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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1965

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Imported'Poor Boy' MakesODebut .t... 'i
In Time for Winter's Chills 

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A "Poor Boy" is, first, a woman's
sweater, and second, relatively
expensive. The average price of a
well-made Poor Boy runs between
$10 and $30. All this, howevei', is
not the paradox that it would
seem. For the design of the pull-
over is directly stolen from the
Italian Flea Market. European
visitors found a short-sleeved
sweater, made of a heavy string
mesh, selling for about 50 cents in
the open peasant marketplace. At
this low expense, the sweaters
were sold and worn by hundreds

of thousands of genuinely poor to classic wool in several years.
children. However, to the Ameri- Actually, the form of the sweater
can tourists, the mesh -pullover is nothing radical; it merely com-
provided an ideal garment to cam- bines several traditional aspects
ouflage their nationality, and to into a new functional unit. The
prove themselves just "one of the most common- Poor Boy features
peasants." The returning vaca- a mildly scooped out neckline,
tioners brought the look back to brief capped sleeves, and all-over
the United States, where a little vertical ribbing. Variants on the
American inguenity was applied. same general theme, are adorned
The result - new and vastly at the yoke with a variety of
papular sweater fashion. cross-weave stitches and lattice.
The reason for the Poor Boy's work. Or, in moderately sharp
appeal is its novelty. It is the first contrast, there are the "Ginger-
really unique design to be applied bread" designs of lacy knit.

* ...'. "
..'. ~.Entertainers
Double UpIn
- Night Concert
In answer to the demands of
an irate student body, the Home-
--- comding Concert .this year .will be
a "double featu re" At 7 and later
:.... at 9:30 p.m., Hill Aud. will fill
to view the twin performance of
Peter Nero and the Righteous
f~~Brothers.- This program. of two -->
:::.;.;>:.:->:.. . .. ....... ,. f:.. separate acts is designed to ap-
peal to the necessarily wide tastes
and interests of a large University
audience.
Peter Nero is a pianist of the
first rank, with his musical train-
ing coming from the Julliard
School of Music, among others.
The Righteous Brothers are also
talented and extremely popular
musicians. They are well known
to those who watch the "Top-
Ten."

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This brief ribbed pullover is typical of the Italian influence this season's sweaters for the gentle sex.
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Fox, in a polite salt-and-pepper,
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