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    What book did Aristotle Onassis keep on his desk in his multimillion-dollar yacht 'Christina'?

    Question #78379. Asked by hidoll. (Apr 05 07 2:35 PM)


    zbeckabee

    		Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis kept a copy of Getty's How to be Rich on his office desk aboard his yacht.


    http://www.penmarks.com/columns-hail%20nepotism%20bhai%20bahtija.htm

    Apr 05 07, 2:50 PM

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