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delegates. Backers of Taft and of Gen. Eisenhower have agreed to split the election in the 3d district Louisville, giving one delegate to each of the two Presidential candidates. Eisenhower forces could muster no serious opposition to the Taft drive in today's conventions. The 5th district, at Newport, voted unanimously for Taft delegates, Jay Kauffman and John V.

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Committeeman A canvass of McHenry county votes for 14th district state Republican central committeeman yesterday in Woodstock disclosed Lloyd W. Ziegler, Elgin hardware store owner, had carried that county by 1,100 votes and apparently had unseated George R. Per-rine, Aurora attorney, who had held the post for six consecutive terms. The vote was 37,963 for Ziegler, against 37,556 for Perrine. Hilton B.

Wilcox 26, of Decatur, 111. BOMBARDIER 11 YEARS Capt. Andrew Celovsky was the son of John and Mary Celovsky, 2128 S. Drake av. He had been an army air force bombardier for 11 years.

Capt. Celovsky was a prisoner of war in Germany for a year after his plane was shot down in a raid over Europe in 1944. He was a graduate of Tilden Technical High school. He lived with his wife and two sons, in San Antonio. Why not have the Tribune delivered regularly to your home? Phone Superior 7-0100, Home Delivery department.

Or call your local newsdealer. DEarborn 1-7404 32 NORTH DEARBORN ST. fix extra Agency fof irregular carriers Ter omvrtr PEAK YIELDS B-25 WRECKAGE AND 11 BODIES (Picture on bach page) Golden, April 10 (JP) Wreckage of a B-25 bomber, last heard from two days ago with 11 persons aboard, was found today on a rocky, timbered peak. A ground rescue party reported all 11 bodies had been found. The plane was based at Randolph air force base, near San Antonio, Tex.

It disappeared in cloudy skies on a flight from Fairfax field, Kansas City, to Lowry air force base at Denver Tuesday. It crashed against the side of 9,763 foot Golden Peak, 8 miles northwest of this foothills community and about 25 miles west of Denver. Cloyd' Teter, a photog-rafer for the Denver Post, was in a C-47 search plane from Lowry which flew over the scene. He said bodies of the airmen could be seen hanging in the trees. Randolph field listed the names of 10 of the 11 dead in the B-25 crash.

They included Capt. Andrew F. Celovsky, 36, of Chicago and Capt. two who are supporters of Sen. Taft of Ohio.

One Eisenhower leader indicated yesterday that powerful pressure will be brought to bear on the two Taft men to change their minds. So firm was the Eisenhower group's control that the sixth district's recommendation for dele-gate-at-large, Rod Bentley, a pro-Taft farmer, was voted down by acclamation, and William Horton of Atwood, an Eisenhower backer, was elected in his place. One Pledge for Kerr Kansas City, April 10 (JP) Second district Democrats today elected one delegate to the national convention who favors Sen. Kerr of Oklahoma for the Presidential nomination but two others named would not state their or COOL for a refreshing salad that the whole family will love and takes only a minute to prepare. Shop Friday: 9:30 A.

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