TUESDAY. HOVE
BER A. 1958
Univ
rsity Audience
d by Novaes
Prais
By 80881 LEVINE
a joy to play for a University audience,"
world-famous Brazilian pianist, said.
"It is alway:
Guiomar Novae:
S-?ated befot
torium where sh
Madam Novaes
American audienc
very fond of you'
try which my fat
land," she said.
e the piano on the stage of Schwab Audi
• had just finished an afternoon of rehearsal, ,
expressed her feelings for America and;
"I am very
beloved coun
er called God's
ful friends in
e continued,
"1 have wonde!
Pennsylvania." si
introducing a col
driven from lk
Philadelphia, to
ple who had
• 1 yne, outside
ear her play.
at she thought
its, Madam No
ve them. They
.e) as enthusi
public. I find
and well-dis-
When asked w
of American stude
vaes replied, "I
are (as an audien
estic as the big
them high spirite
ciplined."
Not only does
American Etude
ences, but she f
her, too. Madam
eling companion,
va, said she ha .
Madam Novaes
pleting a perfor
are so wonderf
me—l can feel 1:
she love her
is and audi
kels they love
Novaes' tray
adam DeSil
often heard
• y after corn
ance, "They
1: they loved
She expresses her love and in
terest in ner audience and Amer
ica in many ways. In 1941 she
and her late husband, Brazilian
engineer, architect and talented
composer Octavio Pinto, estab
lished the Guiomar Novaes Prize
to encourage North American mu
sical artists to tour South America
under her sponsorship,
Last year she was on the board
of Judges of the International
Contest for Foreign Students in
brazil. She is very interested in
the career of young Texan pianist
Van Cliburn and she follows his
concerts through newspaper clip
pings.
In return. her friends and the
American public invite her to
visit them in all parts of the
country. Her one regret is that
she has not the time to accept
these invitations. She gets let
ters from many fans including
little children who ask her ad
vice on piano lessons.
Her love for America and the
time she spends here is so great
that Madam DeSilva said "Euro
pean audiences are jealous be
cause Madam Novaes has been
giving so much time to touring
the United States."
When asked who her favorite
composers were Madam Novaes
replied, "I am. fond of all the
musical geniuses. I take an in
terest in all different schools and
styles of music."
Madam Novass said she usual
ly spends from four to five
hours a day practicing for her
more difficult programs. "I am
a busy person," she said, "and
my practicing depends on the
program and the type of tour
it is."
When she is making a tour and
Schilling Selected
To Lecture on TV
Dr. Harold K. Schilling, dean of
the Graduate School, will appear
as guest lecturer on Continental
Classroom, the nation-wide tele
vision course in atomic age phys
ics. i
The program is presented by
the National Broadcasting Co. and
is supported by the Fund for the
Advancement of Education, Con
tinental Classroom appears daily
from 6:30 to 7 p.m.
Schilling will appear on the
Dec. Hi program. His lecture will
be on "Vibrations ,and Waves."
Initiates of Sig .a Alpha Mu
are Edwin Adelman, Hugh Bo
len, Richard Gold 0 erg, Martin
Heiligrnan, Michae Kaiser, Laur
ence Krupnick, eonard Kohn,
Leonard Phillips,
and Jerome Tave
New pledges o
Mu are Larry A
Sigma Alpha
muth, Robert
Bell, Harold Blyw
lick, Lawrenos.Go
art, Saul Lasso!
ireported members of the National
her schedule is not too tight, she Coal A s s o c i a t i o n Vocational
gets to see a lot of the countryiTraining and Education Commit
she is touring. And when it comes tee at a recent meeting at the
to America she said, "I know this'University.
country - t. s well as I know myl Dr. Howard L. Hartman, head
own." of the Department of Mining,
_
-44
Ake lire.
AO" .
O A&
iiiker MFAI
te
Milt. L
ty Young Women,
Is
. _
• • After Graduation, Begin
e Your Career In An Executive Position I 111
0 If you're a college senior, you can prepare now for an important 111
0 executive future by applying for an officer's commission in the Women's
Army Corps. In addition to an officer's pay and prestige, you will
411 have a position of vital responsibility...working side by side with male
officers in such challenging staff and administrative assignments est
St *itrsonnel & Administration *lntelligence *Comptroller
111 *FUblio Information *Civil Affairs and Military Government
*lnformation and Education *Legal and Legislative
41?
411 And with this challenge, come these personal rewards;
41k.. 'tin officer's busy cultural and social life
- ALW IF
41,A16. *The chance for exciting foreign assigomento
• MP al& *A 30 day paid vacation every year Ai r
lir ift &
wir gik
*The satisfaction of serving your country 0 1,
in a really important uay
ss, Albert Er
berg, Edward
and Stephen
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Collegian Promotion Staff
and
Candidates
Rm. 215 Willard, 6:45 p.m.
All Must Attend
PROMOTIONS TONIGHT
Yam ove it to yourself and yens ecuntry
to investigate this challenging and rewarding
executive opportunity. For full infuriation
fill inane, nail this coupon today 1
JUNIORS --The Ihmengs Army Corps
will select a limited number ofqualified women who
have coapleted their junior year for 4 weeks training,
summer 1938. There are no ocsmatments. You vill
receive an orientation in the Army and WY
make application for a commission after gradnatim if yam
vast to become an officer in the United StatOS,Army.
If interested chef* the enclosed coupon.
Coal Industry Expected to Endure
By GRETCHEN HARRISON
Quality does not always over
shadow quantity—at least as far
as atomic energy vs. coal energy
is concerned.
Although atomic energy is al
most always more efficient than
eoal, the black mineral industry
is expected to be in existence for
many years.
Becat*e of a rising population
and better living standards, the
coal industry is destined to be
come more important than ever,
and in charge of the meeting ar- continue to eat the black mineral
rangements, said the jump in the in increasing quantities.
mineral, tonnage-wise, is predict-1 '
The popular conception that
water power and Tennessee Val
-The United States has a supplyed to be 50`,; , in the next 10 years
supply!
!ley Authority plants provide elec
trio power is wrong, Hartman
of coal to last it for many bun- said. Coal is used more often and
dreds of years to come, he said. ~,gill continue to be be used until
But oil and gas, which edged'atomic energy becomes cheap
out coal as domestic and railroad'enough for everyday use.
fuel, is limited. ' Coal also plays a leading role
Hartman explained that steel in the manufacture of synthetic
and electric power factories willproducts, he went on.
CIRCULATION STAFF
New Members:
Meeting, Tues., Nov. 4, 6:30
Old Members:
Meeting, Tues., Nov. 4, 7:00
hi Collegian Business Office
EVERYONE MUST ATTEND
TM ADJUTANT DENIM
Dominion! of Me Army
Woskinorin 2S, D. C.
ATTN: AGST44
Please send me further information an
my career as on officer in the Women's Army Corps.
PAGE FIVE
VATS COW 1111111ke,