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quiet, and unassuming person.
He is extremely modest in re-
CARDS to his achievements on
the diamond. The fact that
Pfc. Mccoy has twice achieved
entry into basebalPs Hall of Fame,
through the pitching of two no-hit
games for the S. c. U. nine, plus
the fact that his pitching average at
the present time stands at nine
games pitched, and none lost, has
not in any way altered his attitude.
Pfc Mccoy, -hailing from San Di
ego, California, began his baseball
career on the diamonds of Logan
Elementary School, San Diego, High
School He was member of that
schools baseball team, as a short
stop, and pitcher for two years, al
ternating on the mound. Kehn,
who took turns with Mccoy on the
mound is now pitcher for Brooklyn
Dodgers of the National League.
Mccoy and Kehn were classmates
and teammates from kindergarten
through high school. Mccoy is the
son of Mrs. Walter Mccoy of 1923
Boston Ave-, San Diego California.
He is the brother of Mrs. Thomas
E. Mcclellan of 224 South Alsen st.
Tucson. Mrs. Mcclellan is the wife
of Sgt. Thomas E. Mcclellan of the
S. G. U. MedicS. Mccoy also has
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13

Sidat Singh. A star in football,
Wilmeth Sidat Singh OF Syracuse
0waS one of the best basketball play
ers on the court this season. In the
Palestra gymnasium at Pennsylvania
during the past winter, columnist
wrote of his featS, "Sidat Singh
scored twenty points to aid the Sy-
Aracuse team in defeating the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania quintet by
a 1898 score before 8, 900 spectators.
Sidat Singh, a marked man from
the beginning, racked up eight field
goals and four out of seven free
throws for the twenty points, equal
inc the seasons top mark, and COM
ing within one point OF equallng
the all time high score of 81, for
one player, in the Pennsylvania
Palestra. Singh did not play in the
Navy game, but was star performer
in his teams sensational play of the
season, 1899, when Syracuse, won
fourteen straight games.
Singh was a natural athlete. HIS
court work, one writer says, does
not show the "silky finesse OF the
-born court strategist but he has
the canny sense of out-guessing his
opponents which enables him to get
a greater number of shots than 90
most forwards in the game" Slnghs
name secured more special notice IN
the write-ups of Syracuse's games
than any other player.
On December 81, 1888, from the
New York Times we read, with
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
Sidot Singh A Greet Athlete

we had a chance. The clock was
running OUT
A Cool Athlete
"Singh was in a spot where he
couldn't afford to miss shot
against a really fine football team,
one of the best in the country.
Singh's GOODNESS, accuracy and per-
feet timing under these conditions
was something you seldom see. To
collect 19 points against such a
team as Cornell has-all in less than
nine minutes when you've been out
played for 81 minutes is just one
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
S. G. u. Medics Contribute
ToIent to Baseball Team
By Cpl. Oscar B. Grear

Members of the S. c. u Med De rghtfuy feel proud
of the championship c. u baseball both
of the c. u here Fort Huachuca and
that several of the outstanding players the S. c. u
members of the S. c. u. Medical Detachment.
Topping the list of outstanding players the u nine
Pfc Walter T. Mccoy pitcher for that Pfc. Mccoy
of the S. c. u Medc popular young soldiers is
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EDITORS NOTE: The follow
ing article was written recently
by Edwin Bancroft Henderson.
Sidat Singh was recently killed
in the United States.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
championship Cochrane softball
fielder on Post team. Since May,
1912, he has played softball with

team of Washington, Ind, in 1912
until coming into the Army. Father
of one son, Joe Edward, age 13
months old.
Members of the Medical Detach-
ment, Station Hospital, Fort Hua-
chuca, are trained for many types
of duties that are performed in
Army Medical installation, both per-
manent and movable. The duties Of
many of the Enlisted Members of
the Station Hospital Detachment are
of a highly technical nature, such
as the operation of x-Ray machines,
Basal MetaboliSm Rate machines,
Electro-Cardiograph machines and
many other types of extremely COM
plicated instruments. Many of the
men operating these machines re-
ceived their complete training in
these duties here in the Army Med
ical Dept, few of them have had
any previous knowledge of their
present duties in civilian life. Many
of the X-Ray Technicians here were
trained at one of the many Med
ical Dept. Enlisted Technician
Schools.
The duties of the Laboratory
Technicians are also of highly
technical nature. The Laboratory
Dept, like the X-Ray Dept, renders
a very essential service to the Hos
pital and the Military and Civilian
Personnel here at the Post.
The Dental Technicians, are as
sistants to the Dental Officers. Den
tai Technicians are also trained at
the Medical Dept. Enlisted Tech
nician Schools. Members of the
Clerical Staff, at the Hospital are
generally trained here in the many
administrative departments of the
Hospital,
Many of the members of Ward
personnels are trained at the Med
ical Dept. Enlisted Technician
Schools, while others are trained
here at the Hospital for their many
duties on the Wards.
There is also large staff OF well
trained Mess Sergeants, Cooks, and
Bakers in the Mess System of the
Hospital. These men are trained
here on the Post at the Mess Ser
geants, Cooks and Bakers Schools.
Members of the Supply Section OF
the Hospital are also trained within
their Dept. The occupations mem
toned above are only a few OF the
many found here in the Hospital.
Many of the many TechnicianS
trained here will later see service
in Medical installations in many
parts of the world The members
of the Hospital staff here are mostly
of the opinion that the technical
training received by them now, will
be of immense value to them upon
their return to civilian life, thus
cupations in civilian life. The Med
fitting them for more lucrative oc-
ical Detachment here is one in
which the personnel is constantly
changing, due to an inflow OF limit
ed service men. Many of these men
found to be unfit for service in
Combat Units, haXe proven to be
of immense value to the Medical
Dept. here. Members of the Medical
Detachment here do not have very
much time allotted for such things
as Military drills, but they have
always made very good showing at
the Sou Reviews.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
Right Back At Him

Doctor -"How do you feel, colonel,
when you actually kill MANI"
Colonel-''Not so bad. How about
you?"
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13

team of Washington, Ind, in 1912
until coming into the Army. Father
of one son, Joe Edward, age 13
months old
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-06
Stephan Makes
Another Appeal

Detroit, Mar. 6-AP-Max Ste
phan's last hope OF escaping the
gallows from his treachery convic-
ton rests now with the United
States Supreme Court.
A petition for a writ OF review
was filed Thursday by Stephan's
attorney. Nicholas Salowich, in
the final move Of series OF legal
steps made in HIS behalf
Last August a federal court Jury
in Detroit convicted the German
born cafe proprietor OF treason for
his aid TO Lieutenant Hans Krug.
escaped Mani flier. Krug had fled
from a Canadian prison camp.
Judge Arthur J. futile sentsn-
ced stephan to hang, setting last
Nov. 10 as the date, but an APP
peal was taken 10 the United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals at
Cincinnati.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-06
REGISTRATION NOTICE
BINNNIAL SPRING ELECTION
APRIL. 3, 1919

To the Qualified Electors OF the
Township OF Ypsllanti.
Notice is Hereby Given that in
conformity with the Michigan Elec-
ton Law, I. the undersigned Town
ship Clerk will on any day except
sunday and a legal holiday. the day
OF any regular or special election or
primary election, receive for regis
tratton the name of any legal voter
In said township. not already regis
tered. who may apply 70 me person.
ally for such registration.
Provided, however, that can re-
ceive no names for registration dur
ing the time intervening between
the twentieth day before said cleo
tion, April s, 1913, and the day OF
election.
The name ~ no person. but an 40
tual Resident Of the Township at tho
time OF registration, and entitled
under the Constitution, IN remaining
such resident to vote at the next
election shall be entered I'm the regis
tration book
No registration will be made in
the registration book Of any name
except on personal application.
Further notice II hereby given that
| will be at my office, 2iO3 w. Mirh-
igan Ave, March 18th and March
18TH the last day for registering
from 5 a. m. to .. IN.
Lillian NJ. Sheppard, Clerk.
Adv BIS
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Homes

DELUXE HOME: rooms and bath.
Located in one OF newest and
incest sections OF town. Nicely de-
Corated and all in Al shape. Gar
Wood automatic heating plant. ,
SCI eened in porches. All insulated
Breakfast nook. Double size lot.
fenced In rear. 3 car garage. Many
other features. Price, $500. Re-
quires about half down, balance
on easy F II. A. terms This Is
your opportunity TO obtain an al
most new better type home which
war time priorities prevent you
from building for yourself.
OWNER DRAFTED: Home only :
months old. Owner leaving soon
for Army. Defense type bungalow.
located on nice lot, close TO Bomb
er Plant. Requires only t565 to
buy out owners equity. Balance
on reasonable terms.
BRICK BUNGALOW: Located ! mile
from Ypsi, on improved road
Built about l year. House com
pletely modern. extra lots, each
so 1877 feet. Price, $500.
TWO FAMILY: Located at Willis.
about 9 miles south OF Bomber
Plant. rooms on one side. 4
rooms on other, Semi modern.
Price, $500, with $1,000 down
Ehman & Greenstreet
.4l0 w. Mich. Phone 1897
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-06
Legal Notices
REQrsTRArIon NOTICE
Tor
biennial spring Election
Monday, April o, 1888

To the Qualified Electors OF sever
al wards. city Of Ypsilanti. state Of
NoliCS Is hereby given that in
conformity with the michigan Elec-
zion law. 1. the undersigned CITY
clerk. viii. upon any DAY. except
sunday and a legal holiday, the
day OF any regular or special cleo
ton or primary election. receive
for registration the name or any
legal voter In said city not al
ready registered who may Apply
To Ale Personally for such regis
traitor. Provided. however. that
lion during the time intervening
between the Twentieth day be-
fore any regular. special or official
primary election and the day OF
such election.
The last day for General Regis
VINO vote under tho Absent Voters
law. tsee Registration by AffidayiD.
Notice is hereby given that I
viii be at my office Tuesday.
March l6. l945-Last Day. The twen-
iieth day preceding said election as
provided by Sec. 3. Chapter 3, Part III,
y, A. 500, 1929. and Sec. /. Chapter
., Part II. =. A. 1889. Act. 81. p. A.
lgtl.
From o'clock a m. until
o'clock .. m. on said day. for tho
purpose OF Reviewing The Regis
tration ana Registering such OF TIE
qualified Electors la said city as
shall properly apply therefor.
Inc name OF no person Dnt an
Actual Resident OF the precinct at
entitled under the constitution. II
remaining such resident, To vote at
/ the next election, shall be entered
In tho registration book.
Registration by Affidavit
Sec. lO-Ahy absent voter. az de-
fined In this act whose name II not
registered and who shall claim tho
right to vote by absent voters ballot
at any election or primary election,
may at the time OF making Rpplica-
ton for absent voters ballot present
To the CITY Clerk an affidavit for reg
istratiOn which shall he in sub
stantially tho following form:
Affidavit FOR Registration. state
I~of Michigan, County OF ...,ss I..
being duly sworn depose and say
that / am citizen and duly quail
| fled elector OF tho--preclnct OF
and state OF Michigan; that my
post Onice address In No. 80. street
...or II. T.. -. Mop. O.....:
that ] am not now registered as an
eleetor therein and that | am vol-
ing by absent voters ballot at the
heia unon ,hs dav ~ io4
wIitb baiIot sccomnantes mi. sffi-
davi,' ,hst / male his affid.yi Tor
Ihs nurnosa ~ nrocuripy nv r.gfs-
tratinn NJ an .iector H. sccordanc.
with IVA stat,,te, that ,naLa ths fnI-
Iowin1 staternents I'm comnlIanca with
Inc MirhIgan EIection Law, AZ.
Race pIr,hnIaca -, Dste ~
naturaliiation further s,yesr
or afiirm tLs, ,ba nns,yar, gtysn
10 ne ouas,tons cnncarni,r ~"
onaitfica,inns ~. an .i.ctnr &C..
49, "A .'.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-06
Merchandise
Wanted To PuY

WANTED lesk. chair. adding mach
Tue. typewriter and safe, etc. IN.
agH.-W
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-06

WANTED-Car unloaders and haul
e4s Also men with their own
trucks The more YOU handle the
more you make. Apply In person.
DO not phone. Webb Coal Co, 62S
No. Huron.
YOUNG MAN over is years old with
some selling to assist mgr. OF
clothing store. Excellent opportun-
ity for someone willing TO work
hard for Advancement and future.
Call l25 w. Michigan Phone 9s4.
MAN with fish or meat experience
preferred but not absolutely es-
sential Good wages and hours
lpsi Fish Market. 107 w. Mich.
SHOE MAKER wanted. full or part
time. Liberty Shop. l0l n, Wash
ington.
THEY'RE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tIaE
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THEY'RE SOMETHI:,G-more tlaL
fancies and fads. these powerful
little Classified Ads
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$4,000 MO Pays ijgo on the invest
ment. Completely furnished, large
lot with fruit trees and extra build
irg suitable for remodeling. Sell
ing for less than cost Is. r.. French.
Phone AA-3035.
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WANTED. A Baby stroller COS
WasHteuaw or Phone 25l0-W.
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Income Properly


$4,000 MO Pays i5qo on the invest
ment. Completely furnished, large
lot with fruit trees and extra build
irg suitable for remodeling. Sell
ing for less than cost Is. f. French.
Phone AA-3035.
LARGE HOUSE, apts., stoker heat.
acres Huron River frontage fruit
trees, chicken house, car garage,
cottages. Income will pay for
this place. Substantial down pay
ment. This is a fine business op-
portunity. cali owner 1273-J.
THIS should appeal to small family.
rms. and bath, bedrooms, first
floor Two rooms could be finished
End floor. Full basement, II. A.
furnace, cleo. pump, I car garage.
Close TO Ford Dam, directly
South OF Bomber Plant. Ia down.
possession soon Call 207O.
MODERN BUNGALOW, bath. fire
place, double garage, large lot,
fruit trees. Immediate possession.
Phone s0t-J or 9l6l.
GARAGE HOUSE. ceiling paneled,
near corner Harris 81. and Holmes
Road, $1,000. Terms, 5000 down.
H. Peet' 80 y. Huron St, Ph 1871
MODERN room semi-bungalow.
large fireplace. Priced to sell H.
~ % ~ huron Eis 1911.
W. MICHIGAN Avenue. 10 room mo-
dern income house, close in Rea-
sonable price. Terms. H. Peet, 80
\. Huron St, 1911.
now UNDER CONSTRUCTION
IS Attractive New Homes on
Dwight St Consult r.. x Syl-
vester. s07 +. Forest. ph 4ls.
I ROOM bungalow. large 10; north
% L. Michigan Ave. $500. Terms.
" Peet 80 y. Huron 81. Pm. 1871
Farms
5 ACRE poultry farm, 2 houses.
lots OF fruit, on paved road. Dale
Williams. $685. Belleyille Road,
Belleyille. Mich.
House7 FOR Ren;
FURNISHED home Of the better
type, spacious. comfortable. stOker
heat, desirable location. Tenant
should give both local and home
references. Write Press Box M-21.
Brokerage Cards
REAL ESTATE - General Insurance.
Ross x Bower. 100 ". Michigan.
Phone sea
Merchandise
GIRLS COATS, dresses. snow suit.
age 70 10. 1907 whittier Rd
Phone 72-W.
Household Furnishings
UPHOLSTERED DAVENPORT and
book case-writing desk. EOS Normal
Phone 5ii-W.
PIECE dining room suite,
Inquire at
400 olive St
FOR sALE-2 piece living room
suite in very good condition. zoos
W. Cross ST Phone i5s3-W.
GREEN TAPESTRY COUCH. rocking
chair with matching ottoman.
Good condition. Phone i9s3-W.
FOR sALE,-Nearly new Sim
mons Studio Couch. i2i
Hewitt Rd. Phone ls15-W.
SIMMONS STEEL DAY BED com
plete with mattress and springs
cheap. 1920 Pearl 81. 2f7t-w.
Classified advertising service.
CALL OUR ADTAkER al 80 for
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Help Wanted. Male
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-06
Announcements
Personal

WANTED: Ride downtown between
and $3.50 with party living n
vicinity of Stanley Street. Phon'
14c9-M.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-06
Employment
Hello Wanted. Eemale

Hello Wanted. Female
MAID-White or colored Expert
ence preferred Care OF three year
old child Light homework. Good
pay. Phone lssS-R.
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN for house
work, . adults. no laundry or sun
day work. Live In. 1850 y. Huron.
Phone l-73-J.
YOUNG or middle-aged woman 20
assist with housework. good home
fni right party Cal els
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-06

LARGE HOUSE, I apis. stoker heat.
4 acres Huron River frontage, fruit
trees, chicken house, 2 car garage,
cottages. Income will pay for
this place. Substantial down pay
ment. This is a fine business op-
DorlunifN laIl nNnnr 1nI2-I
La gaceta., 1943-03-23

violentamente n WTliam H. Da
Wis, presidente Gel n Junta de
Labor para Ia Guerra y ha da-
DO a entender que no sometera
las demands de los mineros q
esta agencia.
Mr.. Roosevelt p.de que la ex.
Traction dec arb6n cotinGe des-
pues del 81 de MARIO, cuando
axpirara el cortrato, con ell en-
tendimiento que 81 ell nuevo con
7enio incluye ajus,es en- los sa.
larios deberan ser aplicados, re
troactivamenta a partir del pri
nero de abril.
Isl algdn ajuste Sc hace en-
los jornales deberan efactuarse
ceacuerdo con la ley de octubre
2, 1912, y la orden Ejecutiva
de la Junta, ndmero 925O". La
ley de octubre 2 ordena ell Pre-
sidentae firmar una orden eje-
cutiva o decreto para estabili-
Ear los suicides y jornales sobre
ell costo del av ida en- Ell pasado
Is de s~eptiembre.
La gaceta., 1943-03-23

Todos los demas datos relatives
a este superacorazado son ex-
traordinarios, y la cantidad de
material empleado no ha tenido
precedente en- la construction de
ning1n otro barco de guerra. Por
.ejemplo, la pintura que Sc utilize
es suticiente para pintar una cerca
de 6 pies de altura y de una longi-
tud de 227 millas.
Para su funcionamiento ell Towd
dispone de 900 motores, $500
lamparas el5ctricas, 275 ~telefonos
de servicio y 816 para ser usados
unicamente durante las batallas.
La longitud de la tuberia del barco
es de 80 millas, de las cuales Is son
utilizadas para la refrigeration.
Ell sistema de ventilation consta de
16 millas de conductos de aire de
d~iferente espesor.
La capacidad de los generadores
es de 10000 kilovatios-energia
electrical suficiente para atender a
las necesidades domesticas e indus
triales de una ciudad de 10000
habitantes. La longitud total de
los cables conductores de energia
es de 250 millas.
FL IoaUd, a pesar de su enorme y
estructura, naveg6 a mas de
so pudos por bora en- su primer
Los ~oficiales y miembros de
la tripulaci6n desean tener la opor-
tlnidad de enfrentarse con ell AGO.
razado aleman Won Tirpitz, asi
como tambien con algunos de los
barcos pesados nipo~ es. q
La gaceta., 1943-03-23

nato de Herber Holtz, de 81
amos, un empleado, vecino del
ia al oeste ed la Gale 81.
Scheer dispar6 sobre su vic
TINA cuando intentaba esca
parse y que no lie robara ell di
nero que encima llevaba.
Tres noches despues de ma
tar a Holtz, ell joven criminal
a:alt6 y rob6 un establecimien
to donde Sc venden bebidas al
coholicas.
Ell muchacho tambien agre-
do a su padre, vecino del 382
de la avenida Jewett.
Empez6 su carrera crimi-
nal cuanoo tenfa unos Is amos.
Su primer delito fue robarse
un automovil.
La gaceta., 1943-03-23

WASHINGTON.-Los Es-
tados Unidos, empenados &C
tualmente en- la construction
de una poderosa Armada que
operara en- los cinco oceanos
para restablecer la libertad de
los mares, dispondran muy en-
breve de cuatro unidades mas
de un desplazamiento igual al
del acorazado Iowa, de $4,000
toneladas, considerable por los
tecnicos como ell mas grande
del mundo y ell cual fue puesto
en- servicio siete meses antes
de la fecha senalada.
Los acorazados New Jersey y
Missouri, iguales al IoWa, seran
lanzados al aqua muy en- breve.
Embellishments despues Sc cons
truiran dos mas, cuyos nombres no
SO han anunciado.
FL IowG, orgullo de la Marina,
posee un tremendo poder offensive,
va que cuenta con mas artilleria
Rntiaerea y mayor n1mero de
cahones de 16 pulgadas que cual-
quier otro acorazado,
Aunque la mayoria de los deta-
lies de construction de ese mons
truo de los mars constituyen un
secreto militar, algunas de las ci-
fras p%ublicadas por la Marina
podrfan dar en- que pensar a TOTO
y Mussolini.
La gaceta., 1943-03-23
,UN Pastor EPISCOPAL HI
RIO A SU EXSECRETARIA
Y Ell ESPOSO DE ESTA

New Orleans, MARIO 2.-La
lolicia vigila hoy en- IN hospi.
tai al pastor episcopal Rev. Oh.
Monroe, de la Iglesia San Pa.
'olo que p%resenta una herida de
arma blanca n el abdomen Y ad
mite que hiri6 a tiros a su ex-
aecretaria y Ell mar;do de esta.
Ell ministro fu6 harido por
john Mcbride, de 50 amos, que
,7e oponia q que Ia siguiese mar
'dando cheques de pega a su
mujer, aunque 6sta habia re-
Hunciado su puesto de secreta
ria.
La herida que prasenta la mr
ier dice el min:stro que Sc Il
cause ca3ualmente. FMcBride
me lam6 por ta'5fono y dijo
rue iba a matarme, matar a su
esposa y a un hijo de 6sta, Pc.
ter, de Is amos"
La mWer estu empleada
como sacretaria del ministro
,ouando Sc gepar6 de su espogo
luego de cue este habia ingra
ado en- la marina marcante. R
yres6 el mariIo y Sc reconcile
ron.
Dej6 Ia mujer su smplao, pc.
no sigui6- recibienIo los cheque
de paga, 10 que enfurecia al
marido.
Habia lido Monro a la casa de
McBrie "a Oar aviso a la mujar
La gaceta., 1943-03-23

ira Verna R. Taylor; Margaret
Allen contra Horace w. Allen.
Nuevas demandas: Lillian P.
Velasco contra Angel Velasco,
letrado E. R. Dickinson; Hen
rietta L. McKinnon contra An
gus r. McKinnin; Ana H. Mas
coe contra Wilfred H. Mascoe;
Margaret A. Nellisc ontra Mu-
rell j. Nellis; John Daniel Fuss
contra LUCINDA Mae Fuss; Hat
tie Willis contra Henry Willis;
j. N. Halves contra Tulsa M.
Halves.
La gaceta., 1943-03-23
Bnrck en- sI Chicago Times.

I'm ejemplo de 10 expuesto 10
constituyen las estipulaciones rela-
twas a Rumania, donde, de acuerdo
con la ley, Sc lie reconcile persona
lidad ju~ridica" a los Volksgruppe.
TODD ciudadano ruman de origen
aleman, que haya sido reconocido
como tai por los jefes de las agru-
paciones anteriormente menciona-
das, puede ser anotado en- los regis
tros n~acionales de la organization.
FL "Partido Nacional Socialista
de Trabajadores," es ell 6rgano
executive de los Volksgruppen.
Decreta sus prOpias leyes
Debido a un convenio ION la Le-
.gi6n Nacional del Estado Rumano,
los Volksgruppen pueden decfetaF
sus propias leyes references a la
.forma de operar y a la p%reserva-
ci6n y aumento de su poderio.
Rinden pleitesia a la "bandera del
pueblo aleman" y a la bandera de
la Legion Nacional del Estado Ru-
mano. Su doble personalidad esta
eli Id kOHSJlIuClOn ue
Rumania. Las estipulaciones del
convenio pueden ser puestas en- vi
gor tanto por ell lider de la agrupa-
ci6n como por ell Ministro de Justi-
cha de Rumania.
Uno de los objetivos de estas
agrupaciones es ell reclutamiento
de individuos de remote origen ger
mano. Sc llevan a cabo minuciosas
investigaciones para seleccionar las
familias que tengan sangre ale
mana y Sc toman todas las medidas
necesarias para efectuar la re-
germanizaci6n de las mismas.
Los nazis ~ejercitan Ell derecho de
~"proteger" a las agrupaciones ale.
manas por medic de la anexi6n, la
reorganization, los tratados espe-
ciales y la intervention diplomatica.
Ell desarrollo de la politica etnica
nazi fue encomendado al degollador
Heinrich Himmler en- 1889, cuando
Hitler lie contrib ell tftulo de "Dele-
gado del Reich para ell Forts
miento de la Raza Germana."