Green-Eyed Carol Soucek Wins Coveted Helen of Troy' Crown
University of Southern California
DAILY
TROJAN
VOL. IIV
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1962
NO. 28
ADPi-TKE Act Captures Trolios Divisional Trophy
DEAN WARNS
By BEBE SCHERB
The constant battle between economic development and progressive depression looming in Brazil may lead to a Communist takeover, Dr. Henry Reining, dean of the School of Public Administration, warned yesterday at the Faculty Center.
lated personal experiences as he discussed “Brazil — What Prospects for Progress?” Economic, political and social
KA Trio Shares Spotlight
By SANDEE BOOTS
A spirited Alpha Delta Pi and Tau Kappa Epsilon team won top honors in the , large division catejrory an.11 Ka^pa Alpha n ctived the coveted award in the small division at the conclusion of Trolios competition last nght.
The winning large division entry's theme was “Minstro-i lios,’’ with ADPis and TKEs, singing a medley of tunes sparked by “Goodbye Mr. Hus-kie Friends." The songs direct-1 f ed by Jerry Murphy, were used to show Trojan superiority over the Washington Huskies.
KFWB disc jockey Bill Bal-lance. who served as emcee, and Trolios chairman Dick Beaulieu announced the winners before a capacity crowd in Bovard Auditorium.
•Dooley Parody'
“Parody on Tom Dooley" was the title of the small division winners. The Kappa Alphas were directed by Rich McEwan and highlighted their singing trio with a parody on USC sorority women.
AEPhis and Tau Delts walked off with the second place trophy in the small division.
Their entry, “SC Vintage 1880." portrayed an old-time movie— complete with flickering lights.
Earl Schuman directed the act from beginning to “projector trouble.” when the whole act w as run in reverse.
Second Place
Second place	in the	large	di- Several thousand	books	went	cents through	25 cents	will	be, T	....
___, ,	James Haggarty each cited	as-
vision was awarded to Alpha on sale yesterday at Doheny offered free.	?=	'	0»lln+w«
t	rinnriit	I Pects °f the Cuba situation as
a mega an ei a ueita Library-S semi-annual book Among the books on sale are, jt applied to the American pub-
a	e	„ioup	o	(	o\er	jji,rary	patj0	works of Dickens, a	set	of; iic and	press in	acceptance
^	encyclopedias,	books on	sociol- \ speeches	before
ogy, dentistry, general business alumni and friends in the Bilt-]
Books, magazines and
Communist Grab Looms in Brazil
are contracted with Brazil through the State Department of International Development, to aid in increasing the number and competency of public administrators and public ad-minstration schools in the South American nation.
Big Growth In some regions of Brazil such
Dr. Reining, who has aided as Sao Paulo, the industrial in establishing Brazilian schoolsj growth is twice that of Los of public administration, re-; Angeles. Increasing rate of in-
HER HIGHNESS-Queen Helen for 1963, Carol Soucek, sits surrounded by her royal court. Her princesses include (l-r)
—Daily Trojan Photo by Frank L.. Kaplan
Karen Hansen, Patti Hill, Susie Sale and Ethyl Walker. The queen and her court were announced at Trolios last night.
development are all related to public administration. Dr. Reining said. At present a number of universities, including USC,
dustrial growth produces the! principal hopes for the development and survival of Brazil, he added.
Youngest Finalist to Reign Over Trojan Homecoming
Journalists Emphasize Cuban Crisis
Daily Trojan Pltoto MINSTROLIO—ADPis Di Brookings (left) and Jill Speed do a soft-shoe routine in the large class winning act at Trolios last night. The ADPis teamed up with TKEs in a modern version of a ministrel in the first act.
The present tensions
The progress is localized | principally in the southern region, he said. The rest of Brazil, especially in the northeastern sector, lies in deep depres- B.v JULIA PORTER Council. She is also the officiaJ Powei-s, charm-school founder; sion under the control of a	Daily Trojan Society	Editor	hostess of	the	Intertratemity	Clara Bell Tanner.	Powers’	as-
small number of land owners. \	Honey-blonde	Carol	Soucek,	Council,	a	job created last	sistant; anr	Jess	Smith,	Pow-
The wages of the farm labor- horned in the	regal red robe	year by	IFC	adviser Frank	ers' agent,
er is sinking under rising prices, of victory, walked forward on Joyce.	Other	judges	at	the	Beverly
Dr. Reining claimed. As a re- stage	last night,	embraced	As Helen of Troy, the trophy-	Hilton	Tuesday	night	for an
suit, peasant leagues organizedi candid	quip jockey	Bill Bal-	vvinner	will preside over Home-	interview session and	dinner
under communist or foreign lance	and became	Helen cf	Coming	activities and serve as	were piano	Qf cast-
leadership have resorted to vio- Troy for Homecoming 1962.	official	hostess to the univer-j in? at	Warner	Bros.,	and A1
| lence as over reform.
Books Go on Sale At Doheny Library
means of achieving; The comely Kappa Alpha sity for the year. Her duties Trescony. in charge of talent Theta stepped away from cen- include appearances at alumni casting at MGM Studied. Cuba occupied the attention of	Counter	Move	ter-stage	Corinthian	pillars	and	dinners and representing the _
I three leaders in the field of To counter these groups the the admiring glances of bor university before the public. The four mOTTlbers <* th* journalism who were honored Roman Catholic church has court and stood in the lime Helen of Troy will be pre- ^ueen s court formed * s*1™* Tuesday night at the USC also tried to organize unions. I iight of honor at the Heme- sented again tomorrow night circle among classic Connthian Associa- Such activities are typical of coming Trolios show at the at Homecoming Troyland Jubi- columns durm? Presen u
achieve-! Brazil and not restricted to the climax to the two-and-a-hal*- lee and will preside over half-
tion cf the winner. Their whit*
flow crowd in Bovard rium “How to Succeed at Football Without Really Trying.” The entry mimed of the USC - Washington game complete with an IBM machine to call the winning play.
works of Dickens
The sale will end today
p.m. Books, magazines anu ancj many Cn education and en-pamphlets will be sold “to give|gineering.
more Bowl.
Cousins, honored for his more students a chance to add to| Several pocket books are be-, than 2o years in journalism, j their personal libraries at a ing offered including “Point of: said. “Cuban bases in the!
Journalism Alumni
tion’s third annual	_______	___ _______________	_ ^ ___	__ ___________________
ment	awards	dinner.	rural	areas	alone, Dr.	Reining	hour talent show. Queen Helens	time activities during Satur-; formals bouqu^ 01 >ell°^
Los Angeles Times Publish-Jsa^-	presentation relieved the clays game in the Coliseum r0ses aSam^ r robe an
er Otis Chandler. Saturday Re-	explained	that politically mounting tension of the 1.800 when USC faces Washington. ier* lose?? ° * ^ Qu«n cam
view	Editor	Norman Cousins j a z	**	^as	^)e,pn democratic*	persons who jammed Bovard	She will ride onto the field in out t^ecoorso roy on stage,
and ABC-TV Vice President js * n c e mid - forties and is; Auditorium for the annual a convertible driven by yell A red carpet led the winner
presently under a parliamen-i event	leader Dick Hare.	from	her platform in center of
Queen's Court	USCs	newly	announced!	the	princesses	to	the	spotlight
Members of the queen’s	Queen also wil1 appear on the, of the mam stage,
court, runners-up in the search	Steve Allen Show*, to be taped! Karen Hansen is a member
for the fairest in the land of	tonight at 11:15 on channel; of Alpha Chi Omega, Amazon»,
Troy	are	Karen	Hansen	Patti j f've> and on the Tom Frandsen Zeta Phi Eta and the	Troy
Hill,	Susie	Sale	and	Ethyls Show on channel four	tomor- Camp Committee. She is ma-
Walker.	■	row night at 5.	! joring in education.
The judges sitting in	on thei Tri-Delt Susie Sale is	treas*
tary system. However, he saidj the system is weak and uncertain and cannot cope with pres-
jouroalism cnt inflation problems.
Universities Will Expel Pranksters
Kappa Delta gave a typical, nominal	cost,” Gordon E. As-I^° Return	and “A	Portrait J hands of Castro would have
college situation with their i pengren,	gifts and exchange li-	of winston Churchill” Several! been the worst threat to peace	j
“Bells Should be Ringing. rou-1 brarjan sajd	&	bocks	in Frencn, Spanish, Ger-jthis world ever had.”	,	An	agreernent to automatic- press at a meeting in Presi-
tine. Robin Robinson directed	man.	Swedish, Polish and Rus-| Bu,t the magazine editor also ally expel any student caught 'lent Topping's conference
Ihe small division group in a Today at 1:15, 5-cent, 10-cent sian are available.	¡pointed	out	that	such	atomic!¡n an act Df vandalism at USC ’’oom shortly before the full
peek into a woman’s living and 25-cent books will go on Aspengren	said the	net. pro-j tensions will not be ended until	or	UCLA	has	resulted	from	court	vvas	presented to the en-
group on Saturday night at!sale at	half price. At 3:15	ceeds will be	used to	purchase “we attack the basic problem	t his week's	painting	of	Tommy	thusiastic	audience.
Announcement of the green-	.	,	.	„	_	„
eyed winner was made to the final round f0r,the search ^	Th*,21*
five coeds wing for the title be"an tvvo weeks ago «ith 119¡year-old beauty is a tocology of Helen and members of the contestants were John Robert major.__________________________________
date time.
books ranging in cost frcm 5 new books for the library.
of world anarchy.”
LONG TIME TO WAIT
Play Point Clear, Manager Reports
Viewers will be so thrilledi sets forth a world, not a mor-
Trojan and the red signs paint-) The tense knot of anxiety ed at the UCLA campus. j melted when Bill Heers. judg-Assistant Dean cf Students! ing chairman,	revealed the de-
Tom Hull announced yesterday c i s i o n that	had	been made	by watching Freiderich Duer-	al.” White said,
that USC’s Dean of Students! Tuesday night at	the Beverly	renmatt’s “The Visit” that they	The play takes	place	in	a
William H. McGrath and UCLA Hilton Hotel.	will subconsciously receive the	town called Gullen	which	is at
Dean	cf Men Adclph	Drugger	Flashbulbs	point of the play without	hav	once no place and every plate,
have	agreed to expel	any stu-	Then	the room filled	with	jns to concentrate on it.	Wil-	It is typical of the modern
dent	from either school who	sound,	as the princesses’ ex-	|jarn q White, Stop Gap	pro-	town where dominant pre-ocCu-
tries	to damage the	property	changed	congratulations	muf-	Auction manager, said yester-lpations and values are fh
of either university.	fled by the popping of photo- fiay	same.	White	explained.
Letter Sent	,	graphers' flashbulbs. The 1961	'The	play	presents	a	miiTor
Hull said a letter containing Homecoming queen Carolee an announcement of the agree- Ream crowned the new winner ment has been sent to all living and presented her with the red
"The Visit" will run in Stop
Gap November Admission will
5 through
be SI.50
10.
groups on the campus.	'	velvet
“Anyone caught who is not honor, a student cf either of the uni- The
rol« symbolizing royal
19-year-old Helen of
week nights and S2 on weekend'. Admission for activity book holders will be 50 cents for week-night performances and SI on the weekend.
White said
of a community with vividly | drawn characters which makes |the town of Gullen the protagonist of the play,’’ he said.
White added that Gullen be comes a mechanised “utopia" I
CAREERS DAY—When the federal government brought its fourth annual Careers Day to USC yesterday, this young fellow was among the spectators who observed exhibits such as the Sidewinder Air-to-Air Rocket
—Daily Trojan Photo by Krank 1^. Kaplan
(front) and Zuni Missile (rear). Both came from the Naval Ordnance Test Station at China Lake. Trojans interested in careers with the government were interviewed — but this tot will have to wait several years.
t
versities will be prosecuted in Troy was the youngest of the «j ^ tif'	‘	similar to the grim vision of
the civil courts.” Hull said. “I five finalists and the only an	n 6 AreK r	technological civilization in Al-
urge any	USC student who	junior among the coeds still	White said	Duerrenma’t	dous Huxley's “Brave New
visits the UCLA campus to be com[>eting for the title.	feels the necessity for I rag::- World.”
especially careful.”	Miss	Soucek.	an English mn- comedy and ihp grotesque in John K. Blankenchip. who
Xo	Information	jor. participated in the Cam- modern dram;!.	He fe>'U toda>	.¡¡rect* th»* pla>. hu< d*>M;ined
“We have no information as, bridge vacation study program 'bat society i- guilty and held the sets so that several scene* to who vvas responsible for during the summer, where she down by the S!n> of the past, move with fluidify in order to either the painting of Tommy studied 20th century English “The playwright combines | keep the excitement and tenor the v andalism at UCLA,” literature. One of her main in- expressionistic dev ices with a j sion of the piay alive. The he continued. “And we hope no terests is writing, she revealed lively sense of the shocking and SCenery for the play will be action will have to be taken to Master of Ceremonies Bal- the macabre. White said moved in view of the audience, under this	new agreement.”	lance last night when the five	The playwright does not feel	Students acting in toe cast
Tcmmy Trojan	is presently	women were introduced indivi-	he is	trying	to teach	a	lesson	of 30 include	David	Ackles,
covered with a	tarpaulin to!	dually to the audience aftf-r	or build a philosophy	David Anderle, Jack	A^car,
protect him	from further pairit-l	act two of the Trolios show. j ' Duerrenmart	feels you can.Sheml Forbes. Bill Dauplune.
ing. He wall remain under cov-	Active on campus, the 5-foot	never	force	art to prove any-	Bob Emerson.	Gene	Fowler,
er until after the	UCLA game	T^-inch queen is a member of	thing.	The	ideology	should |	Swoosie Kurtz. Pat	Murphy
I on Nov. 24.	|TYR and the Junior Class emerge from the drama. H:iand Elly Vade Bon Coeur.