TUESDAY. APR!! 3. 1962
Housing
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The State College Chamber of;
Commerce plans ho. change in
the-procedure of collecting data
from property owners on avail
able housing in this' area, a group
spokesman said iyesterday. i -
He said the group is abiding
within and in' fact obeyirig the
recently' passed state Fair Hous
ing Law in not soliciting informa
tion on whether landlords practice
discrimination in renting-housing
facilities. ' ■ ‘
THE CHAMBER of Commerce
recently established a housing
list prospective residents con
taining only information on the
type of room 6 1 rooms available,
location, rental price and the 1 date
of occupancy. !
Property owners may have theiif
Cold Weather Expected to Continue
The unseasonably cold arctic todav but a high of only 46 ide
air that invaded the .Common- grees is predicted for the after
wealth Saturday and caused snow noon. \
flurries Saturday/ night and Sun-; As the center of the cold l air
day evening should, continue to| passes across the state tonight
dominate _the local weather pat-/ temperatures are again expected
tern today: i to fall well below the freezing
Temperatures were forecast tcJ'njark. low of 25 is indicated! for
skid to near record minimums; local area,
early today. Mercury readings! Some modification of the arctic
were expected ,to range from the'air is expected tomorrow arid a
teens in northern counties to toe'high of 52 is likely. !
low 30's in- the Philadelphia areaij a new surge of cold air could
Partially sunny skies should (sweep out of Canada Thursday
take-some of the bite out of causing the tempera
low temperatures and brisk winds tures to. persist into the weekend.
ATTENTION TOWN MEN ! j
DANCING LESSONS i j
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The .Town Independent Men's Council Is providing 1
i dancing lessons lor independent men living In ,
' town. Information and sign-up at HUB desk. Latest; ;
lime for sign-up is S pan. Thursday, April 5.
!Ka«aßSHE£asaatsa>si3sn<
List to Remain Unchanged
names placed on the list by call-;
ing! the Chamber of Commerce
office at AD 7-7644. Students may
obtain copies of the housing list
which was mimeographed yester
day. About 150 housing facilities
are;now listed. ;
-The chamber does not and will;
not ash for information on occu
pant preference because a sjec-|
tion of the housing law passed;
last September makes it illegal]
to practice discrimination in rent-;
ing dwelling facilities. ’■> j
THIS SECTION which was
passed by the Pennsylvania Hu-1
main Relations; Commission states!
“no person shall make an , in-;
quiry, solicit 'information, makej
!or i keep any record or use any 1
[form of application containing 1
THE DAILy GXLEGIAN UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
; questions or. entries concerning
jrace, color, religious creed, an
cestry or national origin in the
connection with the sale or lease
(rent) of any commercial housing!
facility." ! Twelve University students
The Chamber of Commerce j from other countries will partici
therefore, only lists information ipte in panel discussion on "Life
about the housing facility itseif.j-m AJy Country Teenagers
an informed source said last night. Around the World,” as a special
The Undergraduate Student Gov-:feature of the annual Home
eminent housing list includes the i Econorlilcs Spring Weekend to be
same, information but lists only! held April 13-14.
'those housing facilities which are;
specifically designated as non-;
i discriminatory. j
| LEGALLY EACH group can or-'
ganize their housing list in the
|way they wish and follow what!
■seems to them to be an accepts
able method; the source'said. |
Frosh Gets New Post
With-Advisory Board
Martin Munitz, in education their homeland. j
Y -- rep i aced: Hazel M. Hatcher, professor ofi
c" ne3S economics' education, willl
I ch l l j;-! moderate the panel discussionsi
58 Ad '|scheduled for 12:45. April 13. andj
visory Board Sunday night U:10 Ap ' rU H , in Home E cono m-!
Burton Neil, in. business ad-|ics South. . j
ministration from Pittsburgh, was Keynote soeaker Lawrence E.i
demlo°S^ MUnitZ “ preS^|Denms!°associa*e e diwtoi^o^the
dent pro tempore. (peace! Corps and former Univer-I
In other business the hoardjsity administrator, will open thei
passed a motion to sponsor a carjweekend’s activities with an ad-]
wash April 14 in the Hetzel Union]dress : scheduled for 7:30 p.m.,1
parking lot The proceeds will go;April,l3. in Schwab; Dennis, ad
toward the class gift fund. Idress will be open to the public.
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Miss Carol Jacobsen
Returning to reality after a : vacation must be done
slowly and gracefully lest we get the bends. The
transition frohi skiing in the snow laden mountainsTof*
Vermont to thei clannish hills oft Centre County requires
a certain degree of decompression.
. By the way, anyone interested in a pair of skis
used one season? ,(HEAD VECTORS, 7 feet, with Marker
safiety release).
Mil Ball party pix are nqw in our display case.
We still have 2 extra copies of each picture (also* of
parties not on display) available to first come, first serve.
: Outstanding at this pasi weekend's parties as
observecf'by our wandering eye was A G Delta's Miss
Constantine gowned in a magnificent Tunic bubble of
turquoise organza. j
A D Pi's party at AGR was beautifully enhanced
by a sweeping arrangement of’stars‘deverly suspended
in mid-air. • ‘
Both parties, photographed in color, will be on
display in a few days. j '
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HEc Weekend
Will Feature
Panel, Talks
I The panel, along with lectures,
[exhibits and movies will contri
ibute to this year’s theme, "Fam
j dies Around the World Techni
cal and Human Development."
i Undergraduates, masters and
idoctor#l degree candidates from
different areas of the world will
attempt to acquaint professional
people, and high!
school students visiting campus
with glimpses of family life in
I cof email
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Through the
Looking Glass
with Gabbl
Spring has sprung
Tha grass has xis
I wonder wh«r» lha birdiaa it I
Yes! spring is here finally!
Have you noticed that it seems
like there are many many- more
students on-campus than there
were last term? As soon as the
first sißn of spring appears, so
do all the.-students! Their win
ter hibernation has ended.
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Ethel Mh»iti'i keeps up with
the seasons. There you, wilt find
! new spring and summer items.
Stop in this week to buy or
1 browse.
[ HATS, HATS. HATS ...
of all kinds, shapes, and colors.
!, Ethel has straw hats for you'
; gals for the beach, for gplf, and
j for sunning yourselves. You
j may not be an expert golfer,
,1 but you sure will took good on
ji the golf course that is- f jf you
!' wear Ethel’s golf-type hat.
j! They will protect your hair
from the sun '(especially
i bleached hair)! So, this sum
mer, be the one on the beach
1 and gold course with the sharp
’ est looking hat.
' HEY, FRESHMEN It
i Axe you set yet?? Still! busy
decorating your room? Don’t
forget about! the desk! Of
course you will need.- a nice
leather desk blotter. How about
I ‘ a letter holder (for all. your fan
letters!), a letter opener, anti
I a memo pad : to match? Ethel
has ’em all!
Good luck this lermll
Must run l
Gabbt
112 Z. College At*.
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