European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 28, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 4 the stars and stripes sunday August 28,1994 Andosco orphanage resident above suffering from severe dehydration and malnutrition was found trying to nurse from his slain Mother near Kigali Rwanda. At right As two children wait outside scottish or. Paul Eunson walks out of his makeshift clinic at the orphanage in Goma Zaire after receiving word that a critically ill Chi Din the Camp required his attention. Goma from Page 1 ,.-\ a. .k.". But no children scamper out of their tent until their appointed guardian tells them it s time. Then each group takes its place in the Long winding line that leads to a outdoor Kitchen. After breakfast the clean their plates and if there is enough water they Wash up. A few will get clean clothes. The rest will have to Settle for the shirt or pants they had when they were found or were Lucky enough to get when they arrived. Some of the girls have dresses. Women some volunteers other working for a Dollar or two per Day Wash clothes and dry them in the children run naked until their clothes Are returned. Nobody has shoes. Some of the older ones play said Esther Kar Paju a guardian who watches17 girls along with her own three Chil Dren. But most Are too weak or too shocked. They just sit workers say they Don t have to worry about the children wandering off. Most Are simply too weak to move. Kar Paju proudly gathers Kjier charge together to sing a song. Amid the dirt and despair they sing about Jesus who will show them the Way to happiness. The Only permanent buildings at the amp Are a storage area an infirmary and a tiny one room Nursery where about 40babies Are lined up on wooden shelf like bunk Beds. Kasuku is worried about How the heavy Rains will affect the children Liv ing in the tents. Even the outdoor Kitchen has Only a tin roof to cover it. Kasuku is
