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v- H‘>\ORARY MEMBERSHIP IN the 82nd Airbonrne Division’s Historical Society is presented
hv i <V. Gerald W. Davis, Division Intelligence Officer, Executive Secretary of tin society, to Er
,*< i, principal ol the E. E. Smith High School, Fayetteville, and president of the Towns
iv.. i- i laii. Others are !. to r.' Arthur J. Pindel business manager of Fayetteville stale Teachers’
• ..tv. s s. Spivey. principal of the Washington Drive Junior High School: Dr. VVat.son Fowler
l ■ ! . principal of the Lewis Chapel Elementary School. (PHOTO .BY THORPE).
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This year the 90 voice choir will j
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J H- inrich Schutz. Mr. Wm. L. Gutfa- |
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' This annual program has always I
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dents spent a week at Bennett.
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Mourners Os Both Races Attend
Final Rites For Hammer Victim
!j CHICAGO —(ANP!— Hundreds
of persons, both white and Negro,
I filed into the solemn aisles of the
Englewood Church of God in
Christ last wek to pay homage to
a 17-year-old Negro youth whose
I life was snuffed out. March If by
[j a gang of white teen-age toughs as
I he waited foi a bus in a white
) neighborhood here.
| The huge crowd spilled out into
j the streets, after consuming all a
| vailable space in both the church
i j auditorium and basement. Many
| persons stood in the aisles and be
| hind the rostrum.
there was hardly a dry eye
in the audience as the Rev. j
Marcus H. Morgan delivered
I the eulogy over the body of
Alvin Palmer, an honor stu
[ | dent at Fan ugut High school.
| [ whose young and building life
, j was snatched suddenly and
violently by white hoodlums.
■ The principal of the high school |
, | paid .special tribute to young Pal- j
.! hit saying "the best we can say
i about Alvin is the best, we can I
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say about any Farragut student."
The bereaved parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elijah Palmer, were present
ed a check from the school's stu
dent body.
Alvin's body was dressed in the
olive drab Marine Corps Reserve
uniform of which he was a mem
ber.
Mr. Palmer said he had no ma
lice in his heart for the youths in
volved in his son’s death.
Meanwhile swift, effective po
lice work in the brutal hammer
slaying of young Palmer ended in
; 15 white toughs bring indicted by
a Cook County grand jury on mur
| dor and conspiracy true bills.
I Thirteen of the youths face mur
| der raps, while two are being held
j as accessories after the crime
Seventeen year old Joseph
Schwartz, a freight caller for
the Saute Fe Ry., has admitted
the vicious and unprovoked
bludgeoning of Palmer be
cause "we wanted to get a Ne
j gro". The other whites held
were part of two ear loads of
young hoodlums who went
looking for someone to get.
In the indictment action, evi
dence against the teen-agers was
presented to the grand jury by
five witnesses, one of whom told
police he was standing at the bus
stop with Palmer when the attack
occurred.
Wilmore Johnson. 41. said hr
saw a white youth club Palmer to
death for no apparent reason.
Police later seized Schwartz and
said he admitted orally that he
attacked Palmer after touring the.
streets with two cars full of teen
agers sot on "getting a colored
guy".
States Attorney Benjamin Ada-
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH 80. 1957
mowski said he wnll seek the death
penalty for all the toughs indicted
for murder.
Meanwhile the police officer
whose off-duty investigations
brought about the arrest of
young Schwartz has been the
recipient of many rewards for
good work in apprehending
Schwartz.
Patrolman Joseph T. Mildice has
been promoted to the rank of de
tective and put. down by Police
Commissioner Timothy O’Connor
for S3OO extra compensation. In ad
dition to that, citizens have sent
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In a letter to O’Connor, il
Slates attorney said 1 would hi
to pay special tribute to off it
Mildice. He is certainly a credit
•he department as well as to t!
community."
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