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press cupping bureau 165 Churcft Street - New York MARTINSVILLE VA. BULLETIN Circ. D. 8,573 $BP. 2*1959. |j?║gd Rita, Dick Hayri^s Gamt^^a^Qj^atrimony ESTABLISHED 1888 BArclay 7-5371 PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - Nevvl York INDIANA, PA. GAZETTE Circ. D. 12,471 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (/P)?╟÷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, in a simple ceremony in the Gold Room of the Sands Hotel, DistricTttldgPJLrank MacNamee will officiate at;.the-'^re?aip5^| ceremony". Jack Entpat||r, general manager of the*Slfisli||ll. I&'^&fl only attendant. *M?½bgraphe*.?·^ reporters will outnumber tEe^P* vited guests threepjtp one. Final barrier ||; the wedding was cleared yesterday when Haymes copped $ seven-minute divorce decree from Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes. Less than an hour later, he brought Rita back' WW ^P^hon^% where, both''necr- ?√ß^^ ^l^oMjfie marriage li- appntefe' mxjSpig -v f?½ . ^."TI)i?╜^??o6nc*^ara he 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 (*ooking. "Who marries Rita Hayworth for cooking?" the sineer asked. SEP 24 1953 BArclay 7-5371 PRESS-CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York BRAWLEY, CALIF. NEWS Circ. D. 2,973 SEP 9 19S3 Atta Girl, Rita Girl to Be an American Despite Offer Of Million; Wedding to Haymes NeoK\^ | ^V^.^^'*^ **VW leadbg wheat pr^^?╟÷?╟÷e-_J ?╟≤ V. *e~%gfiVollowed bj: - North! ^R LAS VEGAS m (UP) ?╟÷ Film star Rita Hayworth today angrily turned down a one million dollar divorce settlement which'her attorney announced had been reached with Prince Aiy Khan in Paris. Bartley Crum, the actress' lawyer, announced yesterday in Paris that the prince -would set up a million dollar trust fund under the agreement for the couple's only child, three-year-old Princess Yasmin, and that the girl would be reared in the Moslem faith. Miss Hayworth told United Press early today that she had not received word of any such agreement and added: "AU the money in the world can't buy my child's right to be raised as an American." "Whatever religion I. choose for Yasmin is my own business,' the actress continued. "I don't have to specify any particular religion." Meanwhile, Miss Hayworth was courting possible suspension by Columbia Studio by remaining here to be near Dick Haymes despite the studio's request that she return to Hollywood. Haymes, who faces possible deportation to his native Argentina on charges 'of illegally re-entering this country after visiting Rita in Hawaii last May, probably will not be free to marry her until Sept. 23 or 24. His Nevada residence requirement, necessary before he can file suit to divorce Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes, will not be completed until Sept. 20' ^t W% for years has been; lice. ?╟÷NEA telephoto THEY'LL WED SOON?╟÷Following their arrival *0fho plush SgZlfe- Hpj^L-u*, Las Vegas, Nev., singer Dick Haymes, 38, and actress Rita Hayworth, 34, announced that they will be married 1 about Sept. 20 in Las Vegas. Haymes' Nevada divorce will be I final about that time. (NEA) wm-* ESTABLISHED 1888 jQ) BArclay 7-5371 ?Σ≤SUS CUPPING BUREAU '6b Church Street - New York CENTERVILLE, IA Iowegian & Citizen , Circ. D. 5,777 tosEP 261953 Haymes Family! fGoes to New York LAS YFi^ASir Npv ?½?╟÷Honeys itfooners Rita Hayworth and Diefd ;'Haymes left by plane for New York early today, along with her two daughters and his boxer dog, Brutus. The youngsters, Rebecca, 8, and Yasmine, 3%, were somewhat disappointed at the .Alport because time didn't permit them to see Haymes, dog, wg'ch hadx|been placed in the airlifier's. baggage compartmerit a^|Ha? Angeles. The actress and, crooner, married at the' jfehdsj;fotel_heiijffin a three-n3unu|^''^reShy Thtjfsday, appeared, to-feexcited as they left this gamMSpi^esort. They took If pieces of lugg^ with them. Haymes is due :n Philadelphia | Monday for a singing engagement. That same day in Los Angeles, his attorney will ask for a continuance in a deportation Jafcgring against him. "?╟÷?╟÷ SArcfay 7-5371 PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU I &5 Church Str^t- New York KEARNEJ, NEBR. HUB "'Circ. D.-IIJIjg^ '#??3W IRita, Haymes Recite Vows Fourth Time By JAMES BACON LAS VEGAS, N*S$_WhiIe nearby crapshooters tried to make sevens and elevens, Rita Havwnrth and Dick Haymes today MfflS [once more with matrimon^ The 334-year-old actress and her crooner 3S,,will recite vows each has said fhrfe times before, in a TVl?½ ct,eremony m the -Gold Room' I of the Sands Hotel. judge vfOBssamr" ^^m- 'Tur^o-??T --,, > - :m f-.jV7W^-. '1 mm ^fwe^^^^^^^ ceremony. Jack-Entratter, general manager of the Sands, willl>e the \my attendant. Photographers and reporters: wiU outnumber the incited gjiesfs three to ohe; 4 The unpretentious affair will be \Ttf t ????╜trast to m screenj star s Ravish Erench Wedding to I Prince Aiy Khan in 1949. , Only guests invited: are business and legal associates of the:Cbupled The only relatives on hand will be] the,brides two. daughters, They are Rebecca 8, the bf%ring of Miss Hayworth's marriage to (Ssin -f uf* tnd the Vrinc*ss Yasmin 3, like her,Moslem father -amdi. (^~nt ofmthe prophet - Final barrier to the wedding was cleared ?√ß?√ß Wednesdaygwhen Haymes copped a, seven-minute divorce decree fromgNora Eddington Flynn |Haymes. Less thagpn hour latS be brought Rita bgg to the eorf: , WON'T LEAyE &,m. t Should the government win it- l?e 'a*,^?p|teArgett.[ ^ner' llJP^^untry f!ta t^RLJ^in? ' PW^fw^glend to! S>A.*,-1|^?^s JB"-?╜f-?╜S^ move' ~r mf^orth's suite at the! [San<m|lght after the wedding A reporter asked him if he had fvef tasted any of Rita's cooking. L ^o.v^arries Rita' Haywortl [for cooking?" the singer aS