Des Moines Welcome Gen Gouraud Praises France Unity
Gen Henri Gouraud spoke on the Iowa Capitol steps praising Allied friendship and veterans, with Gov. Nate Kendall introducing him in Des Moines. The speech, delivered in French with Maj Arthur Budd as interpreter, highlighted bravery of Rainbow Division veterans and Franco-American ties.
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