KREMLIN GOES GAY
A DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION
LONDON, May 0.
Contrasting with the famine throughout Russia, a 70ft. long buffet, piled with costly food, was provided at the first diplomatic reception held in tho Kremlin since the fall of the Czar, reports the Moscow correspondent of the “News-Ohronicle.’ ’ It was in honour of Tsmot Pasna Prime Minister of Turkey. Groups of uniformed commissionaires rushed to open the doors of limousines bringing President M. Motolof’s 500 guests. Flunkeys with flowers lined the redcarpeted .steps. R-ed generals, flaming with medals won -since the war ended, brightened the drab crowd of men wearing lounge suits. A jazz band did its best to liven the 200 ft hall. A’s the Soviet frowns upon dancing, only a few couples took the floor.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 May 1932, Page 6
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