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4. Aug. 16. 1953 ST.LOUIS POST" DISPATCH Shop Monday Mght in Cool Comfort in Our 3 Big Completely Air-Conditioned Stores LEAVES GRANTED II 0180NFACULTY can znnc a trios tie A.M. to til P.M.

THIR BATS fiM A.M. I litf P.M. CLAYTON WW Mmt. TkVMfer 4 FrMay tsM A.M. to tile OTHIt BATS fit A.M.

to 1:10 P.M. Jeans and Jackets with Shirts to Match ATISIGT01 There'll be loud "Yippees" from your young cowgirls and cowboys when they see these authentically western togs! Jeans and jackets art fully lined with cotton flannel warm enough for winter romping. 8-ot. Sanforized bine denim jeans have turn-up cuffs and two back and two front pockets. Long-sleeve red plaid shirts are cotton flannel, too.

Sizes 2 to 6. 098 II fi3- III Little Bavt' tiDDer flv front, detachable ausoendera I sNrsfV ill Little Girls' Jeans, zipper tide, detachable suspenders Jackets, warmly plaid cotton flannel lined for winter comfort. 198 mi KWIi in bright red plaid cotton flannel Girls' Frontier Blue Jeans Siaea 3 to l-ox. denim made with etarl anana an front pockets and side tipper opening. Adjust aeiacnaoie tuspenaers.

Shirts to Match, 'WwrnmiiKMimii Give and Rtdttm Eaglt Stamps vv i Xa- 11 eaS ssHtv Double Knee Jeans Sizes 2 to yt style 8-oz. denim Jeans with copper rivets, turn-up cuffs. Zipper fly. and Girls' Boxer Jeans if uj i 144 I 1 I AST i I I git aV XV boxers with elastic waistband. Guaranteed Sizes l-6Vi.

Shrink Mm Tku 1, Orders Filled. Phone Orders Cell GA. 4S00 Ttti' mt TiMlm' trrt BOWNTOWM, Ftftk rtMf CLAYTON SOUTHTOWN, SmmS flew To Teach or Conduct Research at Other Universities or Serve as Consultants. Eighteen faculty members at Washington University were granted leaves of absenci yesterday to teach and conduct research at other universities during the 1953-54 academic year or to serve as consultants for government and other organizations. An additional 27 have been granted leaves for military service.

Three department heads were granted leaves. They were Walter Leighton mathema tics, who will work with the Air Force Office of Scientific Research in Baltimore; Milan S. LaDu, romance languages, who will do research in medieval languages In France from February to June, and Phillip De-Lacy, classics, who will complete preparation of five Plutarch essays here and at the University of Chicago. Mrs. Elizabeth Bacon, assistant profesor of anthropology, will study the Hazara Mongols in Afghanistan.

George Warner Swenson associate professor of electrical engineering, will teach at the University of Alaska and serve as consultant to the Geophysical Institute of Alaska. Jules Henry, associate professor of anthropology, will teach anthropology at the University of Chicago. Two faculty members have won Fulbright awards. They are Aaron Rose, associate professor of chemical engineering, who will lecture at the University of Nancy, France, and conduct research on unit operations there, and J. Edward Kidder assistant professor of art and archaeology, who will study at the University of Kyoto, Japan.

Ford Foundation fellowships have been awarded to four faculty members. Robert Hackford, assistant professor of political Science, will study methods of teaching international relations at various universities In the Midwest. Saul Levin, assistant professor of classics, will study preservation of knowledge of language in Chicago and New York. Henry Schaerf, associate professor of mathematics, will Investigate mathematical methods of statistics In this country and abroad. James B.

Watson, associate professor of anthropology, will study the attitude of Papua and New Guinea natives toward western civilization. A Guggenheim fellowship has been awarded C. Harvey Gardiner, associate professor of history, for a biographical study in Mexico City of Martin Lopez, Shipbuilder for Cortez, Spanish conqueror. Jules Henry, associate professor of anthropology, Will be visiting associate professor of anthropology at the University of Chicago while conducting research there. In addition to the 27 faculty members on leave In the armed forces, five School of Medicine staff members will be on duty with the United SUtes Public Health service through next academic year.

They are Arthur Chapman and D. Wills Goodrich, both Instructors in psychiatry; Arthur 6. Greditzer, Instructor In clinical psychiatry; William J. Harrington, instructor In medicine, and William Milton Landau, In structor in neurology. AIR FORCE LOWERS OVERSEAS TEACHERS' QUALIFICATIONS Qualification standards for teachers applying for overseas duty with the Air Force Department have been lowered because of the need for more teachers, It was announced yesterday at Scott Air Force Base.

Persons have a teacher's certificate, a bachelor's degree and two years of teaching experience or a master's degree and one year of experience may apply. Experience must have been gained in the past three years. Age requirements are 23 to 43 years old for women, 23 to 55 for men. Salaries start at $4205 a year and transportation and living quarters are furnished by the Air Force. Persona selected must sign an agreement to stay overseas one year.

Interested persons should submit Standard Form 57, Application for Federal Employment, to the Civilian Personnel Office, Scott Air Force Base. The forms are available at most post offices. 68 MISSOURIANS IN GROUP ON MERAMEC BASIN EVENT Appointment of 68 Missouri-ens to the Meramec Basin Committee for the "Saga of the Meramec," a three-day program Which will feature drama on conservation, was announced yesterday by August P. Beil-mann, president of Friends of the Land, co-sponsor of the event. The committee is charged with handling the details of the program, which will be presented Sept.

18, 19 and 20 at Shaws Garden Arboretum at Gray Summit. Tomorrow's Events 1 a If 49 A 2 top bdic 'Wo't Sale! 1 Sanforised or Boys' Western large Boys' Denim washable. Mtil F.HMi.Slrr I 7s 1 Exclusively at Famous-Barr in St. Louis area Wee Folk's AU-Nylon 5 Piece Pram Suits 1998 Adorable suits for little boys and girls havt button-on mittens and bootie feet, tipper front shirred waist Jacket. Jumperall type ski pants have full length tipper opening complete with turn back bonnet for girls, helmet for boya.

For boys in blue, maize, mint. For girls in pink, maiie, mint. Sizes 18 and 24 months. (Jl Starts Monday Boys', Jr. Gabardine Boys' SLACKS Save All Wool or AH Nylon Sweaters 191 Regularly 2.59 to 2.98 Novelty weave nylon cardigans with rosebud embroidery or all-wool hand smocked cardigans.

1 year sites. Whites and pastels. Handmade Dressr 38 4.98 Ve-lu. Lovely handmade drassts, beautifully tucked and embroidered. Choose from whit or pastel shades.

Some lace trimmed. Matt Orders Filled. Phone Otderi CmII GA. 4SO0. Ftmin Strr InfinliwMr-.

SCAYTO A MUTNTOWNSmmS FlSr Rtgalarly 5.98 and 7.98 Now 399 All crease-resistant, shape-retaining regular, weight gabardine dress slacks 60 rayon gabardine, 40 wool or 77 rayon gabardine, 23 wool. Neatly tailored with pleated front, tipper fly and Hollywood waistband. Smart solid shades of blue, tan, brown, green and grey. Junior slacks with aide elastic in aites 4 to 12. Prep slacks with Hollywood waistband in lists 25 to 30.

Make your selectiont now while this marvelous low price lasts I Cut to txtremt low pile; tktrt a Blight titration chtrge on a alterations. Mill Crden Willed. Pkeae Orders Call OA. 4S00 PWM.SWT et'i tmr eMia-MvTewii, euvTaw a muthtiwn, Meeting: St. Louis Council of the Christian Business and Professional Women of America; Miss Joyce Campbell, speaker, and travelogue on Mexico shown by Miss Mary Lou Witmore; Downtown V.M.C.A., 1528 Locust street; 6:13 p.m.

Museum lecture: Mary Cool Sanders, speaker; City Art Museum in Forest Park; 8 p.m.i ,1 Mm.