Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-10-11 | Page 3 | Mate Joins up, Wife Files Suit

MATE JOINS UP WIFE FILES SUIT A husband who ran away and joined the marines one who failed to provide for his infant daughter and wife and a third who has been committed committed to a federal prison Saturday had been divorced by their mates r Mrs June Lovendahl Chapman was granted a divorce from Earl Chapman Jr when she informed Third District Court Judge Bryan P. P Leverich that her husband repeatedly repeatedly repeatedly re re- re- re found fault and criticized her since their marriage here March 25 1941 On September 5 1941 he told her their marriage was a failure and that he was going to join the army Mrs Chapman in informed informed informed in- in formed the court she discovered he had joined the marine corps Her maiden name was restored by the court Mrs Ha Ila Mae Hunt Busenbark was granted a divorce from Lafay Robert Holt Busenbark custody of their minor child 7 7 a week support money and 75 75 attorneys attorney's fees They were married on January January January Janu Janu- ary 12 1936 in Richfield Mrs Busenbark charged her husband failed to provide adequate food or clothing for her or care for their infant daughter that he failed to provide fuel to heat a residence which provided rent free freeby freeby freeby by his employer and remained away from home night after night Finally she said she was forced to seek employment to care for herself and child and to return to the home of her parents Divorce and restoration of her maiden name was granted to Mrs Marjorie Doris Sutton Button Krawitz from Harry S. S Krawitz who has been committed to a federal prison iii ui Fort Worth Texas after conviction conviction conviction con con- of a felony illegal possession possession possession posses- posses sion of narcotics Krawitz was convicted in May 1940 They were married on January 20 19 1940 0