FULL TEXT: St. Louis, Feb. 15. – Doris Marie Spring, 28, of
East Lynne, Conn., an attractive blonde who said she married four men in four
states within two years without bothering about divorces, appealed to police
today for protection because she suddenly became afraid of men.
She told police that her fourth husband, Eugene H. Hamilton,
44, whom she married here on Jan. 22, had threatened bodily harm. She asked
police protection. Hamilton said he didn't know anything about the threats.
Police held Miss Spring for investigation by Treasury
officials because her third husband was a soldier who requested an allotment
for her. She denied cashing any of the allotment checks.
Miss Spring told police she married Donald Cook, 29, at
Claremore, Okla., in June, 1941, but grew tired of him after three weeks of
married life at Arkadelphia, Ark.
She met Ernest G. Bonner 48, at Central, N. M., in December,
1941, and they visited the preacher. The marriage lasted three months.
Then in February, 1942, she married S/Sgt. Robert Kaminsky,
35, in Philadelphia. He was at that times assigned to the New York harbor. She said
she didn’t know where Kaminsky was at present.
She signed extradition waivers to return to either Central,
N. M., or Philadelphia to face possible bigamy charges.
[“Blonde With Four Husbands ‘Afraid of Men’,” El Paso Herald
Post (Tx.), Feb. 15, 1944, p. 10]
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