0-esfier-City Marine Survives* ffe15midn-Lost Battalion' FightVjarel-:ethKoPAST bit of rear ciinrdaction even company headquarters is a busy place, especially when the outfit is award ranks of Dauccia's battalionpr jand by occupying a position almost1 a( !m their rear, the enemy succeededU. S. MarineCorps company.Joseph F. bejDauccio. a 3yr-injacusar, who er.* r'd, hsfed i re 194S. heiheloed blast acompany ofto'Chinese Conv* u-jmur. ist troops p- out of theiris, own companyA n /ii » s %»■of Therutting them off from othercrjU. S, Marine battalion*-.' Dauccio. who is „ cook «ith the !company, was called upon to1operate a 73 recoili^ss cun vuth three 'other men and after 23 rounds they i«urlt;een^d in o1astma !»•* er.cm out into the ooen v here the rifle-rr.m*n took over.cf-eJOonvDarcceio,r.^t troops had infiltrated the for-After a short fu^u7h at the il ome of mother Mr«, Josephine * Daucc‘0 617 Car non st in October, of thl* year, he ]*ft to lt;out.^t in California. He pai t m the Mar.ne Corps landings in!, North. Korea, mjo.n his \:,r-aied NV«1*