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ops seek rurik clues ri ypsf at torso slaying vi i -JZz had lost track of it in 1960. It bore a shield-shaped travel sticker of the French Line vessel Flandre and had been used in a transatlantic crossing from New York to Le Havre, France, in 1953. It also bore Cunard Line stickers pasted on for the return trip. Police said the trunk is 21 inches wide, 37 inches long and 14 inches deep. It has a blue fabric lining with no design and was in good condition.

Police requested anyone with information on the woman or the trunk to call (212) 298-5000 Ext 268 or 212 in New York or (914) 896-6242 or (914) 677-6321 in Westchester. All information will be kept confidential. It was the second case involving headless, handless bodies in the New York metropolitan area in the past four months. The torsos of two women were found last December in a Times Square motel. One was later identified as a Trenton, N.J., woman with a police record as a prostitute.

By HUGH BRACKEN New York State Police are seeking assistance in identifying the headless and handless body of a woman found last week in Fishkill, jammed into a steamer trunk that has been traced to Greenwich Village. Police said the body had been virtually drained of blood and that the head and hands apparently were severed to prevent identification. The body was found March 20 at the Hudson View Park apartment complex in Fishkill. police said last night They said they believe the woman was slain two days earlier. The woman was described as about 25 years old, 5-feet-5, weighing 140 pounds and with dark brown hair.

"The shoe size is interesting." one state police detective said, "4 to 5. That's small for a woman that size." Police said the nude body was "very clean." The trunk was traced to a Greenwich Village resident, who told police that she gV6 wfj AP Where 10 died in crash Firemen pour water into the burning wreckage of a twin-engine airplane which crashed shortly after takeoff 20 miles southeast of Denver yesterday. The plane was owned by Luf kin Industries of Luf kin, Tex. A Federal Aviation Administration official confirmed that all 10 persons aboard the Beech King Air died in the crash. OBITUARY Drug courier, 7, held; fear his life is in danger By JERRY SCHMETTERER A 7-year-old courier for an international drug-smuggling ring from was held in protective custody yesterday "by law enforcement officials, who say they fear for his safety.

"We have legitimate concerns for the child's safety and well-being, both physical and emotional," a spokesman for Queens District-Attorney John Santucci said. The boy, whose name was withheld because of his age, was in the care of the city's Department of Social Services at a hidden location. Although the youngster is too young to be legally charged with carrying the $6,000 worth of pot that customs agents said they found, he can be named as a material witness should others be apprehended in the case, police said. In addition, the district attorney was said to be considering an indictment against "an individual who is not in New York," who is assumed to be the boy's mother in Kingston. The mother cannot legally be questioned, as no crime has been charged, law enforcement officials said.

Say dog sniffed It out The boy was to have been met by a man posing as his father when he arrived Tuesday night at Kennedy Airport, police said. However, a drug-sniffing dog detected 12 pounds of marijuana in the false bottom of his suitcase, police said, and the man who was to meet the boy ran off. Investigators said that the boy did not know that he was carrying the drugs. The boy is being held at the request of the district attorney, social services officials said. One investigator said he believes that those involved in the drug ring may be concerned about how much the 7-year-old knows and how much he had already told probers.

"There are guys who want to keep this boy quiet," one investigator said. Smoke curb gains in Legis By PETER SLOCUM Albany (News Bureau) The Assembly voted 86 to 50 yesterday to outlaw smoking in stores, restaurants, banks and most other public places, except where separate smoking areas are designated. The Senate, which killed a similar bill last year, may go along now because the ban has been weakened to exempt malls, bowling alleys, sports arenas and other public places. The bill would leave enforcement up to local health officials, and some skeptics raised questions about how big a crackdown would result from the law. Under the proposed law, specific smoking sections could be set up in restaurants, stores and other public places.

Bars and restaurants with fewer than 100 seats could be all-smoking if their owners wished. Called the Clean Indoor Air Act, the legislation comes on the heels of a report in the New England Journal of Medicine indicating that nonsmokers inhaling smoke from smokers' cigarets can suffer significant lung damage. The Assembly banned smoking in its own house a couple of years ago at the behest of Assemblyman Emeel Betros (R-Poughkeepsie) who died two weeks ago of lung cancer a fact not overlooked during yesterday's debate. DR. FRANZ J.

INGELFINGER Boston (UPI) Dr. Franz J. Ingelfing-er, 69, retired editor of the New England Journal of Medicine and one of the nation's most distinguished physicians, died Wednesday of cancer at Beth Israel Hospital. Last year the Association of American Physicians awarded him the George M. Kober Medal, one of the nation's highest honors, recognizing leaders in academic medicine, research and teaching.

ROSSMOSIER Palo Alto, Calif. (AP) Funeral services will be held today for Ross Mosier, 12, the 1972 national poster child for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, who died Tuesday at Stanford Children's Hospital of the disease which affects the lungs and pancreas. As poster child, Ross had tea at the White House with First Lady Pat Nixon and had his picture taken with cabinet members. DR. SAMUEL R.

POWERS Dr. Samuel R. Powers, 60, chairman of the department of surgery at Albany Medical College and surgeon-in-chief at Albany Medical Center, died yesterday at the- hospital. He also was professor in surgery and in pathology t- Albany Medical College, holding two of four such appointments granted in the college's 141-year history. In 1941 and 1942, he was a research assistant in physical chemistry, working oh the Manhattan Project, which created the atomic bomb.

DEATH NOTICES 3 GIARRUSSO John. Beloved hus band of Rose. Loving tatner of Nancy Malerba. Frances D' Agnes. Dorothy Base hi, Joan FrankHn John Jr.

Also survived by 16 grandchildren great grandson. Reposing at LOUIS DeLUCA SONS MAYFLOWER FUNERAL HOME. 4022 Bay Mass of the Resurrection Sat 9:45 AM St. Athanasius R.C. Church KRUCK Josephine.

On March 27. 1980. Wite of the tare towara. Loving mother of Joseph, Mrs. Arleen Gregory.

Edward, Mrs. Carol McGonigte, Edna Kozak, Madeline Rosploch, Michael, Antonow, John, Marie, Antoinette Gloria Kruck. Dear sister of Frank Machnlk 8. Connie Byrd. Also survived by 16 grandchildren.

Reposing at the URBAN FUNERAL HOME. 42-17 49th St. Woodside. Mass of Christian Burial St. Mary's R.C.

Church Sat. 10:30 A.M. Interment Calvary Cemetery. McKEON Matachv A. On March 26.

1980. Beloved husband of Helen (nee Thompson). Loving father of Anthony Sr. Donna Marie, R.S.H.M.. Kevin G.

4V Garret P. Brother of Dr. O-cles Michael. John Ter-rence Deputy Inspector C. P.O., Edward the late -Thomas.

Francis N.Y.C.P.D. Margaret Waldron. Devoted son of the late Michael Mary Jordan McKeon. Also survived by 7 grandchildren, Elizabeth, Christine, Peter. Derek.

Sarah. Siobhan and Tterney. Reposing at RIVERDALE ON HUDSON FUNERAL HOME, fti 18 Riverdale Ave, Bronx, W. 261 until 9:15 A.M. Sat.

Mass of Resurrection at St Gabriel's Church, 3250 Arlington Ave. W. 235 St, at 10 A.M. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Visiting hrs.

7-9 P.M. MITCHELI Leonard. On March 25. 1980. For information call WALTER 8.

COOKE FUNERAL HOME 2BOROVAN Mary. On March i7. 1980. Beloved mother of Helen Nece-da 4, John Zborovan. Dear sister of Johanna Odnoha.

Also survived by 3 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. Reposing at THE URBAN FUNERAL HOME, 42-17 69 Woodside. Funeral Mass St. John Nepomucene Church, 1st. 4.

N.Y.C., Mon. 10:00 A.M. Interment StJohn's Cemetery. IN MEMORIAM MARSILIA Victor. My love, not iust today, but every day.

In silence I remember. I miss you. Your loving wife. Anna. MURPHY Thomas C.

Happy 1st anniversary in Heaven. Gone from our home that smiling face, your cheerful happy ways, but never from our hearts and prayers. Your memory always stays. We miss vou so. Your loving family.

Mom, Dad, brothers sisters. nieces nephews. PESCE Prank. 1st Anniversary in Heaven. Your memory is precious never grows old.

locked in my heart. 4n letters of gold. Your presence I miss, and memories I treasure, Loving you always and forgetting you never. Your loving wife Antoinette, children 8. grandchildren.

PESCE Frank. Happy First Anniversary Dad, There will never be another DAO as great as the one we "3" had, This was the hardest year to get through. Our loving prayers are always with you. Devoted dauahter Madeline. cherished sons.

Vito Frank Jr. RUSSO Ann C. Pleasant memories have gone, but you are not forgot- L. 1 diam iviai r. TOSCANO Phiiomena.

1st Anniver sary in Heaven. We all miss you. Always in our thoughts 4. prayers. loving nusoano.

Joe 8. daughters VITOLO Louis. Happy 60th birthday sunny, miss you. oiaavs, Harry, Dottie, Bill Evelyn. CALLACI Mary E.

Beloved wife of Frank (Moon). Loving mother of Jo Ann Giuliano Edward. Dear grandmother of Michael, Donna, Frank iff Giuliano. Reposing Casfle Hill Chapel. 1528 Castle Hill Ave.

Bronx until Saturday 1:45 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial, Our Lady of the Assumption Church. 9:45 A.M. CANOSA Eugenia. On March 27.

1980. Beloved wife of Manuel. Loving mother of Theresa Darmanin Phillip Canosa. Survived by 7 grandchildren 4i 3 sisters. Funeral from FAIRCHILD SONS OF QUEENS VILLAGE INC, 270-05 Hillside Ave.

Qrrs Vill. Mass of Christian Burial Sat. 9:45 AM Immaculate Conception Church. APASSO Dorothy. Reposing at the- dwi ivj runtKftt nuMb, luft 1ST Bkiyn.

until Sat. 9 A.M. DiGIOVANNI Leah F. Devoted wife of Michael. Loving mother of Louis Michael Jr.

Also survived by 4 grandchildren. Reposing at the STEPHEN FUNERAL HOME, 407 Conduit Blvd. (at Pitkin BKIvn. Services Funeral Sat. 9 A.M.

Chapel Hrs. 2-5 7-10 P.M. In lieu of flowers please make donations to the American Cancer Society. DILLARO George. Beloved father of Edward.

Reposing at the TRUMBO'S FUNERAL CHAPEL. 100 St. Nicholas Ave, Sat. I P.M. Wake Sun.

4-5 P.M. Interment Mon. Calvron National. FITZGERALD Eugene J. March 26.1930.

Beloved husband of Miram (nee Guzowskt). Devoted father of eugene Joseph, survived, by ft grandchildren. Funeral Fri 9 A.M. from the McMANUS FUNERAL HOME 2001 Flatbush Ave. Funeral Mass 9:40 A.M.

St. Vincent Ferrer inurcn. interment Calvary. FRASCONE Gene. Loving son of Clara ft, the late Marie.

Oevnted brother of Nick. Jack. Mario a. Anthony. Reposing ROMANO FUNERAL HOME, 3254 Whiteplains Rd.

Bronx. N.v. Mass Monday, 9:30 A.M. Mt. Carmel Church.

H7th SI. Chanel hours Sat. Sun. 2-5 7-rO. PFR ANGLE Mary.

March 26, 1980. Beloved wife of the late Albert. Sister of Delia, the late Ellen Elizabeth. Also survived bv sister brother In Ireland. Reposing Wood-lawn Morticians.

4418 White Plains Rd. Bronx. Mass of Christian Burial St. Barnabas Church. Bx.

Sat. 10 A.M. RASMUSSEN Gustava S. On March 27. 1980.

Beloved wife of the late Rasln. Mother of Ruth Cullen Edna Mockler the late Russell. Also survived by 3 grandsons 4 great grandchildren. Reposing FRED HERBST SONS FUNERAL HOME. Sth Ave.

75th Bklyn. Fri. 2-5 P.M. where service will be held Fri. at 8 P.M.

SHE EH AN Cathryn. Wife of the late Daniel. Loving mother of Raymond. Regina O'Connen and the late Dennis Joseph. Dear sister of Frank Ghiorsl.

Also survived by 5 grandchildren. Reposing at LOUIS DeLUCA SONS MAYFLOWER FUNERAL HOME 4022 Bay Pkwav. Mass of the Resureection Sat. 10:30 A.M. St.

Athanasius R.C. Church. interment calvary cemetery. STRAUSS Beita Grace (nee Kent). March 25.

1980. Beloved wife of the late Bamett. Loving mother of Lorraine Sessa. William 4. Graham.

Sister of William Reiar. Albert H. Frank S. Also survived by 5 grandchildren 4. 1 great-grandchildren.

Reposing ALBERT R. CONNER FUNERAL HOME. 4955 Bdwoy (207 St. Funeral Sat. 10 A.M.

VEITH Aileen E. Of on March 26. 1980. WHe of the late George H. Mother of Aileen E.

Gallagher Wiuiam K. Veilh. Sister of Agnes Lillian So nine n. Also survived by 4 Grandchildren 4 Greatgrandchildren. Visiting at N.F.

WALKER FUNERAL HOME. 2039 Merrick Ave. Merrick. 2-5 7-10 P.M. Services Friday, 8 P.M.

Funeral Saturday 10 A.M. Interment The Evergreen Cemetery. WOE RTHER John P. On March 24. 1980.

Brother of Gladys V. McCabe. Services at the WALTER B.COOKE FUNERAL HOME. 1 W. 190 Bx.

Fri. 4 P.M. Funeral Sat. 2 P.M. Interment Woodlown Cemetery.

McGINLEY Hugh J. (Hubie) Re- tirea mssoc. iviemoer ot Local 46 Wire Lathers. Retired Lt. of Yonk-ers Raceway Security.

Husband of the late Sabina (Nee Lally). Father of Edward, Dennis, Barbara. Gail Sirr Alice Langfry. Grandfather of 7. Brother of James, Sister M.

Josetta Alice Ferry Marguerite Concannon O'Hare the late Anthony Edward. Family will receive friends 7-9 2-5 7-9 Sat. Sun. WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME. 5628 Broadway at W.

232 Bx. Funeral Mass 10 A Mon. St. Philip of Neri Church. Interment Long Island Natio-ial Cemetery.

NIEWIEROWSKI Jane T. On March 26. 1980. Dear sister of Theresa Hogan, Sigmund Honora. Also survived bv nieces, nephews, grand-nieces ai grand-nephews.

Funeral from Jamaica Chapel of THOMAS M. QUINN SONS FUNERAL HOME. 165-20 Hillside on 9 A.M. Funeral Mass at St. Ger-rard's Maiella R.C.

Church, 9:30 A.M. Interment, Mt. St. Mary's Cemetery. Please omit flowers, donations to the Catholic Relief Fund.

CCON NELL George W. On March 25, 198u Beloved husband of Dorothy. Loving father of Georoe. John, James, Richard Gary. Viewing at BUCKLEY FUNERAL HOME, 445 W.

43 Thurs. from P.M. Funeral Mass Sacred Heart Church, 457 W. 51 St. at 9:30 A.M.

Interment St. Mary's Ceme tery, Yonkers, N.T. OLIVER! Goetano (Thomas). Beloved son of Stella and the late Thomas. Dear brother of Caroline Klaus.

Fiancee to Carol Bianco. Dear nephew of Margaret Pinon. Rose Strazza, Filomena Ruffolo Mamie Cina. Reposing, VILLAGE CHAPELS, 4747 Eliot Ave. Middle Village.

Mass of Christian Burial II A.M. at St. Margaret R.C. Church. Interment St.

Charles Cemetery. PEREZ de JESUS Ralph Sr. On- March 26, 1980. For information CaH WALTER B. COOKE.

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In NewJersey(201)271-3500. AMMIRATA Anns. March J. 1980. Befovcd wife of James.

Devoted mottier Frame, Thomas, Joanne Liftman and Annabeite Gatdini. Also survived bv 7 9randch4idren. Reposing Harwav (at Bay 43 St unft Sa. Mass of the Resurrection, 9:30 A.M. at Most Precious Blood C.

Church- Interment Pine-UmitCenietnr. OlR. PETER LaBELLA OWNES Bridsef (nee Sherlock). Native of Caarracastie, Baiia9had-ereen. Co.

Roscommon. Ireland. Beloved wife of Wiiliam. Dear mother of Mary Tier nan. Hainan Mahon, Anne Kennedy and Rita Bones.

Fond sister of Catherine Carroll, and in Ireland. Mary Henry. Also survived by 5 sranochildren. Funeral A.M. from the McMANUS FUNERAL HOVE, 2O0I Flarousn Ave Bktvn.

Funeral Mass :30 A.M St. Brendan's Church. Interment. St. John Cemetery.

CAHILL Edward T. On March 24, 1930. Dear uncle of John, William F. A Howard Cahill. Funeral from FAIRCHILO SONS OF QUEENS VILLAGE 220-05 HHtsioe Queens Villese.

Mass of Christian Burial Saturday. 9:45 A.m. Church Of The American Martyrs, Union Turnoike at Bell Bavside. Interment, Calvary Cem. a ai.