157 20 10383 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/6199b743b4d61310781ba1f87a3e8303.pdf a3769156cfedb67c75a3c0e29feea242 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. STREETS IN TRANSITION IN 1962 EAST ATLANTA AND -KIRKWOOD AREAS: Wyman St. , Clifton St., Clay St., S. Rogers St., Warren St., S. E. from Memorial Dr. to Boulevard Dr. S. E. E. S. E. S. E. Dearborn St., S. E. from Memorial Dr. north Campbell St., S. E. Stanwood Ave., S. E. from Wyman St. West Paxon St., S. E. Alder Court, S. E. Haas Ave., S. E. from Memorial Dr. south to East Expressway' Patterson Ave., S. E. GROVE PARK AND CENTER HILL AREAS. from Maddox Park to Hightower Road between Simpson Road and Bankhead Ave. West North Ave., N. W. West Ave., N. W. Kennesaw Dr ., N. W. Baker Rd., N . W. Chappell Rd. , N. W. Woodlawn Ave., N. W. Holly St., NW Elmwood Rd.~ NW Lanier St. , NW W. Lake Ave., NW S. Evelyn Pl. , NW Marktwo Pl., N. W. Marktrey Pl., N. W. Jetal Pl., N. W. S. Charlotte Pl., NW Emily Pl., NW Pelton Pl. , NW Baker Cir . , NW Aberdeen Dr ., NW T wille y Rd., N. W. Commodore Dr ., NW A yr shire Cir. , NW Gary Rd., N. W. Gary Ct., N. W. Park Valley Dr. , NW S. Center Hill Ave., NW Hood Ave ., NW Cedar Ave., NW Robert St., NW Church St., NW Wood s Dr. , NW Commercial Ave. , NW ~~).®{rX~MWX ADAMSVILLE BOULDER PARK AREAS South and West of Gordon Rd., S. W. Howell Dr. , SW Howell Ter . , SW Boulder Park Dr., S. W. Nathan Rd., S. W. DelMar Lane , S. W. Brownlee Road to Boulder Park Dr. Bakers Ferry Rd. , N. W. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document STREETS IN TRANSITION IN 1962 EAST ATLANTA AND KIRKWOOD AREAS: Clifton St., S. E. Clay St., S. E. Rogers St., S. E. Warren St., S. E. Wyman St., S. E.from Memorial Dr. to Boulevard Dr. S Dearborn St., S. E. from Memorial Dr. north Campbell St., S. E. Stanwood Ave., S. E. from Wyman St. West Paxon St., S. E. Alder Court, S, E, Haas Ave., S. E. from Memorial Dr. south to East Expressway' Patterson Ave., S. E. GROVE PARK AND CENTER HILL AREAS from Maddox Park to Hightower Road between Simpson Road and Bankhead Ave, West North Ave., N. W. Marktwo Pl., N. W. Gary Rd., N. W. West Ave., N. W. Marktrey Pl., N. W. Gary Ct., N. W. Kennesaw Dr., N. W. Jetal Pl., N. W. Park Valley Dr., NW Baker Rd., N. W. S. Charlotte Pl., NW S. Center Hill Ave., NW Chappell Rd., N.W. Emily Pl., NW Hood Ave., NW Woodlawn Ave., N.W. Pelton Pl., NW Cedar Ave., NW Holly St., NW Baker Cir., NW Robert St., NW Elmwood Rd., NW Aberdeen Dr., NW Church St., NW Lanier St., NW Twilley Rd., N.W. Woods Dr., NW W. Lake Ave., NW Commodore Dr., NW Commercial Ave., NW S. Evelyn Pl., NW Ayrshire Cir., NW CODEN KBOKEN SAG CX NOW ADAMSVILLE BOULDER PARK AREAS South and West of Gordon Rd., S. W. Howell Dr., SW Nathan Rd., S. W. DelMar Lane, S. W. Howell Ter., SW Brownlee Road to Boulder Park Dr, Boulder Park Dr., S. W. Bakers Ferry Rd., N. W.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 63 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a77f86917510ed7e6be5bdcc37901fb8.pdf d21a8087a4316e7926716aff23f71925 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. j • , ' . /' . . '. , · t, . ,, . • . ' ' ,.. ·.· . . . I . ·.. 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Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 62 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/227146284ff91f6d4267b75074607674.pdf 3b4f3975c6a2e218ad485c320b94214e Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 42 Kirkland Street Cambridge 38, Massachusetts January 31, 1963 Dear Mayor Allen, We want to congratulate you on your most unique idea for furthering the progress of integration. The method you chose for enhancing this all i mportant cause is, in fact, so simple we can see why no one had thought of it befor_e . By setting up the "wall 11 in Cascade Heights you gave your bet ter citizens (both Negro and White) a common enemy, therefore causing them to put a side trivial diffe r ences, join forces, and fi ght for somet hing much more i mport a nt--the need for basic s urviva l . Whe n s uc h 'heces si ties 11 a s medi ca l aid, food delive rys, f ire f i ght i ng equ ipment, and school buses a re prevented from going their pr escribed round~ it is obvious tha t mere color di f fere n ces will b e lost i n the shuffle to r estore conditions to what t he modern s ociety is a cc ust ome d to. We exp ec t to see your wa ll in Cas ca de Heights go down in history with the importanc e of Khrushc he v ' s wall in Be rlin and Kennedy ' s blockade of Cuba . That is, just as Khrushchev f orwarded freedom by allying the freedom-loving peoples against his wall , and just as Kennedy forwarded peace by a l lying the p ea ce -lov i ng peopl e s against his blockade, you, Mayor All e n, have f orwarde d integration by allying the Negro and Whit e peopl e s of Atlanta against your wall. Again, congratulations ! Wi th our admiration, ..6~ (?_ ~-t:I.J_ Bruce C. Barthel William J. Apsit BCB,WJA/lr � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document 42 Kirkland Street Cambridge 38, Massachusetts January 31, 1963 Dear Mayor Allen, We want to congratulate you on your most unique idea for furthering the progress of integration. The method you chose for enhancing this all important cause is, in fact, so Simple we can see why no one had thought of it before. By setting up the "wall" in Cascade Heights you gave your better citizens (both Negro and White) a common enemy, therefore causing them to put aside trivial differences, join forces, and fight for something much more important--the need for basic survival. When such 'hecessities" as medical aid, food deliverys, fire fighting equipment, and school buses are prevented from going their prescribed rounds, it is obvious that mere color differences will be lost in the shuffle to restore conditions to what the modern society is accustomed to. We expect to see your wall in Cascade Heights go down in history with the importance of Khrushchev's wall in Berlin and Kennedy's blockade of Cuba. That is, just as Khrushchev forwarded freedom by allying the freedom-loving peoples against his wall, and just as Kennedy forwarded peace by allying the peace-loving peoples against his blockade, you, Mayor Allen, have forwarded integration by allying the Negro and White peoples of Atlanta against your wall. Again, congratulations! With our admiration, Ladue J.Apsk Bruce C. Barthel William J. Apsit BCB,WJA/1r  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 61 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/da18642ff5b3ea77df69e03154c637fa.pdf 48c37e2780a4d3d132db0df3bb603d48 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. THJE ATJLANTA URBAN JLJEAGUJE - - - ~ ~ ~ - - - -O _v_e_r_T_h_i_r_t_y_-F _ iv _ e_Y_ e_a_r_s_o_f_ P_r_e_v_e_n_t_i_v_e_s_o_c_ia_z_ s_e_r_v_ic_e_____ JAcKsoN 1-2355 • 239 AUBURN AVENUE, N. E. • ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA OONFIDENTIAL and PERSONAL F$bruary 4, 1963 Dear Horris: As mueh as I uould .love to s ee you and t he u. N. groups com to · ty., 11 I t hink t he. t the hotel situ tion Atlanta to ' · ew racial and t he Peyton Road barriers would be most embarr~ssing to you, Atlanta The hotels of Atlanta still refuse to aoco t d Al"terica. Negroes but they ll house nonwhites from other countries . Mor eover , t e closin of Peyton Rod near Dr. Harris ' property - is considered as a '-'Berlin Wall n which we all arc Ro d taken dawn, I think th t you -r.>uld be embarr as r On t he oth bond, th propo ed viai t might hasten th t he aforen tionod injustic I nm So, until nic Boo.rd reeinds its action, by otJdering the barri rs t he Alde Peyton shamed of. anding la y vi.ah to i th very b it t wi • rectific tion of • So, I l e~ the d 01 ion to you. confidonti 1 copy of thi r All long 1 tt r b cu u. s; I Cordi Uy you R. , son, Di ctor ' rton en O rri on MEMBER AGENCY ATLANT A ~@ C OMMUN IT Y CH E S T -COUN CIL h � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document THE ATLANTA URBAN LEAGUE ' ) Over Thirty-Five Years of Preventive Social Service JAckson 1-2355 + 239 AUBURN AVENUE, N. E. « ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA CONFIDENTIAL and PERSONAL February )), 1963 Dear Morrist As much as 1 would love to see you and the U, N. groups come to Atlanta to "view racial amity," I think that the hotel situation and the Peyton Read barriers would be most embarrassing to you, Atlanta and America. The hotels of Atlanta still refuse to accept Negroes but they will house nonwhites from other countrics. Moreover, the closing of Peyton Road near Dr. Harris’ property = is considered as a “Berlin Wall” which we all are ashamed of, So, until the Aldermanic Board recinds its action, by opdering the barriers along Peyton Road taken down, I think that you would be embarrassed. On the other hand, the proposed visit might hasten the rectification of the aforementioned injustices. So, I leave the decision to you. I am sending Mayor Allen a confidential copy of this letter because he may wish to write you. With very best wishes, I am Cordially yours, R. A. Thompson, Executive Director Mr. Morris Abram Paul, Weies, Rifkind, Warton and Garrison S75 Madison Avenue New York 22, New York AT? vbm MEMBER AGENCY ATLANTA COMMUNITY CHEST-COUNCIL  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 60 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/7a0c21de65c21849d4130462a9fcd801.pdf 7754add23fecffe26112152d5e036803 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. IRVING L. GREENBERG, l\L D. REGINA GABLER, M. D. SUITE 105 MEDICAL.DENTAL Bun.DING 9~0 W. PEACHTREE ST., N. W. ATLANTA 9, GEORGIA February 6, 1963 Mayor Ivan Allen City Hall Atlant a, Georgia Dear Mr. Mayor: I appreciate d your answer to my lett er of January 3, 1963 re: "The Atl anta Wall". I s a i d in my first l etter that I r eali zed that my inf ormation concerning the events which lead to the erecti on of this wa ll was such tha t I made no cla ims to knowing how best to solve the basic pr oblem. Neve rtheless, I felt that the action that had been taken had caused the "Image" of Atlanta to suffer enormously in the minds of intelligent pe ople of good will throughout our nation and the wor l d. Your r esp onse po i nted out that were I in posses s ion of all the facts I woul d agree with the stand that had been taken. Since gett ing your letter I have tried to learn more ab out the problems i nvolved and I woul d be t he last to minimize the:fa.ct that the se probl ems are of great moment and not at all easy of solution. Nevertheless, I would again re i terate that it is my consi dered judgement that the kind of barricade that we have on Peyton and Harland Roads will be a bl ot on Atlanta • s good reputation and I am convinced that the sooner this blot is erased, the better for wr future . I hope that you wil l understand the spirit in which I make this criticism. As one who is frequently accused of being a one man Chamber of Commerce in my conversations with 11 furriners", both in and out of Atlanta, and as a resident for fifty of my fifty-two years, I w2.nt for our town only the best of all good things. Warm personal regards. Sincerely ~d fraternally y ours, p(;_ r //' . ., "' Irving-[. Greenberg, M. D. ILG/hf � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document IRVING L. GREENBERG, M. D. REGINA GABLER, M. D. SuITe 105 MEDICAL-DENTAL BUILDING 950 W. PEACHTREE ST., N. W. ATLANTA 9, GEORGIA February 6, 1963 Mayor Ivan Allen City Hall Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mr. Mayor: I appreciated your answer to my letter of January 3, 1963 re: "The Atlanta Wall". I said in my first letter that I realized that my information concerning the events which lead to the erection of this wall was such that I made no claims to knowing how best to solve the basic problem. Nevertheless, I felt that the action that had been taken had caused the "Image" of Atlanta to suffer enormously in the minds of intelligent people of good will throughout our nation and the world. Your response pointed out that were I in possession of all the facts I would agree with the stand that had been taken. Since getting your letter I have tried to learn more about the problems involved and I would be the last to minimize the fact that these problems are of great moment and not at all easy of solution. Nevertheless, I would again reiterate that it is my considered judgement that the kind of barricade that we have on Peyton and Harland Roads will be a blot on Atlantalts good reputation and I am convinced that the sooner this blot is erased, the better forauir future. I hope that you will understand the spirit in which I make this criticism. As one who is frequently accused of being a one man Chamber of Commerce in my conversations with "furriners", both in and out of Atlanta, and as a resident for fifty of my fifty-two years, I want for our town only the best of all good things. Warm personal regards. Sincerely and fraternally yours, OG ‘ a ¥ r a Irving L. Greenberg, M. D. ILG/hf  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Text Any textual data included in the document Hecamber 23, p42 Mr. Ralvh Moore ; Chaitman of the Cornmittee on Apoeal for Humin Lights Atlanta University Atlania, Georgia Dear Mz. Moore: ‘flay dacknowiedye Toscipi of your wire of December Z2ud, which reads as fcilows: £ = & “The Students of Atlanta University feel as if you have made a great mistake in sugpoerting the estat lstenect of an Atlanta Wail across Payton and : Hacien Reads. In reply tu @ request of the Alt Citizens Cominitiee on Detter Citlsens Planaing we oupoly 175 picketers per day for the Westend Duginess aren. We will also Siage several maga demonstrations at the (ilanta City Vali with ne less than 155) students. This action will focus the eyes of the world on the Atlanta City Wali, Wwe do not waat Adania to have this tyne af publicity, Therelore we entourage you to remove the Wail and sale the yood image of Atlanta white there is eiili time." Yirst, this ia to advise you that at the request of Mix. Virgil Copeland, President ef the Southwest Civie Association, I have asked rapre- sentatizeve of the fellowing four groups fo form a Giisens committee ta discuss the oroblems confronting the Peyton-Narlan Road area siwation. itr. GQ. V. Willlamsen has advised me that the Citizens Commitiesfor Reiter Planning will represent him in his capacity ac wo~Chaivaiia of the Atlanta Negro Voters League. i would think that any action pxict to the deliberations of this commiites and its Tecurnmendaticong would be precipitous and haranful to our best efforts, Secons, | would Uke for the students of Alania University to have full kuowledy ¢ and acquaint themeelves with the overall problem and with Mr. Ralph Moore December 23, 19762 the complete record to date which is as follows: The Paytonei: avian Road problem is the filty-secoud area or sizvect te undergooneighsor= hood expagsion, peneeates or encroachment since ihe tirst of this year. The record is flawless insofar ax the pretection of the rigals of the Negro citizea is concerned. Tam —— a list of the re iy one streets on which this problem has deen satis a on te date. lIhepe that the students, with their ability to anaiyze factual conditions, will study carefully this sccord, and i would hope that they would express thhir complete satisiaction 2nd acaord with the record of thie administration. / {ani cartsin that the meitter having been handled se ag to protect the kights of aii See ta im the first tiity~one instances would raise the question of why it in mot being handled the same way in the Peytone tiarlan Read instance, Whe answer, again, ctn be factual and deliniite. The Payton oad incident, consisting mainly of agitation = isG ‘on Fielding Lane, ig an artificial, unnatural cendition created by wascropulous pariics, bots white and Negro, who have attempiod through unethical, disie yak ‘nat ise misreprcsentations to panic the Yesidenta of that cormmuni?y. To prevent this condition, I have previously worked with the Empire Real Estate Board and a ciilsena commitice, composed ef the West end Busiaessmon's Agsoclationmad tha Empire Heal Estate Board. ia spite ef & previous record of excellent coogeration from: these two bodies, it was impossible to stop this artifical bargaining of land. Say Linvite your attention to the fact that the clesing of Peyton and ass Roads is an inconvenience mostly te white citizens and io very fow Nagvo citizens, It doae not prevent access or egress into any area of town, nor does it Mrait eny rights of the individual citizen from purchase or gale, or othar ieniacnests liberties. It merely serves &e 3 warning to unserupulons real ce:ate dealers that AUanta will not tolerate under the guise of "race dus se rimination® the dese traction of Jundamenial values among any of iis citizens. i would hope that you would study this grablerm carefully and I would alec assure you that ii there ie additianal information which you éecire, Iwill be glad to aunply it. agen w Miz. Ralph Moora Becermber 23, 1352 fhe recordas outlined above shows that the rights of alt citizens have been protected without question in iity-one out of fiity-twe instances, and, now, you place @ question mari by the ilty-sccond. Atlanta's reputation has been built by those whe haye carricd out the aforegone record. Iiis my sincere hope that the students of Atlan University wili not injure this record. 2 Should you ignorg the above recucst and feel that you mus? picket for the sake of picketing, then be assured that the sigh tg af the individual in picketing will be zealously guarded by the law enfores- ment body of this ciiz. You atated that you plan to siage aeveral mass demonstrations with 1,599 students at the Atlanta City Hall. If, for porpoaca of national publicity you feel ihic is abcoluisiy necessary, and if you will advise rae of the thne of your arrival, I should be glad to receive yor on the City Hall eteps. Lhoge you will inform the students of Atlanta University that Atlania's record is quistanding, and that i hope they will not injure it with any unnecessary oF overt action. Sincerely, x | ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor IAde:2g-  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 58 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/53cc86749b260e546343c945bc41b10a.pdf 1a3bea06c9869a886ba01974007f014f Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 42 7 ,~,,~. ( ife , Hel en E . ors . ) Robert A. Bright City Dire a to.r y 1940 1941 1945 1950 Resid nee Occupation -·- ·Electl'ician-Ful ton Bag n 1951- $2 IJ 1953 n SAL RR tt " Georgia RR 1957 1959 ti n n "fl " 11 6- )0- 61 1962 ???? 6- 7-61 10-9-61 n •• tt 12-27-61 --;;i, 2-7-6) ast of Boulevard, SE 1n st . N (Al mondPark ) betwn Hol lywood Rd & Bankhead R n n tt n 11 109 7 n lt " ~ o:don fl ,. n n, n ti It 427 3085 Gordon Rd. S Buil t n w, purcha. \ n d.S n orth of Hol wdR S n 195.5-.56 19.56- 60 emorial Dr. 3E 1041 Cato St . NW 1956 1962 608 2394 195.5 1960 1961 location of ProctorCrek N. 51.de- opposit Lynnhurst Dr. s q " I n_BiB w. ide 1st s .o Harl -· - - - ~ d 1956 by B 1ght . · Oocupi d by Bright . 5,000 rranty de d RA Bri ht to s · R 1n ,Jr. (of Al . } who as um d 5769 . 91 debt and gave Bright a 2,600 . 00 o curity d dated 6- 30- 61 d due 8-1-61 . Houe mov d aw y and site gr· d down to Gordon Rd . l v l . d 427 Peyton Rd. S Ocoupi d by Joa . L.Orig , Ja. Sou. 11 in _tall r . 500. 00 rr ty , d. JL Orig to Wm . F . Woods(ho .contr ctor) who umed -12, 419.25 d bt . Tr d in on n w bom on 1 keyL k Rd. 18,000 . 00 rranty D · d, Wm. F . oo . to R • • Bright... um s d bt. 16-,.$00.00 Loan D ed, R.A.Br1ght to Tharp • Broo S 300 p yt•. Loan tr n r rr d from Tharp Broo to M 1n St t R tir t 2,000 . 00 w rr _ tr De d, Robt •• Bri ht to G.C.Thornt-on M ~ro Rea { ~ ....--1. ~~, ~ �( .. Z"l .ao :t ~ .a a .r ... 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Occupation Residence location een aoe aam sas 608 Memorial Dr.SE Hast of Boulevard,SE " SAL RR 239 Main St.NW(A aPark) betwn Hollywood Rd & Bankhead R i " nw " n " " Georgia RR 1097 LookoutAve. 7, " , " gou.Ruy 10j1 Cato st.Nw/ " " North of HolwdRa S of ProctorCrek ~ colenta Stores 9085, Gordon Ra.S tt n" " " a } " " f \ Li] a iy meashroge 1S) ae = N.side opposite Lynnhurst Dr.SwW Sss23 28 .Rd.8W Weside lst S.of Harlan | { 3085 Gordon Rd.SW oe Built new, purchased 1956 by Bright. Occupied by Bright. $5,000 Warranty deed RA Bright/ to Sam Raine,Jr.(of Ala.) who assumed $5769.91 debt and gave) Bright a $2,600.00 security deed dated 6-30-61 and due 8-1-61, House moved away and site graded down to Gordon Rd. level. 27 partes Rd, SW Occupied by Jos.L.Griggs,J®. Sou.8ell installer. $500,00 Warranty deed JL Griggs to Wm.F.Woods(house bldg.contractor) who assumed $12,419.25 debt. 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Tm eaet ytaeriaW opr eoataat {9-9-0L — wioord 2 eqtad? o¢ a4.,A.fl .beed aagol 00,002, Wat eer osadé entaM of exoosll 3 oqradT mor? bewielaned? neol ractaost, RT va voih, SA !  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 57 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/09762bcd798dea71fef28c396906f52e.pdf 2173550bda7c6e50d78faa184e7acea7 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 2/20/63 Ivan: Sid Avery called and said that he had had a "brainstorm". thinking before pursuing it further. . . and wanted your . He said that since you have been unable to get anyone together to talk about the barriers, that he would like to get the Southwest Citizens Association and the civic asociation from Florida Heights to come togehter and talk to you about the problem of the barriers . . . he said that these are the two groups with the most at stake and the ones most concerned. . He further added that he had not discussed it with either group. . but thought that this would be an out for you. As you may know, the Florida Hieghts things is a promption plan to de v elop that neighborhood. • . H e will call in the morning to hear your opinion. Shall I tell him that you are alw ays ready to discuss any problem w ith a n y g r oup that wishes to come to talk with you . . that you had talked with the S/W citizen s association many times , and r e pr e s e ntative s of the N e g r o c ommunit y. . . and sin c e t he All Citiz e ns Commi ttee has been state d to b e the offi c i a l repre s e ntative s of the N e gro commun ity, t hat it wo uld b e b ett er at thi s t ime, not t o b ring any other group into thi s pa rti c ular problem?????? Ann � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document = 2/20/63 Ve Ivan: Sid Avery called and said that he had hada ''brainstorm". . .and wanted your thinking before pursuing it further. . . He said that since you have been unable to get anyone together to talk about the barriers, that he would like to get the Southwest Citizens Association and the civic asociation from Florida Heights to come togehter and talk to you about the problem of the barriers. . . he said that these are the two groups with the most at stake and the ones most concerned, , He further Added that he had not discussed it with either group. but thought that this would be an out for you. As you may know, the Florida Hieghts things is a promption plan to develop that neighborhood. . , He will call in the morning to hear your opinion, . . Shall I tell him that you are always ready to discuss any problem with any group that wishes to come to talk with you. . that you had talked with the S/W citizens association many times, and representatives of the Negro community. . . and since the All Citizens Committee has been stated to be the official representatives of the Negro community, that it would be better at this time, not to bring any other group into this particular problem? ????? Ann  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 56 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/1c24397532571ffa7c39dc9e0b083d7b.pdf d503b2373e8583b661318e5e1edf67d2 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. STATEMENT BY IVAN ALLEN, JR . February 25 , 1963 It is the city' s responsibility to mark any part of any road or street that has been abandoned by an ordinance of the Board of Al dermen. I regret that any one or any group has seen fit to take the law into their own hands and tear down street signs or barriers which have been erected in accordance with a city ordinance. This matter is in the hands of the courts and the city will follow any court order. ·· � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document STATEMENT BY IVAN ALLEN, JR. February 25, 1963 It is the city's responsibility to mark any part of any road or street that has been abandoned by an ordinance of the Board of Aldermen. nee I regret that anyone or any group has seen fit to take : the law into their own hands and tear down street signs or barriers which have been erected in accordance with a city ordinance. This matter is in the hands of the courts and the city will follow any comrt order. —  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 55 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/0a8faffc5884d15a601cdd9ef39f76b8.pdf f57c6586f28cdd3f51b23874e0ce9fe6 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ORAH G£1t HANSl;LL oo,-e .... *YANT ..-,.t.,1.CN fltOST ALtllt"T Q M0"MAN , JR. CHA ..LC• H . K ING INJ11,11 A N aA,.,NOO H .;Ot-tN H 90MAN , •.HI . JAMIia llt, HAMI L TON PiUOH M OOilllSltY, Jf/f. COMIEIII W . lltAOR ICK, .JR HAftlltY V . I.AMON , J ~ . tit . W , CRIEH3HAW• .JII STAN LEY H M cCALL.A 11081::MT L , MA.lltCHMAH , Ill JEAN C , Al:..LCN H WILLIA,-. aATH L. TIIA\I IS altA NNOM , .HI . CENT ACPICE M VOH It WR I OHT LAU"tA ftUTH Mc NEIL CHA IIILCS C: . WATKIN a , .JR L MA, .. \II N 1111\IC,.S aA.T('S 8LOCK J .A ""4' C 5 F . McOU l "t~ C C OWAfl O HANSELL ,.J , W I LLIA M 0 1•aoN JULIC W J . c 1,. 1noN SAAL.OW. J R . J OHN M . McCAIIIITCflt W. IIIIHl: TT TAMNE,. C 141CNACL 14A91NTIR A W "IANKLIN BLOOOWO..\N F"E LTO N , J .. LAW OFFICES HAHSl:LL, POST, BRANDON & DO SEY BIXTH P'LOOll , P' I IIST N ATIONAL aANll aUILO INQ ATLANTA a, OltOIIOIA Tl: L l:l'HONI: !lll! - ~1155 January 18 , 1963 Mr. Walter M. McGriff 980 Oriole Drive, S. W. Atlanta , Georgia Mr. Virgil Copeland 657 Fielding Lane, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia Gentlemen: As a courtesy to you, I have been directed to inform you that Phoenix, Ipc. will commence foreclosure proceedings against the Utoy Forrest Subdivision property held by it as security for the indebtedness of Foster Eugene Bennett. Advertising will begin in February. The property will be sold at public sale on the first Tuesday in March, 1963. Notice of foreclosure and demand for attorneys fees has been transmitted to Mr. Bennett. As of January 9, 1963, the unpaid loan principal was $26, 000 with unpaid interest of $1,367. 59. Additional interest accrues at the rate of $5. 78 per day . Phoenix gave notice on January 10 that it intends to claim attorneys fees in the amount of 10,,_ of principal and interest due on aaid inde tedn as unless same were paid within ten days of notice. Very truly yours, HANSELL, POST. BRANDON It OORSEY By:~~ R. L. Marchman RLM:pba � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document GRAHGER HAN BEL: OOM B.WYANT Lich PORT AL@ERT CG. NORMAN, JR iNnMAN BGANDON CHARLES W. KING } JOHN H OMAN, JF JAMES PF. HAMILTON : HUGH M OORBEY, JR, COMER W. PAORICK, JR A.W, CRENSHAW, JA HARRY V. LAMON, JFL LAW OFFICES STANLEY H MEeCALLA JEAN C, ALLEN enue T kA RELL ace ee eee HANSELL, POST, BRANDON & DORSEY lL. TRAVIS SRANNON, JR. OENT ACAEE SIXTH FLOOR,FIRST RATIONAL BANK BUILDING HUGH EE. WRIGHT LAURA RUTH MeN EIL McCHESNEY H. JEFFRIES CHARLES €. WATKINS, JR ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA .. MARVIN RIVERS J. CLIFTON BARLOW, JR. TELEPHONE 522-3558 SATES BLOCK JOHN iM. MeCARTER JAMES Fo MeGUIRE W. RHETT TANNER © £OWARO HANBELL € MICHAEL MASINTER J WILLIAM Giasom AW. FRANKLIN BLOOOWORTH January 18, 1963 JULE W. FELTON, JR Mr. Waiter M. McGriff 980 Oriole Drive, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia Mr. Virgil Copeland 657 Fielding Lane, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia Gentlemen: As a courtesy to you, I have been directed to inform you that Phoenix, Inc. will commence foreclosure proceedings against the Utoy Forrest Subdivision property held by it as security for the indebtedness of Foster Eugene Bennett. Advertising will begin in February. The property will be sold at public sale on the first Tuesday in March, 1963. Notice of foreclosure and demand for attorneys fees has been transmitted to Mr. Bennett. As of January 9, 1963, the unpaid loan principal was $26,000 with unpaid interest of $1,367.59. Additional interest accrues at the rate of $5. 78 per day. Phoenix gave notice on January 10 that it intends to claim attorneys fees in the amount of 10% of principal and interest due on said indebtedness unless same were paid within ten days of notice. Very truly yours, HANSELL, POST, BRANDON & DORSEY R. L. Marchman RLM: pba Bi = cep  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 54 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/ba6286c50c445fe039ce004f93214663.pdf ce18432e00456f00ce268f975f5ddeb7 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Southwest Citizens Association, Inc. P.O. Box 10871, Station 11 A 11 Atlanta 10, Georgia February 16, 1963 The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: This letter will confirm our telephone conversation of February 12, 1963. On March 5, 1963, all of Mr. F. E. Bennett's property in the Utoy-Peyton Forest Subdivision wi 11 be foreclosed upon. We are put in the position of having to bid upon and possibly purchase this property. Of course, we have no way of knowing who will bid on this property or what price they intend to pay. Subject property will be sold as two (2)separate groups; i.e., his home place with approximately 15 acres, and 15 vacant lots. Foreclosure action on the home place and acreage is being initiated by Mr. Bennett himself, through an employee of his. Foreclosure action on the 15 lots is being initiated by Phoenix ,. Inc., who holds a $26,000 mortgage on these lots. The Southwest Citizens Association intends to bid upon and, if necessary, purchase both groups of these properties. However, it would be of great advantage to us if these two groups of properties were not being foreclosed upon on the same day. Since we cannot control Mr. Bennett's actions, we were hopeful that Phoenix, Inc., could be persuaded to postpone their foreclosure action until the following month. We would be most happy to pay all cost pertaining to this postponement and would be most grateful . Anything that you might be able to do toward persuading Phoenix, Inc., to postpone their foreclosure action until April would be most appreciated. Also, I might add that if wou ld he· of a'd diHbnal benefit to us if Phoenix, Inc., did not notify Mr. Bennett that they intended to postpone thei r foreclosure action until next month. I will be more than happy to furnish you with any additional information that may be required or to meet with the peop le at Phoenix, Inc. , and discuss this request. �The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jro February 16, 1963 - 2 - I can assure you that every member of this organization is very grateful for your wonderful support and will be most appreciative of anything you can do tbw-(;lrd satisfying this request. Sincerely yours, \). v...-. ~~ -Q__ 0 Vo Mo Copeland " President Southwest Citizens Association, lnco Enclosure: (1) Letter, dated Jeno 18, 1963, R. L Marchman, Hansell, Post, Brandon & Dorsey, to Walter Mo McGriff/Virgil Copeland VMC:dh � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document oe if Na f-4i-t- —_——, { < Southwest Citizens Association, Inc. P. O. Box 10871, Station "A" Atlanta 10, Georgia February 16, 1963 The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: This letter will confirm our telephone conversation of February 12, 1963. On March 5, 1963, all of Mr. F. E. Bennett's property in the Utoy-Peyton Forest Sub- division will be foreclosed upon. We are put in the position of having to bid upon and possibly purchase this property. Of course, we have no way of knowing who will bid on this property or what price they intend to pay. Subject property will be sold as two (2) separate groups; i.e., his home place with approximately 15 acres, and 15 vacant lots. Foreclosure action on the home place and acreage is being initiated by Mr. Bennett himself, through an employee of his. Fore- closure action on the 15 lots is being initiated by Phoenix, Inc., who holds a $26,000 mortgage on these lots. The Southwest Citizens Association intends to bid upon and, if necessary, purchase both groups of these properties. However, it would be of great advantage to us if these two groups of properties were not being foreclosed upon on the same day. Since we can- not control Mr. Bennett's actions, we were hopeful that Phoenix, Inc., could be per- suaded to postpone their foreclosure action until the following month. We would be most happy to pay all cost pertaining to this postponement and would be most grateful. Anything that you might be able to do toward persuading Phoenix, Inc., to postpone their foreclosure action until April would be most appreciated. Also, | might add that it would be of additional benefit to us if Phoenix, Inc., did not notify Mr. Bennett that they intended to postpone their foreclosure action until next month. | will be more than happy to furnish you with any additional information that may be required or to meet with the people at Phoenix, Inc., and discuss this request. The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. -2- February 16, 1963 | can assure you that every member of this organization is very grateful for your wonder- ful support and will be most appreciative of anything you can do toward satisfying this request. Sincerely yours, C)iGee. Qog Qe OF V.M. Copeland, President Southwest Citizens Association, Inc. Enclosure: (1) Letter, dated Jan. 18, 1963, R. L. Marchman, Hansell, Post, Brandon & Dorsey, to Walter Me McGriff/Virgil Copeland VMC:dh  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 53 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/f9a920f23c4771c0b26bbd100987fe4d.pdf c46f123af7e132aa85885c682ec9bb6b Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. To IAJr From AD February 20, 1963 I talked with Bob Marchman and asked him to keep the conversation in confidence. . I asked him was there any possibility of postponing the foreclosure for a month. He said that he had postponed it twice for the benefit of the Southwest Citizens Association. . that they had been aware of this foreclosure since last fall. . and, in the best interest of his client, he could not do it again under these circumstances. Bob did say that if the Southwest Citizens Association was willing to come to him with proof of sufficient money to buy the property, such as a statement from a bank or commitment from a lending agency, which would be an enforceable commitment, and they were willing to pay the costs of advertising (which they said they were) he would seriously consider postponing til April. He brought out the fact that should the house and acreage when put up for bid be purchased by a Negro, he felt sure they would not longer be interested in the 15 lots. • come April. ? � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document To : IAJr February 20, 1963 From : AD I talked with Bob Marchman and asked him to keep the conversation in confidence. . . I asked him was there any possibility of postponing the foreclosure for a month. He said that he had postponed it twice for the benefit of the Southwest Citizens Association. . .that they had been aware of this foreclosure since last fall. . .and, in the best interest of his client, he could not do it again under these circumstances. Bob did say that if the Southwest Citizens Association was willing to come to him with proff of sufficient money to buy the property, such as a statement from a bank or commitment from a lending agency, which would be an enforceable commitment, and they were willing to pay the costs of advertising (which they said they were) he would seriously consider postponing til April. He brought out the fact that should the house and acreage when put up for bid be purchased by a Negro, he felt sure they would not longer be interested in the 15 lots. . come April. .. ay lft lead 6 Sabre =P _ Ju 2 fal JL Saecl lt Quechee  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 52 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/e84325cb0aa0b5357e421a4f749b7bef.pdf 1f3cad6630a69774941c327b79de4c46 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. CONFIDENTIAL Ivan: I talked with Virgil Copeland this afternoon (2/22/63) and he said that they were making plans to try to get the extention from Bob Marchman. . I delivered the message to him yesterday. Virgil told me in regards to the sale of the Bright house on Peyton that the man has signed an affidavit to the effect that Thornton told him that he had other sales in that neighborhood, and that " this was his last chance to sell and not lose money". Swouthwest has an appointment with Judge Parham monday, that plan to draw up the necessary papers and file the affidavit. Parham told them that with that statement, there was no doubt that they could get the Georgia Real Estate Commission to suspend Thornton's license. • They are going to use this to threaten Thornton, to get him to agree to sell the house back to Bright. Another interesting comment Virgil made is that Southwest has employed a new attorney . . . that they have proof-positive evidence that there is a strong colusion between Cecil Turner and Empire Real Estate Board to bust this neighborhood. . he said that Gene Bennett is in on the deal. . and they plan to expose the entire thing. . . I asked Virgil to keep me posted and to furnish me the name of the attorney they have retained. Have you given any more thought as to how we can more ahead on this thing? It sounds like to me that me might have a biger mess on our hands. Virgil also said in talking about Cecil Turner, that the attorney felt they would be able to get the Grand Jury to indite him . � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CONFIDENTIAL Ivan: I talked with Virgil Copeland this afternoon (2/22/63) and he said that they were making plans to try to get the extention from Bob Marchman. . . I delivered the message to him yesterday. Virgil told me in regards to the sale of the Bright house on Peyton that the man has signed an affidavit to the effect that Thornton told him that he had other sales in that neighborhood, and that "' this was his last chance to sell and not lose money". Swouthwest has an appointment with Judge Parham monday, that plan to draw up the necessary papers and file the affidavit. . . Parham told them that with that statement, there was no doubt that they could get the Georgia Real Estate Commission to suspend Thornton's license. . .They are going to use this to threaten Thornton, to get him to agree to sell the house back to Bright. . . Another interesting comment Virgil made is that Southwest has employed a new attorney. . .that they have proof-positive evidence that there is a strong colusion between Cecil Turner and Empire Real Estate Board to bust this neighborhood, . he said that Gene Bennett is in on the deal. . .and they plan to expose the entire thing. . .lasked Virgil to keep me posted and to furnish me the name of the attorney they have retained. Have you given any more thought as to how we can more ahead on this thing? It sounds like to me that me might have a biger mess on our hands. . . Virgil also said in talking about Cecil Turner, that the attorney felt they would be able to get the Grand Jury to indite him.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 51 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/d979f4212abfb3429059a60260e33189.pdf 44ddbde27a898dc9964339fac86714f4 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Feburary 26, 1963 RE: KKK Picketing 427 Peyton Bdo S.li Capt. R.E Little: The KKK returned to the above address at 8 PM and picketed until 9 PMo TherG were about ten of them, four participating in the picketing at a time. We arrived there about ten minutes before they dispersed., and talked to Lto I.A Thomas~ who stated to us that Mro Virgil Copeland was there earlier, and had gone to talk to one of the klan spokesmen. And to notify them of the status of Brights house. He told Lt. Thomas that he was afraid the klan pick:etinig, may hurt his cause. We observed the following cars: J3lue Falcon, l-D-6765 (6-2-) (~3) Green Chev. wagon, l..J"6579 (63) White ~ Ford pickup> 13-n.905 (6J) Green 58 Chev. 7-8085 (62) Green Olds (old) Dealer 774 (62) Green & white 58 Ford l.c$4928l (62) rbm W.E Peacock & R.B Moore � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Feburary 2, 1963 RE; KKK Picketing 427 Peyton Eda Self Capt. Ree Little: The KKK returned to the above address at 8 PM and picketed until 9 PM. There were about ten of them, four participating in the picketing at a time. We arrived there about ten minutss before they dispersed, and talked to Lt. I.A Thomas, who stated to us that Mro Virgil Copeland was there earlier, and had gone to talk to one of the klan spokesmen. And to notify them of the status of Brights house. He told Lt. Thomas that he was afraid the klan picketing, may hurt his cause. We observed the following cara: Blue Falcon, 1-D-6765 (62) (G3) Green Chey. wagon, 1J~5579 (63) White Ghee Ford pickup, 13=R=905 (63) Green 58 Chev. 727-8085 (62) Green Olds (old) Dealer 774 (62) Green & white 58 Ford 1449281 (62) Lo. fc. | Os (Lover rbm Wer Peacock & R.B Moore  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 50 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/48e2ff985cad6926ddadcd4499274176.pdf 961af7b3d566d8687aaea716846fbd2c Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. i'eburary 2.5, 1963 . RE: KKK Picketing - Harlan 427 Peyton Bd. A d. Capt. R.E Little We were informed tha KKK was going to plf.cket ha0 barricades on Peyton and Harlal:ld Bde. Instead they picketed the residence of RoA Bright, 427 Peyton Rd. phone 75,5...a047o A spokesman for the Klan stated Mr. Bright had sold his house to a negro. Mr. Brights house is lcwated approximately one-quarter of a mile south of the barricade on Peyton Rd. Four uniformed klansmen picketed the residence, while three stood by, resting one of the four from time to time. It lasted about one hour, dispersiDg at 9:JO FM. ~he following klansmen were identified: CALVIN CRAIG, W.E CLEAPOR, Rt. 2, Austell, Gao~ HAROLD LOUIS COURSEY, l.617 North Ave. N.w •• RICHARD LEE POWELL, 145 Stroud Dr., J.D JOHNSON 1974 Maywood. Pl. N.W 0 Later we (Capt. Little) went to 427 Peyton Rd. and talked to Mr. and Mrs. R.A Bright. Mr. Bright stated that he had a call from the c.c Thornton Real Estate Co. Aild was told that now was his chance to sell his house (he has been trying to sell his house for J.¼ years). ~eaving the impression that they have bought up several houses in that neighborhood. On the second conversation with Thornton, he learned that he was a colored real estate agent 0 He was then approached by Mr. Virgil CopelaDd. and Mr. Sam Massell, of the South.rest Citizens Cooperation. At this time he rescinded any offer he bad made with ~hornton 9 and agreed in writing to sell the house to The Southwest Citizens Cooperation. ,c'. rbm Q WE Peacock: & R.13 Moore 1. Iillingham of Gobb Co. states his boy at Royal Peacock on Auburn Ave. and that KKKK called him and threatened to beat boy up if he was there again. #131.-REL 1 Dan Peskppos was at the last meeting of the KKKK in College Park preceding this date. 4131 - REL � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Feburary 25, 1963 RE: KKK Picketing ~ Harlan “a. 427 Peyton Rd. Capte RoE Little We were informed tha KKK was going to picket bho barricades on Feyton and Harland Rds. Instead they picketed the residence of R.A Bright, 427 Peyton Rd. phone 755=8047, A ' spokesman for the Klan stated Mr. Bright had sold his house to a negro. Mre Brights house is losated approximately one-quarter of a mile south of the barricade on Peyton Rd. Four uniformed kElansmen picketed the residence, while three stood by, resting one of the four from time to time. It lasted about one hour, dispersing at 9:30 FM. The following klansmen were identified: CALVIN CRAIG, W.E CLEAPOR, Rt. 2, Austell, Ga., HAROLD LOUIS COURSEY, 1617 North Ave. NeW.e, RICHARD LEE POWELL, 145 Stroud Dr., J.D JOHNSON 1974 Maywood Pls YW, Later we (Capt. Little) went to 427 Peyton Rd. and talked to Mr. and Mrs. RoA Bright. Mr. Bright stated that he had a call from the ©.C Thornton Real Estate Co. And was told that now was his chance to sell his house (he has been trying to sell his house for 4 years ). Leaving the impression that they have bought up several houses in that neighborhood, On the sedond conversation with Thornton, he learned that he was a colored real estate agent, He was then approached by Mr. Virgil Copeland and Mr. Sam Massell, of the Southwest Citizens Cooperation. At this time he rescinded any offer he had made with Thornton, and agreed in writing to sell the house to The Southwest Citizens Cooperation. tb \ m™ { f) Lig & Vi. Oe QO. ee rbn WE Peacock & R.B Moore Willingham of Gobb Co. states his boy at Royal Peacock on Auburn Ave. and that KKKK called him and threatened to beat boy up if he was there again. #131.-REL Dan Peskppos was at the last meeting of the KKKK in College Park ST aes) pt  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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O, ~ .~ c-t- 0, ::i x,--:-,; •~j ·:J' () )" .-v o, o er ·.J O u, _; (1) .~[/) -_r ('~ W Cc> (i l ,, _j 0, (]) 0 j 1-1• ..:: o., ,.., .: p, . rt ::J , ;- >-' r,, -t 1-'• C/l :::l ,::: µ) ~ 'i 0 .) w  :J () /:u 'i 'i 'i ~-~- >-' ::J J .. 'i 'i !· '· ~) ct- 'j ~ PJ Cl> 0 ct J ;::)" CD o' ~ Q~ - J cr °' PJ • (1) .".u i 1 ....., (1) 0, tJ --.J ~ ~ .....,. · ~ ,-3 0 CT CT 0 I-'• C/J WHITE MEN of the neighborhood came to the scene Saturday afternoon and began to drag in logs and bushes to fill in the barricade, the resident said. There were no Negroes at the scene, the resident said, but police said reports had been received that Ku Klux Klansmery were on their way shortly before midnight Saturday. The barricades were erected after white residents of the southwest Atlanta section complained that they feared real estate agents would attempt to sell white homes · to Negroes. "" Negroes already live nearby. The barricades were to separate · the white from the Negro section. ~ 1-r• U) ~- (~~ .:.> ~=t .., ........ ~ Angry residents of the Harlan Road racial buffer zone chopped down trees and underbrush Saturday night to fill in a hole in a wooden barricade that unknown persons made Friday, police said. · Patrolmen were sent late Saturday after anonymous callers reported that white people in the neighborhood of Peyton and Harlan Roads, SW, were milling around the remains of a barricade erected by the city to sidestep expected race tension. The barricade was "sawed in two" late Friday and "tossed into the creek," a resident of Harlan Road said. c-f· � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Feburary 24, 1963 Gants Ry we Eipehle: . Reference: Barricade on Yarlan Yd, a2 T “ent to the barricade on Harlan At ayarox. 12:9) a.n. this deta i Qa. SW and uyon arrival tiere [ observed that someone had complete- ly torn the barricade down. From t:2 information I received fron the neonle in tos neishborhood I fovnd out that sometime Friday nicht someone tore the barricade down end threw the pieces into the creek and set fire to thom. Tne neishbors did not know if this haba was done by whites or Nesroes, A cpoupe of white men cans and cut dow ade across Harlan Rd. At this time, se treas and large rocks and parts of Then, on Saturday nivht, some trees and nade a barr i ad by +t Harlan 3a. is nlocke the old barricade. I went to the barricade tnat was placed on Peyton Rd. by the Construction Devartment and at this time no one has bothered it. 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Ans er January 16, 19 3; ot de:t nd nts , oth r th n a fendant C ci l Turn 1--, !11 d Jan \ ry 16 , 1983; 11 . 12 . 15. AIL r of d fend nt -..,octl Turner, f1led Ja.n usry 17, 1963; oend, nt o f n<1 d r pl 1 t1ff , file t 1963. n s d1tional d urr ers to pl r1tt n p t 1t1on 1 'o. finally ,L · t1f.f.s • tld d , fil d F bruary ,• • 1 • Applic tion of 1nt rv n 16 . ti ry 21, Jan d J r • 11 Int rv ntion of 2 1 6 • a r • ra Ji c. H 11 o. rl Tho Kidd to nu 'l'Y 22, 1963; r u. Hall and earl Tho K1(1d , �r d n n thi ea d 1t1on lo urr r to nt1ff 1t1 n, fin lly n d, 11~ r n• n r r1tt n writt t1t1on .f il I Jan ary 14, 196 nt by pl nt1ff w s t11 d J nuary n z, 1le v ry on Q br ary 4 1 1 63, o~ tn 1r r l t l Tho f1c1 nt to . .nd 11 de . urrera int plaintiffs' re ritten petition 2 n 3 o~ d f ndant 1nt1tt ' nt tiled Janua1·y 21., 1 . t th ~rounds of d. 1 c. Hall a na u.rr .r ea t as c1nd 'is - orth in ra r pbs r n ed and ad 1t1onal d murrers to .. nd d and r ph sub-p p tit1 n fll~d J n rene~ ed, uary 22, 1'963 • Kidd f1l cl J .?1 1nt1:f' s• p court, nded and th 1nt rvention of r • Sara · finally c rene ed e Cb phs 2 and 3 of. said renaweo an4 m re directed to h d tendant s con tru d by t n urr r , ·add1t1¥n l . . origin 1i,y tiled an an by d: dd1t1onal t'1 murr r Q d the fin l 196 . ph 1 of d t n ant 'ren w d d .urr r, e d t ndant • ri n and ry , 1 6 • rltt n (d) of t1t1on, f 11 - January 16, 19 3 . ph 12 (a) of )la:lntiff s t re r-1tt n t 14,192 alle t "said r sp otive ctiv ordinances are uncon t1tut1onal and ro tion of th .. , con t1tut1onal provisions r cited tort he r son th t r port1 n o.t: th .Particular road _f_or_t_h_ _ _ __ p et1v a d para bov ...__;;..;..;..............;;.;..;;.;;..;... c . mtr ry 11 t1o t forth 1n J n ry 22,193. r11 ld or of th1 l 6tat • n A si 11 c. Hal.t. nd c rl Tho o p cl l de ,urr r hav b ph 16 s Kidd• f1l d 1 ub- r rah ( ). u on eons1d rat10n of d urr to abanOon sald ub-P re raph {d) of ara int rv nt1on of 'r • of th o 1 o ·th aph purport !11 !end nt • r n 'bru y 4, 19 3, 1d, IT Io C· d d .d additional 11 r ne <'IU.a,; ·l>, 0 D" 'D ANl> UJlJDO D d turr r follow·: �) r 11 l , nd th p t1tion u r wr1tt n ch oft ndant en d of r ry r n d ( hich ( ) d (b) 1. d 11 h d a to p c1t1 • a to . h indiviau l of t t lanta . urrers of tn · d f ndanta, 1n1n d d and add1t1onal d 11 r n de urr r 1 !andant ~ !'1 led. f n of ·the City o:t· dants' ren ! , l 63 of th , and pla1 t1.f ts• 1r 1nd1vidual d. ie ov rrule lo r {c) All or th r or r tb m, 1n th ir off1c1 l cap o1t1 s ·s of h 1n , int o 1urr rs r n c s \o tb 1nd1V1dU l d f nd t , • s a n d 1 hr by d1 d r 21, l 62 con 1 ne~ r (b) o d f naant t 1 d , 1n th 1r 1n 1v1d u l c p 01 1 1~ 1n 1v1 u 1 t r r d, 1 ch C b r pb l de urr-ei f1 .l . a urrar ban paragraph o her dJ f ndants f1 1 d · · cember 21, l 62 as a ad on by a.regr ;,hs numbered d1at ly r c ding t 11e paragr ph {c)) , are ach r by v rrul d •. s n J n th ry 16 , l ez, all of t h 1nd1vi uals , and e t xc pt , ion to th •1 . 1'h fol low1 d f ¥ 1 s pla1nt1f d1 't1t1on how h1cl'l ct 1n t <.'1 nd t~, and ach Oft their ne<l of a.n!J. , ove the curt to o to them on the grounds th·t said its f o ·t .hat ll c · of the fendants, t out in pl 10.t iff ' p ti tion, were 1d rmen of th rd or ca on : C 1n th 1r official cap city pro of n r 'pet1t1oo o co pl e11 Turn r, til of ov · e pt1on d action on he fol l owing the O\.llld c en yor nd City or Atlsnt e b r and th t pl 1ntt ffs' ', p t1t1on h on 1t tac th t e d oc ed Court r t r wr1tt n 1n hi t1t1on Iv oft1c1 l c n ant e1ty 11 l nt1ff r not 1n th 1r 1nd1v1l1 con truct1on n, Jr .w n nt1tled to l c cit1e . rr or d or f th City oE d f n nt only tJ&nt • Tb �nin nt , 1nclu 1ng cell urn r, r n d lly d int 1r orr1c1 l c c1t1 a ot 1 r n o' h City t Atl t • 1n ot r 1v1 1 th Upon r y u t or th 1nd1v1d 1nd1Vid l C e1t1e • 01n: .r 1n wa r pre ntly x ord r d j ud a t tl1 h d 11 t1t1on wr1tt n p ti 1on con 1st bo in.c l u iv , l ( ) c1 l ry J nu 14, 19 s. 'fh er d 12( a) , 13, 14, nu y l , h. 1 n d 2 of' 'the both 1n lusiv • I ar ent r - d, ar P':).r .;T apns n J r <l; 4 :rend n,t ncl th y d ny par gr pl nt1ff pect of hlch 1 d f ndants exc pt defendant i ph nd 1n r r ·Of .1t1on in p d, 1n th 1r By the an urn r, f 1 e r aah ~r pbs n· bEtr d l throu h 12, th r 15 . (1 to d ndants th rein n thy a 1 th 1 hr by di ctlon 1 l n 1ff ' r •writt , p ld . tion to 1d d l h t t1on A t t1t1on, no h pn e throu 14, rapr1 5 of th · p tition, the def nd t par of th ir r qu1 grapr · ns r lle e: ef ndant 0 Answering par ~raph 5 ot d it thtt the ordinances r r rr d to th re1 Exhibit e <l B r uly nae <1 by th r o er 01 th City of tl tn nd s by the iayor, don 1n co, p 1ance 1th nd in the ·n r presor1bea 11 o 1ch by h h r t r o th City of Atl t • For !u.rth r ~nsier, d f nd how that a 1d or41n nc ak tor th m lves a to I th ir con nt." h In n 1 an 12( ) , l ( d urr r d f nd nt rd .f ncl t d l. , al ho:.2 n J n y virtually tt ,1t i{ j)h l ( sra r ph 5 . no 1 J ll~ thy d _ urr t 11 of 'tll a 1 1 , 1n ) ot th pl nt1.f'! - t on w ich th ir b 1 r 2 n 3 r1tt n p t1t1on; �- r ·n 15 of plaintiff • o d th r in top 0 , 1n h l 1ntif t1t10111 and by d r ry , li t1l d f c ·t h 1'1le r ot Jan ry 2 , l 1n d f n nt • by p , aph l ! s 1d r ne v ry on or the1r oh and d ' n r n par l. l d: "Pl r c aft r pl lnt 1:t fs • bov murr-er nd nt , · bru ry 4, l e urr r urrers t1 ~, s or1,~1nally f1l d r rs fil ph 14( j nt1 f sho rtg r tl and 3 of January 16, 1963. ritt n petition it 1k of plaintiffs' r tbat s ct1o ct1v ~ apbs 2 l of the resp ctive act ion on th bo.rr1 r r f rr part of th· defend for th re son t no aid sections of th t ea.id 1, ·pl ,,:et out r spectiv or ln c Qt bll h1n a 'tac1 l buff r' to control the plae of re 1dence ndant th r o:f admit h1ch ano ordinanc 1.n nt111g action was for t'ne purpose railur of d f ndent~ to ans r Ey t r fl o pl .inti!fs her in, a.Zia other ot' th d th ts bo e, is turtoor to r . ation of the rerp ective consti tut1onal p ovision in on th 1r t o n th riv t O tr t .P • ' It 1 or .Pur.. o !or purpo r n t purpo tr f chtt 1 wh1 re· not. 1n61c ce 1n t 1.f1 c n no ccn tru b ho ver, th t th pr 1cular portion ot he ro ds r n th f ,. oM, th O u ct ion 2 of t ning "for J o of th ordinanc a, th 1t1r ly Sil nt 1n th t r s 1 lt1c t "tor r· ow . th t th p. r ion o bandon d 1n Ch "b nd ord rt UC. cl t l 01 ot th th x t oro1r1ane 1 rt ct . r 1 rv also tot h City 11 n r l ea m t. tor ll ut111ties , botn pub11e. d ;,riv t , no loc tea 1n aid traet .. u In r ct of th b rtt _pl in 1! ' r th t th t k b A • O 12( ) r1t n ll tl: .- nd p rticu bloo. 4 8, , 4 Q. 7 ua. 1 l ct1on sl- 1tt_d 1n r, s 1t I , 0 .n b ll .lf of p th r o w ~ ttach d n win, h r ot, ~ , ~ t • tn tn h r: ·- ctlon o 1-n eJ.-308 . el for ,laintlff l lnt1f s, and identified oth : s, t n ark-c d ', 1bit 1Jh1ch o-e 11 " I\ ti th reon id nti ied by lug by co ·nt l .tor the ~ ho n on ·tn · u.9 rt "xn > n th r1n tr v l in r v h1cu1 1r1 t ct a tr v l by st 1 ucn t:l. · b rr1 r -7- b C ; :.m t" put l str t t t auen int , tr1 n w nt. ov r or aroun nl s. t th t t b, that nd Harlan ·r und, h1ch b rr1ctdes r~n aoroia tb 1! .rk • , r ... 1 tch on ·: yton Roa.c o wood n truct r tr1 • or barri-r, no in. loe t1on of barr1 nt to p.P . u ·· , CI TL 0 no at red by eou uby · • C rr th r 4 G • · ct ion 61-306 and v1d no a.) of the aph l d ~an· v. Dredo, 95 (i). t to not an wer d r uch par gr ph -01 th · h es.ring th re was o ·d rly p ra fendant d1' pen in . 1th p:roof tition. t1ons of v . 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H llo ell d A copy of obJ cte~ to that y, p woro bOV ort r, by-line of ould b d af'f1dav1t 1a Exh1.b1 . it r r , o ds ar . 0 h 'l' ( ) D • to l . tor d f ndant 0 l y t· J Of rt1el 1n lt ' 1, • d wh1cb 1 th t ort1 n Of t tt till d r r n opinion o th ni · l!JCh1bit A 1 1bl • hi.C'il �ul d ny, 1 r o 1n10. o J cticn till por ion ot it , 1 uot n t 1 r f th r r p . ot 17 , .9 3, 1 t ffi ' n, w .  ; · y it 1 fur-en r ttl t 1t h or ord1n no s ..n 1eh. r .. nt c s , in th 1· r u 1n Harl 1 h dr 1 • t is oor lon and ·1 ,Jaoua.ry t ll ing: Kno l d · that th r .tl ot yto.n R de att chad to th nal p t1tl.on 1t1 or1 xh1b1til A and B, rk d h L. ff. llow 11, of i:iat other thins~ th e tort1ons 1n th .t .for th t oonolu 10 d or . t1d '4. t "Ii 1n , C ve 1 t 1t; · round th- t 1t 1 ppr r1t r, a1nc n1 n 0 th 0 urpo s for U of 11 n1n ntu.n a1t1z n ... of th City or At coun par l !or th d t n nte obj ot c1 to the .9or·t1on of sa1d r forth "on ·h ground that th~t 1 r ph 2 _bov 1n1on o opinion, o.f cour t; bl ft , being it's eo on nowl dg is th t b c 11 d , t en it 1. on b1ch to no t u t tb lld t k: o kno d th t y o j nyt 1n J.S be for t th j a1e1 l not1c con on court court could u. of . The - t hi.· time 1 s it cortc1on knowladg That .ake lt the L. 10110 ell. ot d t other thin · , t b .:ro.tlow1 · : .i r t and 1nd1reet 1:n dic 1on A cor,t.1on t c n be di prov0d . ct h1b1 rto.kes tht:J v1 thi · sc-cu111~ that doean•t £1 v1t of t un I th.1ok t · t t r ph 2 0£ 1n • 01.1rt 1 • t your Honor c 17, l as he er ly h1s uplnlon - T re are no fo.ets otiee of ne r 11 jucl1e1al not1c tan i judicial only co t urt c rely a 1 ~- n, t er- ly !1 v1t , o: hie !'i pres ur:. ose hov· . . hon by ll of~ 1ch ar �C o j ct n n l •JD r t tn • It :r· 1t ur c ~,cht 1bl . H 2 0 n·t yt r.i cor t 1n d t?'! r 1nt11vu1, l, Q! ,1 vi J t ~ ' ·, ;Ul ~ O! D. L. Holl · Janu ry (,67. 0 illit,: t t o me - t 1.rJ · s· 1noe l by th, t ·et th t tne· ro 0 ff1 v1t. of D. s we.r cl !Or laJJ•Peyton H cl Ar tor tn 0 b h ~ , pu •ll- h ld 1 • HOllO on oth r t irJGS, 1n ... 011 ·sb1l ty 1n t .e t t . ot r 1 • ·r d ph 7. n "h " . y. n cl a.r'ly · ti ,ctln 10--, ,. n s upar report O · he ve no proh t 1v v::.1ue in "' bject <1 to t n ·o to l · grounds: (l) "£; 1 l2) n t v n t' th ~ yer id 1t. it at ·z t t · o b h . tn or 10 th t roln 0 hi · ot1v • 1 l urid r l ther tn ory." 1 oci A E db1 th1u,t 1n ·1 t r ted t ut b.,.v Svte a..; ,P ng " t er t iinir • th , Wh1Ch .t.9{, w l<i b t rurth . Sb tn _pur_po co:m t ti 11 nAf'fl or 1 , 1t C y 1. u.x l~1ts A and D, nd 1·i12. ·n thit r ·,hr J. n· 1 h f "Oil 3.. hr to t b · (l bi.dletln that thi,.. C rt; 17,. l tt t C1 · t1on t t nt.., al.eo bJect f o r t t.he cts u on n1 h to bas th o inion ncl ~ 1 n op1n1 n or 111 • no tor tJ t l for -:H t.t oo Ol)1n10 l O. n 1 co . tr,· pollt t tfH t 1 . ti l h _no1 tion of tli dly 1n t },, t { C n b l.t or nt h not rd in cou . be ha us or· e, or sa1t!: t the · 1 th , t 11. o. a 1· for , l"3 to 10 1 lg: 4 port1on ot n licly t te l that t 1r dOt 1.l'.} "' r �' 0 C C (1 · oy Cr • or l r s s1no t1 · ot .. 1d 1 c rmot · ian th1 e ue 6t t d s1 ply V not . yton obj ct dto 0 "th 0 1,., n n .r lly th f Cl tn nt n ot bil1 t t ht a:n 1t 1 th 1 e a 11c·nt .for tha ordin no r , their at nt v ld not ~inO anyb dy; ' th ' ' it WO ldntt b t t . n r b Pl 4 !1daV1t O ins, b nc1 on o on on t ts f1r t y.;, -; 1 yoJ wh t t cone 1. eion . a!l tor, t ... s a.b111z 1t t e 1t pr s nt r"cial char ct r of the th n . In oth r ns · <l rds , h ls t ll1ng w e say he ls not c rnpe·c ,rt eonelu ion . c rt t· inly, a e a. lay vO do tne e , n't te tify t o it . h Ch Holl W. ll 11. f th th t obJ et1on th a.ffid tt ot u. L . an to po tt n ot -Xh1b1 · th r to. Vi , ff1 f 'th1 pl tat y t · t 1 ° ~ean ord ' tab1l1z ng 1"' su.1 ald Qon clus1on o · the a.tf ant . ?or hi:n to "a;_t • ly , C uc s1 _ffll 1 t 1s t ha the · eopl 't biliiing r.1 It ie his t. 0 n n nc ot n , of the pres nt jeet,..d to t net portion of st t1ng th , n r l vl Ton h n 1 ·aint n nc ant t h t · round n· January thing , th 1'ollo ing: ls n no probat1v It ul a ei ply f .t' C un pb lf ll , o· dat 110 • L. 0 otb bil1z1n C i nter s t; it tli 1r ' Y- 17, gain ntif: tt r t n , 1o t th c.1 t n .,. t1t1on . t id 0 ' t and ? th r ts to ~·t} . h ch n r ~xh1b1t to J 1ci •12- _: ' ~ r not1c port1 -o t in apl'l 14( ) ot V1 t r n. �In r c f n obj ct1on th ·r l o 1 r to o! t1 ,o_, ort 1on lr t a h 1· inabov n t ent of b '· yt n or oft h c rt r and elatert ot , t l nt , 195;,, et hr or, nd to~ or a 1n c n 13. 11 to d r City of u avid ntly ting r f rr th o D. L . forth 1n In r to 1n p nt, 1 1· torth at 1 n ··th by g 7 • H ·l;) l le r ay yor of the city s tb ! ct t l o 1n1on of itn · 1,·, 't 1t1 n , to t r o'bJ ct o t e d 1 s h1 c e of th ot r r · ott·v in t rot b th n t b 1n uir 1d ·v 1t t Uall~s County ea yor nor at tify a· • h rain th oor riters on tb he Cil tY of en ct f t as Opini on beg1nn1n th r to . y of tn tlant r, Har ay Hul 1tb r to th purpoe r y of af:f10av1 s or y or purpo es or obj ct tttld n ct nt ! t into, tot h ch nd th r t tack in he only f nse of the rul t , t their ot1v t10I1 or 1n ora.r or In v 1 u ed by l he def ndants nt o th ordiaanc 1nvo-: r mb rs 0f the n v1e of th turth rt ct that th1 oor v .Atl nt~ xce t 1 n d t e tootnot t n lth~r tb rd ot tt r . ur nc co·· any ( u 1tea s·t tes Court of 1 or. end oth t or r icularly the hi tory rhQ'(lt , J..tdge, 1 100 t torth 1n t t · , g ph 3 of the affid :vit ray v1denc , l . Fi th Circuit), cit d 1n th d p l'h g with that l fer nee is r.1.l o had t vs. Co. rc1 l w 8~ arid de t o th t portion , In •., 105 Ga. 70, ano ouno ot t n nd b c a, of ll g d ~ n 1t .;,yet Vi sections l3 • l, l:3 .10 hi 'ot1'lc1al c i fl r nee f t General 1~39, a ct1og d, Ro ll . er n Jud t l n Atlant -, r and Cod o J 1c1 l no 1c. ref renc 1 tb1 ,d ws l. 7 , · ,;~ a ll? net 118.. tl in o 1ty tot h 1 t forth, and c.tty ora1nances r l tln th Of orov l by th vit of' D .. L . Holl w ll ffi or<11ne.ne ... ,. ~ hi ct r of t nd th approv, l pprova l purport a cone rn d, eo ld n Q f u r f i· pr dieted u on yton R d and rla.n �( th · rd not r th 0 tt d n relat1n , 1f t all, to purpo e x· .o bj ct ) , d !cl n c t p r t1cu ll b t c h 1r arr r th t par ... 396 , nt, intra, d orter ct in 1d n.c • t 1bl cord in th1 r a, 1e s; th •tt 'J?he b 1ng certif1 co 1 s or aps, wer a 't ti r to on the and pr Judicial "on tt r s , and t ooy re not y are not the h1 .. est and beet Qnid objectlon 1s hereby overru1 d . ev1d nc "c r't in portion. s h reto on tte co '.J T: r upon, t by oul<1 b y ot ln p nd nt roof b cau 1 in a • KO vit re re uotion of thes · and having on it ( a1 transar1pt) dos not y. ' 1 1 e tr1~a 1n the or de£ ntlant e nt s 1tl rit1 I don't tli1nk 1t <I co,m l tlanta . ) c rt1!1c t nly oft he re ort r nscript of a cue that trouud "th t the ing he r t ha te ... tl ony of ar1ng the c rt1t1c ourt of t e Git . of lt 1 £1 or ·eing the h1ghest and be s t ev1Qenee -d eed prior c e ~" pr rv nt 1t fro hi dr wn. ju<11clal not le • late only to tax court report r put nTH ay b ll ~ed that the etenda11t s obj ct s ' t · t1 o y and n ir t witn t1t1on nrac.ia.l butt r . " t rial, irr levant 1 who took th i r c rd (ti 1ng t obj ct atter Cot.trl e l for c in l 1nfer nc o! the ring e run el for d t nd :1nts _pro1 os d to read into the On t h M iei tena nt th barr1c de t bl1sh1ng to show exact bo ndar1es; t bounaar1 n or 7 and s id vid nae of bound o th Thi ' r r1tten herl1n it was aph, 1th the h1b1 - round th t t hey t reof . Th th and b okgroun4 of t n or the d 1 10n b , t h nting ct on in rect1n 11ng nt1!!' t h or rr a to tn th oo case, upre., 1 r porte4 in 286 a particularly Division o u ·1n1on l - 14 and 15 B7, • u e also th t portion or tll1s Order and r ,. l gro urpo proot' cont nt to ab1'1e the l gal e ff ct of their tor th purpo" e >.I Pl ory hi r s 1 _p r a a.h . and i pl c ......1,..... to f nd nt . " r t 1lur to an ordi s 1nh1 · 1t1n ph 14( ) o th pl 1nt1f ilur t th tn an in vi • tlon tl ul ubl1c1 ty a th rl.y r H f ll a4m1s i bl c p 1t 1 ent . not th ing took pl ce: in any v nt It 1s not C • 1!1" r nt COW"t • 1\. A_.._L .. : t t tt r . - 14- 111 vi enc can con tit ut �C R: o an ffid v1t . c rt n r n t It ' th fol lo -tU1 d nd t 't rt1 rly, in o • t r cord c b 1 fr nt c rt . Furth r _or, it i not • I e n tt eonc 1v~ of lt o 1n ad.mis ibl rt! th t " us o ll e xee1Jt for one I>t..trpo if th . . itness by ff1dav1t or -ther 1 •i b nd that 1 t1f1 d to tho c ntr ry of t and pl e tr n r 1 t of n court 1n a d1ff r nt trial, 1 11 1 c r 1!1eat und r o th . tou c w n t b lt t ht 1s r fl cte t • t I b 11 ve t.11osi3 at this t .1.m .. ll o t r of roof a l · not con id r t r to Off' r " th • HOLLO tld vit It 1 obv.iou ly at 1dav1ts 11 of tl1 ould l1k. , of cours , to I to ht cou· : r r had in this record• u n prop r v r1f1c · 10n y ay of 1mpeaetun nt. not o in o r .d ror 1 p aohment . " r , ake an oula :ave .-ut 1n . don•t tb1nk it .t oper t o do that o I ould videne any t atement a to hat you propose vid nee in ·t he case • LL: 11. sir.. Very hich hav Then. tbat le ve us ith bject to tbe alreaoy put in rtlcula.r obj ct ton • " r pti l ot Par J nuary 21, l 6 " 1 t 1n R -1 ,...,. t t is · tid ll ,;1 t o:t Jose, h f 'r . u1ck rs of' ·ate ollo a: mid-fall ot l 62 , h , as Pre ident or the Empire or th1 C1tyt ot tour oth r to co Jr . , for 1t cont r nc ·o th t c1v1c yor r nt · d to th elo 1 oo1a a 1nv1t~d, a l on to th ofttc tb 1rl , no .f.1. v bich ld b n r lly T -l - t .1on from etln , th cl 1ng 111 th said r pl n fer cul d e th b o d and t Of yor Ivan Allen , a 1 or and That a , a1d 1011 . ti ant of had l ·at1on l or wh1ch �1·1 u Jl ·n y l d , :r 0 ct1v ly; t t tl'l 1o?l woul th t point; 1 Uh 0 tw · nth b f 0 S •no an• t ,a llz to l t 1 out . t id t n r lly b (If a.s pro o ed Th t r h SOtl the Utoy Forrest-P yton hich are loc t d g neral1y and mor or less t Ar 1at ly to th 1 t · o. al 1d pr Fon th ore t1v ly xt nd to th Yr t . 100 t ot 't 111 t ly 1· p:r x1 b 1n C Al t H rl n nd P yton Ro on ntly locatert barricade outh of th pre •" coun l tar at nct nts obJeoted to aid paragrapn lot e id aff1d v1t "on the ground that 1t 1 hear oun i n th t i t 111 tr tea no i V in. tb1 1 ~ C e ln tn1s Ca$e yor of th 1ty of f nt and wh th 13 of th1 no probative rence to the charter p era re! rr tl nt d l each na all h reby id obj ct1ona ov rrul d . In th1 coon et ton se r Of th hlgbly pr J 1c1al lev~nt , 1m ter1 l t 1t 1~ 1 t ands concl , on th to at th t op of pa b n 1d bov 1n rsay •v1d nc · Rule . r ph 2 ot 21, 1963 1 "J: ro s • Dupr id · yor requ all,. the Jordan, a TJ t w1 th two ~ te the aft'ia.nt appoint d by reons to rea ot w paper man 1n the _outh e:s t r 01 cus the · tter . Thot on or about Nov bar f1 nt , 27 , 19 2, t th 1d :r . Jord n, , C o:r ! 1t n t o p r ons p:po1nt d by h1ru, loo ir. Vi g1l co • ul l ru th r d1acu s1on. , • Jordan an t C lu11d, f>r· 1dent the southw ot Dull d- 1tchell flealti 'l'hllt t or t ad t ·1 dl uss1 n known to th tin, at.ti nt an r11 ct th t t e for airou or b v1n th . r to ll h N ro co un ty on ·n 10· or clo in H l to pr v nt yton o o 1n t tt r rt rr d to bov o fro op o 1n th t1t1on wh1oh db til d th th City th o low: ple tom Atl t $ er 1n the t to ppo1nt two OD t'fld ·V1 t ot Jos ph. T Bickers of date January Atl t by t ! • cop l d ml oth r. for t -16- urpo or t �clo 1 bov - ntio d tr t .. .. th oc 1 wa to r th . ro !\ 1 t1on which w prop rty into e 1ng w1th th a, t . on v r, tl'l hr del g ion 4 the contrary to 'b dee nt r e n b to oc1 t b vin r qu et of th with th . 1c' amt sell th 1r 1th th dvent o h1 6 r r tban normal mark.et value l uar t' valu . • t upon th indicated tneir un 1llirl81'JeS other conf r 2 o d d t they nd1 g 1th th d J o plication to fro Honor ill ct d to h arsay . hat so.eone else l..4S t !urth r, ther by tor • goi g to t paragraph a1d paragraph 2 of affidavit "on th gro,1nd th t 1t 1 He 1 .t -ll1ng r def nd n or ting. etc . that ta aff1ant 1 not tel11 g u ot • aid portion of third party; not a p rty t o this 11t 1 at ion • ·-" . Honor, bcylng land cows l tor or<1s " roperty at a los •" ot Jos ph T. Bick r 1th 't h to aom 1y with tne · ords "Umt at said d1scues.1on nn1n ff1ant , thy~ the other cont res, l 1.·or <1 :renuants object d o th t portion coun groes of th proportle had ould proce don elo. d o as to revQnt N roe h v the ro int bove- nt1oned 1nd1c t d t as oe1 t , h1 xper1 nee had ~rov n the 11 r t 11 r th r tn n lo er than nor d hi a tna , th p ople pr sent ly hit tt1 esoc1 t s nd h1 affiro1t tru ; that 1 , that OV1ng into lly tant o·t h r things, ' los • Ho s gl ven .... s " r th t th ) t1tion to clo uylng ~r d mov1n into too t r ., It s re on d by the ov d 1nt o th are , gr 1.f 11v1ng th r nor ent yton orr t-Utoy o r le nt t urth r, the r . And y·our hat he did and a1d to h -~ And , Your e· 1t one st p further , and or would nave uthority to bind the uch conferenc. That 1e th only h -tting u theory on which it could be ad ~s ibla, Your Honor, us n d 1 ion ·1n t int r st • • t ther upon woul trial th th t ?" x ect th· t w tat <l: "Incioent lly, re! rence ther to b en f11 d, or ould b f11 d by u h r cor " co yb ther is lly, h The To th1... l a . ~ p land. _p t1t1on hich Is th r .Jery c uns l :tor de.f nd nt ny t teth rob 'b ly 1ntroduc l t r on in tb 1t1on 11 d by c rta1n e1tiz n -17- f th city hlch w �or y ct r· f n. ld 1 It 1 or ." nln ph 2 b .. tin , 'h tc. • t1t1(:)n 1th r th n ":f11 cc to r nt ars .rro th aid di cu 1n r tD ut 1<1 ion pect of opposin City of At BiOk r 1.."!'n or h l i'fid v1t nta by tn na clo 1ng ot H lan th 1t f!ld h h ,Port. on ot t 1th th or or t 2 r to. tat th tber Q • Bick r p oro th p ar bl h h d b ... d 0 '1 1 r n t obj ct • 1 J r · t n 0 yton th ra et1ng at Wh10h Nov It ber 2'? > 1962 . notic ot public h arln et forth on t c rt1f1 d c 1 of h i or inane , that tb notic b r r , 1 e; tnat t i e din c r ·1ntr due d t c1 t th tin or th yor n<1 rd of Ald r non ove ber l t p l 62 1th copy o tin n the 1962, nd grov d Public Of t: ·, in vid nc s. r ! r nc 11th t. 1th tn fil-4 tn 1ty of t nt t pb 2 o! th 1 t "'1 coun l tor t1 ph of t 1 n o e iv thi C l l rt <- , ett che4 th r to Bo and 1 n d rd of Alder en to clQ _ di tence o:.t' t o h · ndt ed (ZOO) y tition ot clo 1nr t he purp 1--0r tha p tition r !err d to in 1 or th~ to tttat a.v1t o:r Bicxere b ginn 1 cu 10n . t n ant efend nt tin , rt ~ 1tn th l o obj ct <I to th t portion !1 v1t ~z 1c r at ri l 1rr 1 v~n , c 1n th1 l 1t on 1n rt1n t n t b 1.nn1n r. th1 o ~ 101 l . t1on, th : the- only f'f1d·v1t 1 by lnt rJ c in 1 to ., 11 0n th ld hi hlY pr j lit1 ct 1th th l v lu , " it in th1 -1 - rt1on te . , 1.., b r by ov r:rul · o "no th n t1d vit of B1ck rs to th b o J ct1 n of eoun o~ t ot yo~t • t'1dav 1t wor s cm b half of <1 fen'1 d r £ rene t ev1d ntly t ap e r to h ve b en adopt d .a. for Ii to be h ld on o.r ' yout pet1t1on1n the · yor and ndon P yton Ho ct, f ee rdin er r t re d to , h r 1n p t1t1on Co 'l1tte r 17, 1962. Af£1 c ot r d hich 1 ork top r C1al 1 - j int 1C �th1 1.ng on t Ob C bJ ct t it on ht • 1ck on ro th of th ff1d v1t b te . r.ma ," nd1n ! led, nd e c.t1.on 1 her by ov rruled . f1 oun l ford f ndJnt~ obj~ct or h suit l inn1n- . th the tJ that ~ort1on ot 1 h the ord rds 'th i r gra h otn: r nt1o e<1 "abov - r ," th t it is h. rsay and a concl aion an,j an opinion Said obj ct1ons are h reby over.rul d . ff.1 nt . coun l !or pl l tif s offer d a.~d tn r j ot1on s1x vi nc without n ad 1tted 1n arranty deed • 0 Iv l O CO JN .•. L FOR DE I!;NDANT.. ' FOR D IAL OF·,.~T . LO~UTORY INJUN ~Im • Attn conc1us1on o t d tend r 011 tor pl 1nt 1f any vi enc • and upon th t t or 1 . ot1 n that b pl 1nt1ff.., ' evidence and be:fore t. y r t t1 , co .ms l for Oetendarit 1 made an court deny an 1nt rl cutory injunction on th Court regord d ueh otion &sin plaintiffs ~ Th th n ur . 0£ ..ounc · ent by ooun on uit and d n1ed s 1d . ot1on at such ~tag: of the h orl.ng . In thi conn ot1on se Kight , vs . G1111 rd, 2l4 G . 445 (2) . net nd t~ off red in Vid nee e1x a.ff1 av1ts of 1nd1v1dual to th n ture and ch ract r of .- yton oa.d th r on. a a.no o of . 10 affid vl t ot ner . t o th nsp L. 1ng r id d• " uf!ln d. r eferrtng to the us· of P yton u e of m th Peyton .Ro cl t tn u e of aid · o s 'r ctn on, p r . 1d traff1a · · a " ra . st r1 "'" . nager • t or o :-- yton o d, .. None 1th r n yton Rod ... 1 - nd Harlat1 Road J , nly one aff:taot; on P yton to ,1 ; his r s1 tie otb nc r a!f1,:.ints p >ears to �r 1: or 1 y r f rt n 1n 'I t t t on 0. Lot t , 215 , 2 n • l<J n or I t of t to ch rt1 r 1 ons 11 ad, s • • for o· th th t i>, Pl 1nt1!f' or n proof th t 4 n4 f n n.o t t,. oa 1n 'th1 ion to tl1 . Clo ed. 1t1ot1 to· d d lt l as o! tn se case; th~Y are not l't <r. 1n t ff ct that th y no ev1d nc • 11 inti.ff r tile rf:l 1 .a. , an u1nccnp tent c s . or c!l.llY n· g t1.v 1ng Coun oy ·he pla1nt1ff .• n 1nt1.tt · a . ct on th . ~ound cu e; lfnon r qu1r .. d in th n , '" D-1 was 1rr l vant anu lnma r1 ould o proof which h ot C h1bit P-7 •• t or very par-- r pn th ... r s b t (11 t nd d ss t o hundt d (200) l 0 0 j 1 for t1t1onin ut in ~on, iJ ntif1 d d or la1nt1t . 1ty i .n 1tho t prob t1ve v lu y, .t-lo.nt of ·n jlD'lot1on o the corn rs t e ,L . objec t'.I; • B 1t1on a t ~ch d dlr et·d t:t1 on In tn1 eon · ct1on · t ~yl'>nt l'th p tl n - t ( 0 ) f t y 1 ·vit 1 1n~n 1h: obJt:ct th l.BO l for n J hav ch w uld ta -e • Your Honor, th t c rta1nly 1 o-n r h1p ls b pr v d t, lt elt, t e only t t r en of the · t.t'1art to bl' thi in tr th t h o n t Vid nc • b -t J ll t fj 1<1 pro no xc t th of -ch ooj ctlon r hit n1 th lo 1he obj otion 1n re ti r h1p 1 ov rr l d . in ot o r y 1 a be t lat1on t .o tateoent t 10 vlt 1s not r g -a Quo · vid nc .• In r -2, CO . t ry c or s l f or la1nt1t£~ r of on th 11 Ov p t nt £1ant e th nd ~ n • Obj·Ct ro.Jnd nth t 1t 1 to J. o. n, 1aent1f1ed s Ch ph rial, 1rrel vant • coripl tely 1 co 1olu ion h1ch, or the re ult· to dra 1n th r tore ar 1n th h n t rt1 vit of c rlton ot la par ubJeot to b n , l o on th • ln t 0 · ~ aph r er 1 o j ct1on h1ch th O)nclu ions r h r by �- - ~ - -- - - -- r·.:.i t1<1 V t O 0 Jct COUil Cl to tn r v lu • 'f n ton ro d ·e1 et1on a.r h reby nd f1d~v1t cou l tor c. v-e, .: 1<1 ·JbJ ctions r ct orter, 1aent1t1ea as A. a· D-5, obj ections tn reto s to t: ~onard r e., D- • In r ~no . robat1ve Y, 1dentlt1 f lainti!f v1t no .1.t t Uf;!taln d . e. D , fl C rltvn that \h Court nd In f1 n ih Vit ff'1 ortn, an on t , t ..... Al ACUJv....-r r her oy u:stain ,d. . • ' obus. 1<1ent1f1ed l 1n11ff obJ·ct a th r to n the me grourd th t r · ad to !1'1 a.vit of onar • D-3 , except a to tion ot id ,tf 1<1 v1t t · ai .'r... . r s" ·· bu t r t rt· d t . ... 1d obj. c'tiions, 1th ... a.id cer t1on. ar · by t 1na • Co el tor pl 1ni1t s di iot obj ct o l for coun 1 t ort 10n o~ tn . aff'ic'.f vit of t a h b~ d I ar A l nta clo r u o1nt y s. !!'S . Kobu hich of tb ar1 tt tt) l for def ndant~ o fer tor clo t t1 Ul' c cl 1 an~ th~r nt ntlo or tb r, not1c for ru1d other s .e . d 1tte . 1i1 ean, w1th .,f .P rt 1on of :~eyton Roo.d att&ch d , vi no, bottJ for pl 1nt1ff s and t 1 1nt1f t • T tr t t1on. u lr ! '&hot obJeot1on affidavi t of · yont ., t1t1on ' ·y p to th t1 · t1at th · City of cut-thro ..1g,h s t t s: ve lived in this ne1 nborh00d P yton and harlan Hoad· bot dr1v r 1n th t nc n ~ by Con vi rat1r d n t ly tor ppr x1 - ==-i , 1d nt1f1. d ftld Vit J. --~---,.....,._,,..-~ ny relat1v , .. th t1ng, un otner n1n o n 1n th XJ.an 10n o - 1- Court to ia nr l uth Ne@:ro 1nt j ct1c1 1 fOllo s, t that r • �n n co.,. n1 nly n nota.r1ou ly pu l1c1z d by v ry rout1n b 1v t 1 ! ll y h net ' r1 1 or co ion 1 1to 't ne t r 1 r (ev1<l n.tly A r1c n Ju 1 ~r~denc, on t~ subj at to o t .• 1t' r . th co r 1 u on h1eh . th r1 ht o kno l g , i notic ., I n All ' e c id: truck we a H··r of p r t! hut our 1th 11 .d~ y· in th { 0 • the supr cow.t ot the n sald: . 'l.t S' t et depem:1 . 1.s arber, lleged t · nst. thin common xpe.r1 nee _,yer. 56 ~ . • Ju tice Fi ld era ·.r to d forbid s, n to kno u 11c n.ot,or1 ty 'tl'l d bench w· are s Judg s what r1 1 or ~ a h1 h u nee ~o 11an 01 U~S. 292. d l . v • vi · 11 79 O • A p . 536; lle art 1ent " . Hendrix, 216 G • £?21; l l 'fel ph n , ll, 12 1l Y:ay an ;.1ec1. r1c Com: any. 2 Ga . 504; C t 10, ~upra· ours at ... on Hunt v. Arn ld, 172 •eO., ot 1thout n. '" u l ' t S ther in" 11 s1, 1lar c, t e court~ i l l ta e Jud1o1al v. Nunn, b lso olfe v .. p . 49 jnot· ted, provides that • Cov nia, l 'O G . n r 1 e nlz nc • . • en not; r in, and th Ju 1c1ally roco 1ze e 1 one o ct C fto1·1t to ei t "In th.a c e of 1one...,ota v . r. Ju tic • ·· • 3 l , 1n . org1 , ~ ent1on a. y C rovtngly fro t d tat h.av I r. r follow : 13 of g .'? l out •0 '1ge shall i n trOd et1on of. ro In south rn - on kno t CtS n <l th cif1cally r ot ubl1e no l tt y id Co r tt th , h . b -112 ot ' cti <n of co 1d o b t r or to xp c1 thl pt on t h ot r 10 t tt hicn nty forty ntn ~ J Jris rud na · h t i n 11 th t 1t 1 di cope o that w1 n1n • . 4, d ling 1th" hin un1c tion co a2· : p .. f;4'1; ny v. _'uo l1c 111 10~ Co.n,.11s i on AnO ee al c.J. ua . v1d nce),oeoi1on �n t C r t,; co t th t .. r o · u- ju 1c l not1e u. out J t th u t by oro e lr 1 of 11 11n ! 111:..1.t'lg ccu . n y. in una r. ct. ng t ff i.ned. ar . r or 'Jt y-Forr r att -~ u.~ t to b . bu-r r nd njo.tn <1, c::! fort h~ _p·e..trpo · :r1 r or z n , · 1t. the v1 b111ty for h1t~ r c r ~id to f 1 o n rsh1p and ., tl1 l rlan•Peyton tt nd · yton Forr ·t Ea"ea · l y1n,.,. t r he C1ty r ctl. of th the 1 r .m hich h tt, outh of . aid barr1 .. ades , ona prevent in~ or tt tpt1ng hi p.rev nt prop. rt;y r on r hip n oczup ncy of a n .1 o r c • court d bar ct r o 4. jUd c1 1 noi1ce 01 t yton Ho a ct I rl n o d ano of 1da.V1t ntion t .P <1 r 01. tr fie t dwuys ·· s 1 dioat \JO 11 th • r ct r physic l n tur 1n t n a.a · oth r , hert;iinabov on t-no leag • or:)over , t · u of t1 on or tr fi e l w d 1 ~ ul: tion J 0 uch rod, if ny, in vi r mt r a of th by not tr- u h or ar o l · nf ore t an<l not an xcu... or n part1oul rly portion clo 1n or b n onin portion of rod . r ly o two hun rd (20) te~t 1n len h. ,h ore11n.: nc t port1o:i ff corn . r or 0 n r' D1 Lo-t 1ct th r t •• t p 1 .... no lon~ r \lf1 0 1 11 • • pr v1d a J' ..:i.' • b lt non t 1nn1 g a "'h northeast 13, l JJ1. tr1ct o.!: (i'U ton c u.nty , an r ..mning loc t d in I ml Lot 12 nd 213, 00 l yto:a i l t r ~t1on to Poyton · oact, s .. provit'l 1 er 1.--ic.nc t1 n Ct' d hr by £UC 1. tt 1n r lat1 n to Harl rlan r o a, • d, o a �l t > t o! t· ult li tr bandon voun y, b t in r ct ch oort r vi ln 1 of i otlc nt .. · st t it or ful or n ce ary ! 1' th t ·t he o _ht to oo ex r c1 dinanc a ~ ft .evict nt ly not t forth in th Code Cod of tlanta. f 19 ·3 , but r tner under th G n r l As~e. bly ot cor 1 ,, aoproV€d ~arch l e2 , Vol 2, This Act, City of Atlanta re rpowerad by resolution or ordinance to v~c t e and rxl ab noon any treet or ;eort10a of street 1 no lon as JJ1ong other things, provide : ·,o r d of Alclertl n o.f th ~thot1zed , 19 2 (n orgia L.-:iws Act of 1962 1- tiubst ont:1.tilly th.e awn 'Th ·c ion 24 .9 or eal ayor Act or the eq .), which expressly repealed t a1d ... ction 24 . 9 . 'Th Public H r1ng Cl'ty of Atla.r1ta ; Ch rt r and R la.t · d Law , as Se cttun 24 . 9 o 9 ii r by en c onv · niene u rd1n .n ee of the Cl ty or Atlanta und r th i clo 1jg and or bandonll nt of th r the p blLl th r1ty thu or tn II · S t t.n t or p 'blic t . roughtar . nba1n.., no long r t !il ., nu Lop· 12 lon er n de as suah . t1, r 1 ad th (1 for tr t pur o In thi: ll in et. 00 r c s a ry or th public uc:ie and conv n1 nee . " ful or It al o provid h1ch in their Judgm nt ypr and Board of Al dermen de cide that if ' h.. to v cate :or b ndon a street, sh.all th~rea.fter cease to b a tr t fr anx pur~ose whatever~ ~h Act also provide th t "th City 1 cA 1thor12ed in f r th vacation of a t e po1·t1on t. t ru t th Li ttl ont .. 10 d ' v tb .Length of p ct1v~ly , a1:;rt , nor d:.>es the 2 O t et stat kin, 13!:> v,a • 8." 1 ( 2) , V • n bl1 h 0 b • r or inane lJ'lt . o lie ,t ion for l oa ct d1stanc 1 .................. I) In n ot th h t tre ~t . ' oteti t n· t t 111 o It ch. cases to ace , t a cm1sid !'i:..tion o tne t bl1ah ent nsUff1c1 nt 01 ne t W R h8 ld that roa11 und r stat cr1J;t.t1 r: ot the road pro· o d , ther forej s1bj et to be 01~ 1 sad on of 10 ut.ticl! nt cr1pt1on . -24- �v. ll l r or t Bib t bl1 h1n void r unc rt inty o 0 . e~. 1ty I l ro . .1.nv lv U1 111 scri t on O! 1n1t1al d 1 that a r in t l'li l 1nt • of s 1th vs. , rtleu r tt nt1on 1 c 11 t -- he c J or Indu tr1 l lty Co pa"'y, ' l .t;. 4 c;u, tor ec1 1o P rto anc of an 11 g d contr ct c rt 1n r al o rty, her· tn 1t w ~ held th un cr1pt1on, call Of certain n r .t J.i,j .. 1nvolv1ng • tort h suit · le of , . ore ~r le s . to in!. 1tho ta ep 1f1c scription o th point , rena ·red th 4 ~cr1pt1on o ind f1n1t · and u c rt in s to r~nd r th con tr ct vo1<1 and inc pabl t b t d rl · sp eific erforr anc • ln th a o ,.:d 1 te ttd el d _portion cas ,-..4' w. .. e yt on · Oad ro.xim t ly . 0 ff! AND her !natter di cus ~: d, tih Aeide from th .r · c1el L .. su ce~ -.moer attaci-: ar · re_, r ed by the co· t a o din a:rb1tr JI ~ n.:. ca ,rtc1ous ., and y re~ ther f'or·, 111 gal and void . u.e de~crl tion · o,l· thij closure 1n unreasonable, re 1 ga~ly ffici nt , th r l n th ie only a~proximately two :trnn~r d ( 200} f .et .. The· istance of P~Jton o J mct1on Th thi bA.rrier on th~t Road south to 1t oad 1s a;pprox1 ately t elv with - ~ffla.n (1250) .t'i!ct. fro d1 ... t nee froi... tne junct1o·n hundr d 1xty U .Ro outh to se (l sKetcb attached to aft1d· v1t ot H1by L.. C mp and others,. hmm on th how ny a t a'.tld. w st cro - over stri..? t • and th -st. 1'hc-:. atfldavit 1 no v1denc t h' t ucn, cro ....-ov r atruets not s inaonv ni~nc or s h 1n th 1 d th 1 .1 ding of uor r , o or inane p 2 b h bl1c rl:>1tr Of th1 clo m Ord r ano Ju v .t • let1d ... . ;p~ort to tha v1e ..mt) proVid .1. l' C cn~rt . p1 { ' upr ,rov1 j,,on ( e to b In th1 conn c't1on, or c urt of Iow ), 129 Nort 739. -2::,- that the tl . t u~on v cation or tt !or '1t { ) forth ricad s. result o t 1~ ee oi' en~r l e se n't s tor 11 y . a cuprlclcu . nt of a tr t, · he:roln s tr ff1c as th ord1.n 111t1 part1eu.Ja r a t 1 0 blti V • e -t ern, 73? t �y t r . nt pl intif .c r ho d to on • lt doe I not ite per on • Non. ot t. t any or th t P.P n of eny r 1 · op rty lying r yton rv rr t or th oy- r H rlan . L. · ~ Go er cH eo tin 1' lot th e rson r yton R Cl r int rv nor , ho xc d. lan pre..aent c rr1 e1 l buff t Carl Tho yton Forl h1ah has be n p r ons s · 1 d; one of 11 te hich a.ppevr to outh of the t>arri ·r on t s. t no th barri r r, b :rr1 r or zo a r tt rr (1 Of witl'l th 1n th or th l lity 1 l nt tlon t er of h purp ).Se ot tort roperty q- tio1 in ofar as any 1 ordln nces t1 r oad; '.t:heodor wh1t ect ot ucn o nersh1p or tt ctin a b1llty for \!hit rr t pre ntin b rs on rl , 140 Harlan .Road . h eonc rood 1 - 1n re _peat I r Andr s at 2 l Harlan Ro d , n .ltutlon l1ty of th th or hou e a.t bar 1n r espe ct ' 1n th 'h r . 1s , t her r ore, no 1s own r _ 1p or u of prop rty outh of he r spact1v b rri r or 1n r toy- orr t or r cial 1 the arion Goo er, 40 Harlan Road; plaintiffs h 1 1n p · t rs that t John on, 70 Harlan t ly four hundred ( 00) f pprox1 of' 1d 'rs • It id north of th · barrier · o. Harl ide o nd • r et. desi' nat d a r loc,.tiou 1 e 011n ra or oocu .ants b r r1cu e r d rs. n H ct 4 1 orr st t th f ollo in 1d H rol<l John y tt, yton nt1on hoar p .rties o o a, or in tb,e d or in i rlan nt1ft l n groes r . eco 1n outh o :t: tll r • · 11 and Carl • nt1ft own or oc upy or oont m""l t H ot t th ny r~c1 l 1 ue 1n th 1r 1nt and b y tt, it L. K. Go r, i John ori, rv nor 1 lh ? r 1 h odor ~ l r n qro f ollo 1n · · 1 1nt1 th y 21, l 6 U of 1 1'.l ... tabl1Shin a tab1l1z1ng r r ca o n rship and o ccuvaney 1n an d to a~ the Harlan l1 ar 1n yton o outh of r 10 b r1er pt1n to prev nt pro rty on· :r h1p -2 or Utoynd d oocu ancy �or r iy r b I f th tr i o 1 t 1 e r by th • U hr 1 or j ud.1c1 in th v1 1 not 1c V n ord1 enc h b Of n i nt rv nor · a hat pur x re1 o rac , by th t1Qn ot h b rr1 r bo n by t n , oo pl 1n ana th 1r 1 ple nt t1Qn of ,t nd by th court e pport d videnc 1n th • ar l rorty- 1 t . y y v . City ot tl 10 r 1d n iv . o. ·t ~ d color d (if pr operty, e , end rooting tb w nd tor th t re on w re .roee s els.us of th. ed ral and &t 1 orct1nanc . xpre ~ly r•c1ted t ,t it as nacted p a1,; , c onf'lict and 111 rv1n r ons block d n1 ct th · inherent right of a person d cl1spo c n t1tut1 n. tor pr ta , 14 O • 192 , h ld th t an o:n'.i1n c of 1:r:1 th to oquir , enjoy v101 Court ot o org1a, upre prohibiting w 1t pr on and colored th C1ty of Atl nt fro ... a o th d c1 e re ling b t een th neral of 1£ar i· hit e City . " F bru ry 12, 1915 . In l 18 1n tb case of' J.lov r vs .. City of Atlanta, l ·· oa. 285, or n e City ot f tro oecu y1n a re 1 tl , ta h1ch pronib ted colored persona nc s wr d vie foll. d th V lid1ty of an xpr . 2 ·ar1 y • 245 u.s . 60 ; lnvolv1n ~ tha 1lar ord1nanc ;f tn C1t y of 1vu1sv111 , K ntuaky, v rr l d th c f Hard. n v . City n v • Ci y of Atlanta, 150 Oa.. 1924, 1n whlch a zonlng or in ne oft to zon c rt in r th f A lant& , 147 • o B,o r h Gl over case o.f Buehanan v • ca ly tiich a occup1 d a res1d nees by h1te people , n ld to b uncon titut ional . , w ver any hou e u_ pon any block upon id n 1 1 di trict 1d ntl 1 d1 trict co t h JJS 5, dec1<1 a ln City r Atlanta undertaking a~ hit o o ed d1 tr1ot di tr1ot and c rta1~ a ... 1n\O lv d, ana in h1ch t th d e1 10n 1n Glover v . C 1ty or Atlant , cont:roll1n • It b 1n l .tul no uncon titutlon l to l - 7.,, 1 lat 1n r pect �or occ p . cy o r 1 or , h ro nolu in 1 l Court 1 ti t 1t 1 ~ r 111 in t t con t1 t tion l o . th1 ball n v r In th of c o cem r tb by Jo eph. tb • Bro n , r ot. In olf 4 te , r longm to 1(1: TO t1.x th d !orwaro n the t t c. • o th c1t1zen t 321, d e1d Court o · u orgl • 1n' vp1n1on ai t le 1 ...,ect1oo ot 11 '.lbat t1on of oc1 l ta u • it ·1 · trio co pany, 2 G111,. . l n Court. ' 1t h · · b oci l T.h ,Jt 1 r h bit • Geor 1 V e, n o d • latio.n . *' ta .s b r tl cqui 1tion or 1d tic , 1t w J v~r . orclr h rty 1th tn oc1 l rt llt 1 t i he .,;,Upre hi r 1tut1on b v ; tt c tre t l 77 and 1 ct ot ~ , l or st t u j th unconst1tut1on l to or ort1 n th of itutlon ot l con th . ·t t lnc of rac 1 d 1neon r· v rt ibl , Pc of u o publ ot ettn on h cu ncy ctr al pro or t r t v lu th di: n .P • d hu · 11 . J g ' o t ha e1v1l or ;political r1 ts 1Z CO r cl e o cltiz n , or to tte.pt to ·t tu 001 of y eit1z n either by 1 '· tion or · S by l d o1 1on ls re.plJgJlant to very pr1ncip1 und rlylng our r ot ov rn nt." til l r h volunt ry pr1oe1p p ct ot " 1nt ntorc t 1th t1 n ch 11 ot <1 .Fifth 1.: raoe • th t h 1nd1Vi ual in tt r • nor ourt) ntn nm nt pos1t1v . ly ooo.mands but only n g t1vely .forb1<t ov 1·n , nt tion . Cob n v • .t-'U F f'th c1rcu1 t ) , lie ·ou 1n 7 Ad 1n1 tr t3i n ( u.~. our ot A ·, 1 , 73 . or con t1iut1on 1 rl ts c not b J ti '1 d er· or, ) , 20 • l 2, 201. ly 1n t x rel or ' J?( lie Iiower or " v. cour on ( iJ . 3. L1 tr1 "t cour • 1 dl Di tr1ct of d. u pl . ·o , c1t1:n .... .., c r y v. City ot Atl , l �D 1 b:L 1 onf'lic , n C, th1 ny r1 Ort nt h 11 C MO er t ht 'ih h public p c by pr vent1n 1 CCO pl1 h or rot ct d th vi ie ti n ot d by r1 rv t1on oft h public or ora1n c ~h1ch b1 l h a ral Con t1 ution. a by th 1.;on t 1tut1on ean u nth abs nc of ~ ct1c difficult! •ti on v . Coop r (U • • ourt ut pp 1, '1gnth circw.tJ, 2o? not · d. 2d •. e e · cit d • 1tt ot • rg1 ), 1 r Harv y {U.S. d. t etr1ct Court, · 1dd le Dist ri et P1 • ?ll,; · d r on v. Couron, th f ct vi nc l o by t owl d of t v ave been pl ·n 1tf or t t in. tt r o tbi <11 clo 1n Ju<11c1al notice o na. t r .t forth , lt 1s the vi bov d th 1ndiv1d yor t nc an int rlocutory 1njunc ion cour't t th and c1rc b r <2 the g l d fendant o! the Bo .r d hould ti d by of common and opinion ant d 1n t ndant c1 y of tlanta 1n their ff1c1 l cap city only n r 1n ter s t at Al derm n , Court r g rd the follo ing case a controll 1n 1n the Of r. uch 1nJunct1v r 11 1 t, Dunl p v . co r v . t o · -. 201 . 20 , 209, a nto., ·te. R 11 Co . , l cases cited; G. 48 ; Rid r v. Port r, l 7 ' • 7 o (2); Town ot Hidg C1ty of Clty o:f l (l OX V • l h11 o ch, 1.54 ,a . 4 l t~); ntz v. 1-- 0 • Klk r ., 89 • Kik r, l~O 1111 , 205 h • 5 6, v . Grant, ~ • 717; • 2 •• 7 (8) • 5 0 • 601, 60 .• th o 1th1:l th r 1tr1tt n p t1t ion 1n th ci t b ' riv t ) to the clo ur of th on oth r thin , r f rr din d Hfor th 'b n fit of r n n -- �•' r iv ··o th t •.: o 1n1on no 1 tinot1 n clo 11g tr to portion fa tr et 111 1 n ton t ut1on l r1 , ! r th t of JOh c l t riv t in 1v1 l or 1nd1v1du l . t 1n v10 0 I tor h or p ct In r n 1 b r t th q 011 of 1nqu1r1 ov rn1n · b y, f 1nn ot eitdl. and p rt1oularly t l , e z, 1.23 • • • into the c· otiv v . Barb r, 138 J of' ly or ure ~ u. ·. u ler v . Kan a , 1. ORE, CO SID ·D, OBDB ,- AN ADJUDQ D tbat ~ IT IS, int rl cutory 1njunet1on b d th s e 1s hr by gr nt d restraining e.lld njo1n n th cl t n t Ci y c, tlant and th 1nd1vi ual d t nd t , 1m th 1r off1c1 l capaci ty only as · !ayor and mb rs of ot ld r n o.f t . C11J' u f'. At ctiv ly, rror continu1n to int nth arricad s 'ell· nave been erC: ote<l 1n a, s. . oft Cit of n id · yton id tr . th .- r1c <1 I nd appr v d uec b r 17, 1962, and by ai barr i cs. s or by other meara to 1 peel 1th the u u l flow of r fi r l 1nt1 t s. {. ur~uant t o the or<lin nee lanta ado t a l o rro eont1m.u.n on d, ..ar n nd Harl Roads , e of 1d o d d ' t ria.11 and ,.: h1oular traf.r1c c1 fro cont inu 1n~ to prev nt .:; public thoruughf res by , or oth rw1s • TH ORDi · u ND ADJ G D hat , id d.ef nd nt s r ooove or c u to b r ov d a111 b rrtc . d t1v o•cloo P . • o-- · nd • This Narch 1 , 1963 . -3 ... nd ch of them on or be£or � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document ,. L. AL., IFS -I -v CI Y A, TL.A () o. 0 () i.i'ULTO A... 7 7 U?EHio · C UfiT () AL~, T 'lfl ~R NTlNO, suit bro Thi 1 j 1n t v h1cul r tr f.f1c tl nt , pl 1nt1ffs tro fro to ytoo long int d rendants ounty • · or a , s k1 ::, to ana or a1<1 Roa u v Uy, frol cont1nU1ng Harl n Ro d'-r in tne City r1 o and interf re tar s; ith the , vac tin or abandoning s id Ro ds , nd judg,. ent tn t certain portions of City of Atlanta ar . uneon t1tut1onal and. t t null tloro and v b1cular tra.:!'flc along e id Roads; cl r t1on th as public t, 1op · to ob tr f pd ord1n nc INJh!!CTION 1th he tlo or pede tr1an na ob t.ruoting, clos an<1 tor 0 DI &:I s s or 1 ; t'r'or cont1nu1ng to pr vent and 4eny to con 1nu1n t ult on rt r nd. 1nt to lNT LOCU'N>RY ndant , Jointly n<1 d U M I OJ~ ht by pla1nt1tt a r1or ,;ourt Of 1n th .t a.no void. q st1on or th gr nt or n 1ot rlocutory inj ct1on and on d urr r 4 hr 1n t _r 0 1ot1on to ei1 1s fil Cl in aid cas , t rorth. t11n Th 1. 1 S 1 1ty o Al 1n tll C t1t1on of L. t e ,; .follow ; • Goo r d ot r 5 1n t nd oth r, f11 don D c ber 17, 1 2. with �r l 1 r n o.t h uppl l t to nt n bl · top t1t1on f1l d . nd. 2. r turn d t 1 e c b b r 18 , 19 2; 18, 1962; t1t1on ·b r 21; I C t ne1 4. tn"r r of d 5. nor t to u pl t'3 t1l d D ca be.r 21 , 1962; nt la n ment to uet1t1on flleu r 31, 19821 b t noant • rer1 • l nd nt..., th r to ti ul tlon r lat1ng t • naan l> f nd ub t :-..tut1n d r n • ren a tr1k1n original p t 1t1on t Of la1 t1£ nd~ 7. urr r fil d J~uary 10, 1983; d d d t1 and .ritten r t1t1on and urr r , .fi l t.d January 14, 1963; d1·t1onal d urr r to pla1nt1f!s' d r wr1tt n p tit1on , fil d J nua.ry 16, 1983; o 1on to d1sm1 s by 1n 1v1dual def ndants , otn rr than 9. t C eil ·urn r, !11 d f nd 10 . Ans er January 16, 19 3; ot de:t nd nts , oth r th n a fendant C ci l Turn 1--, !11 d Jan \ ry 16 , 1983; 11 . 12 . 15. AIL r of d fend nt -..,octl Turner, f1led Ja.n usry 17, 1963; oend, nt o f n<1 d r pl 1 t1ff , file t 1963. n s d1tional d urr ers to pl r1tt n p t 1t1on 1 'o. finally ,L · t1f.f.s • tld d , fil d F bruary ,• • 1 • Applic tion of 1nt rv n 16 . ti ry 21, Jan d J r • 11 Int rv ntion of 2 1 6 • a r • ra Ji c. H 11 o. rl Tho Kidd to nu 'l'Y 22, 1963; r u. Hall and earl Tho K1(1d , �r d n n thi ea d 1t1on lo urr r to nt1ff 1t1 n, fin lly n d, 11~ r n• n r r1tt n writt t1t1on .f il I Jan ary 14, 196 nt by pl nt1ff w s t11 d J nuary n z, 1le v ry on Q br ary 4 1 1 63, o~ tn 1r r l t l Tho f1c1 nt to . .nd 11 de . urrera int plaintiffs' re ritten petition 2 n 3 o~ d f ndant 1nt1tt ' nt tiled Janua1·y 21., 1 . t th ~rounds of d. 1 c. Hall a na u.rr .r ea t as c1nd 'is - orth in ra r pbs r n ed and ad 1t1onal d murrers to .. nd d and r ph sub-p p tit1 n fll~d J n rene~ ed, uary 22, 1'963 • Kidd f1l cl J .?1 1nt1:f' s• p court, nded and th 1nt rvention of r • Sara · finally c rene ed e Cb phs 2 and 3 of. said renaweo an4 m re directed to h d tendant s con tru d by t n urr r , ·add1t1¥n l . . origin 1i,y tiled an an by d: dd1t1onal t'1 murr r Q d the fin l 196 . ph 1 of d t n ant 'ren w d d .urr r, e d t ndant • ri n and ry , 1 6 • rltt n (d) of t1t1on, f 11 - January 16, 19 3 . ph 12 (a) of )la:lntiff s t re r-1tt n t 14,192 alle t "said r sp otive ctiv ordinances are uncon t1tut1onal and ro tion of th .. , con t1tut1onal provisions r cited tort he r son th t r port1 n o.t: th .Particular road _f_or_t_h_ _ _ __ p et1v a d para bov ...__;;..;..;..............;;.;..;;.;;..;... c . mtr ry 11 t1o t forth 1n J n ry 22,193. r11 ld or of th1 l 6tat • n A si 11 c. Hal.t. nd c rl Tho o p cl l de ,urr r hav b ph 16 s Kidd• f1l d 1 ub- r rah ( ). u on eons1d rat10n of d urr to abanOon sald ub-P re raph {d) of ara int rv nt1on of 'r • of th o 1 o ·th aph purport !11 !end nt • r n 'bru y 4, 19 3, 1d, IT Io C· d d .d additional 11 r ne <'IU.a,; ·l>, 0 D" 'D ANl> UJlJDO D d turr r follow·: �) r 11 l , nd th p t1tion u r wr1tt n ch oft ndant en d of r ry r n d ( hich ( ) d (b) 1. d 11 h d a to p c1t1 • a to . h indiviau l of t t lanta . urrers of tn · d f ndanta, 1n1n d d and add1t1onal d 11 r n de urr r 1 !andant ~ !'1 led. f n of ·the City o:t· dants' ren ! , l 63 of th , and pla1 t1.f ts• 1r 1nd1vidual d. ie ov rrule lo r {c) All or th r or r tb m, 1n th ir off1c1 l cap o1t1 s ·s of h 1n , int o 1urr rs r n c s \o tb 1nd1V1dU l d f nd t , • s a n d 1 hr by d1 d r 21, l 62 con 1 ne~ r (b) o d f naant t 1 d , 1n th 1r 1n 1v1d u l c p 01 1 1~ 1n 1v1 u 1 t r r d, 1 ch C b r pb l de urr-ei f1 .l . a urrar ban paragraph o her dJ f ndants f1 1 d · · cember 21, l 62 as a ad on by a.regr ;,hs numbered d1at ly r c ding t 11e paragr ph {c)) , are ach r by v rrul d •. s n J n th ry 16 , l ez, all of t h 1nd1vi uals , and e t xc pt , ion to th •1 . 1'h fol low1 d f ¥ 1 s pla1nt1f d1 't1t1on how h1cl'l ct 1n t <.'1 nd t~, and ach Oft their ne<l of a.n!J. , ove the curt to o to them on the grounds th·t said its f o ·t .hat ll c · of the fendants, t out in pl 10.t iff ' p ti tion, were 1d rmen of th rd or ca on : C 1n th 1r official cap city pro of n r 'pet1t1oo o co pl e11 Turn r, til of ov · e pt1on d action on he fol l owing the O\.llld c en yor nd City or Atlsnt e b r and th t pl 1ntt ffs' ', p t1t1on h on 1t tac th t e d oc ed Court r t r wr1tt n 1n hi t1t1on Iv oft1c1 l c n ant e1ty 11 l nt1ff r not 1n th 1r 1nd1v1l1 con truct1on n, Jr .w n nt1tled to l c cit1e . rr or d or f th City oE d f n nt only tJ&nt • Tb �nin nt , 1nclu 1ng cell urn r, r n d lly d int 1r orr1c1 l c c1t1 a ot 1 r n o' h City t Atl t • 1n ot r 1v1 1 th Upon r y u t or th 1nd1v1d 1nd1Vid l C e1t1e • 01n: .r 1n wa r pre ntly x ord r d j ud a t tl1 h d 11 t1t1on wr1tt n p ti 1on con 1st bo in.c l u iv , l ( ) c1 l ry J nu 14, 19 s. 'fh er d 12( a) , 13, 14, nu y l , h. 1 n d 2 of' 'the both 1n lusiv • I ar ent r - d, ar P':).r .;T apns n J r <l; 4 :rend n,t ncl th y d ny par gr pl nt1ff pect of hlch 1 d f ndants exc pt defendant i ph nd 1n r r ·Of .1t1on in p d, 1n th 1r By the an urn r, f 1 e r aah ~r pbs n· bEtr d l throu h 12, th r 15 . (1 to d ndants th rein n thy a 1 th 1 hr by di ctlon 1 l n 1ff ' r •writt , p ld . tion to 1d d l h t t1on A t t1t1on, no h pn e throu 14, rapr1 5 of th · p tition, the def nd t par of th ir r qu1 grapr · ns r lle e: ef ndant 0 Answering par ~raph 5 ot d it thtt the ordinances r r rr d to th re1 Exhibit e <l B r uly nae <1 by th r o er 01 th City of tl tn nd s by the iayor, don 1n co, p 1ance 1th nd in the ·n r presor1bea 11 o 1ch by h h r t r o th City of Atl t • For !u.rth r ~nsier, d f nd how that a 1d or41n nc ak tor th m lves a to I th ir con nt." h In n 1 an 12( ) , l ( d urr r d f nd nt rd .f ncl t d l. , al ho:.2 n J n y virtually tt ,1t i{ j)h l ( sra r ph 5 . no 1 J ll~ thy d _ urr t 11 of 'tll a 1 1 , 1n ) ot th pl nt1.f'! - t on w ich th ir b 1 r 2 n 3 r1tt n p t1t1on; �- r ·n 15 of plaintiff • o d th r in top 0 , 1n h l 1ntif t1t10111 and by d r ry , li t1l d f c ·t h 1'1le r ot Jan ry 2 , l 1n d f n nt • by p , aph l ! s 1d r ne v ry on or the1r oh and d ' n r n par l. l d: "Pl r c aft r pl lnt 1:t fs • bov murr-er nd nt , · bru ry 4, l e urr r urrers t1 ~, s or1,~1nally f1l d r rs fil ph 14( j nt1 f sho rtg r tl and 3 of January 16, 1963. ritt n petition it 1k of plaintiffs' r tbat s ct1o ct1v ~ apbs 2 l of the resp ctive act ion on th bo.rr1 r r f rr part of th· defend for th re son t no aid sections of th t ea.id 1, ·pl ,,:et out r spectiv or ln c Qt bll h1n a 'tac1 l buff r' to control the plae of re 1dence ndant th r o:f admit h1ch ano ordinanc 1.n nt111g action was for t'ne purpose railur of d f ndent~ to ans r Ey t r fl o pl .inti!fs her in, a.Zia other ot' th d th ts bo e, is turtoor to r . ation of the rerp ective consti tut1onal p ovision in on th 1r t o n th riv t O tr t .P • ' It 1 or .Pur.. o !or purpo r n t purpo tr f chtt 1 wh1 re· not. 1n61c ce 1n t 1.f1 c n no ccn tru b ho ver, th t th pr 1cular portion ot he ro ds r n th f ,. oM, th O u ct ion 2 of t ning "for J o of th ordinanc a, th 1t1r ly Sil nt 1n th t r s 1 lt1c t "tor r· ow . th t th p. r ion o bandon d 1n Ch "b nd ord rt UC. cl t l 01 ot th th x t oro1r1ane 1 rt ct . r 1 rv also tot h City 11 n r l ea m t. tor ll ut111ties , botn pub11e. d ;,riv t , no loc tea 1n aid traet .. u In r ct of th b rtt _pl in 1! ' r th t th t k b A • O 12( ) r1t n ll tl: .- nd p rticu bloo. 4 8, , 4 Q. 7 ua. 1 l ct1on sl- 1tt_d 1n r, s 1t I , 0 .n b ll .lf of p th r o w ~ ttach d n win, h r ot, ~ , ~ t • tn tn h r: ·- ctlon o 1-n eJ.-308 . el for ,laintlff l lnt1f s, and identified oth : s, t n ark-c d ', 1bit 1Jh1ch o-e 11 " I\ ti th reon id nti ied by lug by co ·nt l .tor the ~ ho n on ·tn · u.9 rt "xn > n th r1n tr v l in r v h1cu1 1r1 t ct a tr v l by st 1 ucn t:l. · b rr1 r -7- b C ; :.m t" put l str t t t auen int , tr1 n w nt. ov r or aroun nl s. t th t t b, that nd Harlan ·r und, h1ch b rr1ctdes r~n aoroia tb 1! .rk • , r ... 1 tch on ·: yton Roa.c o wood n truct r tr1 • or barri-r, no in. loe t1on of barr1 nt to p.P . u ·· , CI TL 0 no at red by eou uby · • C rr th r 4 G • · ct ion 61-306 and v1d no a.) of the aph l d ~an· v. Dredo, 95 (i). t to not an wer d r uch par gr ph -01 th · h es.ring th re was o ·d rly p ra fendant d1' pen in . 1th p:roof tition. t1ons of v . Yo 81-1 3. failur of ff ct of ttle l tor h p~rt1 p hOrt t'1 f r th �1 1 ub t unt1 · 1 inn tur . o r t tb on Pl inti f ' r l ti n to o. l, c rt1f1· d copy of ordin Xhib1 n om nt of r l: t t t oa.d , .s, • ( h c rtif1cat yton Pl 1nt1tfs t ot r portion ot doru, nt o~ b or . 1on ol nt of o b of o-a 10 rlan t ri l); o . "'• cert1f1 d copy of or inane l 1nt1tf ' "Xhibit d f •• , b t in1· is r g r~ed a~ 1 d, n 1st pl intU 1n J Oll to t t l! rlan t1 d, h'. relating •• ; o .. 3, affi v1t ot r .. . h uby L. C .p 1 1t en ; tt 1th 10011bit " " 1'b1t No. , .ftidavit ·t Ruby L. o mp an .P J. 1nt1!t ' t:Jdl1b1t No. , ff1dav1 t Pl 1nt1ff' ' oth r, h .t:xhibit ', and n If o,. 6, aff1dav1t Of D. L. Hollo ell, ftcf) t1~f' ~xhiL1t No . l n ·o . l , ' ~xh1b1t 1ut1tf ' ...xh1b1"t No.. n P 1nt1ff d 1tt t no 1ng th t not ct on hie 1d ouJ cti n i • 1 vi t o Jo pn T. B1o ers; l bove or 1x d de . t fort h w re ofJ.'er d 1thout objection . phs 4 'L pl 1 t1f nth ff1 ~ 'hO in noe.u; 11 , o rt1f1 d copi l, 2 ~Xh1b1t 1n v1d nc p , oer 1t1ed eopy of no a ortion of Peyt , Pl 1nt1t 12 p copy o! o di Pl cl 1th tt Obed; o . 7, cert1f1, Pl 1nt1f,..· ' .:.xh1b1t an ld Johnson r ; le.1ntif:C ' r·xt11 it on t w.r • ' er · h1b1t. eo ti ut d re concl thy pr v1ou ly t ' t1f1 d to to ov rrul • urt • -- v • obj ct d to "th r ub antl t 'N 111 ,. • co . , being 1t . ' �ts 0. L. . oll l o. t 11 ot .. r thin. , 1n , t l .t ll'l Tn J ur 10h r tl et t rn d han rl s to :'f 0 nd .P yton 'r c1al butter .• t Exhibit 1 Att ch d 1 of tf10. :11i 1 n d, on l . l 1gh r re port r 2 .. Coun l tor n1 to t hi ryan • ' h r in the aff lt 1. obv1o sly h t l'le ora · or. that it is o! h ars y; ( b) th l fvr object 11 tot t; n opinion . it 1 ent1 a ne~ paper article ., the ground t 10n r o n orda, ar ' 1 portion ot th or d cr1t ... th c nt nt t th the n .d .f1d v1t "" a_.,er n '· l" onal no prob t1v v lue . ff can't te..,ti.ty a to hi on th l'l1 opin i , , w .ell t 1 n • 1 1 tot h of h s turth r obj c r t1cl o iou ly ticl; th t 1f tt wer of 1t 1 hi O .• " lso obj ct a. tend t t 1t 1 d 6C:r1pt1r n 1c • Co·n l ror t nd t1r ty on t ~run t l f t :le · n.tten by n , 1nc1aent lly, c :rr1 nts bJ et coun • co r-gr ph ortion ot n rt cl t .ff 1 · t , 'r 01 1 bUff y t op1n1on .tro "A . u tort h n.. t o t h !£.x.111 bl t t her . . to ... t et nd ni .• 1cl aid artiel· nd 1ncor~or.. ted her 1n by !1<1 v1t of D. L. H llo ell d A copy of obJ cte~ to that y, p woro bOV ort r, by-line of ould b d af'f1dav1t 1a Exh1.b1 . it r r , o ds ar . 0 h 'l' ( ) D • to l . tor d f ndant 0 l y t· J Of rt1el 1n lt ' 1, • d wh1cb 1 th t ort1 n Of t tt till d r r n opinion o th ni · l!JCh1bit A 1 1bl • hi.C'il �ul d ny, 1 r o 1n10. o J cticn till por ion ot it , 1 uot n t 1 r f th r r p . ot 17 , .9 3, 1 t ffi ' n, w .  ; · y it 1 fur-en r ttl t 1t h or ord1n no s ..n 1eh. r .. nt c s , in th 1· r u 1n Harl 1 h dr 1 • t is oor lon and ·1 ,Jaoua.ry t ll ing: Kno l d · that th r .tl ot yto.n R de att chad to th nal p t1tl.on 1t1 or1 xh1b1til A and B, rk d h L. ff. llow 11, of i:iat other thins~ th e tort1ons 1n th .t .for th t oonolu 10 d or . t1d '4. t "Ii 1n , C ve 1 t 1t; · round th- t 1t 1 ppr r1t r, a1nc n1 n 0 th 0 urpo s for U of 11 n1n ntu.n a1t1z n ... of th City or At coun par l !or th d t n nte obj ot c1 to the .9or·t1on of sa1d r forth "on ·h ground that th~t 1 r ph 2 _bov 1n1on o opinion, o.f cour t; bl ft , being it's eo on nowl dg is th t b c 11 d , t en it 1. on b1ch to no t u t tb lld t k: o kno d th t y o j nyt 1n J.S be for t th j a1e1 l not1c con on court court could u. of . The - t hi.· time 1 s it cortc1on knowladg That .ake lt the L. 10110 ell. ot d t other thin · , t b .:ro.tlow1 · : .i r t and 1nd1reet 1:n dic 1on A cor,t.1on t c n be di prov0d . ct h1b1 rto.kes tht:J v1 thi · sc-cu111~ that doean•t £1 v1t of t un I th.1ok t · t t r ph 2 0£ 1n • 01.1rt 1 • t your Honor c 17, l as he er ly h1s uplnlon - T re are no fo.ets otiee of ne r 11 jucl1e1al not1c tan i judicial only co t urt c rely a 1 ~- n, t er- ly !1 v1t , o: hie !'i pres ur:. ose hov· . . hon by ll of~ 1ch ar �C o j ct n n l •JD r t tn • It :r· 1t ur c ~,cht 1bl . H 2 0 n·t yt r.i cor t 1n d t?'! r 1nt11vu1, l, Q! ,1 vi J t ~ ' ·, ;Ul ~ O! D. L. Holl · Janu ry (,67. 0 illit,: t t o me - t 1.rJ · s· 1noe l by th, t ·et th t tne· ro 0 ff1 v1t. of D. s we.r cl !Or laJJ•Peyton H cl Ar tor tn 0 b h ~ , pu •ll- h ld 1 • HOllO on oth r t irJGS, 1n ... 011 ·sb1l ty 1n t .e t t . ot r 1 • ·r d ph 7. n "h " . y. n cl a.r'ly · ti ,ctln 10--, ,. n s upar report O · he ve no proh t 1v v::.1ue in "' bject <1 to t n ·o to l · grounds: (l) "£; 1 l2) n t v n t' th ~ yer id 1t. it at ·z t t · o b h . tn or 10 th t roln 0 hi · ot1v • 1 l urid r l ther tn ory." 1 oci A E db1 th1u,t 1n ·1 t r ted t ut b.,.v Svte a..; ,P ng " t er t iinir • th , Wh1Ch .t.9{, w l<i b t rurth . Sb tn _pur_po co:m t ti 11 nAf'fl or 1 , 1t C y 1. u.x l~1ts A and D, nd 1·i12. ·n thit r ·,hr J. n· 1 h f "Oil 3.. hr to t b · (l bi.dletln that thi,.. C rt; 17,. l tt t C1 · t1on t t nt.., al.eo bJect f o r t t.he cts u on n1 h to bas th o inion ncl ~ 1 n op1n1 n or 111 • no tor tJ t l for -:H t.t oo Ol)1n10 l O. n 1 co . tr,· pollt t tfH t 1 . ti l h _no1 tion of tli dly 1n t },, t { C n b l.t or nt h not rd in cou . be ha us or· e, or sa1t!: t the · 1 th , t 11. o. a 1· for , l"3 to 10 1 lg: 4 port1on ot n licly t te l that t 1r dOt 1.l'.} "' r �' 0 C C (1 · oy Cr • or l r s s1no t1 · ot .. 1d 1 c rmot · ian th1 e ue 6t t d s1 ply V not . yton obj ct dto 0 "th 0 1,., n n .r lly th f Cl tn nt n ot bil1 t t ht a:n 1t 1 th 1 e a 11c·nt .for tha ordin no r , their at nt v ld not ~inO anyb dy; ' th ' ' it WO ldntt b t t . n r b Pl 4 !1daV1t O ins, b nc1 on o on on t ts f1r t y.;, -; 1 yoJ wh t t cone 1. eion . a!l tor, t ... s a.b111z 1t t e 1t pr s nt r"cial char ct r of the th n . In oth r ns · <l rds , h ls t ll1ng w e say he ls not c rnpe·c ,rt eonelu ion . c rt t· inly, a e a. lay vO do tne e , n't te tify t o it . h Ch Holl W. ll 11. f th th t obJ et1on th a.ffid tt ot u. L . an to po tt n ot -Xh1b1 · th r to. Vi , ff1 f 'th1 pl tat y t · t 1 ° ~ean ord ' tab1l1z ng 1"' su.1 ald Qon clus1on o · the a.tf ant . ?or hi:n to "a;_t • ly , C uc s1 _ffll 1 t 1s t ha the · eopl 't biliiing r.1 It ie his t. 0 n n nc ot n , of the pres nt jeet,..d to t net portion of st t1ng th , n r l vl Ton h n 1 ·aint n nc ant t h t · round n· January thing , th 1'ollo ing: ls n no probat1v It ul a ei ply f .t' C un pb lf ll , o· dat 110 • L. 0 otb bil1z1n C i nter s t; it tli 1r ' Y- 17, gain ntif: tt r t n , 1o t th c.1 t n .,. t1t1on . t id 0 ' t and ? th r ts to ~·t} . h ch n r ~xh1b1t to J 1ci •12- _: ' ~ r not1c port1 -o t in apl'l 14( ) ot V1 t r n. �In r c f n obj ct1on th ·r l o 1 r to o! t1 ,o_, ort 1on lr t a h 1· inabov n t ent of b '· yt n or oft h c rt r and elatert ot , t l nt , 195;,, et hr or, nd to~ or a 1n c n 13. 11 to d r City of u avid ntly ting r f rr th o D. L . forth 1n In r to 1n p nt, 1 1· torth at 1 n ··th by g 7 • H ·l;) l le r ay yor of the city s tb ! ct t l o 1n1on of itn · 1,·, 't 1t1 n , to t r o'bJ ct o t e d 1 s h1 c e of th ot r r · ott·v in t rot b th n t b 1n uir 1d ·v 1t t Uall~s County ea yor nor at tify a· • h rain th oor riters on tb he Cil tY of en ct f t as Opini on beg1nn1n th r to . y of tn tlant r, Har ay Hul 1tb r to th purpoe r y of af:f10av1 s or y or purpo es or obj ct tttld n ct nt ! t into, tot h ch nd th r t tack in he only f nse of the rul t , t their ot1v t10I1 or 1n ora.r or In v 1 u ed by l he def ndants nt o th ordiaanc 1nvo-: r mb rs 0f the n v1e of th turth rt ct that th1 oor v .Atl nt~ xce t 1 n d t e tootnot t n lth~r tb rd ot tt r . ur nc co·· any ( u 1tea s·t tes Court of 1 or. end oth t or r icularly the hi tory rhQ'(lt , J..tdge, 1 100 t torth 1n t t · , g ph 3 of the affid :vit ray v1denc , l . Fi th Circuit), cit d 1n th d p l'h g with that l fer nee is r.1.l o had t vs. Co. rc1 l w 8~ arid de t o th t portion , In •., 105 Ga. 70, ano ouno ot t n nd b c a, of ll g d ~ n 1t .;,yet Vi sections l3 • l, l:3 .10 hi 'ot1'lc1al c i fl r nee f t General 1~39, a ct1og d, Ro ll . er n Jud t l n Atlant -, r and Cod o J 1c1 l no 1c. ref renc 1 tb1 ,d ws l. 7 , · ,;~ a ll? net 118.. tl in o 1ty tot h 1 t forth, and c.tty ora1nances r l tln th Of orov l by th vit of' D .. L . Holl w ll ffi or<11ne.ne ... ,. ~ hi ct r of t nd th approv, l pprova l purport a cone rn d, eo ld n Q f u r f i· pr dieted u on yton R d and rla.n �( th · rd not r th 0 tt d n relat1n , 1f t all, to purpo e x· .o bj ct ) , d !cl n c t p r t1cu ll b t c h 1r arr r th t par ... 396 , nt, intra, d orter ct in 1d n.c • t 1bl cord in th1 r a, 1e s; th •tt 'J?he b 1ng certif1 co 1 s or aps, wer a 't ti r to on the and pr Judicial "on tt r s , and t ooy re not y are not the h1 .. est and beet Qnid objectlon 1s hereby overru1 d . ev1d nc "c r't in portion. s h reto on tte co '.J T: r upon, t by oul<1 b y ot ln p nd nt roof b cau 1 in a • KO vit re re uotion of thes · and having on it ( a1 transar1pt) dos not y. ' 1 1 e tr1~a 1n the or de£ ntlant e nt s 1tl rit1 I don't tli1nk 1t <I co,m l tlanta . ) c rt1!1c t nly oft he re ort r nscript of a cue that trouud "th t the ing he r t ha te ... tl ony of ar1ng the c rt1t1c ourt of t e Git . of lt 1 £1 or ·eing the h1ghest and be s t ev1Qenee -d eed prior c e ~" pr rv nt 1t fro hi dr wn. ju<11clal not le • late only to tax court report r put nTH ay b ll ~ed that the etenda11t s obj ct s ' t · t1 o y and n ir t witn t1t1on nrac.ia.l butt r . " t rial, irr levant 1 who took th i r c rd (ti 1ng t obj ct atter Cot.trl e l for c in l 1nfer nc o! the ring e run el for d t nd :1nts _pro1 os d to read into the On t h M iei tena nt th barr1c de t bl1sh1ng to show exact bo ndar1es; t bounaar1 n or 7 and s id vid nae of bound o th Thi ' r r1tten herl1n it was aph, 1th the h1b1 - round th t t hey t reof . Th th and b okgroun4 of t n or the d 1 10n b , t h nting ct on in rect1n 11ng nt1!!' t h or rr a to tn th oo case, upre., 1 r porte4 in 286 a particularly Division o u ·1n1on l - 14 and 15 B7, • u e also th t portion or tll1s Order and r ,. l gro urpo proot' cont nt to ab1'1e the l gal e ff ct of their tor th purpo" e >.I Pl ory hi r s 1 _p r a a.h . and i pl c ......1,..... to f nd nt . " r t 1lur to an ordi s 1nh1 · 1t1n ph 14( ) o th pl 1nt1f ilur t th tn an in vi • tlon tl ul ubl1c1 ty a th rl.y r H f ll a4m1s i bl c p 1t 1 ent . not th ing took pl ce: in any v nt It 1s not C • 1!1" r nt COW"t • 1\. A_.._L .. : t t tt r . - 14- 111 vi enc can con tit ut �C R: o an ffid v1t . c rt n r n t It ' th fol lo -tU1 d nd t 't rt1 rly, in o • t r cord c b 1 fr nt c rt . Furth r _or, it i not • I e n tt eonc 1v~ of lt o 1n ad.mis ibl rt! th t " us o ll e xee1Jt for one I>t..trpo if th . . itness by ff1dav1t or -ther 1 •i b nd that 1 t1f1 d to tho c ntr ry of t and pl e tr n r 1 t of n court 1n a d1ff r nt trial, 1 11 1 c r 1!1eat und r o th . tou c w n t b lt t ht 1s r fl cte t • t I b 11 ve t.11osi3 at this t .1.m .. ll o t r of roof a l · not con id r t r to Off' r " th • HOLLO tld vit It 1 obv.iou ly at 1dav1ts 11 of tl1 ould l1k. , of cours , to I to ht cou· : r r had in this record• u n prop r v r1f1c · 10n y ay of 1mpeaetun nt. not o in o r .d ror 1 p aohment . " r , ake an oula :ave .-ut 1n . don•t tb1nk it .t oper t o do that o I ould videne any t atement a to hat you propose vid nee in ·t he case • LL: 11. sir.. Very hich hav Then. tbat le ve us ith bject to tbe alreaoy put in rtlcula.r obj ct ton • " r pti l ot Par J nuary 21, l 6 " 1 t 1n R -1 ,...,. t t is · tid ll ,;1 t o:t Jose, h f 'r . u1ck rs of' ·ate ollo a: mid-fall ot l 62 , h , as Pre ident or the Empire or th1 C1tyt ot tour oth r to co Jr . , for 1t cont r nc ·o th t c1v1c yor r nt · d to th elo 1 oo1a a 1nv1t~d, a l on to th ofttc tb 1rl , no .f.1. v bich ld b n r lly T -l - t .1on from etln , th cl 1ng 111 th said r pl n fer cul d e th b o d and t Of yor Ivan Allen , a 1 or and That a , a1d 1011 . ti ant of had l ·at1on l or wh1ch �1·1 u Jl ·n y l d , :r 0 ct1v ly; t t tl'l 1o?l woul th t point; 1 Uh 0 tw · nth b f 0 S •no an• t ,a llz to l t 1 out . t id t n r lly b (If a.s pro o ed Th t r h SOtl the Utoy Forrest-P yton hich are loc t d g neral1y and mor or less t Ar 1at ly to th 1 t · o. al 1d pr Fon th ore t1v ly xt nd to th Yr t . 100 t ot 't 111 t ly 1· p:r x1 b 1n C Al t H rl n nd P yton Ro on ntly locatert barricade outh of th pre •" coun l tar at nct nts obJeoted to aid paragrapn lot e id aff1d v1t "on the ground that 1t 1 hear oun i n th t i t 111 tr tea no i V in. tb1 1 ~ C e ln tn1s Ca$e yor of th 1ty of f nt and wh th 13 of th1 no probative rence to the charter p era re! rr tl nt d l each na all h reby id obj ct1ona ov rrul d . In th1 coon et ton se r Of th hlgbly pr J 1c1al lev~nt , 1m ter1 l t 1t 1~ 1 t ands concl , on th to at th t op of pa b n 1d bov 1n rsay •v1d nc · Rule . r ph 2 ot 21, 1963 1 "J: ro s • Dupr id · yor requ all,. the Jordan, a TJ t w1 th two ~ te the aft'ia.nt appoint d by reons to rea ot w paper man 1n the _outh e:s t r 01 cus the · tter . Thot on or about Nov bar f1 nt , 27 , 19 2, t th 1d :r . Jord n, , C o:r ! 1t n t o p r ons p:po1nt d by h1ru, loo ir. Vi g1l co • ul l ru th r d1acu s1on. , • Jordan an t C lu11d, f>r· 1dent the southw ot Dull d- 1tchell flealti 'l'hllt t or t ad t ·1 dl uss1 n known to th tin, at.ti nt an r11 ct th t t e for airou or b v1n th . r to ll h N ro co un ty on ·n 10· or clo in H l to pr v nt yton o o 1n t tt r rt rr d to bov o fro op o 1n th t1t1on wh1oh db til d th th City th o low: ple tom Atl t $ er 1n the t to ppo1nt two OD t'fld ·V1 t ot Jos ph. T Bickers of date January Atl t by t ! • cop l d ml oth r. for t -16- urpo or t �clo 1 bov - ntio d tr t .. .. th oc 1 wa to r th . ro !\ 1 t1on which w prop rty into e 1ng w1th th a, t . on v r, tl'l hr del g ion 4 the contrary to 'b dee nt r e n b to oc1 t b vin r qu et of th with th . 1c' amt sell th 1r 1th th dvent o h1 6 r r tban normal mark.et value l uar t' valu . • t upon th indicated tneir un 1llirl81'JeS other conf r 2 o d d t they nd1 g 1th th d J o plication to fro Honor ill ct d to h arsay . hat so.eone else l..4S t !urth r, ther by tor • goi g to t paragraph a1d paragraph 2 of affidavit "on th gro,1nd th t 1t 1 He 1 .t -ll1ng r def nd n or ting. etc . that ta aff1ant 1 not tel11 g u ot • aid portion of third party; not a p rty t o this 11t 1 at ion • ·-" . Honor, bcylng land cows l tor or<1s " roperty at a los •" ot Jos ph T. Bick r 1th 't h to aom 1y with tne · ords "Umt at said d1scues.1on nn1n ff1ant , thy~ the other cont res, l 1.·or <1 :renuants object d o th t portion coun groes of th proportle had ould proce don elo. d o as to revQnt N roe h v the ro int bove- nt1oned 1nd1c t d t as oe1 t , h1 xper1 nee had ~rov n the 11 r t 11 r th r tn n lo er than nor d hi a tna , th p ople pr sent ly hit tt1 esoc1 t s nd h1 affiro1t tru ; that 1 , that OV1ng into lly tant o·t h r things, ' los • Ho s gl ven .... s " r th t th ) t1tion to clo uylng ~r d mov1n into too t r ., It s re on d by the ov d 1nt o th are , gr 1.f 11v1ng th r nor ent yton orr t-Utoy o r le nt t urth r, the r . And y·our hat he did and a1d to h -~ And , Your e· 1t one st p further , and or would nave uthority to bind the uch conferenc. That 1e th only h -tting u theory on which it could be ad ~s ibla, Your Honor, us n d 1 ion ·1n t int r st • • t ther upon woul trial th th t ?" x ect th· t w tat <l: "Incioent lly, re! rence ther to b en f11 d, or ould b f11 d by u h r cor " co yb ther is lly, h The To th1... l a . ~ p land. _p t1t1on hich Is th r .Jery c uns l :tor de.f nd nt ny t teth rob 'b ly 1ntroduc l t r on in tb 1t1on 11 d by c rta1n e1tiz n -17- f th city hlch w �or y ct r· f n. ld 1 It 1 or ." nln ph 2 b .. tin , 'h tc. • t1t1(:)n 1th r th n ":f11 cc to r nt ars .rro th aid di cu 1n r tD ut 1<1 ion pect of opposin City of At BiOk r 1.."!'n or h l i'fid v1t nta by tn na clo 1ng ot H lan th 1t f!ld h h ,Port. on ot t 1th th or or t 2 r to. tat th tber Q • Bick r p oro th p ar bl h h d b ... d 0 '1 1 r n t obj ct • 1 J r · t n 0 yton th ra et1ng at Wh10h Nov It ber 2'? > 1962 . notic ot public h arln et forth on t c rt1f1 d c 1 of h i or inane , that tb notic b r r , 1 e; tnat t i e din c r ·1ntr due d t c1 t th tin or th yor n<1 rd of Ald r non ove ber l t p l 62 1th copy o tin n the 1962, nd grov d Public Of t: ·, in vid nc s. r ! r nc 11th t. 1th tn fil-4 tn 1ty of t nt t pb 2 o! th 1 t "'1 coun l tor t1 ph of t 1 n o e iv thi C l l rt <- , ett che4 th r to Bo and 1 n d rd of Alder en to clQ _ di tence o:.t' t o h · ndt ed (ZOO) y tition ot clo 1nr t he purp 1--0r tha p tition r !err d to in 1 or th~ to tttat a.v1t o:r Bicxere b ginn 1 cu 10n . t n ant efend nt tin , rt ~ 1tn th l o obj ct <I to th t portion !1 v1t ~z 1c r at ri l 1rr 1 v~n , c 1n th1 l 1t on 1n rt1n t n t b 1.nn1n r. th1 o ~ 101 l . t1on, th : the- only f'f1d·v1t 1 by lnt rJ c in 1 to ., 11 0n th ld hi hlY pr j lit1 ct 1th th l v lu , " it in th1 -1 - rt1on te . , 1.., b r by ov r:rul · o "no th n t1d vit of B1ck rs to th b o J ct1 n of eoun o~ t ot yo~t • t'1dav 1t wor s cm b half of <1 fen'1 d r £ rene t ev1d ntly t ap e r to h ve b en adopt d .a. for Ii to be h ld on o.r ' yout pet1t1on1n the · yor and ndon P yton Ho ct, f ee rdin er r t re d to , h r 1n p t1t1on Co 'l1tte r 17, 1962. Af£1 c ot r d hich 1 ork top r C1al 1 - j int 1C �th1 1.ng on t Ob C bJ ct t it on ht • 1ck on ro th of th ff1d v1t b te . r.ma ," nd1n ! led, nd e c.t1.on 1 her by ov rruled . f1 oun l ford f ndJnt~ obj~ct or h suit l inn1n- . th the tJ that ~ort1on ot 1 h the ord rds 'th i r gra h otn: r nt1o e<1 "abov - r ," th t it is h. rsay and a concl aion an,j an opinion Said obj ct1ons are h reby over.rul d . ff.1 nt . coun l !or pl l tif s offer d a.~d tn r j ot1on s1x vi nc without n ad 1tted 1n arranty deed • 0 Iv l O CO JN .•. L FOR DE I!;NDANT.. ' FOR D IAL OF·,.~T . LO~UTORY INJUN ~Im • Attn conc1us1on o t d tend r 011 tor pl 1nt 1f any vi enc • and upon th t t or 1 . ot1 n that b pl 1nt1ff.., ' evidence and be:fore t. y r t t1 , co .ms l for Oetendarit 1 made an court deny an 1nt rl cutory injunction on th Court regord d ueh otion &sin plaintiffs ~ Th th n ur . 0£ ..ounc · ent by ooun on uit and d n1ed s 1d . ot1on at such ~tag: of the h orl.ng . In thi conn ot1on se Kight , vs . G1111 rd, 2l4 G . 445 (2) . net nd t~ off red in Vid nee e1x a.ff1 av1ts of 1nd1v1dual to th n ture and ch ract r of .- yton oa.d th r on. a a.no o of . 10 affid vl t ot ner . t o th nsp L. 1ng r id d• " uf!ln d. r eferrtng to the us· of P yton u e of m th Peyton .Ro cl t tn u e of aid · o s 'r ctn on, p r . 1d traff1a · · a " ra . st r1 "'" . nager • t or o :-- yton o d, .. None 1th r n yton Rod ... 1 - nd Harlat1 Road J , nly one aff:taot; on P yton to ,1 ; his r s1 tie otb nc r a!f1,:.ints p >ears to �r 1: or 1 y r f rt n 1n 'I t t t on 0. Lot t , 215 , 2 n • l<J n or I t of t to ch rt1 r 1 ons 11 ad, s • • for o· th th t i>, Pl 1nt1!f' or n proof th t 4 n4 f n n.o t t,. oa 1n 'th1 ion to tl1 . Clo ed. 1t1ot1 to· d d lt l as o! tn se case; th~Y are not l't <r. 1n t ff ct that th y no ev1d nc • 11 inti.ff r tile rf:l 1 .a. , an u1nccnp tent c s . or c!l.llY n· g t1.v 1ng Coun oy ·he pla1nt1ff .• n 1nt1.tt · a . ct on th . ~ound cu e; lfnon r qu1r .. d in th n , '" D-1 was 1rr l vant anu lnma r1 ould o proof which h ot C h1bit P-7 •• t or very par-- r pn th ... r s b t (11 t nd d ss t o hundt d (200) l 0 0 j 1 for t1t1onin ut in ~on, iJ ntif1 d d or la1nt1t . 1ty i .n 1tho t prob t1ve v lu y, .t-lo.nt of ·n jlD'lot1on o the corn rs t e ,L . objec t'.I; • B 1t1on a t ~ch d dlr et·d t:t1 on In tn1 eon · ct1on · t ~yl'>nt l'th p tl n - t ( 0 ) f t y 1 ·vit 1 1n~n 1h: obJt:ct th l.BO l for n J hav ch w uld ta -e • Your Honor, th t c rta1nly 1 o-n r h1p ls b pr v d t, lt elt, t e only t t r en of the · t.t'1art to bl' thi in tr th t h o n t Vid nc • b -t J ll t fj 1<1 pro no xc t th of -ch ooj ctlon r hit n1 th lo 1he obj otion 1n re ti r h1p 1 ov rr l d . in ot o r y 1 a be t lat1on t .o tateoent t 10 vlt 1s not r g -a Quo · vid nc .• In r -2, CO . t ry c or s l f or la1nt1t£~ r of on th 11 Ov p t nt £1ant e th nd ~ n • Obj·Ct ro.Jnd nth t 1t 1 to J. o. n, 1aent1f1ed s Ch ph rial, 1rrel vant • coripl tely 1 co 1olu ion h1ch, or the re ult· to dra 1n th r tore ar 1n th h n t rt1 vit of c rlton ot la par ubJeot to b n , l o on th • ln t 0 · ~ aph r er 1 o j ct1on h1ch th O)nclu ions r h r by �- - ~ - -- - - -- r·.:.i t1<1 V t O 0 Jct COUil Cl to tn r v lu • 'f n ton ro d ·e1 et1on a.r h reby nd f1d~v1t cou l tor c. v-e, .: 1<1 ·JbJ ctions r ct orter, 1aent1t1ea as A. a· D-5, obj ections tn reto s to t: ~onard r e., D- • In r ~no . robat1ve Y, 1dentlt1 f lainti!f v1t no .1.t t Uf;!taln d . e. D , fl C rltvn that \h Court nd In f1 n ih Vit ff'1 ortn, an on t , t ..... Al ACUJv....-r r her oy u:stain ,d. . • ' obus. 1<1ent1f1ed l 1n11ff obJ·ct a th r to n the me grourd th t r · ad to !1'1 a.vit of onar • D-3 , except a to tion ot id ,tf 1<1 v1t t · ai .'r... . r s" ·· bu t r t rt· d t . ... 1d obj. c'tiions, 1th ... a.id cer t1on. ar · by t 1na • Co el tor pl 1ni1t s di iot obj ct o l for coun 1 t ort 10n o~ tn . aff'ic'.f vit of t a h b~ d I ar A l nta clo r u o1nt y s. !!'S . Kobu hich of tb ar1 tt tt) l for def ndant~ o fer tor clo t t1 Ul' c cl 1 an~ th~r nt ntlo or tb r, not1c for ru1d other s .e . d 1tte . 1i1 ean, w1th .,f .P rt 1on of :~eyton Roo.d att&ch d , vi no, bottJ for pl 1nt1ff s and t 1 1nt1f t • T tr t t1on. u lr ! '&hot obJeot1on affidavi t of · yont ., t1t1on ' ·y p to th t1 · t1at th · City of cut-thro ..1g,h s t t s: ve lived in this ne1 nborh00d P yton and harlan Hoad· bot dr1v r 1n th t nc n ~ by Con vi rat1r d n t ly tor ppr x1 - ==-i , 1d nt1f1. d ftld Vit J. --~---,.....,._,,..-~ ny relat1v , .. th t1ng, un otner n1n o n 1n th XJ.an 10n o - 1- Court to ia nr l uth Ne@:ro 1nt j ct1c1 1 fOllo s, t that r • �n n co.,. n1 nly n nota.r1ou ly pu l1c1z d by v ry rout1n b 1v t 1 ! ll y h net ' r1 1 or co ion 1 1to 't ne t r 1 r (ev1<l n.tly A r1c n Ju 1 ~r~denc, on t~ subj at to o t .• 1t' r . th co r 1 u on h1eh . th r1 ht o kno l g , i notic ., I n All ' e c id: truck we a H··r of p r t! hut our 1th 11 .d~ y· in th { 0 • the supr cow.t ot the n sald: . 'l.t S' t et depem:1 . 1.s arber, lleged t · nst. thin common xpe.r1 nee _,yer. 56 ~ . • Ju tice Fi ld era ·.r to d forbid s, n to kno u 11c n.ot,or1 ty 'tl'l d bench w· are s Judg s what r1 1 or ~ a h1 h u nee ~o 11an 01 U~S. 292. d l . v • vi · 11 79 O • A p . 536; lle art 1ent " . Hendrix, 216 G • £?21; l l 'fel ph n , ll, 12 1l Y:ay an ;.1ec1. r1c Com: any. 2 Ga . 504; C t 10, ~upra· ours at ... on Hunt v. Arn ld, 172 •eO., ot 1thout n. '" u l ' t S ther in" 11 s1, 1lar c, t e court~ i l l ta e Jud1o1al v. Nunn, b lso olfe v .. p . 49 jnot· ted, provides that • Cov nia, l 'O G . n r 1 e nlz nc • . • en not; r in, and th Ju 1c1ally roco 1ze e 1 one o ct C fto1·1t to ei t "In th.a c e of 1one...,ota v . r. Ju tic • ·· • 3 l , 1n . org1 , ~ ent1on a. y C rovtngly fro t d tat h.av I r. r follow : 13 of g .'? l out •0 '1ge shall i n trOd et1on of. ro In south rn - on kno t CtS n <l th cif1cally r ot ubl1e no l tt y id Co r tt th , h . b -112 ot ' cti <n of co 1d o b t r or to xp c1 thl pt on t h ot r 10 t tt hicn nty forty ntn ~ J Jris rud na · h t i n 11 th t 1t 1 di cope o that w1 n1n • . 4, d ling 1th" hin un1c tion co a2· : p .. f;4'1; ny v. _'uo l1c 111 10~ Co.n,.11s i on AnO ee al c.J. ua . v1d nce),oeoi1on �n t C r t,; co t th t .. r o · u- ju 1c l not1e u. out J t th u t by oro e lr 1 of 11 11n ! 111:..1.t'lg ccu . n y. in una r. ct. ng t ff i.ned. ar . r or 'Jt y-Forr r att -~ u.~ t to b . bu-r r nd njo.tn <1, c::! fort h~ _p·e..trpo · :r1 r or z n , · 1t. the v1 b111ty for h1t~ r c r ~id to f 1 o n rsh1p and ., tl1 l rlan•Peyton tt nd · yton Forr ·t Ea"ea · l y1n,.,. t r he C1ty r ctl. of th the 1 r .m hich h tt, outh of . aid barr1 .. ades , ona prevent in~ or tt tpt1ng hi p.rev nt prop. rt;y r on r hip n oczup ncy of a n .1 o r c • court d bar ct r o 4. jUd c1 1 noi1ce 01 t yton Ho a ct I rl n o d ano of 1da.V1t ntion t .P <1 r 01. tr fie t dwuys ·· s 1 dioat \JO 11 th • r ct r physic l n tur 1n t n a.a · oth r , hert;iinabov on t-no leag • or:)over , t · u of t1 on or tr fi e l w d 1 ~ ul: tion J 0 uch rod, if ny, in vi r mt r a of th by not tr- u h or ar o l · nf ore t an<l not an xcu... or n part1oul rly portion clo 1n or b n onin portion of rod . r ly o two hun rd (20) te~t 1n len h. ,h ore11n.: nc t port1o:i ff corn . r or 0 n r' D1 Lo-t 1ct th r t •• t p 1 .... no lon~ r \lf1 0 1 11 • • pr v1d a J' ..:i.' • b lt non t 1nn1 g a "'h northeast 13, l JJ1. tr1ct o.!: (i'U ton c u.nty , an r ..mning loc t d in I ml Lot 12 nd 213, 00 l yto:a i l t r ~t1on to Poyton · oact, s .. provit'l 1 er 1.--ic.nc t1 n Ct' d hr by £UC 1. tt 1n r lat1 n to Harl rlan r o a, • d, o a �l t > t o! t· ult li tr bandon voun y, b t in r ct ch oort r vi ln 1 of i otlc nt .. · st t it or ful or n ce ary ! 1' th t ·t he o _ht to oo ex r c1 dinanc a ~ ft .evict nt ly not t forth in th Code Cod of tlanta. f 19 ·3 , but r tner under th G n r l As~e. bly ot cor 1 ,, aoproV€d ~arch l e2 , Vol 2, This Act, City of Atlanta re rpowerad by resolution or ordinance to v~c t e and rxl ab noon any treet or ;eort10a of street 1 no lon as JJ1ong other things, provide : ·,o r d of Alclertl n o.f th ~thot1zed , 19 2 (n orgia L.-:iws Act of 1962 1- tiubst ont:1.tilly th.e awn 'Th ·c ion 24 .9 or eal ayor Act or the eq .), which expressly repealed t a1d ... ction 24 . 9 . 'Th Public H r1ng Cl'ty of Atla.r1ta ; Ch rt r and R la.t · d Law , as Se cttun 24 . 9 o 9 ii r by en c onv · niene u rd1n .n ee of the Cl ty or Atlanta und r th i clo 1jg and or bandonll nt of th r the p blLl th r1ty thu or tn II · S t t.n t or p 'blic t . roughtar . nba1n.., no long r t !il ., nu Lop· 12 lon er n de as suah . t1, r 1 ad th (1 for tr t pur o In thi: ll in et. 00 r c s a ry or th public uc:ie and conv n1 nee . " ful or It al o provid h1ch in their Judgm nt ypr and Board of Al dermen de cide that if ' h.. to v cate :or b ndon a street, sh.all th~rea.fter cease to b a tr t fr anx pur~ose whatever~ ~h Act also provide th t "th City 1 cA 1thor12ed in f r th vacation of a t e po1·t1on t. t ru t th Li ttl ont .. 10 d ' v tb .Length of p ct1v~ly , a1:;rt , nor d:.>es the 2 O t et stat kin, 13!:> v,a • 8." 1 ( 2) , V • n bl1 h 0 b • r or inane lJ'lt . o lie ,t ion for l oa ct d1stanc 1 .................. I) In n ot th h t tre ~t . ' oteti t n· t t 111 o It ch. cases to ace , t a cm1sid !'i:..tion o tne t bl1ah ent nsUff1c1 nt 01 ne t W R h8 ld that roa11 und r stat cr1J;t.t1 r: ot the road pro· o d , ther forej s1bj et to be 01~ 1 sad on of 10 ut.ticl! nt cr1pt1on . -24- �v. ll l r or t Bib t bl1 h1n void r unc rt inty o 0 . e~. 1ty I l ro . .1.nv lv U1 111 scri t on O! 1n1t1al d 1 that a r in t l'li l 1nt • of s 1th vs. , rtleu r tt nt1on 1 c 11 t -- he c J or Indu tr1 l lty Co pa"'y, ' l .t;. 4 c;u, tor ec1 1o P rto anc of an 11 g d contr ct c rt 1n r al o rty, her· tn 1t w ~ held th un cr1pt1on, call Of certain n r .t J.i,j .. 1nvolv1ng • tort h suit · le of , . ore ~r le s . to in!. 1tho ta ep 1f1c scription o th point , rena ·red th 4 ~cr1pt1on o ind f1n1t · and u c rt in s to r~nd r th con tr ct vo1<1 and inc pabl t b t d rl · sp eific erforr anc • ln th a o ,.:d 1 te ttd el d _portion cas ,-..4' w. .. e yt on · Oad ro.xim t ly . 0 ff! AND her !natter di cus ~: d, tih Aeide from th .r · c1el L .. su ce~ -.moer attaci-: ar · re_, r ed by the co· t a o din a:rb1tr JI ~ n.:. ca ,rtc1ous ., and y re~ ther f'or·, 111 gal and void . u.e de~crl tion · o,l· thij closure 1n unreasonable, re 1 ga~ly ffici nt , th r l n th ie only a~proximately two :trnn~r d ( 200} f .et .. The· istance of P~Jton o J mct1on Th thi bA.rrier on th~t Road south to 1t oad 1s a;pprox1 ately t elv with - ~ffla.n (1250) .t'i!ct. fro d1 ... t nee froi... tne junct1o·n hundr d 1xty U .Ro outh to se (l sKetcb attached to aft1d· v1t ot H1by L.. C mp and others,. hmm on th how ny a t a'.tld. w st cro - over stri..? t • and th -st. 1'hc-:. atfldavit 1 no v1denc t h' t ucn, cro ....-ov r atruets not s inaonv ni~nc or s h 1n th 1 d th 1 .1 ding of uor r , o or inane p 2 b h bl1c rl:>1tr Of th1 clo m Ord r ano Ju v .t • let1d ... . ;p~ort to tha v1e ..mt) proVid .1. l' C cn~rt . p1 { ' upr ,rov1 j,,on ( e to b In th1 conn c't1on, or c urt of Iow ), 129 Nort 739. -2::,- that the tl . t u~on v cation or tt !or '1t { ) forth ricad s. result o t 1~ ee oi' en~r l e se n't s tor 11 y . a cuprlclcu . nt of a tr t, · he:roln s tr ff1c as th ord1.n 111t1 part1eu.Ja r a t 1 0 blti V • e -t ern, 73? t �y t r . nt pl intif .c r ho d to on • lt doe I not ite per on • Non. ot t. t any or th t P.P n of eny r 1 · op rty lying r yton rv rr t or th oy- r H rlan . L. · ~ Go er cH eo tin 1' lot th e rson r yton R Cl r int rv nor , ho xc d. lan pre..aent c rr1 e1 l buff t Carl Tho yton Forl h1ah has be n p r ons s · 1 d; one of 11 te hich a.ppevr to outh of the t>arri ·r on t s. t no th barri r r, b :rr1 r or zo a r tt rr (1 Of witl'l th 1n th or th l lity 1 l nt tlon t er of h purp ).Se ot tort roperty q- tio1 in ofar as any 1 ordln nces t1 r oad; '.t:heodor wh1t ect ot ucn o nersh1p or tt ctin a b1llty for \!hit rr t pre ntin b rs on rl , 140 Harlan .Road . h eonc rood 1 - 1n re _peat I r Andr s at 2 l Harlan Ro d , n .ltutlon l1ty of th th or hou e a.t bar 1n r espe ct ' 1n th 'h r . 1s , t her r ore, no 1s own r _ 1p or u of prop rty outh of he r spact1v b rri r or 1n r toy- orr t or r cial 1 the arion Goo er, 40 Harlan Road; plaintiffs h 1 1n p · t rs that t John on, 70 Harlan t ly four hundred ( 00) f pprox1 of' 1d 'rs • It id north of th · barrier · o. Harl ide o nd • r et. desi' nat d a r loc,.tiou 1 e 011n ra or oocu .ants b r r1cu e r d rs. n H ct 4 1 orr st t th f ollo in 1d H rol<l John y tt, yton nt1on hoar p .rties o o a, or in tb,e d or in i rlan nt1ft l n groes r . eco 1n outh o :t: tll r • · 11 and Carl • nt1ft own or oc upy or oont m""l t H ot t th ny r~c1 l 1 ue 1n th 1r 1nt and b y tt, it L. K. Go r, i John ori, rv nor 1 lh ? r 1 h odor ~ l r n qro f ollo 1n · · 1 1nt1 th y 21, l 6 U of 1 1'.l ... tabl1Shin a tab1l1z1ng r r ca o n rship and o ccuvaney 1n an d to a~ the Harlan l1 ar 1n yton o outh of r 10 b r1er pt1n to prev nt pro rty on· :r h1p -2 or Utoynd d oocu ancy �or r iy r b I f th tr i o 1 t 1 e r by th • U hr 1 or j ud.1c1 in th v1 1 not 1c V n ord1 enc h b Of n i nt rv nor · a hat pur x re1 o rac , by th t1Qn ot h b rr1 r bo n by t n , oo pl 1n ana th 1r 1 ple nt t1Qn of ,t nd by th court e pport d videnc 1n th • ar l rorty- 1 t . y y v . City ot tl 10 r 1d n iv . o. ·t ~ d color d (if pr operty, e , end rooting tb w nd tor th t re on w re .roee s els.us of th. ed ral and &t 1 orct1nanc . xpre ~ly r•c1ted t ,t it as nacted p a1,; , c onf'lict and 111 rv1n r ons block d n1 ct th · inherent right of a person d cl1spo c n t1tut1 n. tor pr ta , 14 O • 192 , h ld th t an o:n'.i1n c of 1:r:1 th to oquir , enjoy v101 Court ot o org1a, upre prohibiting w 1t pr on and colored th C1ty of Atl nt fro ... a o th d c1 e re ling b t een th neral of 1£ar i· hit e City . " F bru ry 12, 1915 . In l 18 1n tb case of' J.lov r vs .. City of Atlanta, l ·· oa. 285, or n e City ot f tro oecu y1n a re 1 tl , ta h1ch pronib ted colored persona nc s wr d vie foll. d th V lid1ty of an xpr . 2 ·ar1 y • 245 u.s . 60 ; lnvolv1n ~ tha 1lar ord1nanc ;f tn C1t y of 1vu1sv111 , K ntuaky, v rr l d th c f Hard. n v . City n v • Ci y of Atlanta, 150 Oa.. 1924, 1n whlch a zonlng or in ne oft to zon c rt in r th f A lant& , 147 • o B,o r h Gl over case o.f Buehanan v • ca ly tiich a occup1 d a res1d nees by h1te people , n ld to b uncon titut ional . , w ver any hou e u_ pon any block upon id n 1 1 di trict 1d ntl 1 d1 trict co t h JJS 5, dec1<1 a ln City r Atlanta undertaking a~ hit o o ed d1 tr1ot di tr1ot and c rta1~ a ... 1n\O lv d, ana in h1ch t th d e1 10n 1n Glover v . C 1ty or Atlant , cont:roll1n • It b 1n l .tul no uncon titutlon l to l - 7.,, 1 lat 1n r pect �or occ p . cy o r 1 or , h ro nolu in 1 l Court 1 ti t 1t 1 ~ r 111 in t t con t1 t tion l o . th1 ball n v r In th of c o cem r tb by Jo eph. tb • Bro n , r ot. In olf 4 te , r longm to 1(1: TO t1.x th d !orwaro n the t t c. • o th c1t1zen t 321, d e1d Court o · u orgl • 1n' vp1n1on ai t le 1 ...,ect1oo ot 11 '.lbat t1on of oc1 l ta u • it ·1 · trio co pany, 2 G111,. . l n Court. ' 1t h · · b oci l T.h ,Jt 1 r h bit • Geor 1 V e, n o d • latio.n . *' ta .s b r tl cqui 1tion or 1d tic , 1t w J v~r . orclr h rty 1th tn oc1 l rt llt 1 t i he .,;,Upre hi r 1tut1on b v ; tt c tre t l 77 and 1 ct ot ~ , l or st t u j th unconst1tut1on l to or ort1 n th of itutlon ot l con th . ·t t lnc of rac 1 d 1neon r· v rt ibl , Pc of u o publ ot ettn on h cu ncy ctr al pro or t r t v lu th di: n .P • d hu · 11 . J g ' o t ha e1v1l or ;political r1 ts 1Z CO r cl e o cltiz n , or to tte.pt to ·t tu 001 of y eit1z n either by 1 '· tion or · S by l d o1 1on ls re.plJgJlant to very pr1ncip1 und rlylng our r ot ov rn nt." til l r h volunt ry pr1oe1p p ct ot " 1nt ntorc t 1th t1 n ch 11 ot <1 .Fifth 1.: raoe • th t h 1nd1Vi ual in tt r • nor ourt) ntn nm nt pos1t1v . ly ooo.mands but only n g t1vely .forb1<t ov 1·n , nt tion . Cob n v • .t-'U F f'th c1rcu1 t ) , lie ·ou 1n 7 Ad 1n1 tr t3i n ( u.~. our ot A ·, 1 , 73 . or con t1iut1on 1 rl ts c not b J ti '1 d er· or, ) , 20 • l 2, 201. ly 1n t x rel or ' J?( lie Iiower or " v. cour on ( iJ . 3. L1 tr1 "t cour • 1 dl Di tr1ct of d. u pl . ·o , c1t1:n .... .., c r y v. City ot Atl , l �D 1 b:L 1 onf'lic , n C, th1 ny r1 Ort nt h 11 C MO er t ht 'ih h public p c by pr vent1n 1 CCO pl1 h or rot ct d th vi ie ti n ot d by r1 rv t1on oft h public or ora1n c ~h1ch b1 l h a ral Con t1 ution. a by th 1.;on t 1tut1on ean u nth abs nc of ~ ct1c difficult! •ti on v . Coop r (U • • ourt ut pp 1, '1gnth circw.tJ, 2o? not · d. 2d •. e e · cit d • 1tt ot • rg1 ), 1 r Harv y {U.S. d. t etr1ct Court, · 1dd le Dist ri et P1 • ?ll,; · d r on v. Couron, th f ct vi nc l o by t owl d of t v ave been pl ·n 1tf or t t in. tt r o tbi <11 clo 1n Ju<11c1al notice o na. t r .t forth , lt 1s the vi bov d th 1ndiv1d yor t nc an int rlocutory 1njunc ion cour't t th and c1rc b r <2 the g l d fendant o! the Bo .r d hould ti d by of common and opinion ant d 1n t ndant c1 y of tlanta 1n their ff1c1 l cap city only n r 1n ter s t at Al derm n , Court r g rd the follo ing case a controll 1n 1n the Of r. uch 1nJunct1v r 11 1 t, Dunl p v . co r v . t o · -. 201 . 20 , 209, a nto., ·te. R 11 Co . , l cases cited; G. 48 ; Rid r v. Port r, l 7 ' • 7 o (2); Town ot Hidg C1ty of Clty o:f l (l OX V • l h11 o ch, 1.54 ,a . 4 l t~); ntz v. 1-- 0 • Klk r ., 89 • Kik r, l~O 1111 , 205 h • 5 6, v . Grant, ~ • 717; • 2 •• 7 (8) • 5 0 • 601, 60 .• th o 1th1:l th r 1tr1tt n p t1t ion 1n th ci t b ' riv t ) to the clo ur of th on oth r thin , r f rr din d Hfor th 'b n fit of r n n -- �•' r iv ··o th t •.: o 1n1on no 1 tinot1 n clo 11g tr to portion fa tr et 111 1 n ton t ut1on l r1 , ! r th t of JOh c l t riv t in 1v1 l or 1nd1v1du l . t 1n v10 0 I tor h or p ct In r n 1 b r t th q 011 of 1nqu1r1 ov rn1n · b y, f 1nn ot eitdl. and p rt1oularly t l , e z, 1.23 • • • into the c· otiv v . Barb r, 138 J of' ly or ure ~ u. ·. u ler v . Kan a , 1. ORE, CO SID ·D, OBDB ,- AN ADJUDQ D tbat ~ IT IS, int rl cutory 1njunet1on b d th s e 1s hr by gr nt d restraining e.lld njo1n n th cl t n t Ci y c, tlant and th 1nd1vi ual d t nd t , 1m th 1r off1c1 l capaci ty only as · !ayor and mb rs of ot ld r n o.f t . C11J' u f'. At ctiv ly, rror continu1n to int nth arricad s 'ell· nave been erC: ote<l 1n a, s. . oft Cit of n id · yton id tr . th .- r1c <1 I nd appr v d uec b r 17, 1962, and by ai barr i cs. s or by other meara to 1 peel 1th the u u l flow of r fi r l 1nt1 t s. {. ur~uant t o the or<lin nee lanta ado t a l o rro eont1m.u.n on d, ..ar n nd Harl Roads , e of 1d o d d ' t ria.11 and ,.: h1oular traf.r1c c1 fro cont inu 1n~ to prev nt .:; public thoruughf res by , or oth rw1s • TH ORDi · u ND ADJ G D hat , id d.ef nd nt s r ooove or c u to b r ov d a111 b rrtc . d t1v o•cloo P . • o-- · nd • This Narch 1 , 1963 . -3 ... nd ch of them on or be£or � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 47 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/446171ef6986da71a1a469805f5b6a41.pdf e2d4aa1a1d117b734bb3c64038d613d7 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. AN OFFICIAL OPINION WSB DICK MENDENHALL OF TELEVISION Editorial Director "FEBRUARY 28, 1963 · :THE BARRICADES DON'T 'WORK:: TAKE THEM DO'\'~JN Last Friday night, one of the barricades on Harlan Road w~:2, .:: t~e target of vandalism. Somebody sawed through it ,and tossed p art of it into a creek. We deplore this sort of thing. Those barricades, however poisonous ·and hateful they are, should be removed by the very agency which placed them there -- the City of Atlanta, acting of·f icially and with deliberation -- not by a bunch of race-baiters, do-gooders, or vandals. Yesterday, it was learned that more property had been purchased behind what is becoming known as Atlanta's "Little Berlin Wall" by a Negro real, estate man. So it seems, as we pointed out some weeks ago, the barricades aren'oe doing the job they w-., ·- "! supposed to do. These barricades, in fact,. show the world th:1.-t. Atlanta is losing its touch in maintaining good race relati-:.·;,.s . These barricades are a visible mockery of some ni.r:~ wo :;:a;:; m :ce pr:1.nt ·".-3 about our city in Time, of all Magazines, t h .::.t At .: .c~,:.:. . is a "city steeped in itz traditions but not mirP.d dm,"!l ; ) y them. ~l.'i"t~ s ·: barricades are causing the forces of understc:mdins- 2.ri:S. ccIT'.raon sense to split r ~nks and scatter, allied against e.~,.::,:1 e the r . Ironically, it r:; ~ems, these barricades are openi::-.g ·;.:~;.:.· ::l'.)od gates for propagz.nda, hate, and hallucination unkmr!:·.~- t o the Atlanta spirit. 11 And just what is the Atlanta "spirit?• Ivan Al.1·. :n, 0 c:..td.c-i .:: fa ther o-f our present Mayor -- once published a bo,=11~ 1,~'i:. 7.::. 1.v:~ ~.(f:. he said the Atla~ta spirit was a combination of "altitud :2: :'·: . -'.1 attitude," a combination equaling greatness • . Wj_th a g,,.2~:: 1:1 ::: :;.~- h J.c.::.J. location 1,050 feet above sea-level, making for goo1 rt?, ?. l t.~'1, a :.d a political and soci'ological location betwe~n extra.!l.e-'3 ., '.'l'. :-:-.1'.: J.:z<J for common sense, the elder Mr. Allen believed this Ai:~ ;::c::~t: "spirit" was the key to future progress. 1 Thanks to the vision of the senior Mr. All.en, and t r.; o t'!'lc :cs not the least o.f whom has been his own son, Mayo~-:: Ivan 'Al J :~':l Atlanta has indeed enjoyed progress and greatness. But now that's all threatened. Progress has come to a standstill at Peyt9n and Harlan Roads. The barricades are up, b ut they're not doing the job. They can't. It's time for the Board of Aldermen to take them down. T;his must not be left up to vandals and wildmen. It's the Aldennanic Board's job. These b arricades have given Atlanta a black eye, and they must be eliminated before the whole face of Atlanta is ruined. Take the b arricades down -- and make it official. ON PEACHTREE ' 1601 WEST PEACHTREE ST., N.E., ATLANTA 9, GA. , PHONE 875-7221 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document AN OFFICIAL OPINION OF = WSB DICK MENDENHALL Editorial Director “FEBRUARY 28, 1963 “THE BARRICADES DON'T WORK: TAKE THEM DOWN Last Friday night, one of the barricades on Harlan Road was tne target of vandalism. Somebody sawed through it and tossed part of it into a creek. We deplore this sort of thing. Thosa barricades, however poisonous and hateful they are, should ke removed by the very agency which placed them there <= the City of Atlanta, acting officially and with deliberation -- not by a bunch of race-baiters, do-gooders, or vandals. Yesterday, it was learned that more property had been pur- chased behind what is becoming known as Atlanta's "Little Berlin Wall" by a Negro real estate man. So it seems, as we pointed out some weeks ago, the barricades aren'® doing the job they we» supposed to do. These barricades, in fact, show the world that Atlanta is losing its touch in maintaining good race relaticnus. These barricades are a visible mockery of some nica wowd2 once prints? about our city in Time, of all Magazines, that Alblanca is a "city steeped in its traditions but not mired down joy them." ‘These barricades are causing the forces of understanding cid common sense to split ranks and scatter, allied against <Acn cther. Ironically, it scems, these barricades are opening inc flood- gates for promaganda, hate, and hallucination unkne« to the Atlanta spirit. And just what is the Atlanta "spirit?" Ivan Allen, Canior = father of our present Mayor -=— once published a bookiet 2n which he said the Atlanta spirit was a combination of "altituds #24 attitude," a combination equaling greatness. With 8 decgrapnical location 1,050 feet above sea-level, making for good health, and a political and sociological location between extrames, ~alting for common sense, the elder Mr. Allen believed this At? "spirit" was the key to future progress. CAdgaita Thanks to the vision of the senior Mr. Allen, and tc scthers -- not the least of whom has been his own son, Mayor Ivan AlLieu -» Atlanta has indeed enjoyed progress and greatness. But now that's all threatened. Progress has come to a standstill at Peyton and Harlan Roads. The barricades are up, but they're not doing the job. They can't. It's time for the Board of Aldermen to take them down. This must not be left up to vandals and wildmen. It's the Aldermanic Board's job. These barricades have given Atlanta a black eye, and they must be eliminated before the whole face of Atlanta is ruined. Take the barricades down -=- and make it official. White Columns ON PEACHTREE °« 1601 WEST PEACHTREE ST., N.E., ATLANTA 9, GA. ° PHONE 875-7221  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 46 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/55731c267b201c36ecba91c5aeab29a0.pdf a89c1d2415c65984e9c63bb2449d1a1b Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. BY: I OLUTION AUTHORIZING T PLANNING ARTMENT TO MAKE A STUDY OF CERTAlN P TIES, N ZO D OR COMMERC AL AND MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS, TO DETERMINE X ES COULD PROPERLY ZO D FOR HOUSING FOR ANY WHICH OF SAID PROP AND UITABLY RACES . IT RESOLVED by th Mayor and Board of Aldermen of th City of Atl nd it i t th t City Pl nning D partment be hr b dir ct d to institute immediately and compr h of th t · iv complete study of all available land within th limits City of Atl nt . that f.n the past has b . en zon d for coom rci 1 d ufacturirtg st blishment for the purpose of det rmining which of said properties could prop rly and qui·t bly be zon d for op n housing to be purc:ha ed and occupied by p rsons of any and b studi d nd and fucur valu report be the 4id Pl possibl . plan r COQD insofar 11 ~ace; that said property nded that will su t in pres nt it is possible to do so; that de to th Mayor and Board of Aldermen by ning D p rtm nt at a e rly ad t · a i I � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document BY: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT TO MAKE A STUDY OF CERTAIN PROPERTIES, NOW ZONED FOR COMMERCIAL AND MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS, TO DETERMINE WHICH OF SAID PROPERTIES COULD PROPERLY AND EQUITABLY BE ZONED FOR HOUSING FOR ANY © AND AEL RACES. BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Atlanta that the City Planning Department be and it is hereby directed to institute immediately a complete and comprehensive study of all available land within the limits of the City of Atlanta that in the past has been zoned for commercial and manufacturing establishments for the purpose of determining which of said properties could properly and equitably be zoned for open housing to be purchased and occupied by persons of any and all races; that said property be studied and a plan recommended that will sustain present and future values insofar as it is possible to do so; that a report be made to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen by the said Planning Department at as early a date as is possible.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 45 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/0acf3c441916e2beaef5d586edfadd9d.pdf 36c246940907c053d11181632df84e0b Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. BY: ___________ RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT TO MAKE A STUDY OF CERTAIN POPE TIS, NOW ZONED FOR COMMERCIAL AND MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS, TO DETERMINE WHICH OF SAID P OP T ES COULD PROPERLY AND EQUITABLY BE ZONED FOR HOUSING FOR ANY AND RACES . BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of th City of Atl nta that th and it i her by directed to institute i and compr h n iv of th City Planning Department be ediately complete study of all ~ailable land within the limits City of Atlanta tha in the past has been zoned for cominercial and manufacturing establishments for he purpose of det rmining which of said properties coul d properly and equitably b zoned for open housing to be purchased and occupied by p rsons of any and all races ; that said property be s t udied and a pl.an recODJmend d that will sustain present and future values insofar s it is possible to do so; t hat a report b made to the Mayor and Board of Alderm n by the · aid Pl nning Department at as earl y a dat . a. is possibl . � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT TO MAKE A STUDY OF CERTAIN PROPERTIES, NOW ZONED FOR COMMERCIAL AND MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS, TO DETERMINE WHICH OF SAID PROPERTIES COULD PROPERLY AND EQUITABLY BE ZONED FOR HOUSING FOR ANY AND ALL RACES, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Atlanta that the City Planning Department be and it is hereby directed to institute immediately a complete and comprehensive study of all available land within the limits of the City of Atlanta that in the past has been zoned for commercial and manufacturing establishments for the purpose of determining which of said properties could properly and equitably be zoned for open housing to be purchased and occupied by persons of any and all races; that said property be studied and a plan recommended that will sustain present and future values insofar as it is possible to do so; that a veport be made to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen by the said Planning Department at as early a date as is possible.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 17, Folder 11, Document 44 Box 17 Box 17 Folder 11 Folder topic: Proposed Community Stabilization Plan - Peyton | Harlan | and Willis Road Area | 1962-1963