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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-20
Conference Battle

Ohio'S second game is with
Indiana Iowa, leading the race
with seven wins, one loss, meets
Wisconsin twice. tomorrow at
iewa City and at Milwaukee
Saturday
Lou Hyde. Detroit engineer.
won All-America Bonsplel here
by upsetting favored Nate Corn
wall team, 1910. al the Detroit
Curling Club.
Two seconds and third wh.eh
gave Vince Bozich and Eddie
Fletcher 80 points tied Detroit
with Minneapolis for seventh IN
the Biltmorc Skating Derby in
Chicago The CYO Of Chicago
won with 400 points. Bozich was
second IN the mile and third in
the 40 Fletcher vas second IN
the 2-mila
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-20
'SpOr is

h, LEo NNCDoNELI.

War iz almost aS dangerous 7s
1f- league hockey according 'n
the .7CrtuuS conclusion C' lice
hIIrta. former Eed Wing star I0
a letter To- q FRIEND. Ralph h-u-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-20

over the dread world champions
IN the Stanley Cup semlfinals, the
Detroit players are sure they will
be able to skate the ears off the
Leafs IN the final round.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-20
Cage Results
SUNDAYS RESULTS
HIGH SCHOOL.
260 in 4-F

The army has classified 5000
7iO men as AZ and 26O or these
are on the big league baseball
rOetors at present
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-20
\ SELLOUT CROWD

A. the very moment In the
second period that Big Babe was
voicinG his prediction IN the pen
atty box his Toronto teammates
were trailing Detroit. $50 They
wound up with a . 10 defeat
before a Sellout crowd of l2,3S2.
Pratt has a tarly firm basis
for his opinion that the Leafs can
take the measure of the Cana
dicnS in the playoft,. Toronto
has beaten Montreal four times
and tied once In eight games. The
Leafs lost a heartbreaker as,
Saturday night when Maurice
Richard scored IN the last Few
minutes.
But the Wings have more >ohd
reasons Tor believing the Leafs
would furnish them a puck picnic
IN the finals. LasJ nights victory
was the seventh m eight games
with the Leafs The other was 3
tie The victory gave Detroit a
seven game lead over the Leafs
for second place with 10 left 20
play, virtually clnchmg the posi-
tlon
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-20
BACKoR BARS sHUToUT

This time il wasn't a question
of victory The Wings took
command early and every on"
but Earl Seibert figured in the
scoring. Detroit had a I 10 o lead
before Pete Backor converted
from the Toronto defense. skated
out from the left side boards 10
backhand a high shot over Harry
Lumleys shoulder IN the third
period That shot spoiled the
young Dctroi, goales chance for
his second straight Shutout over
the Leafs. -
Before Backor took little
sting out of il for Toronto. the
Wings had thoroughly outSkated
their foes. Carl LiSCombe smashed
home 30-footcr 10 open the Scor-
ing in the first period and Joe
Caveth scored the first of ms
double for the night on a smooth
passing play with McAtec and
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-20
= Divisional Champs
Gain Easy Victories

ST Charles and St Florlan divisional champions IN the catholic
Basketball League easily yesterday
Bob Lozon the big for the winners with ID points
result field goals and three free throws Jim McIiae
Jack Vnette scored IL points each for the losers
chamnl1n
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-20
Winqs Increase io|d on Cd to 7 Games
National Pin
Matches On
BY HAROLD KAHL

By HAROLD hAHL
Slncuoning Of the national
match game team and doubles
bowling championships. continual
lion of Louis P. PeterSen's Spring
Classic here. coupled with Harold
Aliens Great Victory" are inter
woven today tn the results of the
Detroit Times Sweepstakes at
Chene- -Trombly Recreation
II was at Chene-Trombly that
Elmer H. Baumgarten. ABC sec
retary and member of the Ma
tional Bowling Council. was con-
tacled al his home in Milwaukee.
Just back from Washington where
the NBC requested all tourna-
mentS requiring transportation be
Cancelled for the duration, Baum
was quered on two points.
Interpreting the MICS action
applied merely 10 mass movement
and Is 20 be voluntary. Baum"
was asked If the national matches
between Stroh, defending cham
pIon. and the HeilS of Milwaukee,
March 21-25-3l.April ! and the
doubles between Buddy Bomar-
Bill -EleSch- Of Chicago, champs,
WallY Rcppenhagen Bill Kenet.
April 14-l5-2l-22 would go on as
scheduled.
NEEDLE IN HAfSTACKi
why not 2" F1e replied. There
are ~ few people concerned
travelling i'm these two matches
they are merely a needle I'm n
haystack compared To those
who 20 10 Florida, California
and Mexico just for fun in these
times. These matches will help
serve as the sort of sports en-
teTtainment the government
wants.
You know, the ABC has been
entirely misquOted i'm this whole
affair. and | don't know why.
A. YOU 80 ably stated in your
column Of yesterday. read TO me
over the phone this morning,
the NBC has made request.
II concerns mass movements.
We have no power To enforce
our ruling. We are just making
an appeal"
Asked IT this appeal was rather
IN timed and could not have been
set over until the start of next
season he said
ION the surface II appears
that way But can still read
between the lines. Rather than
have the government cause
many operators 10 go out of
business in short time, we
feel We have appeased the situ-
alton by our ruling. Understand
the government wants people
To bowl, hut i'm their own To-
CalitieS. As far as the StrOh
matches are concerned they are
of national importance and tell
them to 60 ahead. That goes
for the American Legion state
tournament of which YOU have
spoken, inaSmuCh as all entries
are in and they are about ready
tu start
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-20
Bio 10 Standings
R0NN RTSUI1

~AIt kUAh = RESULT
oriH state TA. Indiana : p
Wisconsin 90 Purdue fs
Minufsuta HR Northwestern 80
GANIS TINS WIN
MONDAY Minnesota af Illinois Wisconsin
A. Iowa
FPiDAY-uinu.s an ohio state
IRDtN-THHuis Az Northwestern In
diana si pni1 state Iowa az Wisconsin
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-20

viii k n o c k
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
REDS0K ROCK
DOWNS TROUT
TO Set MARK
Chicago American League
Team Crawls Past Ydnks
Into First Place Again
BY Joe Beichler
ASSOCIATED Press Sports WRITER

They finally scored on Rookie
Dave Ferriss of the Boston Red Sox
but not before he had established a
new modern record for pitcher be-
ginning a major league career.
BY hurting four scoreless frames
in the opener of Sundays American
League double-header with Detroit,
the remarkable Army Air Force dis
chargee extended his string to %
consecutive scoreless innings to bet
ter the mark of 10 2i3 set by Thomas
j. (Bucky) O'Brien, also Of the Red
Sox, in 1911.
Ferriss went on to beat the Tigers,
with the famous Paul Dizzy Trout
On the mound, 81, giving up nine
/ hits and striking out 10, for his
third victory against no defeats.
Alton Benton gave the Tigers an
even break when he Banked the Sox
20 with three hits in the nightcap.
In winning his fifth game without a
defeat, the ex-sailor notched his
CnlfQ SnuJ-Out.
| The Chicago White Sox climbed
back into first place in the Ameri-
can League by winning two games
from the Washington Senators ST.
and Az while the New York
Yankees split with Cleveland, win
ming the opener 10 in 10 innings
and losing the nightcap AZ,
Thornton Lee gained his fourth
triumph for the Chisox in the OPP
ener and Orval Grove his second in
the nightcap.
Although the Yankees lost their
grip on first place, Veteran Alley
Donald did not lose his mastery of
the Indians. In blanking Cleve-
land with seven hits, Donald gained
his 18th triumph over the Tribesmen
against che defeat. The Indians
came back to heat Ernie Bonham
in the nightcap behind Steve Gro
mex, for TIE latters third victory.
The largest crowd Of the Ma
ticnal League season, 38,056 paid,
watched the first place Giants split
with the world champion st. Louis
Cardinals, the Giants winning the
Cpsner z-3 and the Redbirds taking
the nightcap SIS. Mel OFT hit the
495th homer of his career and his
sixth Of the season.
/ Brooklyn gained their eighth
straight by beating Cincinnati 1913
in the opcner of scheduled double
header. Rain washed out the sec
end game
Vern Stephens banged out his six
tn homes as the ST. Louis Browns
and Philadelphia Athletics split.
The Mackmen won the opener Al
behind Freshman Lutcher Knerr.
Connie Mack tried his luck with an
other rookie, Steve Gerkin, in the
nightcap, but the Browns fell on
Gerkin for seven runs in the eighth
to win 80.
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia split,
the Pirates winning the opener 90
and the Pills the nightcap 6-5 Rain
played havoc with the Chicago
Boston scheduled tWin-bill, limiting
them to enc curtailed game which
the Braves won 80 in seven innings.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
BEAVERS NOW
HOLD 6-GAME
EDGE ON pei
Seattle Has Full Game on
Oaks as Padres Nose
Dive 10 No. a Spot
tBy Associated rress)

The runner-up teams of the Pa
cific Coast League jockeyed for
better positions Sunday as Port
land stretched its lead to six games
at the end of the first quarter of
the schedule.
Portland pushed off one con-
tender-the San Diego Padres
with double victory, Az and 30,
while second-place Seattle split
with Sacramento, 5-4 and "a.
Los Angeles, the 1914 winner,
made the most progress over the
weekend by hosting itself from
: seventh to fifth place over the Sen
ators and Seals, as the ODoulmen
split with Hollywood Sunday, 80,
). and o.. s4esg
The Angels won their first twin
bill of the year by turning back
Oakland, 81 and 81.
The second series of the season
in the Northwest will be played this
week, with San Francisco visiting
Seattle and Los Angeles moving to
Portland. California games will see
San Diego at Hollywood and Sac
ramento at Oakland.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
pUTzELL vs.. Ship
TRIAL SET TUESDAY

Several minor civil matters were
disposed of in U. S. District Court
mere Saturday, following which the
Court was closed this morning.
awaiting the opening of trial of a
civil action brought by Joseph w.
Putzell against Corbett Shipp. The
action is to he heard without jury
and is set for tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
SPORT SHORTS
tBy Associated Press)


DALLAS-University of Texas
rolled up 1917 points to win the
Southwest Conference Track ano
Field Meet.
MISUNDERSTANDING Varsity
crew upset Navy over a wind-swept
course on the Severn River.
CHARACTERISTIC Gold, $25 80
and Quizzle, IS, won split divisions
,Df the Inaugural Handicap as rae
ing was resumed at Sportman's Park
COLUMBIA, Mo.-Bill Bangert
heaved the shot SO feet, 3 3i4 inch
7, es to set all-time U. of Missiourt
record in the dual meet against
Kansas
PAWTUCKET, R. IA crowc
of $4,000 set new opening day bet
ting mark of $1,153,415 at Narragan-
sett, as Bar Willow, 5000, AND
Castleman, $14.20, won split divisions
cot the Inaugural Purse.
NEW YORK-Army's unbeater
baseball team won its 10th in row.
walloping Columbia, 1870.
, CINCINNATT-John j. Abbate
Philadelphia, won the National AAU
5O,000-meter walking championship
in five hours, IS minutes, 20 seconds
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14

Mrs. Peterson, Russell w. Gomnow
and E. b. Carter.
Flying to Pelican City were Don
Wilson Thor S. Goodman, Clara
Van SAINT and Jerry Monroe.
Flying a round trip to Hoonah and
back Ruth Rock.
Tc Ketchikan: Clifford Moe, Ollie
Rechtel and r. E. Graves.
From Hawk Inlet to Juneau: Herb
Waugh.
From Sitka to Juneau: Robert
Martin j S. Hughes, M. Woefel and
John Mancell.
Frcm Kstehikan to Juneau: Ruth
Alice, Martin j. Lynch, V. Chrome
and j. w Houston.
Planes flying Sunday took Claude
/ Aiken Vito A. Girorc and Pat
Sweeney to Sitka.
Mrs Maglan and Sam Nelson were
passengers to Skagway
To Tenakee were: A. H. Stoney
Mrs Ole Taug, Ole Taug, Jr., John
w. Smith ana Dermott O'Toole.
A plane returning to Juneau from
Sitka brought Evelyn Kluny Ruby
Hazelwc0d and Doris Anderson.
From Sksgway to Juneau: c. E
Custer and E. E. whitehead
]. Leekley was a passenger from
Haines to Juneau.
Maud Asp and Eddie Jack were
passengers On the returning plane
from Tenakee.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
HUNTERCOpS
JUNIOR TITLE
IN SkI RACES
Erma Johnson Sets BesI
Time for Women Over .
Tricky SlaIom Course

Buddy Hunter had his skis under
full control yesterday, and, as a
result, waltzed off with the Fish
cries Trophy as victor in the Junior
Mems Slalom Race, one of two
competitive events run off by the
Juneau Ski Club on the slopes of
the Upper Ski Bowl as the seasons
climax. Winner of the other event,
the Women's Slalom, was Erma
johnson.
The course, set and proved by
Eric Sundsten, Larry Brown and
Ralph Randolph, took full advant-
age Of the terrain to put premium
on control, with the result that
Hunter, running the course at
slower speed than other entrants,
but without falls, copied the prize.
The womens race was run over
the lower portion of the same
course.
The Behrends Trophy was award
ed to Mrs. johnson for her tri-
umph in the fair sex event. Mer-
chandise prizes went to those
finishing second in both races.
Previously scheduled downhill races
were called off due to hazardous
conditions broiling sun having
turned the surface into deep
layer of slush snow by afternoon.
The Fisheries Trophy, captured by
Hunter, is usually awarded to the
Glass A mems winner, but no event
in that category was run this
season.
approximately 25 skiers overcame
the difficulties Of the trail to put
n an appearance at the race scene.
The upper section of the Douglas
Ski Trail is still well covered with
snow, but less than one foot re-
mains on the Second Meadow and
large portion Of the First Meadow
is open muskeg, from the effects of
the past week of sunshine.
Junior Mems Slalom Results
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WATER GUN IN WAR

BRETON, England - Now the
British army is using high
pressure water gun which removes
the sand and sets off mines buried
on English beaches.
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Pacific Coast League)

Weekend Results
Portland, 3-4-3; San Diego, 1-2-2
(First game 10 innings.
Oakland, Sill; Los Angeles, 1-3-
9.
Seattle, So; Sacramento, "A.
saturdays game rained OUT.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
(National League)
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
New York, As; st. Louis, 3-6.
Brooklyn, 10; Cincinnati, g.
Second game postponed).
Boston, 3; Chicago, 2.
Called end of SEVENTH.
Pittsburgh, 9-5; Philadelphia, 6-6
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
Wemen,s sIaIom Results
Officials

Chief of Course, Eric Sundsten;
Starter, Irving Simpson; Heat
Timer, Capt. M Beach; Assistant
Timer Marvyn l.. Perry; Assisting
cn Course, Larry Brown, Pete Ar
santo.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
SEARCH FOR BODY
OF MIKE JOHNS IS
ABANDONED BY CG

Unable to uncover an trace OF
Mike Richard Johns, fisherman
who drowned off Thane last week
the u s. Coast Guard has given up
as fruitless its search fc1 the body
it was disclosed today
Johns succumbed to the icy waters
CT Gastineau Channel when he fell
overheard from his gill net boat
Friday evening, while enroute tc
Taku River to fish.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS

Yesterdays Results
Chicago, As; Washington, 1-2.
New York, IL: Cleveland, GA.
tFirst game 10 innings.
Philadelphia, Az; st. Louis, 1-8.
Boston, 80; Detroit, 20.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
Junior Mems slalom Results

Guest from POrtland-One run,
only.
jim Rude, regarded as promi-
nent contender, was unable to COM
pete, being taken i'll just before the
race
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
/. SIGNAC5 BILLED
VS.. FINANCE AS
S0FTBALL OPENS
Season Inaugural Set This
Evening at Juneau
Baseball Park
Softball tonight!

Juneau's ball season-represented
this year only by the softer variety
gets under way this evening with a
contest between teams representing
the Signal Corps and Army Finance,
commencing at o'clock.
One thing is certain-the weather
augurs a successful season.
Fisher and Ward for the Signac
against Blum and Mcclellan for
Finance are the opposing batteries
according to pre-game announce
ment by the two team managers.
All games, four of which are
scheduled each week, are to be
played at Firemens Field, where the
Gastieau Channel BASEBALL League
held forth during former summers.
All games will be played in the eve
nings.
Tentative line-ups for this eve
r,inn'c cn,,foctc ORC.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
ALASKA COASTAL
ON MANY TRIPS
DURING WEEKEND

On the flight to Sitka Saturday an
Alaska Coastal Airlines' plane took
the following passengers. Mrs.
George Jorgenson, Janis Jorgenson,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14
FERvENT PLEA

KANSAS CITY, Kans.-Reminded
repeat teddy that they couldn't
take her to a park because of the
shortage of gasoline, kindergarten
pupil finally presented this argu-
ment:
Mother, since it's Mothers Day,
she said, don't you think we ought
to go to the park and see the mama
bear?"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-14

; About Is per cent of the total
area of the Philippines is under
cultivation, mostly for rice.
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Empire want aos get quick results
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20

j. A. WEST, JR.
E. B. SHUMARD
G. l.. ALLENDER
S. T. ROBINSON
o. d. FAULKNER
Members of the Board
Of Trustees of Seeley
Union School District
Of Imperial County,
California.
A13-20-27
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

ders, will accept the highest and best
bids offered for said property as may
then be deemed proper, and will
either proceed with said sale as
provided by law, or will withdraw
such property from sale, and this
Board reserves the right to refuse
any or all bids.
That the Clerk of this Board is
directed to post notice of the adop-
ton of this resolution and of the
time and place of holding said meet
ing, to be signed by this Board of
Trustees, or by two-thirds of the
members thereof, in three public
places in the district not less than
fifteen days before the date of said
meeting, and that the said Clerk
shall publish such notice not less
than once a week for three sue
cesSive weeks before the date of
said meeting in the Imperial Valley
Press, which is hereby found to be
a newspaper OF general circulation
published in Imperial County.
PASSED, ADOPTED AND AP-
PROVED this 7th day of August,
l945.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

including one three-rOom dwell
ing house, complete water and
pump system with shed, and
excepting therefrom the main
school building and all play
ground equipment.
Item B The main frame school
building, approximately 24X40
feet, situated upon the real
property described in Item A, 10
Gated about two and one-half
miles east and one mile north
Of the Town Of Seeley, said
Imperial County.
All said property may De inspect
ed by prospective bidders at any
time.
That the minimum prices for
which said property shall be sold
are as follows: Item A, $l,00000;
Item B, 100000; that said prop
erty shall be sold for cash in lawful
money Of the United States, to be
Jdlu UJOIl "a OSCGo Va OAA1o
Of sale to the purchasers; that the
purchaser Of said Item B shall re-
move same from said premises with
in sixty days, after sale is COM
pleted. and delivery of same shall
be deemed to have been made upon
payment Of the purchase price; that
this Board does hereby fix the 4th
day Of September, l945, at 800
O'Clock P M, at the regular place
of meeting of this Board at Seeley
Union School Building in Seeley,
in the County of Imperial, as the
time and place at which separate
sealed proposals to purchase each
item of said property will be received
and considered, at which time and
place this Board of Trustees, as to
the said separate proposals sub
mitted which conform to all terms
and conditions specified III this
resolution of intention to sell, and
which are made by responsible bid
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
You Can Talk TO One Man Classifie
SOLVES CRIME

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 20. (UP)-
Steve Condella, Olyphant special
policeman, found an old weather.
beaten trunk in the woods while at
tending a clambake Kicking it
open, he found a sheet wrapped
around decomposing bones and lime
The assistant district attorney
state police, county detective and
coroner rushed to the scene and
the wheels Of crime detection
Whirled into action.
Finally the coroner arose from
the trunk and spoke: Let's go
home, boys. The investigation is
over. These are the remains vi a
dog"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
ARMY TEACHES READING

CHICAGO, Aug. 20. CUPD - The
average illiterate or nOn-Enghsh
speaking soldier can acquire fourth
grade reading skill in eight weeks,
according to Paul Witty. former
army major assigned to training il
literates.
The army program demonstrates
the validity Of teaching words re-
lated to daily experiences. Witty,
now professor Of education at
Northwestern University. said
He cited the value of visual aids,
as Well as the soldiers desire to
learn" in accelerating reading and
writing skill
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
FL CENTRO
NURSERY
300 No. Imperial Ave.


Phone 633 FL CentrO
FOR SALE-Show case All glass,
six feet long, adjustable shelves.
Post-Press Newspapers
TRASH BARRELS
$3.50. Valens Oil Co Phone 1lOl
Third and Broadway 323
ONE electric range. S45. Carrier re-
frigeratiUn unit for meat trec2iu-,,
Also 50-foot by 4O-loot building
for rent or lease. containing TWO
lO-foOt storage or office rooms
Bob Van Der Linden, 4g7 State
Phone 599. 8-23
F-20 FARMALL tractor mower and
rake, 6i4- foot offset disc. and one
Westinghouse electric cOokstove.
All shape Two miles east Oh Ross
Ave, Troy Hudspeth 8-23
BRAND NEW bicycle. Bert Loop.
82i He'll $38 8-2I
FOR SALE-'37 Dodge parts and
motor, cheap. Box 45. Post Press.
8-21
FOR SALE-One 2-ton chain block.
almost new, $45 cash. Carls Ca
rage, 1893 Adams.
25-Let's Swap
~~~-~-~-~~~~>~-~-~-~ -~-~>-~-~~~-~~~~~~~~---
WILL TRADE 3-bedroom stucco
house, 3l2 years old. in Los An
geles area, for property in El Cen
tro, or what have you? Jimmy
dena, Calf
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
BERT PURDY, MGR.
Phone 636

29-Livestock
WANTED-Good family cows. Phi.
535-R, Brawley 1923
WANTED-Good family COWS. PHI.
585-R. BraWley. 1923
FOR Guernsey COW, third
calf in few days j. P. Boros, five
miles east of Holtville, Yuma
highway. 8-23
A vacant roUc Is unpaIrIorlc. FL
your vacancy by renting through o
For Rent" ad. Pb0na 400.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF SEE
LEY UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
OF IMPERIAL COUNTY TO
SELL SCHOOL SITE PROP
ERTY.
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED AND
FOUND that the real and personal
property hereinafter described is not
now, and will not at the time of
delivery Of title or possession thereof
be longer needed for public school
use by Seeley Union School District
Of Imperial County, and that it is
the intention Of the Board of TruS-
tees Of Seeley Union School District
of Imperial County, California, to
sell said real and personal property
now owned by this school district,
being formerly known and Gesig-
mated aS Elm School Building and
grounds and which said property is
described us follows
Item A. All the right. title and
interest Of Seeley Union School
District III and to that certain
real property situate, lying and
being III the County ot Imperial.
State OF California. and more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the northeast cor
ner 1T Tract No. one hundred
\ tUenty-seEen I27. Township
Fifteen l5j south Range Thir-
teen tl3, East, SBM, accord
Ing - the resurVey authorized
by Act of Congress July /, 1902,
running thence twenty '20D rods
south to 4 point. thence west
sixteen 90 rods to a point.
thence north twenty 20 rods
to the north line Of said Tract
one hundred twenty seven 120,
thence east TO the point Of be-
ginning, containing two % acres
O more OF less. together with Ger
tain Improvements thereupOn,