This is a photo of (left to right): Paris Moni and Dale Nafziger repairing the voltage regulator of a water-powered turbine which is used to light this mill in rural Nepal.
Prem Bahadur, a member of the Tamang tribe, one of the seven major Tibeto-Burman tribes in Nepal. He worked as a guide and porter for the United Mission (organization through which MCC worked in Nepal)
This is a photo of the partially completed Patan Hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal. In the foreground there is an opened-sided structure full of bicycles and parked beside it a Volkswagen Beetle.
This is a photo of Nepali women sitting on the floor with their backs against a brick wall while knitting at their Wednesday afternoon class where they receive instruction, assistance and encouragement. About 30 women are members of the Himalayan Handknit project that MCC worker Ruth McCaslin leads. The women knit sweaters to earn money.
Negative also. Used in CM 4-48-4. Map of Nepal showing Tansing, Katmandu, Bhadgaon & Mt. Everest where MCC had personnel. Inset map shows India & the location of Nepal in N.E. Taken in CM office?
Not used in CM. An unidentified nurse holds a young boy as he stands in his crib. The photo comes from the Mennonite Board of Missions in Elkhart, Indiana. The caption on the back explains that medical service is freely given by Shanta Bhawan nurses, to all patients and especially to sick children, along with tender loving care. Supposedly there is a neg. but it is not with the photo.
