King of Denmark Says He'll Wear Jewish Star STOCKHOLM (INS) King Christian X of Denmark was reported yesterday to have told Danish Lutheran leaders that if the Germans wanted to introduce the yellow star for Jews in Denmark, he and his whole family would wear it "as a sign of the highest distinction." The 73-year old, six-foot, six- inch monarch empahtically re fused to form a government under the direction of the Nazis and declined to condone any form of Jewish persecution in Denmark. It was not the first time the king has taken a courageous stand against the Nazis in behalf of the Jews. When the Nazis pressed Denmark for the adoption of anti-Jewish measures, similar to those imposed in other occupied countries, the king in full regalia and with a royal escort nonchalantly attended a special service at the biggest synagogue in Copenhagen. The Stockholm News Chronicle quoted the king as saying to leaders of the Lutheran church: "If the Germans want to introduce the yellow star for Jews in Denmark, I and my whole family will wear it as a sign of the highest distinction." Ferry Boat Boss Defies Governor PONTE-A-LA-HACHE. La. (JP) A ferry boat captain refused to haul a group of Gov. Sam Jones' state guardsmen across the river here yesterday, thus becoming the first Plaquemines parish man to offer open resistance to the governor's "army of occupation" which moved in Saturday to install Walter J. Blaise as sheriff. E. J. Falgout. the ferry boat captain and pilot, told a detail of guardsmen who wished to cross the river that District Attorney Leander Perez had ordered the ferry to cease operation. Perez was leader of the parish group which opposed Rlaise taking the sheriff's office from Dr. Ben Slater. When the captain could not be persuaded to resume service, a
