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The Ypsilanti Daily Press
Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan
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At the annual reception of the Turkish People's Party in Ankara, Turkey, on Nov. 3, the dresses of Frau von Papen, wife of the German ambassador, and Mrs. Michael O'Donnel, wife of the British naval attache, got hooked together by a pin, requiring intervention by a Turkish protocol officer to separate them.
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Ankara, Turkey, Nov. 3—AP—The ballroom of the Palas Hotel was jammed for the annual reception of the Turkish People's Party, and diplomats of all nations—accompanied by their wives—were crowded shoulder to shoulder.
That is how a pin on the dress of Mrs. Michael O'Donnel, wife of the British naval attache, caught in the dress of Frau von Papen, wife of the German ambassador, locking them helplessly back to back.
Aides of both embassies fluttered helplessly and the pair stared icily in opposite directions until a Turkish protocol officer took charge.
Once disengaged the ladies marched off without a backward glance.
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Ankara, Turkey
Event Date
Nov. 3
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the ladies were disengaged by a turkish protocol officer and marched off without a backward glance.
Event Details
The ballroom of the Palas Hotel was jammed for the annual reception of the Turkish People's Party, with diplomats of all nations accompanied by their wives crowded shoulder to shoulder. A pin on the dress of Mrs. Michael O'Donnel caught in the dress of Frau von Papen, locking them back to back. Aides fluttered helplessly and the pair stared icily in opposite directions until a Turkish protocol officer took charge.