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rrrrsmrnGiT postazkitki titsmay, wml ir, in riillici-if2Tiiriic(linCiiil Teacher Fights Draft Call-Up A 31-year-old sociology professor and father of two, who turned In his draft card at a Vietnam war protest last fall, Is now fighting a legal battle to avoid being drafted here a week from today. John D. Colfax, anassistant professor at the University of Connecticut In Storrs, FOR WOMEN ON THE MOVE As fresh as a flight of fancy, Herbert Levy's collection HERBERT LEVY departs now from any platform, keeps on going all summer long. The lightweight voile is a wrinkle free, TURNS VOILE packable blend of Dacron polyester and cotton. All sizes l2'2 to 24'2 or6 38 to 44.

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Home's Women's Dresses, Peacock Lane, fourth floor, Downtown; also at all suburban stores. JOSEPH II0RNE CO. i charged through his attorney yesterday that his local draft board here violated his freedom of speech by reclassifying him from 3-A to 1-A status and ordering him to report for induction. Atty. Thomas M.

Kerr Jr. asked Federal Judge Louis Rosenberg to consider a motion for a preliminary Injunction against Local Board 11, which ordered the reclassification and induction after declaring Colfax delinquent last January for failure to carry his draft card. In his petition, Kerr stated that when Colfax notified the board he Intended to appeal the 1-A classification, the board responded that an appeals board already had affirmed the reclassification. Kerr described the board's action as being "punitive in nature" and beyond it's statutory and constitutional power. "It has the effect of penalizing the assertion of First Amendment rights under the U.S.

Constitution," Kerr's petition declared. The 3-A classification in which Colfax was originally listed generally includes fathers of dependent children or supporters of other dependents. Kerr's petition asked the court to nullify the board's determination of delinquency and reclassification order and to enjoin the induction procedures. Judge Rosenberg slated a full hearing for 10 a. m.

Thursday. Lncmy llils 3 U.S. Unils In Vic In a in 9 Killed, 7 Hurt As Red Attack Across Country (Continued from Page 1) fired on by an enemy force of unknown size using 75mm recoilless rifles. One landing craft burned and sank. The third attack occurred nine miles southwest of the former imperial capital of Hue, or about 400 miles northeast of Saigon.

There a company from the 101st Airborne Division was hit first by mortar and then by grenade fire. The enemy broke contact and withdrew, spokesmen said, leaving behind the bodies of six dead. None of the American paratroopers was killed. U. S.

Air Force B52 bombers again ranged over the country, carrying out six strike missions late yesterday and early today. In the air war over North Vietnam, U. S. pilots hit targets in the panhandle that included highways, bridges and trucks. Overcast skies ruled out most bomb damage assessment, spokesmen said, although several secondary explosions were observed.

The Air Force's Fillis carried out missions for the fourth consecutive day since resuming combat flying last Friday. They hit a truck park 28 miles southeast of Dong Hoi, officers said. North Vietnam claimed that an American plane was shot down yesterday 20 miles north of the 20th Parallel, but the U. S. Command here declined to comment on the Hanoi report.

The 20th Parallel was the line set by President Johnson when he announced a restricted bombing campaign against targets in North Vietnam. South Vietnamese 1 soldiers equipped with the best U. S. rifles soon will replace many Americans along the northern frontier and some already have swung into action, an American source said yesterday. It was considered likely the South Vietnamese will take Applications For BRILL-FULLERTON, Robert 2514 Starkomp Jeanne, 100 Locust LISON-ZABALIK, SteDhen Wheeling, W.

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The task of replacing the Americans will fall on the 1st Division, which has been equipped with the modern rapid-firing M-16 that all U. S. infantrymen use. As soon as the division, about 12,000 men, has been retrained it will begin taking over from the Americans, the informants said. Two newly armed battalions of the division have had their first baptism of fire in a two-day sweep around Gio Linh, the Allied strong point at the eastern end of the Demilitarized Zone.

Marriage Licenses DITHRICHSMITH, Edward J. 17 Costle-Shannon Mary 1304 Clara Castle-Shannon. SATTLER-SOLOMON. Paul 375 Sent- pie Jo Anne, 1511 Asbury PI. KOLEK-GRIFFIN, Robert 1101 Mo- tilda Gloria 692 Robinwood Dr.

DENGLER-DOMBROSKI, David M3 Thornberry Churchill Gloria 311 Reamer Carnegie. HUMPHREYS-PERRY, Melvln 114 Laclede Catherine 4526 Liberty Ave. WEAVER-REUBI, Leonard, 101 Faulkner Solly 11 Johst St. LOVETT-CRAWFORD, Frank D- 30 Edgeword Edgewood; Janet 306 Craft Ave. STALCZYNSKI-KLINGENSMITH, J-gene 1901 Maine West Mifflin; Mary 442 Center West View.

WAGNER-BUTKEWICZ, Albert 150? Reamer Linda 1676 Brookline Blvd. DOWNERKETTER, Marlon Box 216 Newell; Mary, 733 Mary McKees Rocks. PECHERSKY-LEWIS, David 74) Mellon Nancy 4625 5th Ave. HENIGAN-MESAROS, Francis, 700 Middle Wilmerdina; Elaine, 3108 Orris Nrrth Versailles. DU BOSEFOSTER, Warren 22 Joseph Regelia 512 Laremer Ave.

ANDERSON-FISHER, William 510 Millers Lane; Sharon 310 Rickey Monrrevllle. GRUS-FUSCO, Gerold 211 McLov Elizabeth; Phyllis Box 397 West Elizabeth. BURKE-KOZIK, John J31 N. Balph Kathleen 3783 Bakerstown Glbsomo. JASON-RUMAN, Richard 26 Radnor Loretta 511 Marlon Creiphton.

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MASON, John M. Jr. from Diane M. ATKINS, Mary E. Irom James A (annulment.) FALLON, Cynlhlo J.

from Leo J. LINK, Edwin F. from Iramo S. HANI FY, Alice M. from Thomas L.

DURBIN, Bonnie L. from George W. PATTFRSON, Joan E. from Blair M. PARKER, Donna L.

from Georae W. WICKLEMANN, Melvln Louis from Suz- anna Janice. MARTOIA, Moroaret from John D. HAFNFR. Gustave J.

from Helen M. KMOUSE Arllss S. from Pnul G. Jr. WFIS.

Francis J. from Edith T. BAVIN. Chorlene from Leslie. SFDLOCK, LaVerne Susan from Robert P.

Sr. FAJERSKI, Carol Lynn from Ronold Joseph. CHARNEICHI, Ann from Chester. BOYLE. Sharen E.

from Thomas E. KUBACK Judith from Joseph. ARMSTRONG, Michael from Mar-lene. 5TI1.L, Genevieve R. from Shadrack W.

TAMBELLINI, Svlvla G. from Peter 5. PACKKAM, Hilda R. from Stanley K. MILLIGAN, Donald L.

from David P. CALLEN, Virginia from Thomas A. BURKHART, Lauretta Irom Francis E. WINTERS, Sylvia J. Irom James M.

BURGAYNE, Dorothy E. Irom Waller E' DIVORCE SUITS FILED I ARSON, Louise B. against Scntt W. WILLIAMSON, Merle S. against James S.

NELSON, Cnrl N. ooalnst Lois. TAYLOR, Glenna M. against T. ROHM, Evelyn Anne atiolnst Rom-'''1 MARINO, Lortolm M.

I R. LONO, Dolores I ogolnst W. GAUDY, Anna Morv aoatns! Prank. SMIIH, fcthel nln Edwnid A IINDISH. (hriOhe L.

ouiilnsl Jock J. DAVIS Margaret J. aualml Geirae W. ZIRNGIBL, Annette M. against Norman DWIILIT, Mnry K.

oanlnst John. SUMAC, Joan against I mils Jr. CHONTOS, Jnsph nonlnst Mnry BROWN. Gerold E. agnlnst Sarah WITNESS, Henry W.

against Anna M..