Fitday, Imm?f U fi||German- ankFRANKFURT, Jan. 22 (SS^ Sixty-five per cent of American German marriage applications ffiei with EUCOM have been approve^an overall report compiled byEUCOM headquarters revealed yesterday.Of the 4,050 applications filed shut fi the ban on American-German mar. riages was lifted, 2,651 have ,fc«a approved.During December, 234 applicatJoa* for marriages to Germans were teadt by EUCOM personnel, and 225 applications were approved. Applies*;I tions from previous months, held op by administrative technicaifflesi and approved In December, were re. j' sponsible for the greater number approved than received during that* month.lt;c.‘?y-Seven officers, 154 enlisted meg and 64 Department at Army civilian![ received approval of their applies* i tions during December. In ttut§;-j I month, 353 German brides of Amlt;er*' leans, accompanied by 98 children, sailed- from Bremerhaven lor tht i : U. S. . .tl