Evening star., 1952-10-29

Pvt. Halliday. 1t. Storck.
Mrs. jeanne A. r. Storck of 1924
Hawick lane, Kensington, Md.
Wounded are:
Corpl. Marshall w Koontz, 20,
husabnd of Mrs. June G. Koontz
of Leesburg. Va.
Army Pvt. James A. Breeden,
18, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Breeden of Route 2, Standards
vile, Va.
Marine Pfc. Jess G. Judy, %,
brother of Miss Nellie M. Judy,
6119 Forty-second place, Hyatts-
vile. Md.
Marine Pfc. Willbert A. Henry,
%. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
j. Henry, Route 2, Mitchellville.
Md.
Second 1t. Frank G. Perrin, hus-
band Of Mrs. Frank G. Perrin of
Waldorf, Md.
Missing in Action.
Listed as missing in action is
Army Pvt. Clarence T. Halliday,
jr., q, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence T. Halliday of 1903 North
Buchanan street, Arlington.
1t. Storck was graduated from
West Point Academy in June,
1851, and reported to Fort Belvoir.
He later was transferred to the
1st Armored Division at Fort Hood.
Tex.
He joined the I'd Engineer
Combat Battalion, I'd Infantry
Division, in Korea last January.
He was reported missing in ac-
tion on October IA and listed as
dead four days later.
He is survived also by a s.
month-old son, Louis John, II, and
his mother, Mrs. Jean Walker of
jackson Heights, N. Y. His father,
1t. Col. L. j. Storck. was killed
during World War II.
Corpl. Koontz, member of the
Ranger Platoon, 9th Regiment,
I'd Division, was wounded in the
chest, hand and leg by a hand
grenade on October IL.
He enlisted in the Army in May,
1850, and received his basic train
ing at Fort Knox, KY. He was
transferred to Korea last De-
cember.
West Virginia Native.
Corpl. Koontz was born in
Kaiser, W. Va, and attended
school there. He was married in
October, 1851, while stationed at
Fort Myer. The Koontz' have a
daughter, Judy Ann. He is the
son of Mrs. Eula Koontz of Kaiser.
Pvt. Breeden was wounded by
artillery fire in the head. face and
arms. He is recuperating in an
Army hospital in Japan.
He entered the service in March,
1852, and received his basic train
ing at Camp Katie, Ark. Born in
Green County, Va, the soldier
attended the Standardsville High
School. Prior to entering the Army
he was employed as painters
helper. He has two brothers.
Pvt. Judy, member OF the
Seventh Marines, 1st Marine Divi-
sion, was wounded by schrapnel in
the left shoulder. He is in hos
pital in Japan.
He was drafted into the Marine
Corps in September, 1851. and re-
ceived his "boot" training at Par
ris Island, S. c. He was sent to
Korea last February. He was born
in Everett, Pa. and lived I'M
Poolesville, Md. until 1947 when
he moved with his family toI
Hyattsville. Before being drafted,
he was employed as carpenter.
Born in Washington.
Pvt. Henry, a member of the
Seventh Marines, 1st Marine Di-
vision, was wounded in the foot.
He was born in Washington and
attended Upper Marlboro High
School before being drafted into
the Marine Corps in September.
1851. He took his basic training
at Paris Island. S. c., and was
stationed at Camp Pendleton,
Calf. He has been serving in
Korea for about six months.
Pvt. Halliday, a member of al
mortar squad in Company c. 18th
Regiment, Seventh Division. was
reported missing in action Octo-
ber 6. His family was notified on
October IT,
The soldier was drafted last
February and left for Korea in
July. Pvt. Halliday was born in
Washington and attended st.
Charles Parochial School in Arl-
ington. He also attended Capital
Page School and Belmont Abbey
College in North Carolina. Before
entering service he was employed
in the maintenance department.
of Stuart Buick Co. in Rosslyn. He
received his basic training at
Camp Breckenridge, KY.