1967 Press Photo A Polish Doctor Is Towed To Attend A Man In A British Ship

INTERNATIONAL PRACTICE FOR SUEZ DOCTOR: Life for crews manning the sixteen ships, from many countries, bottled up in the Great Bitter Lake since the blocking of the Suez Canal during the Israeli-Egyptian war in June has taken on an international flavour. Photo Shows In the lifeboat a Polish doctor from the Djakarta, 6,915-tons, is being towed by a British craft to attend a man who broke a leg in a British ship without a medical officer.

Photo measures 10.5 x 8 inches.

Photo is dated 9-23-1967.

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