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THE PRESS DEMOCRAT, SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1943 sums to AID IN DEGREE VICTORY VALENTINE CORSAGE Former Gestapo Prisoner Will Be Speaker at J. C. Fresh From War-Torn Europe FRENCH WOMAN HERE TO BE NURSES' AIDE MONTGOMERY WARD 22 and urges all women interested to register immediately at the volunteer offices, 622 Fourth street, or telephone Mrs. Lloyd Wood at number 2449 for Final arrangements were made yesterday for the presentation Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the junior college auditorium of Ivan Jacobsen, American student who was twice jailed by the Gestapo while attempting to complete a bicycle tour of Europe before the world was plunged into war. Jacobsen will address the student body at the Santa Rosa High School Monday afternoon.

The young traveler will speak in Petaluma tonight, at Sebasto-pol Tuesday evening and in Healdsburg Wednesday night. Jacobsen will talk on Norway's fight against Nazidom and describe his two daring attempts to escape from German prisons, even fracturing his own arm to gain admittance to a hospital in one bold plot. Young Jacobsen is presented here by the Sonoma County Council of Defense through the aid of the state council. The meeting is free to the public. IllipSu Fully realizing the necessity of trained personnel in time of disaster, an attractive French woman, fresh from the horrors of war-torn Europe, yesterday requested an opportunity to train under the American Red Cross Nurses' Aide program at the Sonoma County Hospital and the junior college.

She is Mrs. Else Cassin, whose husband was in the French army when the republic fell before the Nazi onslaught, and has never been contacted by his wife since. She escaped to England where, she says, "I read quite a bit about the work of the nurses' aides and what a wonderful help they proved to be. Realize Necessity "When you have been in situations where you could have helped if you had only known how," said Mrs. Cassin, "you realize the necessity of having trained personnel in case of emergency.

"I hope it will never be necessary here, but I am so happy to feel that now I can be of real service to my adoptive country," she commented when told she would be admitted to the class. "I hope many women will realize what this interesting and valuable training will mean to them." The Red Cross has announced the next training course for nurses' aides to begin February Headed by Grand Knight Frank J. McHugh and Secretary Walter Pisenti, a delegation of local Knights of Columbus will participate in exemplification of the fourth degree, highest of the order, upon a class of 200 candidates next Sunday afternoon in the Palace hotel, San Francisco. The class will Include third-degree knights from the entire state and many servicemen. Ceremonies will be staged in the hotel's Gold ballroom under the direction of Thomas F.

Duffy, northern California master, and' his St. Francis assembly, fourth degree, Knights of Columbus. Distinguished Catholic laymen will lead various phases of the degree. To Fly Here Supreme Knight Francis P. Matthews, international head of the society, will arrive by plane from New Haven, to take part in the ceremonial and speak at a banquet to follow.

Candidates for the fourth degree will report to Henry F. Kalvelage, secretary, in the hotel and following exemplification they will march to St. Patrick's church for benediction. Wives and friends of the fourth-degree knights have been invited to the formal banquet and reception to follow the ceremonies. Lieutenant General John L.

De-Witt of U. S. Army, Rear Admiral John W. Greenslade, Navy, and Major General William Upshur of the U. S.

Marine Corps will attend. William T. Sweigert, executive secretary to Governor Earl Warren, will deliver the principal address. AMD WARDS FASHION FLOOR IS BLOOMING WITH RAYON mem WAR STAMPS are the principal material for the Valentine's Day corsage worn by screen actress Ruth Warrick. The heart center is surrounded by petals of war stamps.

(International) Keservations lor the tete may be addressed to Thomas F. Duffy, 1531 Twentieth avenue, San Fran-Cisco, Four of 19 Armed Felons That Fled Prison Captured JACKSON, Feb. 13 (AP) State highway patrol headquarters announced tonight the capture near Clarksdale, of four of 19 armed convicts who escaped early today from Parchman penitentiary after overpowering a watchman and slugging a guard. Patrolmen listed three of the REGISTRATION FOR J. C.

SET MONDAY, TUESDAY fa it 'Home Problems in Wartime' New Course as Institution Geared to Emergency 'Prospective students and parents will, find an oppor- servingao years for highway rSCTtunity to discuss individual problems arising from the war during registration at the Santa Rosa Junior College spring semester Monday and Tuesday," declared Neil M. Daniels, every two weeKs at a nominal cost to students. An exhibit of recent work of the pottery class will be held in the administration building next week and will, be open to the public, Daniels concluded. YOUR FIRST fi National Head of Scotia Daughters Will Visit Here Mrs. Jeanne Kelly, of Detroit, Michigan, national grand chief daughter of the Daughters of Scotia, will attend a meeting of the local lodge in Odd Fellows' hall here tomorrow night.

Mrs. Kelly is touring the nation, and her visit here will be marked by attendance of delegations from the bay district and other neighboring lodges. Mrs. Elizath McCeod, chief daughter of the local unit, will preside at the meeting and will welcome the distinguished visitor. Refreshments will be served following the meeting.

THE CLASSIFIED WAY IS THE PAYING WAY MONTGOMERY WARD GET SOME color INTO YOUR WARDROBE SWEATERS 1.98 cardigan at .2.19 2.98 2.19 short ......1.98 SANTA IS ONE Or THE Ensign Williams Of Ukiah Listed Missing in Action UKIAH, Feb. 13 Ensign William W. Williams, U. S. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lee B. Williams of Potter Valley, has been listed as "missing in action" in the South Pacific. A telegram from the navy de partment brought this message to the young officer's family this week. Ensign Williams was grad uated from the Annapolis Navel Academy with the class of 1942 and was assigned to duty soon after.

Ensign Williams was graduated from Ukiah High School, and was appointed from the R. O. T. C. at University of California to An napolis for training with the navy During graduation week last year his engagement to Miss Phyllis Kadel, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs J. Edwin Kadel of Port Jervis New York, was announced. ATTENTION, JOE! SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13 Among suspensions of gas ration ing cards announced here today for visits to the horse races at Bay Meadows last fall were the following: Rolando Lumber Company, 301 Berry street, San Francisco, two books invalidated until April 1 George H. Hoag, 582 San Diego street, Daly City, 30-day suspen sion; Carlo Ferrario, 505 Cypress street, San Francisco, 30-day suspension; H.

T. Titus, Mountain View, 12-day suspension. THE CLASSIFIED WAY IS THE PAYING WAY MONTGOMERY WARD NEW HAT items in our catalog department jtM itf flAj WAR CA' STAMPS pi "You're so lovely!" he'll say, when he sees you in one of these new rayon ro-maine crepe navies, all trimmed with frosty white! And he'll like you in a gay print or soft dreamy pastel, too! Come try them! Sires from 12 to 44, 9 to 15. "Unbelievable!" you'll say when you see these expensive' looking frocks at such a price! lots of navies rayon romaine crepes in 1-and 2 -piece styles with flattering white accents. Sizes for juniors, misses, women.

12 to 44, 9 to 15. 1 at 7.98 at 4.98 bery, and Joe Karnegay, under 25 year sentence for robbery, caught together'about four miles north west of Clarksdale; and Jessie Durham, serving three years for erand larceny, taken about five miles south of that town. The fourth, Oscar Freeman, serving 10 years for burglary, was captured later Saturday night on a highway three miles south of Clarksdale. after being shot through the right arm, patrolmen reported. The state officers said they believed the remainder of the desperadoes were in the same general area, possibly in cars, but warned that motorists and filling station operators over all north Mississippi should be on the alert.

The convicts were armed with 12 or more rifles obtained from the prison arsenal, and all were described by prison officials as "desperate bad actors." CINCINNATI, Feb. 13 (UP) Search for five federal prisoners who effected an ingenious escape from Hamilton county jail last night by plugging up the plumbing spread to the bordering states of Indiana and Kentucky and north to Dayton, today. James V. Bennett, director- of the U. S.

Bureau of Prisons, ordered an investigation of the jail break and indicated the jail might be removed from the list of federally approved prisons. Flexible Limit on Auto Speed Urged WASHINGTON. Feb. 13 (AP) Joseph B. Eastman, director of defense transportation, today urged state legislatures to adopt flexible speed limits rather than a risrid 35-mile-an-hour standard Eastman said that while 35 miles an -hour is now the recommended limit for cars and trucks, It was desirable to authorize governors or other state officials "to change the speed limit, if this ac tion should be found necessary at anv time." An ODT spokesman explained that it might become desirable to allow certain carriers of war ma terials ta maintain faster sched ules in some sections and that there might be need for reducing the speed limit for private cars and other similar vehicles.

Bulgarian Minister Said Assassinated LONDON, Sunday, Feb. 14 (AP) The Berlin, radio announced today that Gen. Christo Loukoff, Bulgarian minister of war from 1935 to 1938, in the Kosseivanoff cabinet, was assassinated at 9 p.m. Saturday. The general was attacked in front of his house by several men, the radio report added.

Fifty-six years old, Loukoff was "a fervent nationalist" and it "is believed that his assassination had a political background," the broadcast said- Win teP tomatoes from Imperial valley are returning between $4 and $4.50 per crate of four baskets. Several carloads of chicory have been shipped from Ventura county recently. Telephone 1513 li! public rations director, yes- terday. Geared to the war effort, the college will introduce a new course entitled ''Home Problems in Wartime," designed through laboratory, discussion and demonstrations to help solve problems arising from substitutions of food materials arising from rationing. Marketing and other consumer problems in garment fitting, child care and spring food preservation will also be taken up under this course.

Another outstanding practice to be adopted this term is the training of students expecially to pass United States civil service examinations for positions in commercial branches. Report to College Registration will continue through the two days, February 15 and 16, Daniels said, and entering students are expected to report at the college during this time. Returning students must also register during this period. Any high school graduate, 18 or more years of age and bearing a transcript of their high school record is eligible. During the registration students will have the opportunity to discuss their individual problems with instructors who will aid them to choose their most congenial field.

Also in line with the war effort is the opportunity for 17-year-old youths, prospective high school graduates, to learn details of enlisted reserve programs of the army, navy and marine corps. Urge Investigation "The advantages of attending junior college for even one semester should be investigated by all boys who anticipate draft within a short period," Daniels reminded. "Girls, too, will want to investigate possibilities in service of the WAVES, WAACS and SPARS." "The war offers unlimited opportunity for service to one country, even in civilian life. Young women, particularly, may choose between the shipyards and other war industries, or they may take commercial training to become, a student nurse in the Sonoma County College of Nursing which is conducted jointly by the college and the County Hospital. Commercial and nursing training will lead directly to war work that will remain valuable after the war.

"Sttudents who enter the commercial department during the course of a semester, or students who need brushing up enter a special co-ordinating course where deficiencies are eliminated enabling them to enter regular classes which lead eventually to civil service positions. Pottery Class Two sections of a popular class in pottery making class under the direction of Miss Rebecca Worden will open. A beginners' class will be conducted from 1 to 4 Tues day and Thursday afternoons, and an advanced class will be held from 9 to 12 Tuesday and Thursday mornings. The junior college now has its CAROL BRENT New pastels that will melt info any color scheme! Long, boxy pull-overs in 100 all-wool worsted. 32-40.

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