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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Thursday, September 18, 1952 Part 5 Page 4 1 Dedicate Plaque Sunday at Bohemian National Cemetery LYON IIEALY I 850 North Michigan Ave. 'WW' at? I it-- 'jam- A priceless family Aenfago now and for generations Till 8 -Hi v. MARK BOHEMIAN CEMETERY'S 75 YEARS SUNDAY Memorial to War Heroes to Be Unveiled STEINWAY I WlfJ 11 4 8 ij -9- 1 4 If l-'i'ir! 1 4 1 5 sj VICTORY LITTLE YANKEES uch busy i- if I DEDICATED TO THE UIH lAN'O WOMEN WHO SERVED torld vm I AND 0 AND TO THE GLORY I THOSE TH0 GAVE I- LIVES are priced at $4.50 to $8.50 accordfig fa size little foot need I A memorial to the dead of both World wars and the Korean conflict will be unveiled in ceremonies at 10 a. m. Sunday in the Bohemian National cemetery, 5255 N.

Pulaski rd. Occasion will be the 75th anniversary of the cemetery. Saturday night, the Bohemian National Cemetery association will hold a banquet in Pilsen park pavilion, 26th st. and Albany av. At the program Sunday, the 5th army band and Bohemian veterans croups will join in the dedi -m.

Memorial shows in eight panels scenes or maps of major battles in which Americans fought. This de picts marines raising flag on Iwo Jima. TRIBUNE Pbote cation. Bohumil Vydra, association president, will be master of ceremonies. Special floral beds were designed for the anniver CHI OMEGA UNIT TO HEAR REVIEW sary by Jerry A.

Ruzicka, ceme tery superintendent. Shows War Battles The octagonal memorial is AT FALL OPENING Memorial to dead of both World wars and Korean conflict will be dedicated Sunday at Bohemian National cemetery, 5255 N. Pulaski rd. Cemetery is marking its 75th anniversary. JuLoiIlT children and your children's children will benefit from Steinway's distinct advantages: glorious tone from the exclusive Diaphragmatic Soundboard, the responsive Accelerated Action and the incredible durability which makes it actually the least expensive of pianos! See the selection of Stein-way grands and verticals exclusive on the Avenue with Lyon Healy including the Regency shovva above only $159.50 down 10 DOWN 3 Years to Pay the Balanc made of eight separate slabs of stone fitted together to form the Mrs.

Winifred Moore Magnuson of Wilmette will review a recent book at the opening fall meeting monument depicting major bat 'COME AND SEE9 tles and victories of the United States in two world wars. It was made bv Stonecraf Industries CLASSES OPEN of the Chicago-North Shore Alumnae of Chi Omega at 1 p. m. Sept 26 at Plentiwood farm, Bensen- MONDAY AT ville. Mrs.

James L. Bowen jr. is program chairman. Mrs. Robert E.

North siders interested in eve gram which begins Monday at the 1001 N. Dearborn st. If interested after attending the classes they may register to continue the course, Miss Norma Stauffer, director, said. Other courses which may be attended without cost in the first week include a study of major United States religions, a class on today's issues," and instruction in bridge, ceramics, gift making, tennis, and gym. division of Theodore Johnson Sons, Chicago Heights.

The monument took two years to carve and is made of rose pink crab orchard stone quarried in the Cumberland mountains of Tennessee, near Oak Ridge, a manufacturing center of the atomic ning classes in dancing, hobbies, s745 RECONDITIONED GRAND BeontJM frambach parlor model In sports, and other informal topics Ricker. hospitality chairman, will have charge of transportation. She will be assisted by Mrs. Dudley Dewey, Mrs. Howard S.

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C. A. classes on a come and see basis in the first week of the pro- on the monument is the dropping of the atom bomb on Japan in World Warn. The base, 12 feet In diameter, is surrounded by a flagstone terrace 4 feet wide. An aluminum flag pole will top the memorial.

m.nm mem One scene shows the marine flag raising ceremony on Mount Sura-bachi, Iwo Jima. Others are maps showing the invasion of southern PAT TERSON -SARGENT France and Italy, the North African camDaien. and surrender of the central Dowers in World War JLAIUDIES- I. The pictorials were sandblast ed into the stone. Founded by Editor On one panel are the words: Rfi TPrr nny i i LI iV yZyvA Victory: Dedicated to the men and women who served in World War I and II and to the glory of those who gave their lives." Every Friday during the montfi of Saotsmber 1952.

only, is Ladies Day at The memorial was designed by Carl Kastrup. Rough sketches of the eneravines were made by Humphrey's. Any lady who drives Iter automobile (regardless of make) into our service center for service will receive absolutely free, at no cost whatsoever, a beau AMERICA'S FAVORITE MADE -WITH OIL WALL PAINT Vernon Johnson of the tjnicago Vi Heights firm. The Bohemian cemetery was the idea of F. B.

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