Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1952 — Page 18

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Photo for The Times hy Carl Schumaker

NINE WAR BRIDES who became new citizens in Anderson are (left to right) Mesdames Joan Sranlay, Gertrud Ballinger, Raymonde Juliette |

rry, Andrea Marie Adams, Maria Hott, Clemont

Russell, Lewis Jackson, Lee Porter and Harold Ash ley.

Nine War Brides Take Haerle Hits

Oath of Citizenship

By LOUISE FESLER ANDERSON, Mar. 7T--Romance gave the United States nine new itizens this week. It was romance that brought thefn to this country as wives bf ex-servicemen who served in varjous Kuropean lands. The nine war brides took oaths of alleglance to their adopted homeland Wedngsday in Anderson. After esaminatrons in Madison County Courthguse, a hearing was conducted hefore Judge Charles Smith, assisted by clerk Robert Armington,

List of New Citizens

America’s gains were losses for six different countries. The new citizens are Mesdames Joan Stanley from Germany, Gvertrud - Ballinger of Romania, Raymonde Juliette Berry from France, Andrea Marie Adams, of Belgium, Maria Hott, of Jugoslav, and Clemont Russell, T.ewis Jackson, I.ee Porter and Harold Ash lev, ‘all from Englandecs gm. Two of the Britishers are from the same town. The young women nevelr met until they came to Anderson. ' Mrs. Porter, formerly of London, was an aircraft inspector on the “Spitfire” when she met her hushand, who was serving with Armed Forces there. They were married in April, 1944, and it was two years before she was ahle to come to Amerie " join her husband. In 1950

Porter and their daughter, Elaine),

Margarét, returned to visit relatives.

to England

Two From England

Two of the warbrides, Mrs, Ashley and Mrs. Russell, are from

Nottingham, England, but had

never met until they became housewives in Anderson. The Ashleys wege married in March of 1945, and Mrs. Russell took her American as husband in 1944. Mrs. Ashley met her husband while ‘he was serving with the U. 8. Army during World War 11.

At that time she was doing a!

man’s job. -delivering milk. She was not able to join her husband until 1946. In 1949 she returned to her native country to visit her family, Mrs. Russell was a member of the Women's Land Army, having served for three years. She was stationed = just 16 miles

from:

Back in

° where her hus iit served. The Fee Dispute Women's lL.and Army is similar to the WACS, Marion.County License Branch Mrs. Jackson met her husband Manager Edwin Haerle today dewhile she was serving with the nied he regarded $2 “hurry up” ATS, England's Women's Army,| Service fees legal, as reported in and was stationed in Germany. the Indianapolis News yesterday. They, met in Berlin and were Mr. Haerle today said: married. there. She is planning a! “A story in another Indianaptrip back to England this sum- 0lis newspaper of Mar. mer to visit her brother. erroneous in two respects con- : cerning the branch operation at Belong to Wives Club 1230 W. Washington St.” That is the branch where a Times reporter found that for a “fee” a license buyer could avoid standing hours in the lines.

The four English war brides are all. members of a local organization known as the International Wives club. This club is composed of war brides of all nationalities. They studied together for exami-| «1 never have said that accept-

nation to be able to obtain their gneé of any fee other than that papers at the same time. specifically designated by law for They were deeply touched when plates is legal,” Mr. Haerle conthey learned of King George VI's tinued. death, “Also, I never said the reporter But they didn’t find it hard to did not identify the man to whem give up their English citizenship.' he paid the $2. In fact, he did Mrs. Porter, in English accent! privately identify him to me at said: “It isn't hard to give Eng-|a meeting Mar, 5, at which time land up for America, as we all Mr. Black and a .representative think America is a wonderful! ©f the company in which the country. We are here with our Pranch cis. located were present husbands and most of us have 0 investigate all facts.” families. Soon we would like to, “The man identified was not bring, our families that remain 2n employee of the license in England over here to this branch, gi "Mr. Haerle said. most lovely country.’ -

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