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DURHAM, N. C. HERALD Circ. D. 30,080 ^Sr-35,761 ,$EP WS?½ Dick Gets To Know Rita's Family Singer Dick Haymes shares a happy interlude with his bride-to-be Rita Hayworth, in Las Vegas, Nev., as the actress playfully tries her hat on daughter Yasmin, 3, to the amusement of Rebecca, 8. ffffi|P|?║ - (international Soundphoto) Haymes Gets Divorce, Will Marry Rita Today LAS VEGAS, Nev. Sept. 23 (UP)?╟÷Crooner Dick Haymes and his lady love, Rita Hayworth moved to within a vow of their marriage tomorrow as the singer won a Nevada decree of divorce from Nora Eddington Haymes. The Nevada decree, final the minute the judge granted it, was all that stood in the Way of Haymes' marriage to Miss Hayworth, who has been helping him wait out the six-^week residence requirement by taking a suite here with her two children by former marriages. Judge Frank Gregory heard Haymes accuse his third wife of wrecking their marriage by refusing to accompany him on singing tours. Haymes said that constituted mental cruelty. 'She became indifferent to our marriage and we grew further apart," he said. "As a result, I could hot handle my work, lost weighted fould not sleep well. It bec^fati a case of general incompatibility." The/i %?·*fe&Jd|aymes, former spouse. ^^Hm^s^sr Errol Flynn, got a C$&G$nra4ifecree last Friday afit^F^^f &ih& the singer reached an agreement under whieh he pays he*; a$8>Q00 inua lump sum and $lOJD/a*week until she remarries. df||| After waiting a" day, She obligingly signed a "w^tyet social; Haymes' Nevada dfe|&fce would be speeded. The waiveiKacknowl- edged she was aware that the Nevada divorce was impending and she did not wish to contest it. "At last, after so many difficulties," sighed the red-haired and also thrice-married Miss' Hayworth as Haymes drove fromj the luxurious resort hotel where they are staying to the Clark County courthouse. Miss Hayworth, more talkative than usual, firmly announced! that the ceremony would be "justj a simple wedding: This one is! too important to me to clutter itj up With frills. It's enough that! we love each other." The marriage is scheduled to be held in the Gold room of the ^HljdsHotel and will be wit- l u. ,'u.j al'"<l'>j?╜i4ku lawyers who have played such an important part im the lives of both Miss Hayworth j and Haymes in recent, months. v 1?1|$ ceremony will be performed against a backdrop of legal and other troubles still besetting both Miss Hayworth anc Haymes. Even as they say "I do," guards will be watching over her two children, Yasmir and Rebecca, because of mailed threats the actress received, "lithe Argentine-born Haymes, in tjfn, faces a deportation action bought by immigration officials .w$to accused him of havini J&eked military service in Work &%r II on grounds he was an Mien. He.went to Hawaii to be f|?·ar Miss Hayworth last May ?╜5d* when he returned he was jpfebed' on a technicality. Miss Hayworth still has not accepted a settlement offer from her ex-husband, Prince Aiy Khan declaring she would reject the million dollar trust fund if the prince and his father, the Aga Khan, insist that Yasmin must be brought up in the Moslem faith ESTABLISHED 188S BArclay 7-5371 PRESS^lftPtNG^REAU , 165 Church-Street - py ork LYNCHBURG, VA. ADVANCE Circ'DjJ 5.520 SfSaMSte. jRita and Haymes fOn Honepoon; She's'So Happy' LAS VEGAS, Nev. UR?╟÷Rita Hayworth and Dick Haymes are on the fourth honeymoon for each oJ! them today following a brief flashbulb-lit wedding in a .gambling resort hotel. I feel wonderfully happy," the redhaired bride said after the I three-minute ceremony. "I am married to the man I really love. It sounds so wonderful to be called Mrs. Haymes." The movie star and the crooner fly to New York Saturday and later to Philadelphia, where the bridegroom starts a night club engagement Monday night. ?√ß?√ß' . "Our careers, in fact nothing, will ever separate us," Rita declared. She said she'll travel with HaymesN on his night club tour. They have rented a house in Greenwich, Conn. Miss Hayworth said she'll commute between there and-Holly wood for one picture a year. The ceremony was performed by Judge Frank MacNamee in the Gold Room ofgjtfye Sands Hotel. l^bJ^Sfe^ gaEmes^and^polgma chine s continued whirring in the nearby casino. Rita's two daughters, Rebecca, 8, by her marriage to actor Orson Welles, and Princess Yasmine, 3?· by ex-husband. Aiy Khan looked on from a divan. The bridal couple said their "I do's" firmly.. Big tears came into Rita's, eyes at the ?╟?words. The double-ring ceremony was over before she got her ring on Dick's finger; she put it oft afterward. Little Ya,smine. shrilled, ''Mama, I want a ring, t'oo." Several hundred persons lined the way'?√ß?√ß"^s the coiipsl^,^arm in arm, walked from her (jaartefis.- in a remote part of the hotel to - tlie ceremony,-\''. Miss Hayworth worgOt short - sleeved, blue linen'd^ls,^.-toast-, colored tulle and velvet hat and matching gloves. Her'bouquet was of orchids arid liljis^f. the valley, suit with blue tie. '; ?√ß Before .her rnarria|d:s'to Welles and Prip&iAly, Ritekv'as wed to oilman Ed&#rd Swoffik'- Haymes* previous wives wergtgjtctress Jo- as|e^I)ru, dancerd^giiae. Marshall, and Nora Flynn Haymes, ex-wife pf Errol Ffynn. ThJ^jrooner got a Nevada divorce 'tp^fjesday from Nora, who obtained jJT^paiifornia decree from him last week, a In connection with his immigra tion difficulties, meantime, the honeymooning crooner could take cheer from a federal court decision yesterday irt; Miami, Fla. In a similar case at Miami, Judge John W. Holland ruled, in Federal District Court that the return of Harry O. Voiler, 62, former Miami Beach newspaper publisher, from Puerto Rico in 1951 "did not constitute an entry into the United .States within the meaning of the 1917 Immigration Act." Puerto Rico and Hawaii are insular ?√ß possessions of the' tfi&ted: States. Judge Holland held that "For a resident alien to make a reentry, he must go to a iapeigft port." IpiTABLISHED 1888 I BArclay 7-5371 PRESslpPINe BURfAU I fS5^hureK Street - Hev^York WINSTON SALEM, N. C. TWIN ?Θ╝ITY SENTINEL jfUfrc. D. 33,529 sep SK?? ESTABLISHED 1888 BArclay 7-5371 PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York EUREKA, CALIF. HUMBOLDT STANDARD Circ. D. 10,657 SEP 231853 fiayworfh-riaymes | [Rites Thursday | LAS VEGAS (U.R)_Film star :Rl%J id crooner Dick | Haymes today planned a "simple (wedding" with television and IInewsreel cameras grinding away.] }\ Then they'll settle down as to f I what they hope will ;be a Sedate Ape as suburbanites in Greenwich i Conn. The ceremony tomorrow will be held in.the gold room of the Sands Ir^li. i^ith only nine guests*H? viteag^ut news ^amera m^n 'were told they ejpd-sattend. The red-haireKeauty-";sighed happily that sl|Pand Haymes are finally getting married after so many difficulties.''I Among their |||ent troubles have been an attesng^by^he government to deport I^mS, a citizen of gArgentqgjgpd death i threats against;.WHayworth and her youngest dt^ghter, three- | year-old Prince% ^?║&min. But the ?╟≤^yiing.munlike the final clinch mth<fmbvie thrillers I WT\ S6e T&?·' *eir- headaches' (solved, t ?·?· ?√ß . : hM1S!,H2|^^^n' and her other %$fiSp|becca, 8, (still are unc^^,i^tive guard and Haymes' dilOT'lties with the Immigration Department remain to be ironed out. Rita and Dick Gamble Again With Matrimony LAS VEGAS, Nev. WV- While nearby crapshooters tried to make sevens and elevens, Rita Hayworth and Dick Haymes today gambled once more with matrimony. The 34-year-old actress and her crooner, 35, will recite vows each has said three times before^ iltd a simple ceremony in the Gold: Rfoom of the S^nflg .Hnt.^1 District Judge Frank MacNamee will officiate at the five-minute ceremony. Jack Entratter, general manager of the Sands, will be the only attendant. PhSfawcaoherit$$& reporters "will gu&%n^er_^^L^- vited guests threai jx>, on<S?╜^ The unpretentious affair will he quite a contrast to the screen star's lavish French wedding to Prince Aiy Khan in 1&49. Miss Hayworth will not eyfenmhave a new wedding gown. She* said she would wear a blue linen straight dress which she has worn before. JHer head will he covered by a toast-colored hat of tulle and velvet. She will wear gloves to match ithe hat.g e Only igupts invited are business and legal associates of the couple The only relatives on hand will be the bride's two daughters. They are Rebecca, 8, the offspring of] iMiss Hayworth's marriage to Orson Welles, and the, Princess Yasmin. ZV_, like her Moslem father a direct descendant of the prophet Mohammed. Final barrier to the wedding was cleared yesterday when Haymes copped a seven-minute divorce decree from Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes. Less than an hour later,; he brought Rita back to the courthouse, where both nervously filled out the marriage license forms. Both Haymes and Rita claimed permanent residence in Nevada, but said they will soon move 'near Sgeenwich, Conn., where they are; looking for a house. "All my work is in the East," the crooner explained. -Miss Hayworth said she plans to commute between the East: Coast and Hollywood for picture making. Should the government win its deportation case against the Argentine-born crooner, what country will he and Rita then live in? "I'm not going to be deported," he answered. "We both intend to live in the IT.S.Ag' The crooner said he7 will move into Miss Hayworth's suite at the Sands right after the wedding. A reporter asked him if he had ever tasted any of Rita's cooking. "Who marries Rita Hayworth for cooking?" the singer asked. />T?W ESTABLISHED 1888 PRESS pUPPlN^fc^VU , 165 ?√ß?√ß Street $_&< York MOBILE;j|fe^ RfiGlS$?½?· 4m D. 33,736; Haymes Granted Nevada Divorce LAS VEGAS, Nev. ?╟÷ (UP) Wavy-haired crooner Dick Haymes won his freedom from Nora Eddington Haymes Wednesday in a seven-minute divorce court hearing which cleared the way for his marriage Thursday to film star Rita Hayworth. Judge Frank Gregory heard Haymes' testimony accusing his third wife of wrecking their marriage by refusing to accompany him on singing tours. He saic that constituted mental cruelty "She became indifferent to our marriage and we grew further apart," he said. "As a result, I could not handle my work, lost weight and could not sleep well It became a case of general in- compatability.*' Haymes' third wife, the former j spouse of film star Errol Flynn got a California decree last Friday after she and the singer reached an agreement under which he pays her $8000 in a lump sum and $100 a week until she remarries. The third Mrs. Haymes, after j waiting & day, obligingly sighed a waiverg so that Haymes' Nevada, gdiydrce would be speeded ^flfie 'Waiter acknowledged she was aware that the Nevada divorce was impending and she did not wish to contest it. Miss Hayworth, more talka' tive than usual, firmly an> nounced that the ceremony would be "just a simple wed' ding. This one is too important to me to-cliitter it up with frills. It's enough that we love each other." . ^./?w| The marriage is scheduled to be held in. the Gold Room of the SandsH^gJ and will be wit- nesseHDyrne lawyers who have played such an important part in the lives of both Miss Hayworth and Haymes in recent months. The owners of the hote. and a nursemaid for the , star's children will be the other \mt- nesses, in additioje^$g the press. The ^gen^lftf /Jfe&r Haymes, still faces a deportation action brought by immh&ffcion officials who accused Mn^WKler the Mc- Carra^Warif^i^l^of h a vin g ducked milita^i^|^ice in Worlc War II. on- ??jm|ighe was.d:an aliehg :r" ^*??^wf^^^I^ The ia|^fe^npqfenced they would hone^6o|t*|rc; the resort hotel where? thfej/g"are staying over the weekend and then travel to P h i lad e 1 p h i a for Haymes op'emng of a night club, engagement.