Used in CM 4-3-7. Children of refugees entering the hall where the largest distribution of MCC bundles took place. They were directed by Pastor Wollbrandt (at right) of the National Evangelicalchurch, Berlin.

No. 20 in a 2nd set of numbered photos from a tour of Berlin following the 6th Mennonite World Conference at Karlsruhe, Germany in 1957. Used in the CM 5-37-7. Two Paxmen from Canada, Herb Wiebe, West Abbotsford, B.C. (left?) and Art Driediger, Leamington, Ont., who are performing wonderful service among the refugees in Berlin, stand in front of the Tempelhof airport pose with Miss Ursel Foertsch who is head of the refugee work for the Dept. of Social Affairs. She reported that 12,000 refugees out of the (German) east zone crossed into West Berlin during the month of July. Part of the photo is missing on the right and the top of it belongs to No. 21, see below.

Used in CM 6-26-3. Kathleen Janzen, pax matron from Arnaud, Man. teaches refugee children in a Sunday School class in Berlin. Photo taken by firm from Frankfurt/M. (Main). The children participate eargerly, mothers at right?

Used in CM 4-3-7 with art. by J.K. Klassen. 2nd in series 0f 3. Mrs. Klassen (left, side view of her), wife of J.K., MCC worker in Berlin, hands an MCC bundle to a German boy. A woman already holding a bundle is behind him.

Note on back: The Volkmar Strasse Durchgangs Lager, a refugee transit camp of 2000-3000 people, many with nothing to do all day. Herb Wiebe, pax man (see his art., CM 5-5-4) showed films weekly. Here adults & children watch.