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Negative also. A hospital patient in one of the municipal hospitals, Wpg., washes herself at a sink. This phto was with the ones for the Wpg. MCC VS unit.

A nurse at the Man. Sanitorium is taking the pulse of a patient who is wearing a big Mexican hat. The name Erna is written on the top. Dates from late '40's? See 1994-14.1303f.

Negative also. Group photo of Afro-American children of various ages in Chicago in 1954. Related to VS work there.

Two post card photos (professionally done) of all the buildings of the Man. Sanitorium, on the hillside, surrounded by trees & in one photo with a lake (Pelican Lake?) in the foreground. There was an MCC VS unit working here.

Amputees outside of an International Red Cross Amputee Centre in Vietnam. 90% of the amputees are civilian war casualties. Ann Falk, a nurse working with Mennonite Central Committee is on far left in her uniform. Not found in CM.

Informal. Ann Falk, a nurse serving with Mennonite Central Committee is in the Rung Lang Refugee Camp in Quang Ngai, Vietnam, December, 1966. Not found in CM. She wears a jacket with the Man. university logo where she probably studied.

Buildings of the Man. School in Portage la Prairie, for the mentally handicapped; a VS unit worked there. Note on back:"Main building. The largest building on the grounds. Held about 900 patients." See CM2-29-8, 2-34-7, 4-2-4

Linked to a Manitoba school on Portage la Prairie where MCC had a VS unit. Note on back:"MCC car. We used it on a tour that the unit made." The car is a 1946 Ford.

Two photos (2nd one measures 17.5x12.5) show Carl Kauffman from Haven, Kansas supervising a special feeding program for the hungry patients who came to the Nha Trang Hospital where he served with MCC as as all-around handyman an medical assistant at the Nhatrang Evangelical Clinic. The refugees, men, women and children, stand around him waiting their turn to receive food. Carl died on Sept. 12, 1967, on his way to the US after a 3 year term with MCC in Hong Kong and Vietnam. See CM 15-38-1 for a photo of him at work in 1966, taken by Frank H. Epp.

Women & men stand informally beside the Children's Mobile Kitchen; John Coffman faces the camera. Written on the vehicle: Presented by the Kiwanis Club of Vancouver, B.C. Canada to the Save the Children Fund, London, 1941.

Darrel Starboard, MCC volunteer at the Cactoctin Job Corps Center was in charge of the greenhouse operation. Here he is in the greenhouse with 3 Afro-American young men who are working with the plants.

Dedication of Mennonite Mobile Canteen, Birmingham, England, May 2, 1941; it was purchased & given to the city. l-r: Mayor, J.E. Coffman, Mayoress & 2 other women. See "England notes" Dec.'44 & Feb.'45. John Coffman's photo.

Don Lloyd, a volunteer in the Catoctin Job Corps Center in Maryland, who helped with the arts and crafts program is in the shop with three black young men. Projects range from welding to small hand crafts.

Don Lloyd, volunteer at the Catoctin Job Corps in Maryland helps a young man (Caucasian) in the shop. Lloyd worked with the arts and crafts program in which projects ranged from welding to small hand crafts.

Used in CM 15-48-1. Doug Hostetter, Mennonite Central Committee sponsored worker in Vietnam Christian Service, supervises the bamboo cup handcraft project among refugees in Tam Ky. Beside him are a woman and 2 young boys.