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StftfterKT yp I 1 Tj' I Re phosteiYfooml Phoie Tocciy a 3 SPRINGS RETIED WITH IMPORTEO ITALIAN TWINE t-a 3 1 COMFORT i RUBBER ANO COTTON BATTING I THROUGHOUT I i FOAM 1 rw-- I bse" FOR ADDED STRENGTH FRAME REDOWELED AND BRACED PICK UP AND DELIVERY AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE 1 Over Role in 1968 Strike Portland, July 1 (AP) Albert Shanker, president of the United Federation of Teachers in New York City, was accused by an 'educational critic today of "openly encouraging: animosity" between blacks and Jews during that city's 1968 school strike. Jonathon Krol, an author and former Boston school teacher, told a general session of-the National Education Association convention -here that "as a Jewish-American, I was saddened by Shanker's actions." Leader Is Defended Jeanette Di Lorenzo, a UFT member Attending the convention, defended the union leader's action and asked that Shanker be given an opportunity "to defend himself. "It will be worked out," NfiA officials said. Krai's charges came during a question period following an ad-uress to the delegates during which he called public education "a classic instance of consumer fraud." Huge Rodent Bites Boy, 4, At Ohio Zoo Columbus, Ohio, July 1 UPI) A 4-year-old boy was bitten and seriously wounded by a 60-pound capybara one of the largest ro- dents on earth at the Columbus i Zoo this afternoon. Jason Estep of Newark, Ohio, reportedly stuck his arm through a chain link fence and was bitten 1 on the upper arm.

He underwent I immediate surgery and wrs listed in serious condition at Ri-'erside Hospital. A supervisor eaH the I boy had deep bites on both sides of his arm. The capybara. about th size of a large dog but resembling a rat, is a native of South meriea. The zoo keeps the rodent, which has a squarert-off snout and rough, brown hair, in a large "natural" area with a pond, separated from the public bv a six-foot-high chain link fence.

New Bus Line To Si Starts 17X zips into being today. The fifth and longest express bus i route from Staten Island. 17X will bring, downtown and mid- town Manhattan closer for dents of the south shore sections of Huguenot, Arden Heights. Vil- 1 lage Green and Heart'su-d Vil- lage. The morning buses to Br ad- way and Duane St.

in th Wall St. area leave from Huguenot Ave. and Carlton Court at 6:45. 7. 7:15.

7:30 and 7:45. returning in the evenings at 4:27, 4:40. 4:53. 5:06 and 5:20. On this run buses make It Staten Island stops.

Two buses from the starting point go nonstop to 57th St. and Third Manhattan, at 6:55 and 7:20 a.m. and then back to the island at 4:44 and 5:05 p.m. A buck (exact change, please) buys a soft seat on the air-condi- tioned, radio-equipped vehicles, CLACEXHEADS For teea-ape firls and boys, sufferinf lb aueeriee of "teen skia proMeirs" Quean Helens Medicated KM Juiis Mnpi wiN Rim Away Blackheads, Help dry up Acne-Pimple and Shrink Large Pores. Woaw.

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1. Rinse Masque a-way with lukewarm water. See Mack heads and other pore imparities ac tually LUXURIOUS THICK AND COMFORTABLE Ilr- FOAM I RUBBER CUSHION (ADDITIONAL CHARGE) 1 UI DECORATIVE DETAILS -ZTSZtf i it ci irtiT ADDITIONAL CHARGE i xi 43 SHOP AT HOME -7 Phone (212) 726-455 JJl 9 A.w;to 6 p.M. 0ut of Town' Ca" Collect Choose from a special selection of fine upholstery fabrics. Chairs up to 37" wide.

Any 3 cushion sofa up to 87" wide. CHAIR SOFA $71 nA if if1 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS FOR SOFA CHAIR 79 Closing out a select group of fine prints. For 1-cushion chair up to 37" wide, any 3-cushion sofa up to 87" wide. Choice of skirts coordinated weltings. FOR BOTH CfMaroe any and color su-- xiyii keVvi yo Plate.

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