THE MICHIGAN D AILY
SATURDAY, JULY
193
SATURDAY, JULY 1933
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The News Of The World As Illustrated In Associated Press Pictures
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This photo gives an accurate impression of de 3olate little Anadyr, Siberian trading post where
Jimmy Mattern's round-the-world attempt ended. The hamlet boasts a population of 40 or 50 whites.
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Turkey growers of Tehama.County,
calif., are using trained dogs to herd
heir flocks.
This amazing balancing act of an airplane's metal skeleton on
high tension wires followed a freak crash at Indianapolis. Two wo-
men passengers were burned and bruised when they jumped from the
blazing machine, but were not seriously injured.
Another picture of John J.
O'Connell, Jr., scion of the ruling
political clan of Albany, N. Y.,
taken about two weeks before he
was kidnaped. He is an officer in
an Albany company of the na-
tional guarrd.
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The belief that John J. O'Connell, jr., 24, held under threat of
deatli for $250,000 ransom, was kidnaped in an act of revenge against
his uncles Daniel P. (left) and Edward J. O'Connell (right), leader of
upstate New York Democratic machine, was expressed by sources
close to the family.
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After Colorful
Life Of Action
EUTAW, Ala., July 1,i.-(AP)-The
death of George Kotsonaros in a
prosaic automobile accident near
here closed a story-book career the
Greek wrestler pursued on the theory
that "when a man's number is up,
it's up."
Educated in Athens, Kotsonaros
fought in the Balkan War of 1912
against the Turks and saw comrades
fall on all sides.
"Don't worry," he would say, "when
a man's number is up, it's up."
It wasn't up for Kotsonaros in the
Balkan War and it wasfl't up when
he got caught in a street fight in
Cairo between Mohammedans and
Christians. He was wounded by the
Turks but recovered.
In his career in the ring and the
movies, Kotsonaros had his nose
smashed, was in many bad falls and
in an airplane crash-but his num-
ber wasn't up.
A wrestler couldn't fill a date in
Nashville, Tenn., this week and Kot-
sonaros substituted. He was driving
to New Orleans with John Paul
Jones, Texas wrestler, yesterday.
The car skidded in gravel and
overturned. Jones was seriously in-
jured. Kotsonaros, who police believe
went to sleep at the wheel, was kill-
ed.
His number was up.
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Barbara Stanwyck
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'MY W IF E'S FAMILY,
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A Riotous Comedy
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