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NEW YORK, N. Y. POST Circ. D. 2&U35 - S. 265,625 0CT"-4."rm , quickie Reno divorce and make himself available. Before^ saying "I do," he said an emphatic "Don't" to his creditors by signing a pre-nuptial property agreement which would safeguard all of Rita's income and property from possible attachment. With the help of his, lawyers, he drew up a plan to spread his prospective^-income of $150,000 a-year far enough to disperse the army of creditors folhrtvlng him around like s autograph- By ROBERT WILLIAMS m~^mmm^- WSH^W *??*-*?╜w ** In a rambling, ivy-covered country home deep in the wooded hills above Greenwich Corin., Rita Hayworth is trying desperately to be a lot of things to a lot of people. Mother to Rebecca Welles, 8f ***"" and Yasmin Khan, 3, by former marriages. Wife to debt-plagued, deportation-haunted Dick Haymes, 35. Daughter-in-law to gray-haired Mrs." Marguerite Haymes. And honest with herself. But friends of the couple are glowing with optimism. "Rita," said one, "has practically put on an aproa. fFhey moved into >thevj3ace without any servants, dlpljourse, Mrs. Haymes is on hand, thank heaven, but they're, still looking for a cook and a maid. "And what do you think of Dick? He's actually commuting every *??F" between Greenwich and his job at the L.atin Casino in Philadelphia. Comes all the way home after the show eveof* night by plane and car. "Don't say these kids arfi|f| trying." IT'S SOMETHING OF AN UN? derstatement to call tibem kids, considering that Rita'fc;^ and Dick's 35 and both havS^Sa.Qji1 the marry-go-round th^ee times luncheon and $18 for labor costs. The total tab was $190, give or take a couple, nothing like the blossom-scented, champ a-g n e drenched, lobster-laden blowout Rita could remember on the Riviera the night she married Aiy. Even the ceremony was practical,,* r Dick and Rita, who'd been through this thing before, merely Jiowed to "love, honor, cherish"' throughout their "married life."! After which, the couple emplaned for New York and Greenwich, where Mrs. Haymes. had picked out the nice Gothic house with a swimming pool and private lake for the small price of $450 a month. c^fcar^lnase problems here. That will depend on the outcome of the government's attempts to deport Dick, a native of Argentina, on charges that he violated the McCattan-Walter Act when he flew to see Rita in HawaiL-^sppg The law provides that an alien who leaves the continental U.S. may, not reenter legally without a permit. Not helpful to Dick's prospects is the fact that he signed a waiver of military. service during World War II as an alien neutral and disavowed any intention .of ever becoming a citizen. But a lot of questions are involved, including whether the Hawaiian Island's aren't, after all, a part of the continental U.S., as well as whether a century-old treaty with Argentina didn't protect Dick from Selective Service. The up-to-his-ears-in-trbuble Dick let his intentions be known g love this girl so much thai I will do anything in the world to protect her. I intend to stand on my own two feet and take care of all of my troubles. I ??nlj? thank God that I have her and her love to inspire me to work and fight my own battles." Rita made it air-tight. *T11 follow Dick anywhere on earth," she said. Up on Fox Run Lane, above Greenwich, the Gothic country home may spell the "happy ending" Rita never found with Ed Judson, "the father type;" Orson 1 Welles, "the genius," or Aiy Khan, "the playboy." . "What are you doin', Mommy?" said Little Yasmin, the day Rita married Dick. "GetfchV married?" It is the ravishing red-head's solemn hope that question has been answered for the last time. The claims, incidentally, filled eight type-written pages and included one^from a drug store for $2.50, another from a group of agents for $30,000 and still an-^^ _r<MTr>cl?╟? ^?╟??╟?w_ ,?╟? other for Uncle Sugar for $55,000 j??*T ?·0URSE, DICK IS GOING hi tax arrears. t0 have fmancial troubles for * * * quite awhile. And Rita's bound THOUGH STTT t mmKT nw't0 encounter further difficulty in N&Ivhi^ Princes anri Alv 'K%a-n Ii0USlV wealthy father, The Aga peg? could already see better previously. On the othe^h^rid"it ?·ays, *-?╟÷*.- ?╟≤_. is doubtful that either Ips ever I Sh^ is now raking in proceeds J confronted such a tryinghrharital: from "Affair in Trinidad" and 1 venture. |'*$alome," with even a bigger j From the very outset ~vt their .***?╜ in prospect from the yet-to secret-hearting out in Haywood, be-released, "Miss Sadie Thomp- last spring, they had to'%?╟≤ prac-1 son." tical as well as rapturous^ I It was therefore practical for | Dick had to fhce the fact that,them to ride a baggage.cart.tof the dowry would be, top and the Gold Room of the splashy love alone. Rita had to face the gf^?? Tfoto1 in Tflfi'YfTnfi ATov" fact that Dick was no? papain, and be united under the sponsor- financially. CJgiJK^ jship of that caravansary with It must be said thafcflfttymes; Press Agent Al Freeman acting behaved with impressl^^lmcer-; as producer, director and stage itv0 s vd\ | I manager. "He .got?╟÷up $8,000 caM and I Diek put up $20 for the judge. $100 weeklyjalimony forjgjlff ex-. The Sands spent $75 for the four- wife, Nora-Jtynn Haymemm ex- j layer cake (bottom two layers, change for freedom todwbrin a'wood), $77 for a lamb chop press They'll both he^atisfied if theyj Rita and the Othir^Venus.. PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New Yor COATESyiLLE, PA. RECORD Circ. D. 8,539 SEP 25 1953 g Film Star And Crooner Leave On Honeymoon Rita Hayworth Says It's Wonderful To Be "Mrs. Haymes" Las Vegas, Nev., Sept. 25 (AP)?╟÷ j Rita Hayworth and Dick Haymes are on the fourth honeymoon for each of them today following a [brief flash-bulb-lit wedding in a gambling resort hotel. ! "I feel wonderfully happy," the ?√ßredhaired bride said after the; three-minute ceremony. "I ami married to the man I really love.: It sounds so wonderful to be call-1 JedMrs. HaymeSJ^i^g The mbvje star and the croon-j j er fly Mr New York Saturday and later JS Philadelphia, where the' bridegroom starts a night club engagement Monday night. "Our careers, in fact nothing, will ever separate me," Rita de- claredJ|Kbe said she'll-travel with HayaieSpii his ni'gl&^ihb tour. The$^$$trve rented''#":house in GreenTOp, Conn. Miss Hayworth said js&jklH; commute between there) and H^^wood for one picture aj year|*fl| To^premony was performed! by Judge Frank MacNamee in thei Gold Room of the Sands Hotel.; iRoulette games and"TfoT*"~ma-' chines continued whirring in the: nearby casino. ESTA'B^^^^ 1888 BArclay 7-5371 PRESS a.lPPIhN?·f BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York LAGRANGE, GA. NEWS Circ. D. 4,876 ?╟≤ SEP 2 51953 '"Simple Wedding" [Plans Are Made By Rita, Haymes ; LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP)-^Film star Rita Hayworth and crooner i Dick Haymes today, planned a "simple wedding" with television I and newsreel . cameras grinding away. Then they'll settle down" as to what they, hope will be a sedate; life as suburbanites in Greenwich, Conn. Safe! i&llt.- I The ceremony Thursday will be | held in the Gold Room of the I Sands-Hotel with only nine guests invited, but news and camera, men 1 were told they could attend. | The red-haired beauty sighed happily that she and Haymes "are finally getting married after so many difficulties." . Among their recent troubles have been an attempt by the government to deport Haymes, a citizen of Argentina, and, death threats against Miss Hayworth and her youngest>dtt%ighfee*r three-year- old Yasmin. ^^M'i^imWkM "We want a simple wedding," Miss Hayworth;: said firmly. "This | one is too impOT$&mw$&e to clutter up with a -lot ^ofc^nnecessary frills. It's enough thajg#e,love each I other." I .jo$111 But the, we(i(lil^^^P^e the ^inal clinch in the mo-^^^pHers, won't see all of their ,j^??oa^iCs solved. . Miss Hayworth"; ^?║^*in^and her other daughter, ?√ß ifm&ecfeatt 8, still are under proteV$ve*';;Jfu$rd and Haymes' difficu?╤E(@f^Wjfh .^he Im-' migration DepartriS^S1^ r?╜Shain to be ironed outgj5%f ,*%. It will be Ritl^iP^ott?╤t8r #edding and^ Haymes' fffirlK*0 The"%ouple plans to honeymaetAiiatfithe Sands over the weekeiid Itl^then travel to PhUadelphia>>^^^pii*-,H aymes! opens a night xfutf engagement,; leaving the crooner's lawyers toj handle his case before the govern. j ment in hearings which resumej ij Monday. ESTABLISHED 1888 BArclay 7-5371 PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church ^Street -New York COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. NONPAREIL Circ. D. 19.74-^. SEPiPIp RitagDick and Family to N.Y. LAS VEGAS, Nev. JP- ?╟÷ Honey- mooners, Rita Hayworth and Dick Haymes left b^^ianewfor New York early; Sfmrdajy, jBong with her two daught&s-|tijtd'%is boxer dog, Brutus. The youngster4T^pec^i, 8, and Yasmine,; 3^ w#^j^omi?║vhat dis- appointedr;J^*the asrpoEl because time didnj'l^erjeait th^a to see Hayme$* ?╟≤'..?Θ╝&&&, ^hieh ^fed been placed In .0e #rliher3B baggage compartment, jaSLroi Angeles, ^fhe fe^tEes^dfld cro<??^r, married at- ^jy'^^jd| Hotel^j^e in a three-nunute oC^mony Tliui"day, appeared lo-'be excited as tAey left this gambling resbrt.ttTtey took 16 pieces ^.o^pil^^e^rlffi^l^m. .a^aymesjp^tee"fnThiladelphia Mdnday for" a singing-engagement.| lhat same day in Los Angeles, :hW attorney will ask for a continf ii?║nce in a deportation hearing against him. ESTABLISHED 181 _^ BArclay 7-5371 P^S^UPPING BUREAU 16^^p^ij;Street - New York ISHjivlLLE, N. C. |&1iz;en mmKPy -.32 '459 ^2>13S3 11 Miss Hayworth.ilaymes \Set 3Minute Ceremony \ LAS VEGAS, Nev., Se??$.,22,J^ tRita Hayworth, who marriei^^" iKhan amid scented^-^imo^ig' 'pools and mternatl^^^bic^ety^-will wed Dick Haymesun a simple: C?·i|e3 mony Thursda^l.tp^ming. The former princess; and the crooner will bed married bj^av,|^e* vada judge in a three-minute-cere- imony atti^Srle^' or|(?.|%mS#ir lawyers, her ''two daughters ij&a the !press. Miss Hayworth said the event w^a^ake; place indttoKiGoi^; Room of-the ^^ds Hotel at Jgf.^ih. Thursday li^Sfc^: "We don't leelf- ajpy feUls and fancy trimmings this ?√ß ?╟≤t^p^??? she declared. "It's enough ttiat I love Dick and he loves me and we're to be married at last after all the difficulties we've had to face." ,., ! The actress, who has often jflftlMyj m1.]Jjl'1t]^ ~"r'1" ^h the Aress, added that some 20 report- Mts\will be invited to watch the Redding. Afterwards she'll sit down iia lunch and cocktails with reporters in the same room. . >. "I realize how important a fair and friendly press can:be to some- ibody facing difficulties we've had' to face," she explained. Miss Hayworth will wear a blue linen afternoon dress with what was described as a "modest neckline." She will wear a hat flown here from Los Angeles, since she arrived without one. The pair will honeymoon at Lake Mead and nearby mountains, accompanied by her two daughters. Haymes and I Miss Hayworth will fly to New iYork Saturday. He opens a Phila- jdelphia singing date on Sunday. Haymes expects to get his Ne vada divorce from Nora Haymes tomorrow. si