Ogden Standard Feby 3rd 1953 Sad Homecoming for Twin From Korea Pvt. Irwin Rietz (right) salutes along with honor guard as the casket bearing the body of his twin brother, Edwin, is lowered from troopship at Fort Mason in San Francisco. Edwin, 21, who died of a mortar wound in his lung, was treated on the battlefield in Korea by Irwin, who will accompany the casket home to Rock Island, Ill. Twin Arrives With Vets Body SAN FRANCISCO (UP) The Navy transport Gen. A. E. Anderson docked here yesterday with 1,911 military passengers aboard, including a young soldier escorting the body of his twin brother who was killed in action. Among the 911 army men on the ship was Pvt. Irwin Rietz, 21, who administered first aid to his brother Edwin, just before the youth died on the Korean battlefield. Irwin, a medical aidman, will escort the body back home to Rock Island, Ill., for burial. The surviving twin was pulled off the front lines shortly after his brother died of a mortar wound in his lungs Jan. 3. The twins had served in the Army together since their induction, exactly one year to the day before Edwin died.