Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1948 — Page 9

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ation “of this departmen said, “and there is one thing that has been in existence here for years that I do not like.

of Safety, the ‘sand-baggers’ or sgandhouse committee’ start promoting and demoting officers.

This is not good for the morale ¥

of the department and it must stop.” ; The Safety Board passes on promotions and demotions.. Its members, L. J. Keach, president; Albert Gisler and Howard Fieber, meet each Wednesday morning.

Chief Rouls also denounced

those who have speculated on his Doysed With Pan

own promotion. He said: “At the beginning of this administration, these same committees gave me until July 1, at which time I was to be replaced as chief. Have Full Authority “I quote the Mayor that I have full authority and the backing of, himself and the Safety Board. I am not receiving § reprieve but will continue to be chief.” + He threatened to replace any ranking officer who fails in his duty of supervising the men un-

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out orders.

“I want eight hours’ work a

day from each officer and ranking officer,” he declared. “This is

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Jane Wyman Blames

‘Politics’ for Divorce

HOLLYWOOD, June 29 (UP) ~—Blond Film Star Jane Wyman got a divorce yesterday from Actor Ronald Reagan on testimony

they argued constantly over po-| jntecti

litical differences. Miss Wyman explained to Superior Judge Thurmond Clarke their differences were not over party politics. She said they dischiefly over “professional” politics in the movies. “I came to realize we just did not have enough in common to sustain a happy married life,” she said. ; She and Mr. Reagan were married eight years ago and for ‘many years were considered Hollywood’'s “perfect couple.”

Hedy Lamarr Suffers Ear, Nose Infection

PARIS, June 29 (UP)—Hedy Lamarr, movie star; is ‘suffering ("38 from an ear and nose infection,

her secretary said today.

Miss Lamarr will attempt to appear at an Eiffel Tower circus United Nations children's fund, the secrgtary said, and then will return to her|§

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6-Year-Old. Girl Of Scalding Water

II PARENTS OF A 6-year-old girl were thanking their lucky stars today that she escaped serious burns when she was showered by a pan of scalding water yesterday. The youngster, Phyllis Stevenson, 539 W. Reno St, dashed around the corner of the house just as her half-sister, Freida k, 20, tossed the wate out of the back door. : The steaming liquid spattered Phyllis’ back and shoulders. Her mother, Mrs, Elnora Phelps, accompanied her to General Hospital in an ambulance where she received treatment.

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~ BRIGHTWOOD SPECIAL—Donald-Stohler, 4. of 3739 N. Dearborn St., fakes | the Southern Pacific route to the Brightwood Merchants Association 10th Anniversary Festival closing tonight at 3300 E. 30th St. (Story, Page 9.)

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50 fun booths, 15 rides, and 14 side shows. Tonight the large spotlight at the entrance will again be played on the skies to lead carnival-goers to the event. Prizes at the carnival were do-

{ The festival is sponsored by {the Brightwood Merchants Association, assisted by the Northeast {Community Center, built and op|erated by the community, and ithe Northeast American Legion Post 389 and Auxiliary. Charles Bell, 3438 N. Euclid Ave, is chairman. ' Mrs. Juanita Cline is in charge of prize awards. James Kleifger, 2922 N. Gale, supervised collection of the prizes. An annual event of this type |is being planned by the Merchants | Association. The proceeds of the festival will ‘be contributed to the Northeast |Community Center for its general use.

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Local GI Wins Japan Contests

T/5 John H. Hull, former clih-

University took first honors in the Nara

forward to one more Club Service Club Photo contest visit to the anniversary festival in Osaka, Japan. .

Corporal Hull, also a short order cook here, “took the cake”

The festival grounds are atin the recent Nara County Fair

jcake baking contest by winning first prize. { He joined the Army in 1042, jand after a tour of duty at the Port of Spain, Trinidad, he was discharged in 1945. After re-en-listing again last year, in the 25th Infantry Division, he sailed to Japan and was assigned to the

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