Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 2

PAGE 2 cUw nutuv Totwn. A I CITIZEN TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, I960 AHA ASSERTS: GIRL TALK-COP TALK i The law west of the Pecos, distaff side, closes in for a confidential chat on new trends in the detection, apprehension and incarceration business. Gathered by the pool at HiwayHouse, where the Fraternal Order of Police Is convening, are, (from left) Phoenix Juvenile Officer Dixie McCauley, Pima County Deputy Oneta Singleton and Pima County Deputy Virginia Harrison of Ajo. Sadistic Cop's Days Numbered While police perfect lie-detectors for civilians, there are civilians perfecting personality tests for police. "The diy of the loud-mouthed, sadistic peice officer is passing fast," former Tucsonian Richard Lease, now an Indiana University Instructor, declared today at the Fraternal Order of Police convention it the HiwayHouse.

The convention closes today. "Psychological tests are being used more and more to spot and screen out in advance the type who would use badge to bolster ego, who can't keep emotions out of an ordinary traffic citation, or who always seem to require force to make an arrest," he said. "On the other hand," he added, "these tests are doing a fine job in finding the calm, quiet, genial but determined officers every police department wants." Lease, 46, is the litter type. After graduation from the University of Arizona, he worked up from pavement pounding to sergeant on the Tucson Police Force, serving from 1938 to 1953, except for the World War IT years when he fought with the Marines as a first lieutenant. From 1956 to 1959, he taught science at Sunnyside District Schools, then went to University as an instructor in police administration.

The three-day police convention No Fifth Amendment Wanted By This Guy LACONIA, N.H.--UPI--A man was fined $10 on a drunkenness charge here. Tattooed on his arm were the words: "I Love Booze." Advertisement was a big homecoming for Lease and his wife Jane. She met and admired him when she was a newspaperwoman and married him last January. Last night, the session heard Atty. Morris K.

Udall plead for support on the constitutional amendment proposal to streamline Arizona's courts. Tucson Police Sgt. James Hepler is convention chairman. By DOMINIC CROLLA The Pima County Medical So-. ciety recommendation that the 1 duties of Pima County Hospital administrator and county physician be separated has been backed by the American Hospital Assn.

The AHA said, "The responsibilities and work load of a hospital the size of Pima County Hospital are great enough to warrant a full-time administrator." It recommended that the administrator be relieved of his duties as county physician so that he can devote his full time to administering the hospital. An AHA audit team, at the request of Dr. Francis Bean, Pima County Hospital administrator, recently conducted a survey of the hospital management. The AHA conducts the surveys free, using funds granted a year ago by the Ford Foundation. A special survey of the hospital facilities and management was conducted several months ago by the Pima County Medical Society after complaints by the hospital staff.

In its report to Bean, the hospital association points up a weakness of the present political structure of the hospital. The Board of Supervisors, it says, "does not have the time or tenure" to become adequately versed in hospital operation or problems. The board lacks continuity of purpose, experience, policy development and program, the AHA said. The AHA recommends that the Board of Supervisors appoint an impartial hospital advisory board representative of the county with terms of appointment sufficient in length to overlap. The supervisors, the report said, should delegate all internal operations to one individual and guid- 360 Enrolled In Summer Classes Some 360 Tucson School District No.

1 elementary and junior high ance should be established through ing authority-the Board of Su- school itudenti returned to daises formal, written policies and pro- pervisors. yesterday for a summer session, cedures. I A detailed pre-survey question County Hospital Needs Full-Time Administrator The AHA also recommends that a community study be made by competent hospital consultants to determine the medical care needs of the county and to make recommendations concerning the future role of the hospital. "At present," the report said, "the major interest of the Board of Supervisors is to meet the requirements of the county budget Finances are important, but are not the only objectives that the hospital must meet." Recent changes in the status of charitable institutions regarding liability insurance should be investigated by the county attorney to determine if Pima County Hospital needs this coverage. The AHA suggests that the title of the Pima County Hospital Board of Governors--the medical governing body--be changed to "the executive committee of the medical staff" of the Pima County The change would lessen the confusion that arises between the board and the hospital's govern- naire was completed and returned to the AHA before the arrival of the audit team.

The background information enabled representatives of the board of trustees and medical staff, department heads and administrative staff to be interviewed in a minimum of time. The audit team's mission was essentially a fact-finding one to determine the degree to which the various components of the hospital organization meet their responsibilities. Advertisement Nobody Needs to Drown but nearly 7,000 do each year in the U.S. Principal cause--panic! July Reader's Digest describes a new vival technique called Drown- proofing which can prevent death in the water. This method is for anyone over4 yean old have already learned it! Article--with iimple dia- grams--atarti on pagt 1H.

Bizarre Noise LOS ANGELES UPI City Councilman Karl L. Rundberg, discussing the woes of'residents hounded by a runaway peacock, said: If you want to hear a weird noise, gentlemen, you should hear a peacock scream!" The number ii about 100 higher than last year'i enrollment Those participating are fourth through eighth graders. Last week, about 1,800 high school students began summer classes in Tucson District 1 schools. In the elementary program, the largest enrollment--147--is at the Howell School. Safford Elementary School has an enrollment of 40 students; Safford Junior High, 90; and Vail Junior High School, 80.

Frank Ott, who is in charge ol the elementary summer schoo: program, said he expects the registration to go up slightly during the week. The program wil run through July 22. According to Ott, a majority a the elementary students is attend ing summer classes for remedia study. Ott also is principal, Wakefield Junior High School. Sheriff Sells Clothing Thursday A wide assortment of clothing will be sold by lot at open auction by the Pima County Sher- ffi Department Thursday at 10 a.m.

on the west steps of the Court House. The lots are of sport shirts, ties with tie racks, leather belts, and sleeveless summer dresses. Sales will be made to the highest reasonable bid, according to Capt Gordon Dahlberg, head of the Civil Division of the Sheriff's department The merchandise may be seen between 2 p.m. and 4 pjn. tomorrow afternoon near the county treasurer's office.

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