work. Look what happened to dros pointed out two huge cranes THE1 SUNDAY STAR A-3 our coal mines.” on "the Aslan side” of the canal Washington, D C. *• Tadros laughed and talked NP
. pulsory. TV-RADIO i feat In meeting the emergency. to take the curves, keep between 1 14 II When President Nasser nation- the buoys and counter suspected | 8 p.m —The last ship of the j Call alized the canal on July 26 there currents. noithbound convoy passed and CAREERS Egyptian pilots who iCapt. Tadros ordered the cap- ipm \ ? were only 24 Log of a Pilot ANNOUNCING ME. 8-4840 iiii n had guided ships through the tain to throw oft the lines hold- This is how Capt. Tadros , 1 VoitD, broadcasting techniques, D.J. canal, ing the Polarbris. lib, and 16 others who had spent the next 24 hours: ad programming, control board worked in Port Said harbor. t j 8:15 p.m.—The southbound operation. ; 3 a.m.—Canal company tender convoy got under way again. At You can qualify for an exciting caraar Seven Americans in Training took him to profassionol (gIFFITH- the Port Said rest in Radio TV. Study under 10 p.m. it passed Ismailia. the mon 40 by house. Five hours later he ap- from Washington stations, uto These have been joined approximate halfway mark. commercial equipment our . peared at pilots’ briefing in studios about 40 other Egyptians of va- a at Midnight The convoy en- plus froo national placement service. company headquarters. He was , ried degrees of inexperience. tered Bitter Lakes. NORTHWEST RADIO (ONSUMERS roughly foreigners assigned to take the 12,551-ton There are 40 i 1:30 Friday—Capt. Ta- in training and more on the way, , Norwegian tanker Polarbis skip- _ a.m. li TELEVISION SCHOOL including pered by Groennesby seven Americans. Hakon of 1627 K St. N.W. RE. 7-0343 The nine-ship convoy which j Trondheim to Suez in a nine- brought this correspondent from i ship convoy. At 10:40 a.m. Capt. HEAR BETTER! :> Port <£'¦•’ ~ :.: : v Said to Suez this week ac- Tadros boarded the Polarbis. average complished a good steam-! j 11 a.m.—The Polarbis moved A Corns in sss our oxhibit. ing time for 11 hours and 30 i into fifth place in the convoy | minutes. headed out of Port Said harbor; NASSER HEADS FOR ARAB CONFERENCE—Cairo, Egypv,—Egyptian Presi- Nearly five hours were lost , into the canal. James Gray, 25, j FLORIDA dent Nasser, second from left, chats with his aides just takmg off from waiting for a northbound convoy of Liverpool, the only British oefore ; of ships pass few at . 21 to a miles seaman on the Polarbis. was > in the City of the airport here for conferences with the leaders of his Arab allies in Saudi half-way Arabia. With are, from army Gen. north of Ismailia, the the wheel. Tadros told Capt. him left, the chief, Abdel Hakim Amer, point. But this was normal. Groennesby not to exceed the BEACH, FLORIDA Sayed Zakaria Mohieddin, Maj. Kamal Eddin Hussein and Anw.ir El Sadat, The performance of Capt. 7‘/a knots limit in the canal. secretary general of the Islamic Congress.—AP Wirephoto via radio from Cairo. George Tadros, 45. a merchant Noon—Tadros had a lunch tray Only a Suburb Away From seaman who has been a Suez ; brought to him on the bridge Fashionable Palm Beach waste’ in fuel consumption here pilot for years, is probably and advised the helmsman, seven Entrance on U. Highway 1 to make rationing worth while). typical of what other pilots are i ‘‘Steady in the middle.” S. • Canal Boycott Proposal enduring these days. 1 p.m.—Helmsman Gray, • • America might rescue Britain his STREETS fully completed ZONING restricted; residential CITY a Capt. Tadros arrived at Port stint finished, strolled up to with loan, yet Britain now is ; j FACILITIES police ond protection, refuse collection, moil delivery, repaying $5 billion worth of Capt. Tadros and said: “You; TELEX Hearing Glasses fire beach casino, etc. • UTILITIES municipal system, telephone American and Canadian loans in Egypt is not restored, is for . know this nationalization won’t water Now Believed Doomed l i • and the annual payments of (180 ) dwindling business In that coun- service, Florida Power ond Light Company Service ARCHITECTURAL By RICHARD FRYKLUND million\ yearly can make the dif- try. President Nasser seems to $99.00 control, plans subject to approval of Boynton's Architectural European Correspondent of The Star ferencef between black and red : have a choice of falling into the Control Comm. • LAND cleared except for shade trees, surveyed ond LONDON, Sept. 22 —The economic life . • Talax Hi-Fi Sound facts of dictate ffor the British dollar balance. arms of the Communists or re- ? sketched by registered surveyor, title insurance issued • BUILDERS that boycott of the Suez Canal will never be tried, American A gift, on the other hand, would establishing lost confidence. Spsgfl BATH • 4 Transistors a i -1 **• $12 ’95 • reputable, licensed companies hove completed over occupied and British treasury experts here believe. Ibe politically unpopular In Amer- If a boycott is avoided, mod- . ? ? No CloHiing Noiso 350 • Ono or Two Ears homes. Political decisions still could override economic opinions, jjica. erates here believe, the West will[? New $7.88 ? of course, but since Americans for sure, and Britons probably J. 1 No matter how you slice It, i 1be able to outlast President Nas- ¦ o j Blue or Yellow Trim 4 it just doesn’t seem worth while;.:ser and guide him gently into BARRETTE STYLI believe a boycott also is politically unwise, a deliberate boycott | $11.(( With Utility Shelf « to boycott President Nasser’s jithe right decision. AVAILABLEALSO THOMwJF™(ompaky is not now expected to develop. canal. «• "“* •*•< »¦ MAT Oul»HflfM»)l?nffl 738 Fifteenth N.W., The economic facts in a nut- loss and be little the worse off If the canal is used judiciously, J J St. Dl. 7-6830 shell are these: But Europe, with its complex however, sending through the Car Output to Rise : jiivßoiHFwmmißf: DRAKE economy First, the burden of a boycott oil-dependent would be most ’ WINDSOR, Sept. 22 (TP). 4 Storkline l|l Gem 4 —— crurcial materials but re- Ont.. 4 Lullaby 4 HEARING CENTER Campbell's—Home of America's Fine Pianos ¦¦¦ on all of Europe, and Britain in forced to slow down industry, ra- routing , Nearly 30,000 passenger automo- Edison particular, quite other items around the. ? ? RE. 7-1977 "could lead to tion fuel and Imports and seek Cape, to ease the burden onbiles will be assembled in Ca-| serious financial embarrassment.” large dollar gifts from the United N.W. shorthanded canal crews the cost t nadian factories next month, 4 EeMattHiUdMM3UIW4 Rm. 223, 601 13th as one British spokesman put it. States. <* of disruption of service could be » when production of 1957 models ? N.E. LI. Open ’til 8 PM. Thurtday a 1319 H St. Second, boycott would have British dependence the Suez cut drastically. The cost under begins. Only 4,000 were com- only slight on 1 3-6679^ a effect on the Egyp- is shown by a few statistics. She those circumstances would vary i pleted in September, the fewest tian economy. Imports per any month since World boycott 40 cent of her meat with conditions. But American 1 So a in the official through canal, per no rea- . War 11. would be like the 63 cent and British officials see American view of her butter, 75 per cent of her son why the burden couldn’t be “cutting off one’s nose to spite *OOI and 55 per cent of her oil. carried by Britain through for- FINAL CLEARANCE! I one’s face.” A complete boycott would raise seeable circumstances. Ifa boycott is ruled out. par- Easy shipping , the total cost of imported goods Not for Nasser Let tial diversion of due to All this doesn’t mean Presi- a slowdown in canal operation by perhaps 5 to 15 per cent on ; fiusA 1956 DeSotos frieight costs alone. Shipping dent Nasser can live the life of Griffith-Consumers is not. This raises the question Riley. Already his cash—mostly of whether the British economy simply is not available either on the seas or in mothballs to take pounds sterling—and gold re- could stand the cost of a slow- serves are down to about (175 down without huge dollar gifts the present volumes around the ~ Cape, shortages would lead million. His trade with Com- SPRAY i Company Official Cart at up to from Uncle Sam. so to only mildly higher prices rationing munist countries is Three Sets of Opinion or and profitable buy price controls. and he must con- In London there are three se%s siderable wheat in the near fu- Y°UR s Os opinion on this: British gov- Multiple Problem ture. American economists in IOOO OFF! will be broke for young ernment, American government Necessary trade with dollar Cairo estimate he • Bring Your Title! Special End-of-Season Bonu* Trades! moderns—and young budgets public. a and British areas would present a multiple in year. • Lowest Bank-Rote Financing the spot! newly-formed on British public opinion, as re- problem to Britain. Britain has Meanwhile, the • All Models! -Hardtops, Wagons, Convertibles, Sedans! flected in newspapers, shows a no appreciable reserve of gold canal users association will be conviction that Britain cannot or dollars, yet substitute oil from looking for way? to permanently stand the burden of another decrease world dependence on Gulbransen the Americas would cost dollars. MOW! loan and insists American aid Rationing of fuel would slow the canal. The outlook for the will have to be an outright gift. down industry; rationing food long-range future, if confidence ra£f?£t€UaAt’snC. of The singing tone of the Gulbransen, its up- But both British and Amer- and raw materials—other major ican specialists disagree. They * 1440 P STREET N.W. ? styling dollar Imports—would be difficult • Amazing New Liquid Fertl- to-the-minute and moderate price believe the cost of a partial di- as Imports now are held to the , User Sprays From a Hose! make this the Ideal piano for the young version could be covered by Say Authorized DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Dealer a barest minimum; and payment |! Dance Lesson • • Experts Fall Is Best jj| relatively small loan which for things > Time, adds needed strenith Qf family anxious to establish a well-rounded would all these In case of a ii to withstand winter. | not add unduly to Britain’s pres- boycott would run Britain’s dol- Bargain i| home life, one that Is rich In the joy of ent economic troubles. lar balance badly f*-? I • Average Lawns Cast Around into the red .vr Get the Beet i $lO <$A first 2,000 sq. ft., music. The sleek, beautifully proportioned There is a question, of course, , and shake the confidence ; —jd ‘LL ! > * ?Ac each additional 600 in the r Le» square feet). whether it would be politically ’ pound." ;! f° [j “Transitional” model pictured Is $745, and feasible for Britain to accept a (It !! • Yoi Needn't Even Bo al is Interesting to note, in- Home. other priced from $575. in present >| Gulbransens loan the light of pub- cidentally, that American spe- lic opposition. ¦ iran-en; ' • Griffith-Consumers Will cialists have less conviction than ;! Bill Yon. Before you buy any piano, anywhere, write Here are some of the facts the British > that there Is enough * half-hour* for your free informative copy of “How to which rule out a deliberate boy- ill private lessons. \ l\\\\ hours, • cott urged < 1 \\\\ > semi ; : CALL ME. 8-4840 Buy a Piano,” reprinted from House Beauti- of the canal, by the <> 1 //1 private lessons. 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CO. 5-5500 < HAMMOND ORGANS | STEINWAY PIANOS cott, the cost of the operation CuitfLU^ Alexandria's shopping go 1 • would down with the income. district. Lease with low 1101 0 Street, Northwest District 7*8464 A complete shutdown would cost rental, Egypt at most a few million dol- modern fixtures, 8417 Georgia Ave., Silver Spring. JUnlpor 5*1690 lars a year in upkeep. air - conditioning unit. Terrific money - maker. Cost to Europe Estimated i§i B*ua. 9nc. Purchase of stock is op- /i/aiaALanRUG MERCHANTS SINCE 1920 I Only Campbell's Make This Meanwhile, boycott , Can Offer a would GLASSES S _ H ¦ eost Europe about SSOO million ! tional. Call tomorrow EXAMINATION. _| ] for a year, according to American an appointment. anil would be sources. That amount a, pay freight[ MR. JACK RISHTY §- Rfl^B high •*» needed to for i- •. rates for the longer round-the- HEm lock 4-6515 >^iMiSn.7s Cape shipments, for new tankers I lens and I l X •Nff/IL J and dry cargo ships and for ¦ "AMls higher priced hard currency oil "Ly A purchases from the Western 4. JL J I Ira Hemishpere. (It Is assumed a Back boycott would lead to a shut- MIHI .. down of oil pipelines throufO School JiWt i -1 the other Arab countries.) . «JSj. -r:,r You more primitive 1 Egypt, with its with the ... Goroqe, lOth St. economy, could absorb its small bet G 6 H U T*,W ," *a