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THE PITTSBURGH PRESS MONDAY. AUGUST 13, 1951 Obituaries Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blackner, 527 Horner Johnstown. RETURNED TO DUTY FOR 70 YEARS, the richest source of zinc in the United States has been a 30-mile crescent Legion Resolution Late, Mothers Say INJURED Cpl.

John A. Clchon, son of Mrs. Helen R. Pilarski, 210 Clay Sharpsburg. Pfc.

Frank J. Blackner, son of Sgt. 1C Ralph H. Putman, of prairie country at the june-husband of Mrs. Grace Putman, tion of Missouri, Kansas and Nicktown.

(Previously wounded). 'Oklahoma. Bodies of 75 War Dead Returned from Battlefront Ship Landing in San Francisco Brings Six Men from Allegheny County The American Legion wasi The Defense Department today announced the return of 15 Read these MEDICAL FACTS on relieving more district war dead from the Korean battlefront. Six are from Allegheny County. The bodies of the men were to arrive in San Francisco today N.

Talenfeld, Real Estate Broker, Dies East Enid Man Active In Charitable Affairs Nathan Talenfeld, retired real estate broker, died Saturday after lingering illness. -Born in Austria, Mr. Talenfeld was the husband of the late Esther Talenfeld. Active in charitable affairs, he resided at 5814 Elgin East End. 0.

aboard the U.S.S. Lynn Victory. Those returned: Pfc. Robert J. Kaczmarek, son of Alex Kaczmarek, Route 1, Silver Lane, Coraopolis.

1 eight months late with a resolution American Gold Star Mothers, to admit mothers of Korean war dead to membership. The new State Legion Commander, J. R. Dodson, was so advised in effect today by Mrs. Margaret Agy, of 5600 Howe State official of Gold Star Mothers.

Quoting from the official newspaper, "The Gold Star Mother," of last December, Mrs. Agy pointed out: "We now may extend to the men who died in Korea the hand of fellowship and the privilege of membership in American Gold Star Mothers, Inc." The Legion adopted the resolution at its State convention here last week. band of Mrs. Jeanne M. Boyer, 510 Division Oil City.

Cpl. Joseph Ference, son of Mrs. Mary Ference, Box 52, Lyn-dora. Pfc. Fred R.

Kovalyak. son of MP (f (nj lb John J. Kovalyak, Box 146, Stump Korea Gl Killed Despite Talks Seven in District Hurt, Wounded In spite of truce talks, Korean fighting continues to take a toll of district soldiers. From the Pittsburgh area, one has been killed, one wounded, and one injured. Three others from Western Pennsylvania have been wounded or injured.

One returned to duty. The Department of Defense report: KILLED IN ACTION Sgt. Edward L. Keally son of Edward L. Keally Mt.

Royal Allison Park. WOUNDED Marine SSgt. Ernest Layton Church, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jet-ter L.

Church, 40 Rosemont Pittsburgh. Pfc. Rudolph Barich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Yurcevic, R.

D. 7, Box 334, Greensburg. Pfc. Gerald E. Bieber, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Bieber, R. D. 1, Harmony. Pfc.

Henry Fopko, brother of Bernard Popko, 118 S. 19th Pittsburgh. Marine Sgt. Jack Charles Wagner, son of Mrs. Grace C.

Wagner, Mounted Route No. 10, Butler. 2nd L.t. Robert A. Mann, husband of Dorothy L.

Mann, 1712 Arlington Dr. Cpl. Joseph F. Pindel, son of Joseph Pindel, 310 Bodkin St. Ssrt.

Robert D. Ritter, brother of Mrs. Joseph A. Linz, 950 War- -I it' irington Ave. When you have a jolting headache, you want reo relief relief that's both fast and long-lasting.

But how can you get these two kinds of relief? Here are the facts: Actual prescription counts show Creek. Pfc. Kenneth V. Ross, son of John C. Ross, 839 Penn Meadville.

Pfc. Paul V. Schlldr, son of Joseph A. Schildt, Box 60, Rouz-erville. Cpl.

Daniel Vukasovlch, son of John Vukasovich, Box 210, Adah. Marine Cpl. Peter Medunic, son Mr. and Mrs. George Medunic, Box 312, Crucible.

3Iarine Pfc. Elmer J. Wood-ring son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J.

Woodring 5501 Grandview Altoona. Sfc. Donald V. Sweetall, son of Frank J. Sweetall, 1445 Alabama Ave.

Tfe. Alexander Williams, son of Mrs. Bessie Williams, 1436 Franklin St. Pvt. Harry W.

Boord, son of Robert Boord, Lamberton. Sgt. Virgil V. Boyer hus- that the most frequently prescribed drugs for relief of simple pain are aspirin and acetophenetidin. These counts also show that two out of three tfrnes doctors use both drugs together.

Miller P. Hamilton Funeral services for Miller P. Hamilton, a Westinghouse machinist for 48 years, were to be at 2 p. m. today in the Jobe Funeral Home, Turtle Creek.

Mr. Hamilton, who lived on Monroeville Turtle Creek, died Thursday in Braddock Hospital after a long illness. He was 62. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Edna Hiett Hamilton; son, Kenneth; brother, Harry, and one grandson.

Burial will be in Church Hill Cemetery. For doctors have observed that, when combined, these two drugs are more dependable for fast, long-lasting relief At drugstore! everywhere, in thrifty bottles of 50 and 1 00 tablet. Pocket-size pock, ages of 12 tablets at 25c or in powder form. If pain is unusually severe or prolonged, consult your doctor. than aspirin alone.

These same two medically approved drugs are combined in BC tablets to bring you fast, long-lasting relief. Keep BC 7 VTCT Thursday morning at 10 a. m. A member of the Pittsburgh police force for 25 years, he had been retired for seven years. He was the son of the late Michael and Catherine Sweeney of Oakland.

Mr. Sweeney was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police. Surviving are his widow, Helen Kenan Sweeney; three sons, Edward F. Jack Leo and Marine Corp. G.

James Sweeney, overseas; three grandchildren and two brothers, Thomas J. and Martin A. Sweeney, all of Pittsburgh. Burial will be in Calvary mm Mr. Talenfeld was a member of the B'Nai Israel Congregation, Torath Chaim Congregation, the Machsikee Hadas Congregation, and the Knights of Pythias.

He also was active in the BNai Israel Men's Club. Surviving are three sons, Edward Leonard and Warren Talenfeld; one daughter, Mrs. Rosella Weiner; three sisters, Mrs. Anna Caplan, Mrs. Bessie Puddles and Mrs.

Eva Suchman; a brother, H. E. Talenfeld and ten grandchildren. Funeral services will be held today in the Jack Talenfeld Fu: neral Home, 374 S. Negley "at 2 p.

m. Burial will be in Beth Shalom Cemetery. Mrs. Sadie H. Holxer Mrs.

Sadie Hartman Holzer, head dietician at the Hillel Academy, died yesterday. She was 59. A life-long Pittsburgh resident, she was a member of B'nai Emunoh Congregation and the Ladies' Auxiliary, Jewish War Veterans. She is survived by her husband, Philip Holzer; a son, Alvin; two daughters, Mrs. David Slone and Mrs.

Aaron Mallinger; a brother, Albert Hartman: two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Klein, of New York, and Mrs. David Klein, of San Mateo, Cal. There are two grandchildren. Friends are being received at the Ralph Schugar Chapel, 5509 Center where services will be held tomorrow at 1 p.

m. Burial ill be in Poale Zedeck Cemetery. Harry C. Cole UJ in the medicine cabinet. Buy the thrifty family size costs about lea tablet.

PLUS Max ated in the Pittsburgh district was the 400 Club near Duquesne Gardens. He had been living in Los Angeles for seven years. While at Duquesne University, he was named all tri-state quarterback after starring in the backfield along with such former gridiron stars at Judge Samuel Weiss and Dan Rooney, who is now Father Silas. Surviving are his father, Arthur Klein; a sister, Mrs. Emil J.

Steiner of Pittsburgh, and three brothers, Henry M. and Alfred J. Klein, both of Los Angeles, and Milton Klein of Pittsburgh. Burial will be in Hollywood, Cal. Glessner F.

Signer, Masonic services for Glessner F. Sigler will be held by the John A. Brashear Lodge No. 743, F. and A.

M. at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty tonight at S. Mr. Sigler died yesterday at his home, 230 Beverly Rd. Mt.

Lebanon. He was district manager of the Asthma Nefrini Co. for 16 years and a member of the St. Clair Country Club, B. P.

O. E. Lodge. No. IS, of Cleve- LOS $83 SAN DIEGO.

SAN $11 BETTER THAN ASPIRIN Phone. AT. 1-2762 KANSAS $3 1.24 THE FIRST iron works in what is now the United States was constructed in Virginia in 1622 but was destroyed by Indian warfare before getting into production. ID Services for Harry C. Cole, re-1 land, Ohio, Pittsburgh Athletic tired captain of the 175th Field and the Pharmaceutical Artillery, will be at 2 p.

m. to-1 Assn. He is survived by his widow, Ruth Herring Sigler, and a sister, Mildred Sigler of Cleveland, Ohio. morrow in H. bamson o6l Neville St.

Mr. Cole died Saturday in Veterans Hospital, Aspinwail. He was" 51. Formerly associated with Pittsburgh Blue Print and Supply he lived at 1161 Jancey East Liberty. He was a member of the VFW Post 3945, the American Legion, and ihp "Purnlf JJpart Snnipfv Funeral services will be Wed- nesday afternoon at the Brom and Son Co.

Funeral Home in Shaker Heights, Cleveland. O. Burial will be in Cleveland. Emil Winograd Emil Winograd, owner of the Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Oriental and Family Theaters in Loretta McKaig Cole; a daughter, Rochester, died there yester-Mrs.

Ruth Halpine; four brothers, day at hls home, 299 Jackson Ralph of Clairton; Burrell 5U was D1- rie was a memoer oi xne Aiuea of Baltimore Fred H. of Glendale, and Frank of 'Arlington. and four sisters. Miss G. Grace Cole and Mrs.

Ruth Snyder, of Arlington; Mrs. Dorothy Westcott, of Falls Church, and Mrs. Margaret Motion Picture Owners' Association and various charitable organizations. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Bessie Horvitz Winograd; a daughter, Mrs.

Ruben Cohen, of Pittsburgh; two sons, Leonard Blackburn of McKeesport Burial will he in Allehenv and Kenneth, of Kochester: a Cemetery. brother, Michael, and sister, Mrs. Fannie Miller, both of Pitts- i tawara r. Kiein i. Funeral services for Edward illclc rtlc lw" Friends are being received at the Ralph' Schugar Chapel, 5509 Introducing the new 280 h.p.

Klein, who died Saturday in California, will be held tomorrow morning in Los Angeles. Mr. Klein succumbed to a heart ailment in his home in Los Angeles. A native of Pittsburgh, he was a former night club operator here and one-time Duquesne University football star. The last night club he oper- Center where services will be held tomorrow at 11 a.

m. Burial will be in Beth Shalom Cemetery, Millvale. Louis H. Saul A former resident of Pitts-i burgh, Louis H. Saul, died today iin Los Angeles, Cal.

After leav ing Pittsburgh 12 years ago, Mr. Saul made his residence in Ft. Wayne, Ind. For many years he was asso- i Saul, in the auto accessory busi- i npec in "PittcVmrcrh T-To 9 Ha Nasty Taste Tablet Form EasytoTahe (Advertisement) member of the B'nai B'rith and the Zionist Organization of America. He was the husband of the late Betty Meyers Saul.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Gene Himmelstein and Miss lower-priced member of the I Ileene Saul of Ft. Wayne, New False Teeth Luxury new powder called HOPE. Guar. hold.fele teeth tttrht and nifht.

Onarantrea falac teeth firm 24 hou ra w-at. Gt new miraola HOP DSN TURK POWDER. Insi.t on HOPFI four sisters, Mrs. J. E.

Rosenberg, Mrs. Meyer Sherer, Mrs. Israel Morgan and Miss Florence Saul, all of Pittsburgh, and one brother, Samuel D. Saul. Services and burial will take place in Ft.

Wayne on Trunin JltfP. M0 f4t Of IACHH SINDIHG MR OOO mum it rif.vf ic nttA cm Edward F. Sweeney Sr. Solemn requiem high mass for Edward F. Sweeney who died suddenly yesterday, will be sung at St.

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