Happy GI-Fraulein MarriagesImpossible, Says Berlin GirlBy Daniel DeluceAssociated Press Staff CorrespondentBERLIN, Oct. 1—A 25-year-old Berlin blonde, Ursula Lampe, who writes moralizing leading articles for the Berliner Zeitung, stoutly championed Gen. Eisenhower’s ban on Gl-fraulein marriages today as a measure tliat “saves German girls from humiliation.’*“A happy international marriage is impossible under present circumstances,” Ursula wrote today. “Even supposing agirl could accompany her soldier-husband to the U.S.—what then? She would not be treated well. Americans, like the rest of the world, consider German and Nazi to be synonymous.“Venereal disease is raging among Berlin girls. That has been determined by the police. But statistics are hard to collect. Before the Allies came, prostitution was under strict police control. :The Allies abolished any such control, and 9ow disease spreads in every direction.”She asserted that “nice” girls also succumbed to the craving for cigarettes and sweets which could be satisfied .only by “begging” from Allied soldiers.“It is natural for soldiers in any Army to take advantage of chance acquaintanceships,”-she added. “But it’s foolish of our girls to think of marriages with them. Soldiers like to play; they move on and forget about it.”Europe FacesYear of HungerWASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (ANS)—-The world faces more hunger in its first 12 months of peace than during the last year of the war.This is the summary of a world-wide survey, of the food situation just completed by the Department of Agriculture's office of foreign agricultural relations, made public yesterday. The agency estimated that more than 35,000,000 tons of food will have to be moved into the deficit area, including former enemy countries such as Germany, Austria and 'Italy, through commercial and relief programs, if acute hunger is to be prevented. City areas in countries producing less