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Fort Sheridan Has New Police Force THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1988 A police force, consisting of 85 soldiers, â€" came into existence at Fort Sheridan, last Saturday, This is the first time that the Fort has been policed by a regular force, and the plan is said to be unique among military posts of the country. Capt. T. G, Holland, provost marâ€" shal, is in charge and will direct the law enforcement in much the same manner as a civilian police department. The force is divided into five . groups, traffic, prison guard, post guard, investigation and identification, each of which has its separate duties. _ _ . While most of the policing will be confined to Fore Sheridan, a radio equipped ~squad car will cruise "on occasions" to Waukegan to keep soldiers under surveillance. Equipment consists of four cars, two of which are equipped for paâ€" troldetail with a oneâ€"way radio communication system; call boxes and extensive traffic and identificaâ€" tion files. Mrs. Miner Will Devote More Time to Instruction Jan. 31 bridge devotees;"Brsxibfuzine er, widely known authority, will deâ€" wote additional time to .instruction at the second of a series of dupliâ€" cate bridge tournaments in the Parâ€" ish House of Trinity Episcopal church Friday, January 21. At the opening of the series Janâ€" uary 14, several score Highland Park and north shore women launched the tournaments with inâ€" formal play, and expressed the deâ€" gire that major time, in the future tournaments, be devotgd to adâ€" vanced instruction. Roints stressed during the instruction periods will be emphasized and illustrated durâ€" ing the playing of hands, which will follow. Tickets are available for single sessions of the tournaments or for the entire remaining six sessions, according to Mrs, Charles Perrigo, who is in charge of arrangements. Reservations may be made by callâ€" ing Mrs. Perrigo, Highland Park 4333. The tournaments start promptly at 2 o‘clock. Tea will be served. A grand prize will be awarded at the conclusion of the series to the winning ~team. m General Electrics Whip Rand McNally The General Eleciric Basketbai team won its fourth straight league game by defeating the Rand McNalâ€" ly quintet 33 to 27, in a hotly conâ€" tested game played at Boltwood Field House last Sunday. The Electric‘s were led by Peewee Goerâ€" ler and Leo Williams, each netâ€" ting ten points with Ken Moeller following with six. Except for the attack of Wilkim‘ who led his team with six baskets and one free throw for a total of thirteen points, the Electrics had their _ opponents well checked throughout the game. > Play Voees Sunday By virtue of this win the Elecâ€" trics can win the first round chamâ€" pionship by defeating their hottest rivals, the Vose Grocery Quintet, who also boast of an unbroken string of four victories in league competition. The game will be played at Boltwood Fieldhouse next Sunday afternoon at 3 o‘clock, Come out and support your local team in this title contest. The lineups: General Elect. (33) _ Rand McNally (27) “Megr;gfloâ€"Round” of 1938 at Deerpath A musical comedy, an action drama, a sophisticated comedy, and a. story of intrigue give theatreâ€" goers a wide variety of pictures to see at the Deerpath this and next Tonight and Friday night that eightâ€"star riot, "Merryâ€"Goâ€"Round of 1938" will be shown. Bert Lahr, Alice Brady, Mischa Auer, Louise Fazenda, Billy House, Joy Hodges, Jimmy Savo, and Barbara Read are only the headliners in this show which contains many other really fine features so necessary in making a good musical comedy. be shown in Rex Leach‘s famed stovy, "The Barirer." A fine supâ€" porting cast including James Elliâ€" son, Otto Kruger, and Robert Barâ€" rat, does justice to Beach‘s story, and Carrillo and Parker are at their Saturday afterncon and evening, Leo Carrillo and Jean Parker will best It will be at the Deerpath for only one day although its worth as a picture warrants more. brings that fdmous team of Robert Robert® Benchley in -â€"m‘" & of humor, "Live, and _ need be said about these stars except that they have a fine vehicle in which to do their best with their varied talents. 7 a C B5 George Arliss, dean of the stage and screem, will appear in "Doctor Syn," his latest and, according to -w.hhhndthuuhm tures which he has presented. picture will be shown at the Deerâ€" path on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week. Plan Series of | Peace Meetings Beginning Feb. 23 Encouraged by the great response to its initial efforts on bchalf of world peace, the Allâ€"Chicago Comâ€" mittee for Peace Mass Meetings is preparing for a series of such meetâ€" ings. The next is set for Wednesâ€" day, February 23, at the People‘s church, Lawrence avenue. Dr. Presâ€" ton Bradley is its spiritual leader. This meeting will also be free to the public. Program arrangements will be announced at a later date. Publicity Chairman pro tem, Clare Hoffmanâ€"Greenberg, 1329 Judson Ave. H.P. 2430. THIS SALE FOR JAN,. 20, 21 and 22 APPLES. * Florida for Juice . . GRAPEFRUIT. % OUR PRICES ARE QUOTED ON x THE MARKET‘S BEST Fancy Northern Spies. afÂ¥ lbs. ORANGES. Fancy Texas Seediess STRAWBERRIES. A.real treat .............box SPINACH. j Fancy Broadleaf ....... . .peck STRING BEANS. @ Fancy Tender VKLnfl's French Dressing, 8â€"or. bottle . 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