\ (/Corp. Joseph Dauccio.Marine Credits Faith, Prayers For His Safety-[ Murine Corp. Joseph Dauccio, 24.' o|of 617 Carbon rU attributes his safe; i* homecoming from hie Kuican wav, lu his mother. He .said. her.prayers brought me home in one, piece/’ •Corp. Dauccio. who spent 11 j months on the firing line with the: Marines, said he hit everything the; Marine Corps had to tackle. !The World War 2 veteran re-j turned to this country a week aeo !Monday with the first men who sjl.ad been out of the country more e:lhan a year. Dauecio spent iwo .'years in the Pacific Lhealer of operations during World War 2.The young man. who fought at Inchon and Chasin. spent 27 days under mortar fire in country so] cold they couldn't even gel their] (rations unfrozen to cat and were! ‘forced lo live on candy. He was] !admitted to a rest hospital in Japan! [for battle fatigue and a shot I j - shocked condition before ho -wap tg-! I turned lo this country on the U3SI ■(General Walker. jHis moLlicr had no word fromi ihim for a month and a hntf before] j!he relumed Inst Monday nnd rcadj r;in The Post-Standard that her son] rjwa£ . returning after 1-1 months' e I overseas,Corp. Dauccio will he in Syracuse .jimtil Oct, 12 when he leporls for 3‘duty at I he Brooklyn Navy Yard.