Teachers Seeking Salaries Are Fired Baltimore, Md,, June 80—The ■^campaign for equalization of salaries pp.id Negro and white teachers in two counties resulted [ i the firing ctf at least four of i them and he intimidation of many ■ others, it was learned here this | Week. Howard Pindell, who had been teaching five years in Anne Ar- ! undel county, nnd who thus had tenure ami could be fired without cause. w?a transferred two years 1 ago to Frederick county where he was offered a better job as prin cipal. However, his tenure earned in Anne Arundel county was not good in Frederick county before ho earned his tenure by working j two years in Frederick. His two- i year period was completed this spring and he was fired. Mr. Pindell was the first teach cr in the State of Maryland who offered to cooperate in the legal | action to florce equalization of i salaries. Evidently tho nochool authorities feel that he is a dan 1 gen us person to ha.ve on the pay roll, especially if he has a tenure because he may consent to be the | plaintiff in a salary equalization I suit at anytime. In Somerset county, Namoii Allen, who was not being consid ered as *. plaintiff in a suit, but was ^one of the leaders among the teachers in the community in the agitation for egual teachers’ sal aries, was dropped this spring by tho school board. He had not been teaching more than two years and so could be dismissed without cause. In Prince tieorge's county, the superintendent of schools, Nich olas Orem, has declared open war In the movement to equalize tea chers’ salaries and has stated that he will fight it through the courts and by intimidating the Negro I teachers in anyway in his p wrr. As a first step ini his campaign of brightening colored 'teachers, he has dismissed aX least three [ probationary teacchers to prevent them from earning tenure and thus escaping dismassal except by cause. Evidently the intention is to keep replacing teachers within the two year period so that there wll be a fresh crop always on hand completely at the mercy of the superintendent. I* was Superintendent Orem i who first objeted to NAAt'P attor neys examining the minutes of the I school board. It was necessary for the lawyers to file a petition de manding eccess to the minutes. | Insures a ourt fight every step of the way in order to win equali zation of salaries in Prir.ece Geor ge's county. In two other counties in Mary- | l».nd, Montgomery and Calvert, the I salaries were equalized by agree men* out (4 ourt, but not, however ■ N'fore actual legal papers were ' *lled. The unequal salary scale in Maryland, which annually deprives Negro teachers of some $486,000 has been called “wholly uncon stitutional’’ by the best lega.l ex perts in the state, and his opinion has been forwarded bv them to Governor Harrq W. Nice. This opinion of the best lawyers and o*dges in his state led Governor Nice last year to announce that ho would steps at once to have tho legislature repeal the unequal salary scale and institute one sa lary scale for all teachers. (Despite the victories ira two Mary eland counties and the opinion ! of state legal experts, and the opinion of Governor Nice, Super intendent Orem in Prfince George’s county is determined to block every move to equalize teachers. Governor Nivo granted an aud ence June 22 to Carl Murphy, editor of the Afro-American; Geo. B. Murphy of the Maryland Edu cational Association; Thurgood Marshall, of the NAACP legal I staff; and Marse Calloway; Balti more political figure. The con ferees discussed teachers’ salaries and the Govevrncr announced that he would refer to* it i.-* his speech to be delivered June 30. .-o See Church Fight of Robbery Shooting of Ark. Presiding Elder Little Rock, Ark., July 2 (ANP) —A fractional fight between fri-; ends supporting (Dr. A. (>. Wilson j in his candidacy $or the AME bishopric and those backing for; I>r. J. H. Clayborn, editor of the i Southern Christian 'Recorder, in' his candidacy for the same posi tion, was seen Vast week at the the probable cause of the shooting and robbery of the Rev. O. Shor man, 44 presiding elders of the Camden district, at his home a week ago Tuesday. Two ministers ! have been arrested tend quizzed as j I his assailants. Rev. Sherman had attended a j meeting of the firjmce committee of the board of trustees of Shorter j college, an AME institution, and was given a stachel containing! | $2,31SJ raised for the college1 to j I t.v.ke home arvl keep overnight. | 1 Two men followed him in their car and as he drove in his drive-1 way, one shot Rev. Camden { through the nouth and snatched the money hags. He chased them in his machine until he collapsed ! from loss of blood and scock. | It has since been pointed outi that turning the funds ovevr to I Rev. Sherman was “irregular” in- j asmuch as Dr. Clay born is treas-j urer of shorter, and that the pres-1 iding elder’s assailants were thor-1 ough aware of the circumsta.nc-1 es surrounding the committee) meeting. Rev. Sherman has identified! one of his assailants to police a« the Rev. Han Id Nelson, an Okla homa pastor whose father is one of Arkansas’ leading ministers. Rev. Nelson, about 27, is a form er student at Shorter. 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FOR RENT Vico clean apts. Have to he seen to appreciate. AT 9460. HOUSE FOR RENT 1834 N. 22nd, 4 rooms, redecorat ed, new floors—$16.00 WA. 8336. Lotral Notices— Atty. Itay L. Williams Room 2 Tuchman Bldg. 2>lth Lake IN THE COUNTY COURT OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, Nebraska In the matter in the estate of Lovelac Campbell, Deceased. All persons intersted in said matter are hereby notified that on the 23rd day of June 1938 Ray L. Williams a petition in said County Court, praying that his final administration account filed herein be settled and allowed, and that he be discharged from hi: trust as administrator and that r hearing will be had no said peti ti n before said Court on the 23r day of July ] 938, and that if yoi foil to appear before said Cour n the said 23rd day of July 193' '.t 9o’clock a. m. and contest said netition the C urt may grant the prayer of said petition, enter a decree of heirship, and nva.ke such other and further orders, allowan ces and degrees, as to this Court may seem proper, to the end that all matter pertaining t-- s vd estate may be finally settled an,| deter mined. Bryce Crawford. County Judge.1 Begin July 2-38. Ending July 1(1-38. John Adams, Jr., attorney 310 Knrbuck Building Itt the County Court in and for Ilctiglns County Nebraska. In the matter of the Estate of T If. Dyson, deceased. - NOTICE * To the heirs, creditors n.nd all otiier persons interested in the estate of T. H. Dys&ru, deceased You" and each of you are hereby notified that on the 27tht day of June, 1938, in the County Court, in and for Douglas County, Nebr aska, in the matter of the estate of 1’. II. Dyson, deceased, the foll owing order was made: Whereas Pinkie A. Jones has filed in this proceeding her peti tion*, the object and, prayer of which proceeding and petition sue to obtain n decree tliatT. H. Dyson, deceased, a resident of Di uglas Comity, Nebraska, died on or about tiie 22nd day of October, 1931, in. Omaha, Nebraska, seized in fee sample of an undivided one-half interest in nil of the foil [wing described real estate in Douglas Couty, Nebraska, to wit: The East 21 feet of the West 77.5 feet of the North 127.5 feet of Block *'C” Shinn’s Addition to tilt* City of Omaha, as surveyed, platted and re corded; that lie left no will or testament that no application has been made 'n the state tf Nebraska for the appointment of an administrate! of his estate, either by bis heirs or by persons claiming to be cred it'Ts of said deceased; that he left surviving him as lv’* only heir and person interested in his estate 'J'eiriu Dyson, bis widow; that she bud tlio right of descent in all said real estate so left by the deceased. Whereas, said petitioner prays that hearing be fixed for su'd ; heur’ng and ,ihat noticce of said hearing lie given to heirs, credi tors and n|l other persons inter ested in said solute required by law. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, that a bearing on said petition be had before this court on the 23rd i day of July, £938, nl 9 o’clock, u. m. and that if no cause be shown I why tho prayer of said petit'on should not be granted the court may grant the same. It is further ordered that tin* copy of this order bo published in the Omaha Guide, . legal newspaper of said Douglas County, for three successive weeks prior to the days of said hearing. BRYCE CRAWFORD Coun,ty J udge Begin July 2—1938 Ending July 16—1938 ('has. F. Davis. Atty., Room 1 ’Bachman Building, 24th St. at Lake PROBATE NOTICE . In the matter