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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
TtISDAY DECEMBER 2*. l».y|
Famed 'Burma Surgeon'
Still Busy in His Hills
By MURRAY FROMSON
Associated Press Forelxn Writer
NAMHKAM. Burma, Dec. 25.—" Slide, darlin* slide," yelled the
catcher. Without hesitating, 33-year-old Esther Po—registered
nurse and winner of the bronze star and Presidential citation
hurtled headlong toward second base
She dusted herself off and nodded. This was easier than the
war days when she was cited for bravery under fire while serving
with the United States forces in,
Burma and India.
“Bless you darlin’ but run next
time," chided the catcher. Then
he took off his mask and sighed,!
“You know this is getting harder
•very year.”
The catcher, Dr. Gordon Sea
grave, famed Burma surgeon of
World War n, reached for a
cigarette, one of the 50 or 60 he
smokes every day, and took a
deep breath. “My heart Just
ain’t what it used to be. I don’t
play as often anymore.”
Roots for Both Sides
But the wizened “old American
doctor in the hills,” as the vil
lagers nearby know him. still
loves a good game of softball—
especially with his corps of
Burma nurses. Rooting for both
sides is his specialty.
To him, the girls are like
daughters.
And to the girls, who long ago
began calling him “Daddy,” Dr.
Seagrave is closer than most of
their relatives have ever been.
Walking back from the soft
ball diamond. Dr. Seagrave’s
steps seemed slow. His walk was
stooped.
At 60. the man who has given
his life to helping the hill tribes
people of Burma, looks much
older.
All at once, it becomes ap
parent that another chapter in
the Seagrave family history in
Burma is perhaps drawing to an
end in these foothills where it
started in 1834. That was when
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his grandparents first came to
Burma.
Tradition Near End
Today, the gaunt-looking doc
tor hopes a member of the family
might carry on the tradition
when he passes from the scene
but he does not think it’s likely.
One son, 24-year-old John, is
an engineering student at the
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology. Another son. Sterling,
19, is an art student at Florida's
Miami University. Dr. Seagrave’s
wife left Burma in 1949 and now
! lives in Baltimore.
Dysentery and malaria have
taken their toll, says Dr. Sea
grave’s eldest son, Weston.
But perhaps more than any
thing else it was his detention by
the Burmese government in 1950
on charges of high treason that
hurt Dr. Seagrave most.
“I would rather have had the
death penalty than spend six
years in prison,” Dr. Seagrave
said.
That was what Government
prosecutors sought as a penalty
for his alleged support of
Burma’s Karen rebels in 1948-49.
Memories Are Painful
Eventually, the doctor was
cleared of all charges and sent
back to his beloved hospital in
the hills. But his year in a Ran
goon jail and the death of his
sister, Grace, a year later were'
painful memories.
“I think the fact that he was,
ever suspected in the first place
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i is what really hurt,” said Weston.
The younger Seagrave, who
was born at Namhkam, educated
in the United States and flew 31
combat missions as a Navy lieu
tenant in the Korean war, is the
hospital administrator and gen
eral fix-it man here.
He's also his father’s steadiest
companion. Dr. Seagrave doesn’t
have much time for relaxation,
though.
“I’ve been at this business for
; 34 years and things get busier
every day," he said.
Dr. Seagrave was asked if he
had any plan to visit the United
; States. He has been home only
'once since World War 11.
“Well, I wouldn’t mind gettin’
caught up on some American-!
ism, but the situation is such
that I feel my duties are perma
nently in Burma. And my spe
cialty is making the common
man of Burma believe in West
ern surgery and methods.”
Communism Appeals to Poor
Dr. Seagrave thought a mo
ment and added:
“No, there's something even
more important. That’s per
suading the poorer people of
Burma, among whom commu
nism has great appeal, that as
an American, I’ve got the great
est interest in their welfare.”
When Dr. Seagrave talks
about communism it's from per
sonal experience.
The town of Namhkam is a
i center of intrigue for Chinese |
Communist agents who filter'
! across the nearby border.
Namhham is right on the China
border and an estimated 1,000
illegal Chinese immigrants cross
into Burma daily.
The hospital started with a
couple of wooden sheds in the
20s. It was levelled during World
War n while Dr. Seagrave and
his corps of nurses fled west to
India with Gen. Joseph Stilwell’s
armies.
Ruins Rebuilt in 1945
When he came back to Burma
in 1945, Dr. Seagrave rebuilt the
Namhkam ruins. There are now
22 stone buildings, including a
modem operating room, re
cuperative wards, venerial dis
ease clinic, nurses quarters, a
library and chapel.
Dr. Seagrave spends his re
laxing hours in his little house
behind the hospital.
He came here originally as a
Baptist missionary doctor, now
his hospital is nonsectarian
Dr. Seagrave’s aflection for
the Kachin. Shan. Chin and
Karen frontier people is legend
in these hills.
And, as his army of
almond-eyed nurses scurry along
the hospital corridors in their
neat white uniforms, it’s easy to
sense that the feeling is mutual.
They know “daddy” is watch
ing over them.
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ferred.
Positions available at Falls
Church and Arlington divi
sion with rotating shifts.
Good physical condition
and citizenship required.
Apply in Person
Wednesday Through
Saturday
8 A.M. to 4 P.M
MELPAR, INC.
A SUBSIDIARY OF
WEST INGHOUBE AIR BRAKE CO
3000 Arlington Blvd
Falls Church, Va
Interior display trimmer.
must have some interior experi
ence and be able to properly dress
manikins: excellent opportunity for
young man interested in long
range career in retail display; 5-
day. 40-hour week, time and half
for overtime. discount on
purchases, year-round employment,
free pension plan, many other
benefits WOODWARD ft LOTH
ROP. Personnel. 11th and F sts.
n.w
MESSENGERS, inside; white; under
19. to learn clerical work: office
near 16th and H st». n.w.: hra.
8:30-5 '/» day Sat. Phone NA
8-1118
PRESS CLEANER
Colored, age 25-35. for steady em-
Bloyment In our downtown building.
ependable. neat, husky man. in ex
cellent health, apply to Room 602.
8:30 a.m. to 3 pm . weekdays: P
am. to noon. Saturday. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. N.W.
Real Estate Salesmen
UNUSUAL PROFIT-SHARING PLAN
Based on exceptionally liberal com
mission break down. For first-rate
experienced salesmen only. Leading
W'ell-establlshed firm in. Virginia. All
inquiries remain confidential. For
ward resume and qualifications to
Box 433-T, Star
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. ex
perienced in commercial refrigera
tion and air conditioning, installa
tion and service; year-round work,
top pay. good working conditions;
no drinkers. TINKHAM SERVICE.S.
2727 North Washington blvd.. Arl.,
Va. See Mr. Broach, between 5 and
p.m. weekdays.
REFRIGERATION MECHANK>-Ex
perienced commercial refrigeration
mechanic: steady year-round work
for reliable man. Top pay. good
references. Call McCRAY RE
FRIGERATION. RE. 7-0041.
SALES ENGINEER, experienced in
refrigeration and heating; year
round work, good workine condi
tions. TINKHAM BERVICES. 2727
North Washington blvd.. Arl.. Va
See Mr. Hamblett. between 6 and 0
__pjn. weekdays.
SALESMAN for retail bakery: after
short training period, average sal
ary. *lO5 per week HOLMES
BAKERY. 035 N st. n w.
TV TECHNICIAN, experienced: group
hospitalization, vacation with pay,
other benefits. Call MR LaBAR
BERA._LA 0-8430
YOUNG MAN. to learn the cloth
ing and haberdashery business.
Permanent position and good sal
ary If vou qualify. THE QUALITY
BtfOP. 3028 Wilson blvd . Arling
ton. Va.
YOUNG MAN—Office clerk. 48-hr
wk.. 6 days, company benefits and
good working conditions. CoAtact
MR. DISALVO. BARNES ft KIMEL
CO.. Alex . Va.. OV. 3-4330.
DO YOU NEED
EXTRA MONEY?
Here’s a chance to supplement your income. Make
telephone calls in your spare time from your own
desk, in our comfortable office.
Experience helpful but not necessary. WE TRAIN
YOU.
AGE NO BARRIER IF OVER 21
Mornings Afternoons Or Evenings
SELECT YOUR OWN HOURS
9 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Hie Work Is Pleasant—Commissions Are Good
FOR APPOINTMENT, CALL
MR. WILLIAMS
DISTRICT 7-4169
What Makes a Good Place
to Work??
• GOOD PAV * INTERESTING AND CHAL
• AN EXPANDING COMPANY LENDING WORK ABBION
ALLOWING AMPLE OPPOR- ME NTS.
TUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. • A COST SHARING IDUCA;
• EXCEPTIONAL WORKING • AN INSURANCE PROORAM
CONDITIONS. TN PLEASANT TIONAL PROORAM
SURROUNDINGS COVERING LIFE. DISABIL
• CONVENIENT BUBU RB A N ITY. HOSPITALIZATION.
LOCATIONS. NO COMMUT- SURGICAL AND MAJOR
INO PROBLEMS MEDICAL.
• A LIBERAL PAID VACATION AND BICK LEAVE POLICY.
At MELPAR you will find all of the above-mentioned
benefits Integrated into a program that truly makes
A Good Place to Work
OPENINGS CREATED by our con
tinued expansion are presently
available for men In the following fields
DRAFTSMEN—ILLUSTRATORS
MACHINISTS—MACHINE OPERATORS
MECHANICAL INSPECTORS
ELECTRO MECHANICAL INSPECTORS
ENGRAVING MACHINE OPERATORS
SHEETMETAL MEN
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS
MECHANICAL TECHNICIANS
WELDERS ♦
ENGINEERING AIDES—PRECISION
ASSEMBLERS
EXPEDITERS—STOCK CLERKS
AND
TRAINEES
.* rm
MANY OF THE ABOVE POSITIONS
WEDNESDAY l IhBOUgV^?'TURDA T
Saturday Interviewß ThU Week
DECEMBER 29
VISIT OUR LABORATORIES AT
3000 Arlington Blvd., Fall* Church. Va.
fTAKt ARNOLD | 2-W fj jßCj; fNOM^ t *TS N W
OR
1311 S Fern St. 'Off Jefferson DarU Hwy.l, Arlington, Va.
.TAKE aMWJ.ff.F9rj?VfcPKWSW,*- °"
MELPAR, INC.
A BCMTDIART OT WRBTtWOROCBt AIR BRAKE CO
'CawUaaaO *• BearFaeai i Cob.!**»< *» Bee. Faea*
TRAINEES
DRAFTSMEN
OPENINGS
FOR
YOUNG MEN
Interested in learning
the high lucrative field
of drafting.
REQUIREMENTS
At least 1 year of high
school mechanical draw
ing course.
Excellent opportunity
for advancement in an
expanding research or
ganization.
Apply in Person
Wednesday Through
Saturday
8 A.M. to 4 P.M.
Saturday Interviews This
Week
DECEMBER 29
MELPAR,
INC.
A of
Westlnghoube Air Brake Co.
3000 Arlington Blvd.
Falls Church, Va.
YOUNG - MSN. to work tat (true
store. Virginia driver's license,
living in the area of Vienna; day
jworiL no Sundays. PU. 6-7111.
YOUNG MAN. single, assistant ihtpT
ping clerk and assistant store man
ager: must be intelligent; ref. req.:
position permanent. ARTS ft
CRAFTS. 034 New York jive. n w.
YOUNG MEN FOB STOCK Wolkl
new warehouse, northeast Chance
for advancement to outside field
work. Immediate openings. Good
wages Call MR. COFFMAN or MR.
BROCKWELL for appointment. LU.
_ .
Y-O-U-N-G M-E-N
(White)
Wide Variety of Goods Jobs
COLUMBIA EMPL. 1341 O N.W.
ooon OUTSIDE MAN for TV calls,
some car radio or record chancer
exper preferred. Balarr open. AD
LAN TV. LO 5-2242.
IF UNEMPLOYED or wlah a BIT
TER position, vlalt BOYD’S, cor.
:2th and O n w {hundred* open
ings DAILY. PUBLIC WELCOME.
MAN WITH CAB, excel opeslne on
established route: no exper. neees
nary, training furn.: $Bl week to
start. Apply FULLER BRUSH CO .
011 National Press Bldg.. 14th arid
F sts. n.w.. or phone DI. 7-4477
or DI. 7-3498
TEACHERS, WHITE ‘
Immediate Positions
PRIVATE 8CHOOL8:
History and Math
PUBLIC SCHOOLS:
Phys Ed . English. Boclal Studiea.
Art. Music and Elementary
SALARIES, $350-8650 MO.
Write, call or «ee us December *#.
Adams Teachers
Agency
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