European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 20, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars and stripes wednesday january so. 1988 family lives under live Shell for 46 years Moscow a a family lived beneath a live German artillery Shell that was lodged in their ceiling fur 46 years dusting the Shell and papering it Over. But when a grandson moved in with his wife and Smalt child and neighbors escalated i hair complaint about i hold ordnance the family finally decide Jutt Amer Hie City was recaptured by the de to raise the roof. Soviets. He told her Don t tooth it the newspaper trud reported Sun Day that experts had removed the Shell that got stuck in the ceiling of Anna Serdyukov s House in the cily of Kaluga neighbors in knew about it and the Serdyukov dusted it off with i rag when they cleaned. In i9b1, they taped White paper around it. In 1984, however grandson Andre Tokarev moved in Wilh his wife Tal Yana and their Small child. Kalyana did t like the idea of living with a live artillery Shell and called regional military officials trud reported. And it won t touch  after a few Days senior it. A to so she did nothing. The Shell Black Grebnow arrived looked at the Shell and Ned with age and teemed less of a said he would have to remove a Comer threat As the years went by. Friends and of the House to gel it out. During the nazi army s assault near Moscow in 1942. Kaluga a City of about 260,000 peo ple it about 100 Miles Southeast of the soviet capital and was captured by the germans during the War. Trud said mrs. Serdyukov asked a Young us Dick about the Shell in 1942, that did t suit the Serdyukov and the Shell stayed. Bui neighbors started to get upset and the Shell wore on to Lyana s nor Sci for two years until she finally had enough and called the police. Kaluga police contacted regional military officials who sent out a team under senior la v. Zavalsky. Zavalsky and a Strong warrant offi cer lifted the eaves of the House with crowbars and pulled out the Shell. Trud said the operation was Over in 1s minutes although it did not say when it occurred. Butcher of Balkans Dies in Yugoslavia at 88 Belgrade Yugoslavia a Andrija Anskov in. Who was extradited from the United Stales an convicted of ordering thousands of prisoners killed in world War ii has died in jail at the age of 88, it was reported  As the Butcher of the Balkans Artukovic had been sentenced to death by firing squad in my1986. But his Cue culion had been postponed indefinitely because of his ill health. The official news Agency reported that he died sat urday in the jail Hospital in the croatian capital of Zagreb but did nol give a cause of  had been suffering from general and Cere bral sclerosis and temporary sen Lily. Tan Jug said in postponing his execution in August the Zagreb court said a medical learn had found Artukovic suffered from arteriosclerosis cardiovascular disease senility and other ailments. Yugoslav Law does nol per m in execution if the convict is  of1hc death his son Radoslav said in los Angeles he was proud of his father and would continue Loiry to Clear his name. He was not in charge of the secret police the younger Artukovic said. Hit father s extradition in february 1986 and subsequent trial constituted an atrocity that every american should be ashamed of he said. Artukovic served As Interior minister and the curly chief in the nazi puppet stale in Croatia during world War ii Sandov Cronw a grisly network of concentration Camps. Dom nov. 29, 1899,in Croatia Artukovic Rose to prominence in world War ii and was pronounced a War criminal in 1946. But lit had fled Yugoslavia on May a 1945, initially spending time in Ireland where his son was bom to Arturo Vic him and his austrian bom wife Anna. Artukovic entered the United Stales in july 1948 and spent most of his Lime in  yugoslav government accused Artukovic of being responsible Tor at Iasi 700,000 deaths and preliminary indictment mentioned 231,000. In 1986, it won a three decade Legal Battle with the United slates to gel him Back  Zagreb indictment accused Artukovic of or Dering four separate massacres of civilians and parti sans and went into grisly detail about the wartime Camps he  32-Page indictment summarizing Witten accounts and documents accused Artukovic of ordering the murder of an unspecified number of people on racial or political a roads. Artukovic consistently denied involvement in the killings. ,. Kab three defense lawyers tried to have their client declared unfit for trial. But the monthlong proceedings were allowed 10 continue with regular culmination by court appointed doctors. Oily Bird gets a Bath after being mired in an Oil Slick Cor week a Hardy girl Lemol Tea Bird gets a Good Wash at Trie Bird Hospital in Huar Luin Netherlands. The Long billed waterfowl is one of the few that Hait but Vived an nil spill which left 6,000 Bird dead or dying i dutch shorn but weekend bit hot Hospital says the sign on the door of  Green House where therm be by Rhonl and her suit of 35 Valun Lem ire at work saving inc Kin of hundreds of  majority at the patients Are tit Igral Chr waterfowl thai have become casual ties of nil Slicks in the heavily polluted North so. The Busy season for the Bir Hospital in Haarlem begins in novem Ber when migrating Birds like the Guille Mot lore i Cir Breeding grounds on the Rocky Inores of Scotland Scandinavia end the Northern soviet Union to Kek Wanner climes in the South. . Medical study unit Calls Hanoi trip Success Bangkok. Thailand a a . Learn a earned monday from Hanoi after useful discussions on How the United slates can help vietnamese wounded in the Vietnam War d . Spokesman said. The spokesman Ross Felling said the four member team met with experts on prosthetic and disabilities during its three Day trip to the communist country. The group will report its findings to inc . Government. The United Stales decided last August to help private american organizations provide Aid to vietnamese disabled in the War. The move was announced after a delegation led by retired Gen. John Vessey went to Vietnam to seek in creased cooperation in accounting for the 1,776 americans listed As missing in action from the War. Since that meeting three american learns specializing in prosthetic and Dis ability have travelled to Vietnam. Asked about inc latest . Group s visit. Pitzing said the discussions were useful and were a continuation of discussions on How inc United slates government can facilitate the non Fovea mental organization Community in efforts to address Vietnam s humanitarian  also resuming from Vietnam monday were . Reps. Robert j. Mrotzek d n.y., and Thomas j. Ridge a a. The embassy said the two had been scheduled to talk with vietnamese offie Ali bout amerasian children of Yicel Nantes american parentage left behind in Viet Nam. About 8,000 have applied to leave Vietnam for inc United states. The United Stales and Vietnam which do not have diplomatic relations have stepped up contacts recently. Sever ill private and government group have travelled to Vietnam. The . A am was led by or. Carlton Savory an orthopaedics surgeon Al Ine plug Aston clinic in Columbus ga., and included a . Veterans administration official Fred Downs a stale depart ment representative Laurence Kern and a . Army orthopaedics specialist. Or. Bruce Van dam. Federal employee held in Downing of b-52 Agana Guam a prosecutors requested tuesday that bail be denied for a territorial conservation officer who allegedly shot Down an . Air Force d 52 with an automatic Rifle. Leonard z. Iriarte 27, a worker for the department of agriculture s aquatics and wildlife division was arrested sat urday and charged with attempted Mur Der obstruction of Justice and destruction of government property in inc shooting oct. 6. Gunfire from a Large Caliper weapon hit the b-52 while it was making touch and go landings Al Andersen air Force base according to the Fri and the at Force office of special invest options. The gunfire punctured inc plane i main Hydraulic line and knocked Oul its brakes and steering. The plane skidded off the base runway when its front Landing gear collapsed while making an emergency Landing. No injuries were reported. Documents filed by the prosecution in . District court accused Iriarte of shooting the plane on a dare from fellow conservation officers