Friday, April 26, 1963
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THE SPIDER LOOK
Night time fashions call
for the dressed-up look
without heavy weight for
hot summer nights. Note
how the white boutonniere
offsets the basic red
shorts.
Seersucker Back
In Jackets, Pants
Men's styles are not chang
ing too much this spring, ac
cording to men's fashion pub
lications, but you won't be
able to recognize some of
them. .
Seersucker, with broader
stripes and its use in slacks,
jackets, shirts and walk
shorts, will be a good sign
that you're in the swing in '63.
Shirts and jackets of glen
plaid are striking in black-and-white
or brown-and white
combinations. They'll be avail
able in cotton and polyester
blends this season.
Natural tan in linen-like fab
rics, to let you take the rough
with the smooth in your
sportswear this season, will
be one of the most popular
fabrics in crisply tailored
jackets, slacks, sports shirts
and walking-shorts.
East Indian Madras is the
sign of spring again. The
brilliant plaid is adding a col
orful note to jackets, shirts
and walk-shorts. This year it
will come in bigger, bolder
plaids and lighter , back
grounds. There should be a rash of
denim, and denim-like sports
wear in western style seen
soon. ' The sport shirts and
slacks made of this material,
will be styled wHtH the lean,
narrow look.
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'Stand Tall, Sit Tall1
Clothes Should Blend With Good Posture
By JOHN LONNQUIST
Ncbraskan Staff Writer
Mens' clothes are made to
blend with '-jcod posture ac
cording to Dr. Carl Wear, as
sociate professor of olivsical
eduf'alion for men. Evidence
of this, says Dr. Wear, is
the fact thet clothing adver
tisements, for oth men and
women, usually show the mod
el in a position which is "n
ducive to and indicative of.
good posture.
The old school, said Wear,
used to advocate the main
taining of a good posture for
the nurpose of good health.
:They used to say that your
! ntcrnal organs functioned bet.
: ter if you had good posture,
i There is no scientific proof
ifor this. Now, students Are)
taught 'hat there pe two
I reasons why a person should ;
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; that vou will look better to
other people, and second, so
i that you yourself will feel
i better.
Dr. Wear noted that ihere
is no one good posture form
for everyone. Each person 'ias
a best posture, but it is not
the same for every individu
al. "There is no more of this
'chest out. cb'n in' kind of
stuff," sak! Wear. "Now we
tell people simply to stand
tall and sit tall.'
Mens' clothes allow for this
"standing and sitting tall,"
according to Wear. The pres
ent men's fashions don't in
hibit good posture, but in
some cases, women's fash
ions are faulty in this respect.
He noted that some evening
gowns prohibit the wearer
from sitting down at all. For
relaxation, she must lean on
something. Leaning is not con
ducive to good posture.
There are few cases where
posture is influenced by the
clothes that one wears, but
clothes, following the present
trend, are influenced by the
posture of the individual.
THE SEERSUCKER LOOK
Day and date-time fash
ion demands call for good
looks, slim styling and a
dash of color. Wide stripe
Seersucker Univ e r s i t y
Sports Coat by ILLS, is
traditionally styled with
three buttons and natural
shoulder line.
Methods for Sweater Preservation
Similar To Care Of Unkempt Dog
Before putting those winter
sweaters into moth balls,
now is the time to clean and
prepare them for future wear.
As any college girl will
agree, the proper care of
sweaters is an important and
time consuming part of the
life of a coed. Sweaters must
be cleaned, washed, blocked
and, at times even shaved or
brushed. Although some of
these items sound like some
thing one would ordinarly do
to a dog, each is familiar to
the girl with a sweater ward
robe. Just as coeds have differ
ent preferences concerning
their taste in sweaters, so do
they differ in their methods
of caring for the sweaters
they like.
Since many coeds are on a
limited budget, washing
sweaters is often more popu
lar than having them cleaned.
Some women, however,
may be uncertain as to the
best way to go about wash
ing their sweaters. Many
girls have even ruined a good
sweater in a washing at
tempt. Following a few rules
may eliminate some of the
problems encountered.
First make sure the sweat
er is In good condition then
draw an outline of it on a
towel or heavy cardboard.
Fill a sink with lukewarm
M-ater and add detergent or
special sweater cleaner. Sub
merge sweater in the water
and let It soak for 5-10 min-
WANT ADS
PERSONAL
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'Don't be late. Evewoye Welcome. We
mean everyone. 8:00 Room 34.
BRIDGE
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p.m. and Sunday. 2:15 P.m. Entry
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utes. Check the sweater for
an automatic cleaning es
tablishment where the cus
tomer does his own clean
squeeze the garment gently.
Then lay it on the outline and
spread it out to the size it
was before washing, and let
it lay until dry.
Some coeds prefer not to
wash at least some of their
sweaters. The other alterna
tive is to have sweaters
cleaned. There are at least
two ways to accomplish this.
The easiest way is to take
the sweater to a regular
cleaners, hand them over the
counter and come back later
and pick them up. However,
there is another less expen
sive, though a little more
complicated method.
Sweaters may be taken to
an automatic cleaning and
and establishment where the
customer does his own clean
ing. At one of these places 8
pounds of sweaters, or other
clothing, may be cleaned for
$2. It may be possible to in
clude up to nine or ten sweat
ers to obtain the 8 pounds.
A customer need not have a
full 8 pounds, but $2 is the
minimum rate.
As with washing, this pro
cess is not complicated if a
few steps are followed.
Mrs. E. A. Daily, who is
employed by a local laundry
and dry cleaners, outlined the
steps that are followed at one
of these cleaners.
"First we treat the spots
and stains with a spot remov
er so they will come out in
the cleaning," Mrs. Daily
said.
"Next the sweaters are
turned wrong side out or put
in nylon mesh bags to pre
vent balling or matting dur
ing the cleaning process. If
the sweater should get balls
on the surface, it may be
shaved carefully with an elec
tric razor or a blade razor.
It might also be brushed,"
explained Mrs. Daily.
When sweaters are placed
in the cleaning machines,
they should be separated as
to color so as to prevent the
transfer of lint from one color
to another. They may be re
moved in 50-55 minutes.
Mrs. Daily added, "We al
ways remove sweaters im
mediately after the cleaning
process while they are still
warm. Then we fold them
over a hanger, or hang them
on a hanger to prevent wrin
kling." Whether sweaters are
cleaned or washed, it is im
portant to do it as often as
needed. There is no set time
schedule to be followed, but
common sense may be used,
and when a sweater gets dir
ty, it should be cleaned be
fore it is worn again. Sweat
ers will last much longer if
' they are given proper care.
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Highway.
HELP WANTEDWOMEN
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