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                    <text>newspape r s , atlanta 10 , georgla
AIR
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DUPR EE J ORO AN , J R .
P " ES I OENT AND CH AIR M AN
SPECIAL DELIVERY
BO A.A D O F DI RECTO RS
January 16., 1963
T . C H A RLES ALL EN
OU P IU[ I: J O RD A N, SR .
M ARGAR £T M .
J O RDAN
ROSLY N M . JOR D AN
NORTH D EKALB R ECO R D
AA.AA P RESS, INC .
5396 PEAC HTREE R OA D
C HAMDLEE,
GEORG IA
E itcr
TI~ Hagazine
Time arrl Life Building
Rockefe D.er C nter
- e ~ York 20 , New York
P . 0 . Box 388. G L . 7 -63 9 1
D UPREE J ORDAN ,
P UOLISHER
Gentlemen :
MAR T H A F . BROW N , E D IT OR
L . R . DALI!: , ADVERTISIN G
P . K . JOHNSON , CIR C ULATIO N
TH E W EE K L Y STAR
W ll!:9T E NO PUDLISHING CO . • INC .
935 GO"O ON Snu!:l!: T , s .
ATLA.N T A
P.
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w.
10 . GEORGIA
B ox 10888 • PL . 5 - 66 7 6
DUPRE E JORDAN ,
PUDLISHER
Atl., t . h
been a used and misrepresented so badly
in recent days that you are to bG co.!Jil'lended for y ur report;
of January 18. Yom- s,munery was a out as accurate and we 1
blllanced as •ch
short dispatch cruld be. The action of
city in
andoning a 93 ction of t e ao rt'-reet s (la ga.l ly.,
reot s were not closed, but irrevocably bandoned ) was
f rtunnte, ut se ad to be n cessary mder the cir oumst no s.
MARGRET B . R oss. EDI T OR
s
know, Atle.nta is not mly one of the wrld ' a most
sive cities, but has an onlight n.ed and cournf;eous
s.dm
st r tion. Our mayor and o d of aldermen hav . not done
the popul ar or polit ically expedient t hins in t his o:l.t uation .,
but they h v acted uith c our g nccordin g to t he dictatec of
their conscie ca. If everyone 1 olved can simply see thi s .,
the pl" oblems ill soon b worked out .
pro
Th nk
7011
in for your und
st
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143.215.248.55.
Du.Pr
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Mayor Ivan Allen , Jr.
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              <text>DuPace JORDAN, JR.
PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN
Boano of Dincctors

T. CHARLES ALLEN
DuPace JoRcAN. on.
MancareT M. JORDAN

Rosin M. JORDAN

NORTH DEKALB RECORD

AAAA Presa, Inc.
$396 PrachTAce ROAD
CHAMBLEE, GronaIA

P.O, Box 388 - GL. 7-639!

DuPRec JonDAN, PUBLISHER
ManTHa F. Brown, Eorron

L. A. DALE, ADVERTISING

THE WEEKLY STAR

West Evo PusuisHinc Co.. Inc.
935 Gonnon Stacer, 5. W
ATLANTA 10. GEORGIA

P.O, Box 10868 - PL, 5-6676

DUPREE JOROAN, PUDLISHER

Mancret 8. Ross, Eorror

   

weekly newspapers, atlanta 10, geo rgia

AIR NAIL

SPECIAL DELIVERY

 

January 16, 1963

Eaitar

TOE Magazine

Time ard Life Building
Rockefeller Center
New York 20, New York

Gentlemen:

Atlenta has been abused and misrepresented so badly
in recent days that you are to te commended for your report
of January 16. Your summary was about as accurate and well
balenced as such a short dispatch cold be. The action of
the city in abandoning a section of these streets (legally,
the streets were not closed, but irrevocably abandoned) was
uhfortunate, but seemed to be necessary under the circumstances,

As you know, Atlanta is not oly one of the wrld's most
progressive cities, but has an enlightened and courageous
administration, Oy mayor and bosrd of aldermen have not dome
the popular or politically expedient thing in this sit uation,
but they have acted with courage according to the dictates of
their conscience, If everyone involved can simply see this,
the problems will soon be worked out.

Thank you again for your understanding.
eraly,

nae ordan, Jr,

Most

Ded ena

ec: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr.

 
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                    <text>]im Bennett Realty
Real Estate Sales &amp; Loans
1804 STANTON
ROAD, S. W,
ATLANTA,
GA.
PHONE PLAZA 5-4531 • 2 • 3
Octob e r 9, 1961
TO ',/H OM IT MAY CONCERN:
On the l ast days of September, about 3:00 in the .afternoon, a
n egro r ea ltor n a me s Calloway with Callo way Realty Company, accompanied
by a negro n amed Holmes~ visited my office.
The purpose of his visit seemed to be that he woul d like to work
with me o n s om e o f the areas wher e white a n d colored sections are dis- ·
p uted and strongly reminded me th a t h e would be g lad to be bf a ny
assis ta nce to me and that if he could b e o f a ny assista nce to me tha t
I needed only to call on himo
He had, him se lf, tri ed t o g o ab out moving into white se ction s in a
manne r th at the white people wo ul d n't be d~st urbed but that s ome o f the
other - n egro real tor s did n't believe . in the same tactics so h e sat back
a nd t ~ e y ·v~ nt around him a n d g ot the g ravy while he was sittin g b a ck
get t i . .g h ~Jgry.
So h e infor me d me th a t he c a n see nothin g e l se to d o
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              <text>Jim Bennett Realty
Real Estate Sales &amp; Loans

1804 STANTON ROAD, S. W.

ATLANTA, GA.
PHONE PLAZA 5-4531-2-3

October 9, 1961

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

On the last days of September, about 3:00 in the afternoon, a
negro realtor names Calloway with Calloway Realty Company, accompanied
by a negro named Holmes, visited my office.

The purpose of his visit seemed to be that he would like to work
with me on some of the areas where white and colored sections are dis-'
puted and strongly reminded me that he would be glad to be of any
assistance to me and that if he could be of any assistance to me that
I needed only to call on him.

He had, himself, tried to go about moving into white sections in a

‘manner that the white people wouldn't be disturbed but that some of the

other-negro realtors didn't believe in the same tactics so he sat back
and they ‘rent around him and got the gravy while he was sitting back
getti_g uiugry. So he informed me that he can see nothing else to do
but get in line with the other negro realtors in the future. He left
my office stating that his intentions were to do that very thing.

JIM BENNETT REALTY

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                    <text>M essrs. A . T . Walden, Q . V. William son,
Co - Chairmen; C . R . Yates , Treasurer,
W. R . Cockrane and J . H . Calhoun, co .:
Sec retarie s , A tlanta Negro Voters L ea§ue
Atlanta, Georgia
Gentlemen :
T hank you for your teleg ram o f De c ember 16, in rega r ds
to t he P eyton and Harlan R oad clo s i ngs.
I suggest that you m ake a careful
inves tigation o f all the unna tural circum s tances surro unding t his action._
I am convinced that a fter y ou do so, you will a gree w i th m e that this is a
p r a cticable s olution.
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An ar ti£ricial s i tuation i n the a r ea has been create d mainly
b y unsc rupulous dea lings i n o rder to bi d u p the p ric e o f real estate hold~ng s.
Nei ther of the r oads has served a s a thro ugh fare , nor i s either a majo r
sourc e of ac c ess .
Th
~
proposed action lle;l-1 relea s e hundreds of acres of land
for residential and apartment dwelling - - which land ha
previously been
artifically zoned nd which has b en denied its normal use for a number of
years.
~
The proposed action wtn stabliz
the
nth;
area a.nd bring
about a much b tt r attitude on the part of 11 citizens re iding there.
The City has established and maintain d a prescedent of
not interfedng with the normal laws of supply and demand, of sale and
~ ~ u r a l expansion.
factors i
evident.
However~ in this in tance, no
of th
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�My own consideration of the misuse of zoning privileges was evidenced
by my action in 1·egards to the cemetery property and in other instances .
The openin g up of all this large tract of land on the south ide of Gordon
Road would provide greatly needed living areas
c/ for thousands of Negro
citizens who now badly need such space .
I sincerely hope you will reconsider what you aid in your
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stand.
Sincerely,
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              <text>Messrs. A. T. Walden, Q. V. Williamson,
Co-Chairmen; G. R. Yates, Treasurer,

W. R. Cockrane and J. H. Calhoun, Co-
Secretaries, Atlanta Negro Voters League
Atlanta, Georgia

Gentlemen:

Thank you for your telegram of December 16, in regards
to the Peyton and Harlan Road closings. I suggest that you make a careful
investigation of all the unnatural circumstances surrounding this action.
Iam convinced that after you do so, you will agree with me that this is a
practicable solution, |

on Ty openAn artificial situation in the area has been created mainly
by unscrupulous dealings in order to bid up the price of real estate holdings.
Neither of the roads has served as a throughfare, nor is either a major
source of access.

The proposed action Gl release hundreds of acres of land
for residential and apartment dwelling -- which land has previously been
artifically zoned and which has been denied its normal use for a number of
years,

hau teh

The proposed action whi stablize the entire area and bring
about a much better attitude on the part of all citizens residing there.

The City has established and maintained a prescedent of
not interfering with the normal laws of supply and demand, of sale and

ee of natural expansion. However, in this instance, nowof these

factors is evident,
My own consideration of the misuse of zoning privileges was evidenced
by my action in regards to the cemetery property and in other instances.
The openin g up of all this large tract of land on the south side of Gordon
Road would provide greatly needed living areas d for thousands of Negro
citizens who now badly need such space.

I sincerely hope you will reconsider what you said in your
telegram and take all factors into consideration in suppbrt of my firm |
stand.

Sincerely,

Ivan Allen, Jr.
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                    <text>CooperatiVG Cotri!.li~ cc
0~
143.215.248.55
tors n.d ~~nltist
PURPO~E :
• 'I'o define and promote the higl1es t ethics of t he
Estate pxofGs si.on , among its members .
· 2.
eal
'l'o advance at the level of t:itatesmansl ip t h e a ·(:quate
housing needs of t he Atlanta Co7munity .
'I'o cncourabe the peaceful transitio:i of hou sin , · b"'twe:en
·en c --cm dcw:nant races wit· the l c ,_st ar:1oun:i: of friction - d
·w it~ mutual respect for the rights and p.:ivileges of all ,
30
both legal and moral .
4 . To cooperc2te and ad\rise wi ~h public officials in the
zoning of land , for the best use, based upon need, rather
t han polit ical expediency or preference .
5$ To diocoura~a the inc1i €cz-ini."l=.tc cli.sru?tio. of· existing
hcmogcn ious ce:::iuuni tics by " h locl· iJ stin~;"' ond other unethical.
procedure s and t~chniqucs , o t direct . and in irect .
6 .. To oppose m1y artir-ici.:11/bcor ers ~) o f u &amp;tcver nature,
ccns·"-rued and designed as "rricinl :uf:fers," which restricts
the normal and 04°derly gro-;-;,tn of our C · ty .
7. To mate available t hrough our respective organizatinns ,
housing facts , effecting J\tlanta , oni its citi:;;~ns •
. 8 . To consult with the responniblc leadership · in communities
which azc in process of transition , to negote or verify
~crsistant rumo~s ~
--
9.
To take whatever steps consi stant with the ethics of the
Real Estate professi on , and fair play to ~ee thgta..ll citizens
regardless of rac~ are adequately provided witµ housing to _
meet their needs ~nd standards on an equitable · basis •
.,.
through the foregoing an atr.1osphere of faith,
confidence end truGt b~tween the races and those in positions
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Cooperative Comictce of Realtors and Realtist

PURPOSE s VW uo

L. To define and promote the highest ethics of the Real
Estate profession, among its members.

 

2. To advance at the level of statesmanship the adequate
ncusing nceds of the Atlanta Community.

5. To encourage the peaceful transition of housing between
the two dominant races with the Least amount of friction and
with mutual respect for the rights and privileges of all,
both Legal and moral.

be fo cooperate and advise with public officials in the
zoning of land, for the best use, based upon need, rather
than political expediency or preference.

5- . To discourage the indiscriminate disruption of existing
homogenious comaunities by “block busting and other unethical
precedures and techniques, both direct. and indirect.

6. To oppose eny artificial /bearers,) of whatever nature,
ccnetrued and designed as “racial buffers," which restricts
the normal and orderly growth of our City.

7. To make available through our respective organizations,
housing facts, effecting Atlanta, and its citizens.
&amp; 9 9

8. To consult with the responsible Leadership in communities
which are in process of transition, to negate or verify
persistant rumors, :

9. To take whatever steps consistant with the ethics of the
Real Estate profession, end fair play to see that«ll citizens
regardless of race are adequately provided with housing to _
meet their needs and standards.on an equitable basis.

10. To promote through the foregoing an atmosphere of faith,
confidence and tryst between the races and those in positions
of responsibility, officially and wunofficially;: and to keep
open Lines of communication hetween all involved.

&amp;

 

 

 
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                    <text>CONFIDENTIAL
1.
The abandonment of a portion of Peyton and Harlan Roads is the
focal point of increasing city problems created by transitions in residential
real estate.
2.
This problem has occured under normal transitional conditions in
many areas of Atlanta during the past years.
3.
It is now completely apparent that voluntary action on the part of all
citizens must be agreed upon in order to prevent unnecessary destruction
of property values, inconvenience and general loss of morale.
4.
Recognizing the many problems involved, the following suggestions
are recommended in order to establish a reasonable working policy for
the future:
A.
That the rights and privileges of every citizen to purchase
or sell is legal ~:ixt~ru:a1mixix:::bra.:~\ld~w in Atlanta, and protected by
the Georgia Real Estate Commission
B.
This is a voluntary gentlemen's agreement entered into
to preserve the
C.
best interests of all parties.
That the Atlanta Real Estate Board and the Empire Real Estate
Board be asked to appoint a six-man committee to develop and
carry out the following real estate program in this city;
(1)
To ask the Metropolitan Planning Commission and the
Planning and Zoning Division of the City of Atlanta to make
a complete study of the controversial areas of the southwest
and west side of the city and to recommend steps to b e taken
for replanning and rezoning so as to p r o v ide additional
f
I F land for home and apartment d we lling s .
�Confidential - 2
(2)
To study and recommend necessary street changes
that will assist in opening up additional land.
(3)
That this plan be resubmitted to this real estate
group within a six-month period.
(4)
That these two real estate groups will immediately
begin to develop a general, voluntary policy to be adopted
by their members and carried out to the best of their
ability in transitional areas; that such proposals will
be completed and adopted by these groups within a six
month period.
D.
That, from the present and until such programs can be carefully
worked out and agreed upon, that every effort will be made to avoid
controversial transitions, and that these two bodies will urge their
members not to participate in sales or listings for transitional purposes
except where it would be within the normal expansion limits of areas
established
adjacent to and contiguous to/transitions now going on.
E.
That in the Peyton Harlan Road area that the following steps will
be taken to improve the artificial situation created:
(1)
That Dr . Clinton Warner who holds a sales contract on
the BEnnett property relinquish his contract and permit the
purchase of the property by the citizens who now reside in
the area, and who are ready to purchase the same property .
That Dr. Warner take this action in the light of recognizing
�Confidential - 3
that this is a voluntary sacrifice on his part to improve
this difficult situation.
(2)
That the two real estate bodies will make every
effort to prevent any transition in the Peyton Forest area
south of the junction of Peyton and Harlan Roads for a period
of eighteen months and until the above plans can be worked
out with the two real estate boards and put into effect.
(3)
That the residents in the Peyton Forrest area agree to
cooperate by not listing or selling their homes durin g this
period except in the case of transfer or other normal moving
requirements.
(4)
That if these conditions can be satisfactorily agreed upon,
-
it is the reoomme ndation of this group that the Board of
Aldermen, having taken reasonable action to stalilize this
difficult and unwarrented condition, would now recind their
action and reopen P eyton and Harlan Roads.
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              <text>CONFIDENTIAL

l. The abandonment of a portion of Peyton and Harlan Roads is the

focal point of increasing city problems created by transitions in residential
real estate.

2. This problem has occured under normal transitional conditions in
many areas of Atlanta during the past years.

3. It is now completely apparent that voluntary action on the part of all
citizens must be agreed upon in order to prevent unnecessary destruction
of property values, inconvenience and general loss of morale.

4, Recognizing the many problems involved, the following suggestions
are recommended in order to establish a reasonable working policy for
the future:

A. That the rights and privileges of every citizen to purchase

or sell is legal waxkunxestrictesbbyctaw in Atlanta, and protected by

the Georgia Real Estate Commission
B. This is a voluntary gentlemen's agreement entered into

to preserve the best interests of all parties.

C. That the Atlanta Real Estate Board and the Empire Real Estate

Board be asked to appoint a six-man committee to develop and

carry out the following real estate program in this city:
(1) To ask the Metropolitan Planning Commission and the
Planning and Zoning Division of the City of Atlanta to make
a complete study of the controversial areas of the southwest
and west side of the city and to recommend steps to be taken
for replanning and rezoning so as to provide additional

adzzpeee land for home and apartment dwellings,
Confidential - 2
(2) To study and recommend necessary street changes
that will assist in opening up additional land.
(3) That this plan be resubmitted to this real estate
group within a six-month period,
(4) That these two real estate groups will immediately
begin to develop a general, voluntary policy to be adopted
by their members and carried out to the best of their
ability in transitional areas; that such proposals will
be completed and adopted by these groups within a six
month period.
D, That, from the present and until such programs can be carefully
worked out and agreed upon, that every effort will be made to avoid
controversial transitions, and that these two bodies will urge their
members not to participate in sales or listings for transitional purposes
except where it would be within the normal expansion limits of areas
established
adjacent to and contiguous to/transitions now going on.
E, That in the Peyton Harlan Road area that the following steps will
be taken to improve the artificial situation created:
(1) That Dr. Clinton Warner who holds a sales contract on
the BEnnett property relinquish his contract and permit the
purchase of the property by the citizens who now reside in
the area, and who are ready to purchase the same property.

That Dr, Warner take this action in the light of recognizing
Confidential - 3
that this is a voluntary sacrifice on his part to improve
this difficult situation.
(2) That the two real estate bodies will make every
effort to prevent any transition in the Peyton Forest area
south of the junction of Peyton and Harlan Roads for a period
of eighteen months and until the above plans can be worked
out with the two real estate boards and put into effect.
(3) That the residents in the Peyton Forrest area agree to
cooperate by not listing or selling their homes durin g this
period except in the case of transfer or other normal moving
requirements.
(4) That if these conditions can be satisfactorily agreed upon,
tages it is the reoommendation of this group that the Board of
Aldermen, having taken reasonable action to stahlize this
difficult and unwarrented condition, would now recind their

action and reopen Peyton and Harlan Roads.
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                    <text>MR. WALDEN AND MR. TROUTMAN
Recommend to call:
President, Atlanta Real Estate Board
President, Empire Real Estate Board
President, Wes tend Businessmen Association
President, Southwest Citizens Association
Chairmen, Atlanta Negro Voters' League
Chairmen, All Citizens Committee for Better City Planning
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Recommend to call:

President, Atlanta Real Estate Board
President, Empire Real Estate Board
President, Westend Businessmen Association
President, Southwest Citizens Association
Chairmen, Atlanta Negro Voters' League

Chairmen, All Citizens Committee for Better City Planning

 

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                    <text>December 20 - - 12:25 p. m.
Ivan:
Virgil Copeland called me and said that he had baen talking to C. A. Scott
(Mr. Scott h ad called me, too and I returned his call and he's out till 2: 30)
Virgil said that Mr. Scott told him that he thought they
had not been talking to the right Negroes.
. Mr. Scott is doing a couple
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I would call him this
afternoon .
424=4230.
This is good
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Ivan:
Virgil Copeland called me and said that he had been talking to C. A. Scott

(Mr. Scott had called me, too and I returned his call and he's out till 2:30)

Virgil said that Mr. Scott told him that he thought they
had not been talking to the right Negroes. . .Mr. Scott is doing a couple
of articles showing the "other side'' and suggested that Virgil get in touch
with the Atlanta Negro Voters League.

Virgil. said he told Scott that he thought that was an excellent
suggestion, and he said to me that ''even though the barrier is up we
would like to reach a more favorable solution, and we don't xa» want
you to have to take the brunt of all the bad publicity".

He wants you advice as to how to go about re opening the

subject in order to get together with the Voters-League,

ore ee ae ¥

——— ~~,

_--—~~J told him that either you ar I would call him this »

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afternoon,

424=4230.

This is good

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                    <text>DRAFT
Dr . C . Miles Smith
Dr . M . L . King Sr .
Reverend J . A . Middleton
..a:11 Citizens Committee for Better City Planning
Gentlemen:
1 appredate the information furnished me concerning
the formation of the All Citizens Committee for Better City Planning .
l am informing t h e ~ committee which l had already set up of your .
desire to be represented in these discus ions .
I certainly see no
objectioni to such representation.
Th
closing of Peyton and Harlan Roads was done by
an ordinance of th · Board of Aldermen of Atlanta. after consideration through
norm l committee channels and upon recomm ndation of the Public Works
Committee No. l.
I urg
the All Citizen
Committee on Bett r City P lanning
to coop rate with th citizens group tha·t h s
thl
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m tter.
I
b
ready been
am certain that th
Bo rd of Aldi rm n and my offic
~ con iderat oi recomm ndations m d
by the citi
Sine r ly,
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would
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              <text>DRAFT

Dr. C. Miles Smith

Dr. M. L. King Sr.

Reverend J, A, Middleton

Sill Citizens Committee for Better City Planning

Gentlemen:
lappreciate the information furnished me concerning

the formation of the All Citizens Committee for Better City Planning.

lam informing the&lt;citizers committee which I had already set up of your

 

desire to be represented in these discussions. I certainly see no
objection{ to such representation.

The closing of Peyton and Harlan Roads was done by
an ordinance of the Board of Aldermen of Atlanta after consideration through
normal committee channels and upon recommendation of the Public Works
Committee No. 1.

I urge the All Citizens Committee on Better City Planning
to cooperate with the citizens group that has already been set up to consider
this matter.

Iam certain that the Board of Aldermen and my office would
be nist considerate of recommendations made by the citizens group as was
° nélly HE paused,

Sincerely,
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Dr. C. Miles Smith
Dr. M. L. King Sr.
Reverend J. A. Middleton
~11 Citizens Committee for Better City Planning
Gentlemen:
I appreciate the information furnished me concerning
the formation of the All Citizens Committee for Better City Planning.
I am informing the cit ;i;z;e:ns committee which I had already set up of your
desire to be represented in these discussions.
I certainly see no
objection +· to such representation.
The closing of Peyton and Harlan Roads was done by
an ordinance of the Board of Aldermen of Atlanta after consideration through
normal committee channels and upon recommendation of the Public Works
Committee No. 1.
I urge the All Citizens Committee on Better City Planning
to cooperate with the citizens group that has already been set up to consider
this matter .
I am certain that the Board of Aldermen and my offic e w ould
be ~
cons i derate of recommendations made by the citizens group, a s
Sincerely,
ma,-s-
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              <text>DRAFT

Dr. C. Miles Smith
Dr. M. L. King Sr.
Reverend J. A. Middleton
&amp;1l Citizens Committee for Better City Planning
Gentlemen:

Iappreciate the information furnished me concerning
the formation of the All Citizens Committee for Better City Planning.
Iam informing the citizens committee which I had already set up of your
desire to be represented in these discussions. I certainly see no
objectiong to such representation.

The closing of Peyton and Harlan Roads was done by
an ordinance of the Board of Aldermen of Atlanta after consideration through
normal committee channels and upon recommendation of the Public Works
Committee No, 1.

I urge the All Citizens Committee on Better City Planning
to cooperate with the citizens group that has already been set up to consider
this matter.

Iam certain that the Board of Aldermen and my office would

be mest considerate of recommendations made by the citizens group,as—was.

Sincerely,
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              <text>December 23, 1962

Mx. Kaliph Moore

Chairman of the

Committee on Appeal for Human Rights
Atlanta University

Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mr. Moore:

May L acknowledge receipt of your wire of December iZnd, which
reads as follows:

“The Students of Atlanta University feel as if you have made a
great mistake in supporting the establishment of an Atlanta Wail
across Peyton and Marlen Roads. In reply to a request of the All
Citizens Committee on Better Citisens Planning we supply 175
pieketers per day for the Westend Business area. We will aise
stage several mass demonstrations at the Atianta City Wall with
no less than 1500 students. This action will focus the eyes of the
worid om the Atlanta City Wall. We do not want Atianta io have this
type of publicity. Thereiore we encourage you to remove the Wall
ané@ salle the good image of Atianta while there is still time."

Piret, this is te advise you that at the request of Mr. Virgil Copeland,
President of the Southwest Civic Association, 1 have asked repre-
sentatiage of the following four groups to form a dlizens committee
to discuss the problems confronting the Peyton-Marlan Read area
situation. Mr. Q. V. Williameon has advised me that the Citlsens
Committee for Better Planning will repreeent him in his capacity ae
Ge-Chairman of the Atlanta Negro Voters League. I would think that
any action prior to the deliberations of this committee and its
recommendations would be precipitous and harmful to our beat efforts.

Second, i would like for the stadente of Atianta University to have full
knowledge and acquaint themeelvea with the everail preblem and with

 

 

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Mr. Ralph Moore December 23, 1962

the complete record to date which is aa follows; The Peyton-Harian
Road problem is the fifty-second area or street to undergooneighber-
heed expansion, penetration or encroachment since the firat of this
year. The record is flawless insofar aa the protection of the rights
of the Negro citizen ia concerned. I am enclosing a lbet of the fifty=
one streets on which this problem has been satisfactorily handled to
date. I hepe that the students, with their ability to analyze factual
conditions, will study carefully this record, and 1 would hope that
they would express their complete satisiaction and accord with the
record of this administration.

i am certain that the matter having been handled se as te protect the
rights of all persons im the first fiity-one instances would raise the
question of why it is not being handled the same way in the Peyton-
Harlan Read instance. The answer, again, can be factual and
definite. The Peyton Road incident, consisting mainly of agitation
on Fielding Lane, is an artificial, wnnatural condition created by
unscrupulous parties, both white and Negro, who have attempted
through uncthical, disloyal and fhise misrepresentations to panic the
residents of that community.

Te prevent this condition, I have previously worked with the Empire
Real Estate Board and a citizens committees, composed of the West end
Businessmen's Associationsmnad the Empire Real Estate Board. in spite
of a previous record of excellent cooperation from these two bedies, it
was impossible to stop thie artifical bargaining ef land.

May I invite your attention to the fact that the closing of Peyton and
Marlan Roads is an inconvenience mostly to white citizens and to very
few Negro citizens. it dees not prevent access or egress into aay
area of town, nor dows it limit any rights of the individual citizen
from purchase or sale, or other fundamental liberties. it merely
serves a2 a warning to unscrupulous real esiate dealers that Atlanta
will not tolerate under the guise of “race descrimination™ the des-
truction of fundamental values among any of its citizens.

I would hope that you would study this problem carefally and I would
aise assure you that if there ia additional information which you
deire, 1 will be glad to supply it.

od-
Mr. Raiph Moore December 23, 1962

he record as outlined above shows that the rights of all citizens
have been protected without question in fifty-one out of Alty-two
instances, and, now, you place a question mark by the filty-second.
Atlanta's reputation haa been built by these who have carried out
the aforegone record. li is my sincere hope that the students of
Atlanta University will aot injure this record.

Should you ignore the above request and feel that you must picket
for the sake of picketing, then be assured that the rights of the
individual in picketing will be zealously guarded by the law enforce-
ment body of this city.

You stated that you plan to stage several mass demonstrations with
1,509 students at the Atlanta City Hall. If, for parposes of national
publicity you feel this is abeciutely necessary, and if you will advise
me of the time of your arrival, 1 should be giad tc receive you on the

City Hall steps.

I hope you will inform the students of Atlanta University that Atianta's
record is outstanding, and that I hope they will not injure it with any
unnecessary or overt action.

Sincerely,

Ivan Allens, Jr.

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PWUF 298 PD ATLANTA GA 22 5 0 0 P EST
MAYOR IVAN ALLEN JR.
3700 NORTHSIDE DRIVE NW ATLANTA
YOUR TELEGRAM OF DEC 21 1962 HAS BEEN RECEIVED.
I HAVE REFERRED SAID TELEGRAM TO THE ALL
CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR BETTER CITY PLANNING DR C MILES SMITH AND THE REVERENDS JOHN A
MIDDLETON AND ML KING SR CHAIRMAN.
PLEASE BE
ADVISED THAT THIS COMMITTEE IS THE SOLE
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE NEGRO COMMUNITY IN THIS
MATTER.
I AM SURE YOU WILL HEAR FROM THEM
IMMEDIATELY REGARDING SAME .
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PWUF 298 PD ATLANTA GA 22 500 P EST
MAYOR IVAN ALLEN JR.

3700 NORTHSIDE DRIVE NW ATLANTA

YOUR TELEGRAM OF DEC 211962 HAS BEEN RECEIVED.
I HAVE REFERRED SAID TELEGRAM TO THE ALL
CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR BETTER CITY PLANNING -
DR C MILES SMITH AND THE REVERENDS JOHN A
MIDDLETON AND M L KING SR CHAIRMAN, PLEASE BE
ADVISED THAT THIS COMMITTEE IS THE SOLE
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE NEGRO COMMUNITY IN THIS
MATTER, IAM SURE YOU WILL HEAR FROM THEM

IMMEDIATELY REGARDING SAME,

Q. V. WILLIAMSON

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                    <text>TELEGRAM
To :
Mr. A. T. Walden and Q . V. William on
Co -c hairman, Atlant.a Negro Vot re Lea~
Mr. J. T. Bickers , President, Empire REal Estate Board
Mr. DuP1"ee Jordan , President, Wecit End Businessmen's Assn.
Mr. Vii-gil Copeland, President, South West Civic Association
At the reque t of Mr. Virgil Copeland. President, Southwe t Civic
Associ tion, 1 am a king that you appoint · committee of three people
k&gt;=c from your body tom et jointly with the Southwest Civic A aoci tion
The Atlan
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              <text>TELEGRAM
To:

Mr. A. T. Waldenand Q. V. Williamson
Co-chairman, Atlanta Negro Voters League

Mr. J. T. Bickers, President, Empire REal Estate Board
Mr. DuPree Jordan, President, Weét End Businessmen's Assn, .

Mr. Virgil Copeland, President, South West Civic Association

At the request of Mr, Virgil Copeland, President, Southwest Civic
Association, Iam asking that you appoint a committee of three people

fom from your body to meet jointly with the Southwest Civic Association

The Atlanta Negro Voters League,, the West End Businessmen's Association
and the Empire Real Estate Board, to make a citizens study of the

problems in the area south of Gordon Road and in the Peyton Forest

iitQx Utoy area, Your recommendations, satisfactory to all of you, would

be of great help in maintaining Atlanta's very fine reputation.

Ivan Allen, Jr.

Mayor of Atlanta
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                    <text>1. Col. Walden said that the article in this morning's Cons ti which said
that the All Citizens Committee would represent the league was erroneous.
that the League voted (with the support of Walden, Williamson, Wilkes, Borders
and King) to support the main objectives of the All Citizens Committee, but
they would represent themselves.
. this means we will have nine representatives
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Col said he would call me either this after noon or tomorrow and give me
the names of the three from the league, and we will probably hear at the
same time of the three from Empire.
. it will be Saturday before we hear
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. The league will
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people to make them go along with negotiations in spite of the presence of the
wall. He said Q. V. goes along with this also.
He further said that last night he and QV were given the authority to select
the three members themselves.
Mr. Scott called and is real conserned, apparently he got the same impression
as the Constitution did about having the All Citizens Committee repres e nt the
league, and wanted to talk to you about meeting with the Executive Committee
of the league to get them to represent themselves.
. he said that QV was
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the;deterent as he had a vested interest.
Jack Savage called and said that he told the attorney for the white people (Edwards}
that as "far as we are concerned, once the ordinanc e was pas sed, the property
reverts to the center of the road and belongs to the property owners on either
side, and they could plow it up and plant it in cotton. 11 He told Ray Nixon to be
sure the barricade is one inch inside the city's prof)erty .
Talked to Virgil Cope land.
. and h e is naming himself, Eharlie Edwards (atty )
and Clif Bullard (VP of SW Citizens Committee) he understands that he is to
call the meeting and invite all your appointees. This he will do Monda y for
Wednesday.
. They are having a meeting of their E xecutive Committee Saturday
afternoon and ta.is is what he plans to Propos e then to pres ent to the bi - racial
group. He is compl e tely s old on this idea and realizes what a great v ictory it
will be for thos e people:
1 . Recommend barrier be removed as it has served its
purpose and is really as artifical and the situation which brought it about.
2.
300 acres for
State the willingness of thos e resid e nts to re zone the
N housing and apar tm ents.
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Request the Empire Real Estate board w/ to work w ith
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and not to accept any listings without advising them.
4.
Sugges t the rerouting of streets in order to form a horse
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He is going to show me a draft before he presents it to his gr9up.
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              <text>1. Col. Walden said that the article in this morning's Consti which said
that the All Citizens Committee would represent the league was erroneous.

that the League voted (with the support of Walden, Williamson, Wilkes, Borders
and King) to support the main objectives of the All Citizens Committee, but

they would represent themselves. . .this means we will have nine representatives
from the Negro Community.

Col said he would call me either this after noon or tomorrow and give me

the names of the three from the league, and we will probably hear at the

same time of the three from Empire. . . it will be Saturday before we hear
from the All Ctizens Comm as they meet Friday night. . . The league will

be in attendance, and Col. Walden said that they will have enough right thinking
people to make them go along with negotiations in spite of the presence of the
wall. He said Q. V. goes along with this also.

He further said that last night he and QV were given the authority to select
the three members themselves.

Mr. Scott called and is real conserned, apparently he got the same impression
as the Constitution did about having the All Citizens Committee represent the
league, and wanted to talk to you about meeting with the Executive Committee
of the league to get them to represent themselves. . .he said that QV was
the;deterent as he hada ''vested" interest.

Jack Savage called and said that he told the attorney for the white people (Edwards)
that as ''far as we are concerned, once the ordinance was passed, the property
reverts to the center of the road and belongs to the property owners on either

side, and they could plow it up and plant it in cotton.'' He told Ray Nixon to be
sure the barricade is one inch inside the city's property.

Talked to Virgil Copeland. . .and he is naming himself, Eharlie Edwards (atty)
and Clif Bullard (VP of SW Citizens Committee) he understands that he is to

call the meeting and invite all your appointees. This he will do Monday for
Wednesday. . . They are having a meeting of their Executive Committee Saturday
afternoon and this is what he plans to Propose then to present to the bi-racial
group. He is completely sold on this idea and realizes what a great victory it
will be for those people:

1. Recommend barrier be removed as it has served its
purpose and is really as artifical and the situation which brought it about.

2, State the willingness of those residents to rezone the
300 acres for N housing and apartments.

3. Request the Empire Real Estate board ¥/ to work with
the Wouthwest Citizens Committee dx in any problems to arise in the future,
and not to accept any listings whthout advising them.

4, Suggest the rerouting of streets in order to forma horse
shoe from Gordon to Willis Mill using Peyton, Tee and Harlan Roads.
He is going to show mea draft before he presents it to his gr9up.
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                    <text>I talked with Dr. Borders, and he is going to ha v e Col. Walden call
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This has been successfully handled in 51 instances
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You had contacted Bickers w ith the reque st
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Bring out the point about Gene B e nnett and w hat
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The r e are only four N e gro famili e s a ffe cte d by
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w hat n o o n e can us e at thi s t i me fo r N egr o housing.
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              <text>I talked with Dr. Borders, and he is going to have Col. Walden call
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and directly across from the Washington playground.

The crowd will have already been there, and Dr,
Borders wants you to bring out the following points:
1. This has been successfully handled in 51 instances
to the major displeasure of white people.
2. You had contacted Bickers with the request
that he offer you some type of solution to be problem
before it came toa head, . .he never offered any
solution,
3. Bring out the point about Gene Bennett and what
he did in bidding up the price of his land.
4, There are only four Negro families affected by
this and this change will open up 2 to 300 acres of land
what no one can use at this time for Negro housing.
Ivan: Since your time will be running closely, I would like to go with you so
you can fill me in on the way to the airport and plan any statement which you
may want released tomorrow. . . .(Dr. Poer will meet you at the airport

if you wish, )
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                    <text>December 29, 1962
Colonel A . T . Walden
Wal den Building
Atlanta , Georgia
Dear Colonel Walden:
May I express my appreciation for your w illingness
to serve on the committee which Mr. Virgil Copeland
requested me to appoint to study the problems in the
Peyton - Harlan road area .
I am furnishing your name to M r. Copeland and I
feel sure you will hear from him shortly regarding
a meeting.
Sincerely,
Ivan Allen, Jr .
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              <text>December 29, 1962

Colonel A. T. Walden
Walden Building
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Colonel Walden:

May I express my appreciation for your willingness
to serve on the committee which Mr. Virgil Copeland
requested me to appoint to study the problems in the
Peyton-Harlan road area.

Iam furnishing your name to Mr. Copeland and I
feel sure you will hear from him shortly regarding
a meeting.

Sincerely,

Ivan Allen, Jr.

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Mr. Warren Cochrane
Butler Street YMCA
22 Butler Street, N . E .
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mr. Cochrane :
May I express my appreciation for your willi ngness
to serve on the committee which M r. Virgil Copeland
requested me to appoint to study the problems in the
Peyton-Harlan road area.
I am furnishing your na.me to Mr. Copeland and I
feel ure you will hear from him shortly regarding
a meeting.
Sincerely~
Ivan Allen, Jr.
IAJr:ad
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Mr. Warren Cochrane
Butler Street YMCA

22 Butler Street, N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mr. Cochrane:

May I express my appreciation for your willingness
to serve on the committee which Mr. Virgil Copeland
requested me to appoint to study the problems in the
Peyton-Harlan road area.

Iam furnishing your name to Mr. Copeland and I
feel sure you will hear from him shortly regarding
a meeting.

Sincerely,

Ivan Allen, Ir.

iAJr:ad
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                    <text>December 29, 1962
M r. C . R . Yates
Yates &amp; M ilton Drug Co.
228 Auburn Avenue., N . E .
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mr . Yates :
May I express my appreciation for your willingness
to serve on the committee which Mr. Virgil Copeland
requested me to appoint to study the problems in the
Peyton-Harlan Road ar,e a.
I am furnishing your name to Mr.. Copeland and I
feel sure you will hear from him shortly regarding
a meeting.
Sincerely,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
IAJr:ad
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Mr, C. R, Yates

Yates &amp; Milton Drug Co.
228 Auburn Avenue, N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mr, Yates:

May I express my appreciation for your willingness
to serve on the committee which Mr. Virgil Copeland
requested me to appoint to study the problems in the
Peyton-Harlan Road area.

Iam furnishing your name to Mr. Copeland and I

feel sure you will hear from him shortly regarding

a meeting.

Sincerely,

Ivan Allien, Jr.

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                    <text>December 29, 1962
Mr.
. V. Williams on
Williamson and Company
855 Hunter Street* N. W.
Atlanta , Georgia
Dear Mr . Williamson :
May I express my appreciation for your willingness
to serve on the commi ttee which. Mr . Virgil Copeland
requested me to appoint to study the problems in the
Peyton-Harlan Road area .
I am furnishing your name to Mr. Copeland and I
feel sure you will hear from him shortly regarding
meeting •.
Sincerely.
Ivan Allen. Jr.
IAJr:ad
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              <text>December 29, 1962

Mr. W@W V. Williamson
Williamson and Company
855 Hunter Street, N. W.
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mr, Williamson:

May I express my appreciation for your willingness
to serve on the committee which Mr. Virgil Copeland
requested me to appoint to study the problems in the
Peyton-Harlan Road area.

Iam furnishing your name to Mr. Copeland and I
feel sure you will hear from him shortly regarding

a meeting.

Sincerely,

Ivan Allen, Jr.

IASr:ad
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December 29, 1962
Mr. W. L . Calloway
Calloway Realty Company
193 Auburn Avenue N . E.
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mr. Calloway:
May 1 express my appreciation for your willingness
to serve on the committee which Mr. Virgil Copeland
requested xne to· appoint to study the problems in the
Peyton-Harlan Ro d area.
I am furnishing your name to Mr. Copeland and I
feel sure you will hear from him shortly regarding
a meeting.
Sincerely.
Ivan Allen, Jr.
lAJr:ad
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              <text>December 29, 1962

Mr, W. L. Calloway
Calloway Realty Company
193 Auburn Avenue N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mr. Calloway:

May I express my appreciation for your willingness
to serve on the committee which Mr, Virgil Copeland
requested me to appoint to study the problems in the
Peyton-Harlan Road area,

Iam furnishing your name to Mr. Copeland and I
feel sure you will hear from him shortly regarding
a meeting.

Sincerely,

Ivan Allen, Jr.

1AJr:ad
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M r. J . T . B ickers
J . T . B ickers Realty Company
187 Aubu rn A v enue , N . E .
Atlanta, G eorgia
Dear Mr. Bickers:
May I express my appreciati on for your willingness
to serve on the commi ttee which Mr. Virgil C o peland
requested me to appoint to study the problems in the
Peyton-Harlan Road area.
I am furnishing your name to Mr. Copeland and I
fe~l sure you will hear from. him shortly regarding a
meeting .
Sincerely,
Ivan · llen, Jr.
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Mr. J. T. Bickers

J. T. Bickers Realty Company
187 Auburn Avenue, N. E,
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mr. Bickers:

May I express my appreciation for your willingness
to serve on the committee which Mr. Virgil Copeland
requested me to appoint to study the problems in the
Peyton-Harlan Road area.

lam furnishing your name to Mr. Copeland and I
fekl sure you will hear from him shortly regarding a
meeting.

Sincerely,

Ivan Allen, Ir.

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