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first AM Oil 1 voted BRISCIONE- Nicholas a Er U. ca ponta until father Son 1 6th Gaston residence a Street. Lanza I LILIA SCHOLEFIELD London, Feb. 9 (A) -Lilia Scholefield, 65, novelist and playwright whose children's play "The Gold- Obituary fish" gave actor Noel Coward his stage vole some 40 years died in a London hospital today. She wrote under the pen name of Lila Field.

Death Notices Reposing O. Caratozzolo at Central Colline, and Beloved Reposing 11. Solemn Mass Holy 119th St Street at 10:30 Calvary Cemetery. of 212 Mulberry 00 Funeral Thurs. 33 Spring 5.1 Man.

Patrick's Cathedral at 10:00 A. M. 01 210 E. 108th Victor Quirelo Sons. 9 A FPO- On Feb.

8, 1951. Of Balya. Beloved husband Mollie Chiefto, Mrs. Lallian Gallo. NINE Thomas a Funeral klyn.

Simon Jude R0 9.30 A. M. Interment Suddenly on Feb 1054. bashand of Diana. deAncelo Angela.

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Rosine and Frank Carvelle, Rose A a Home, 812 Rent until Solema Requiem A Church 9:30 A. Inferment John's Nth. GEOGASNaner. Mary. Apostle 455 until at Of Member of Altar.

Rosary of the Most Holy Women a and Third Order at Sebona Humboldt St. until at Most Holy Trinity 10 GRECO Pet. Homestead of Mamie father of Micale. Gasper and Leonard. and cam.

Reposina at Home. 141 Montrose 9A N. Interment, of 306 E. 1534 5 Feb. 1934.

Veteran of and World Wars. Beloved of Hanley Devoted Frederick cram father Marie Ellen Brother of Meta Reposing at the Sisto Funeral Home 668 Solemn Requiem Maser. 10 Imma ulate Conception Church. St. Cemetery Died Feb.

Reposing at Vincent Deo Funeral Home, Prospect N. Y. Hich Mass Mt. Carmel 10 A. M.

Taterment A. M. -Mario. DE 1876 3d Ave. ReposFuneral Home.

1985 until Sat- Beloved husband of Thomas. Leon Frank. Michael Joseph Anthony. Virginia Regina. Reposing 1900 Webster Restatem Joseph a Church Interment Cemetery.

Som Funeral Church. A.M. Mallory Provenzano Lanza Second Are. until SELVA of 2379 posing at 9 Chapel 569 E. 181 Funeral A.

M. SENAT of 310 E. 9th Second Aver. Death and in Memoriam Notices May be telephoned to THE NEWS by your funeral director up to 3 P. M.

for the next devs taper. Telephone calls on SAT. end SUN. mast be made before 1:30 P. M.

Phone MUrray Hill 2-1234. Fairchild considers it an obligation to keep the funeral cost within the limits a family can afford. Fairchild Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 1886 E. BROOKLYN FLUSHING GARDEN CITY MANHASSET CENTRAL QUEENS PAIGE Van Nays, Feb. 9 (P)- Mabel Paige, 74, whose theatrical career spanned 70 years, died at her home last night of a heart attack.

The daughter of Frank and Doris Paige Roberts, vaudeville performers, she began her stage career at the age of 4. She appeared in character rolls in many motion pictures, the most recent of which were "Johnny 0'Clock," "Johnny Belinda," and "Three Blind Mice." Recently, she had been in television and had rehearsed this week for a TV appearance. MRS. ELIZABETH RYAN Mrs. Elizabeth C.

Ryan, 68, former champion golfer and the wife of Frederick Ryan, board chairman of Ruthrauff Ryan advertising agency, died yesterday at her home, 580 Park Ave. She was a former president of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association and the Women's New Jersey Golf Association. FRANCIS J. FLOOD A Requiem Mass for Francis J. Flood, 59, executive director of Baker Taylor publishers, will be offered at 10 A.

M. row in St. Bartholomew's Church, Elmhurst, Queens. THOMAS BATY Tokyo, Feb. 9 (Reuters) -Thomas Baty, 85, former legal adviser to the Japanese Foreign Office, whose wartime activities cost him British citizenship, died at his home outside Tokyo today.

ROGER A. JOHNSON Roger A. Johnson, 64, chairman of the mathematics department of Brooklyn College from 1947 until his retirement in 1952, died yesterday at Goldwater Memorial Hospital. He lived at 35-36 79th Jackson Heights, Queens. He was the author of several books on mathematics and a member of the American Mathematical Association.

FRANK J. McCOY Frank J. McCoy, 72, retired lawyer and onetime football coach at Amherst and the University of Maine, died yesterday in White Plains Hospital. A graduate of Amherst and Yale- -he was varsity halfback on the Elf eleven -McCoy opened his practice here in 1905' and for many years had offices at 11 E. 44th St.

before his retirement last August. JAN MAKLAKIEWICZ London, Feb. 9 Warsaw radio announced today the death of Polish composer Jan wiez, 54, professor of composition at the Warsaw Academy of Music. MRS. IDA J.

SELL Milwaukee, Feb. 9 -Mrs. Ida Jermain Sell, 76, mother of Hildegarde, supper club entertainer, died today. Hildegarde was at the bedside. ELENORE L.

HOOVER (Special to THE NEWS) Waynesboro, Feb. Elenore L. Hoover, 53, a of the board of directors Girl Scouts of America, died home here Sunday. member of the at her Launch World's Biggest Tanker (Staff Correspondent of THE NEWS) Quincy, Feb. tomor-000-ton World Glory, the largest oil tanker in the world, slid down the ways here today.

The 737 foot vessel, second largest non-Navy ship to be built in this country, will be chartered by the Gulf Oil Co. It will fly the Liberian flag. The $10,000,000 ship is owned by Stavros S. Niarchos, 44, a Greek citizen who is a brother-in-law of Aristotle S. Onassis, the wealthy shipowner who was indicted yesterday on charges of conspiring to defraud the U.

S. in a multi-million-dollar postwar surplus ship deal. Fourteen U. S. flag vessels owned by a group controlled by Niarchos have been seized on grounds they were wrongfully acquired from the Maritime Administration, pending an investigation.

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