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..$.. to the officer in charge of the station, who shall deliver the same to the Chief of Police. Rule b7. In the case of death, resignation or dismissal of any member of the Department, all department property shall be immediately returned to the Chief of Police by the Officer in charge. Rule b$, No member of the department shall be absent from duty, unless in case of sickness or diability, without permission from the Chief of Police or his Commanding Officer who shall determine that his absence will not hinder the oper- ation of the service. No pay for lost tame will be allowed except ~s herein provided. (a) Full pay will be allowed for the annual vacation, as provided elsewhere. ~;~ (b) When a member of the Department is absent from duty by reason of sickness or injury, he may be allowed full pay for lost time upon the certificate of the attending physician, stating the nature, cause and circumstances of the sickness or injury, approved by the Chief of Police, provided, however, that no member of the Department who has been fined extra hours of duty or loss of furlougr! or vacation days as a penalty for the violation of any rule or rules governing the Department, shall be allowed pay for time lost on account of illness in the period during which such penalty is being enforced. NOTE: It is to be understood that the mere fact of sickness or injury does not necessarily justify the allowance of full pay. Rule 69. Any member of the force who is taken while off duty, and is unable to report for duty, shall notify the officer in charge at least one hour before time for him to report on duty, by teleph~~ne or otherwiseo Rule 70. No pay will be allowed under Section (b) of Rule 68 if the sickness or injury is feigned, simulated, exaggerated, or arises from negligence, caxeless- ness, vicious conduct, excessive indulgence of appetite, or other intemperate habits; or from illegal or immoral practices; or if the sick or injured officer shall fraudulently, by Concealment, false statement, or otherwise, seek to deceive or mislead the attending physician in relation to his case; or if the alleged sick- ness or injury is unaccompanied or una,ssociated with objective symtoms; or if the officer shall not remain at his residence, unless permitted by the Chief to go elsewhere; or if he refuses or neglects to conform to the instructions of the at- tending physician, and in addition thereto, he shall be subject to the penalties prescribed by these rules. Rule ']1. Employees and unclassified members of tre Department of Police shall receive vacations as prescribed by the Director of Public Safety. Rule 72. The Chief of Police may allow a member time off with pay, not to exceed three days, on account of death in the family, of his mother, father, brother, sister, wife or child. In all cases where more than three days are required the member shall make application to his commanding officer in writing to have his vacation days advanced to cover the emergency. Rule 73. No person, not a member of the Police Department, sha].1. be permitted to communicate with any prisoner charged with a felony or other serious offense, be- tween the hours of IOsOC P. M. and 8sOp A. M. without permi9:aion of the Chief ~f vaxr. Police.