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                    <text>August 2 , 196Z
Mr . John N . Bliss
469 Haldane Drive~ S . W .
Atlanta 11,. Georgia
Dear Mr. Bliss :
May I acknowledge your letter of August 1, 1962 and
advise that I have heard from a large numbe1· of other
resident of your community.
I want to assure you that my office i s available at all
times to as ist the citizens of Atlanta in any way l can .
This includes maUers of which you spoke in your lette r
c011cerning block busting . If you would like to come and
talk about this matter .a nd would like for me to et up a
meeting with your aldermen~ Mr . Fari·is and Mr.
Summers, for an overall discussion, l should be glad
to do so.
l
ve previou ly discus ed this matt r with a number
of people in order to be of as istance. It i a difficult
problem. Assuring you of my cooperation, lam
Sincerely your ,
Ivan Allen, Jr.,
Mayor
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              <text>August 2, 1962

Mr. John N. Bliss
469 Haldane Drive, S. W.
Atlanta Hl, Georgia

Dear Mr. Bliss:

May I acknowledge your letter of August 1, 1962 and
advise that I have heard from a large number of other
residents of your community.

I want to assure you that my office is available at all
times to assist the citizens of Atlanta in any way I can.
This includes matters of which you spoke in your letter
concerning block busting. If you would like to come and
talk about this matter and would like for me to set upa
meeting with your aldermen, Mr. Farris and Mr.
Summers, for an overall discussion, I should be glad
to do so.

Ihave previously discussed this matter with a number
of people in order to be of assistance. It is a difficult
problem. Assuring you of my cooperation, Iam

Sincerely yours,

Ivan Allen, Jr.,
Mayor

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                    <text>~u 11 st 1962


Atl anta, Georgi a
1
Hayor I von !.llen
City Hall
i Jlanta, Georgia
Dear Sir:
l'i:y wife and I feel you should
e made aware of the ,hicago t;ype
block-busting tactics being practised in the Peyton- Utoy Forest
Communi ty by Negro re all,tors uith the tho1 ght in mind that if it is
the big Atlanta-of-the-future picture for this area to become colored
it should be done on a whol e area basis o ou:bright purchase rather
than by sneaky moncy-grubbin pseudo-po_itical trickery whi ch I trust
you are unwittingly condo .ing by l ack of information from your
constituents o
Also, in this vein, ue are deeply concerned about two zoning petitions
that effect this lovely corrmru.nity an your decisions will be anxiously
awaited. Specifically, they concern property south of Gordon between
Peyton and Izynhurst ( ug. 9th hearing) and the zoning of property east
of Peyton for a 'egro cemet y (hearing date not yet set) .
1 e trust you are highly in favor of the two zoning petitions or will
imriediate y state your position and officiate at the taldng over of
this area in a
air and equitable manner to all concerned.
~-e hearti y agree the . egro population of this co d-be-1vonderf
c ·.ty
must have suitable housing but do not feel it should be obtained by
piece-meal block-busting of established areas . Atlanta will suf er
national stigmatization and eventual stagnation by use of such tactics
as business ::ind taxp8i)rers, like in this co1TlI'IUil.i.ty, move to more probressive an pleasant localities o
1
John N. Bliss
469 Haldane Drive,
Atlanta 11, Georgia
cc to:
Aldemen Milton Farris
Alderman Jack Sunnners
S'.1
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              <text>1 Angist 1962
Atlanta, Georgia

Mayor Ivan Jilen
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Sir:

My wife md I feel you should be made aware of the Chicago type
block-busting tactics being practised in the Peyton~- Utoy Forest
Commnity by Negro real$tors with the thought in mind that if it is
the big Atlanta-of-the-future picture for this area to become colored
it should be done on a whole area basis of oubright purchase rather
than by sneaky money-grubbing pseudo-political trickery which I trust
you are unwittingly condoning by lack of information from your
constituents.

Also, in this vein, we are deeply concerned about two zoning petitions
that effect this lovely commnity and your decisions will be anxiously
awaited, Specifically, they concern property south of Gordon between
Peyton and Iynhurst (Aug. 9th hearing) and the zoning of property east
of Peyton for a Negro cemetery (hearing date not yet set).

We trust you are highly in favor of the two zoning petitions or will
immediately state your position and officiate at the taking over of
this area in a fair and equitable manner to all concerned,

We heartily agree the Negro population of this could-be-wonderful city
must have suitable housing but do not feel it should be obtained by
piece-meal block-busting of established areas, Atlmta will suffer
national stigmatization and eventual stagnation by use of such tactics
as business and taxpayers, like in this commnity, move to more pro-
gressive amd pleasant localities.

ops
: NAb
ohn N. Bliss
69 Haldane Drive, SW
Atlanta 11, Georgia
ec tos

Aldermen Milton Farris
Alderman Jack Summers
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                    <text>August 2# 1962
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hand
507 Harlan Road~ S . W.
Atlanta,. Georgia
Dear Mr . and Mrs . Hand:
May I acknowledge your letter of July 31, 1962 and
advise that I have heard from. a large number of other
residents of your community.
I want to assure you that my office is available at all
times to a siet the citizens of Atlanta in any way 1 can.
This includes matters of which you spoke in your letter
concerning block busting. lf you would like to come and
talk about this matter and would like for me to set up
meeting with your aldermen, Mr. Fa.rTi and Mr.
Summer , for an overall discussion., l hould be glad
to do o.
I have previously discu s d this matter ith a number
of people in order to be of a si tance. It i a difficult
problem. A
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Sincerely your ,
Ivan Allen, JI'. •
Mayor
lAJr/br
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              <text>August 2, 1962

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hand
507 Harlan Road, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Hand:

May I acknowledge your letter of July 31, 1962 and
advise that I have heard from a large number of other
residents of your community.

I want to assure you that my office is available at all
times to assist the citizens of Atlanta in any way I can.
This includes matters of which you spoke in your letter
concerning block busting. If you would like to come and
talk about this matter and would like for me to set up a
meeting with your aldermen, Mr. Farris and Mr.
Summers, for an overall discussion, I should be glad

to do so,

I have previously discussed this matter with a number
of people in order to be of assistance. It is a difficult
problem. Assuring you of my cooperation, Iam

Sincerely yours,

Ivan ANen, Jr.,
Mayor

IAJr/br
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                    <text>August 3~ 1962
Mr. and Mr.s . Joseph E . Monnerat,. Jr .
680 F ielding La~e, S . W.
Atlanta~ Georgia
Dear Mr . and Mrs. Monnerat:
May I acknowledge your letter of July 28, l.962 and
advise that l have heard from a large number oi other
residents of your community.
I want to assure you that my office is available at all
times to assist the citizens of Atlanta in any way I can.
This includes matters of which you spoke in your letter
concerning block busting. li you would like to come and
talk about this matter and would l ike for me to set up a
meeting with your aldermen,, Mr. Farris nd Mr ..
Summers .. for an overall discus ion. l should be. glad
to do so.
I h ve previously discussed this matter with a number
of peopl in order to be of as ietnnce . It i a difficult
problem. A suring you of my cooperation. I am
Sincerely your ,
Ivan Allen,, Jr.,
yor
J.AJr/br
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              <text>August 3, 1962

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Monnerat, Jr.
680 Fielding Lane, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Monnerat:

May I acknowledge your letter of July 28, 1962 and
advise that I have heard from a large number of other
residents of your community.

I want to assure you that my office is available at all
times to assist the citizens of Atlanta in any way I can.
This includes matters of which you spoke in your letter
concerning block busting. If you would like to come and
talk about this matter and would like for me to set upa
meeting with your aldermen, Mr. Farris and Mr.
Summers, for an overall discussion, I should be glad
to do so.

Ihave previously discussed this matter with a number
of people in order to be of assistance. It is a difficult
problem. Assuring you of my cooperation, Iam

Sincerely yours,

Ivan Allen, Jr.,
Mayor

lAJdr/br
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                    <text>July 28 , 1962
To: MAYOR IVAN ALLEN ~
ALDER AN MILTON FARRIS
ALDERMAN J ACi&lt; SUM1{ERS
We are bothered by negro realitors using" block busting 11 tactics
in the Peyton- Utoy Forest Communi ty, therfor we request your support
for the following items to keep negroes out of this area:
1. Kee_ing Negroer.ealitors from seeking listings in the Peyton-
Utoy Fore st Community•2. Zoning of prpperty on Gordon Road -Ml. This propert y is
located on the South side of Gordon between Peyton and Lynhurdt
road s.,
3. Zoning strip of property South of Gordon, East of Peyton for
a Negro cemetary.
Yours Truly .
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E. 1v1y,:·m.1!.rui.T Jr
GEORGIA P . Monnerat
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July 28, 1962

To: MAYOR IVAN ALLEN -—
ALDERMAN MILTON FARRIS
ALDERMAN JACK SUMMERS
We are bothered by negro realitors using" block busting" tactics
in the Peyton- Utoy Forest Community, therfor we request your support
for the following items to keep negroes out of this areas

1. Keening Negroerealitors from seeking listings in the Peyton=
Utoy Forest Community.

2. Zoning of property on Gordon Road -Ml. This property is.
located on the South side of Gordon between Peyton and Lynhurét
roadse

3- Zoning strip of property South of Gordon, East of Peyton for

a Negro cemetary.

Yours ae ‘TT
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Ae beY/ © YS: Atlee
A Ses B. pital ip /?
GEORGIA P. Monnerat
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                    <text>August 1, 1962
Mr . Bobby F. Fa1·mer
512 Haldane Dri ve , S . W .
Atlanta, Georgia
D.ear Mr . Farmer :
Thi s will acknowledge your additional letter and in
further reply I would like to restate that I want to
assure you that my office i s available at all times to
assist the citizens of Atlanta in any way I can. This
includes matters of which you spoke in your letter
concerning block busting. If you would like to c ome
and talk about this matter and would like for me to
set up a meeting with your aldermen, Mr . Farris and
M r. Swnmer ·•. f.01· an overall discus sion, I s hould be
glad to do s o.
I have previou ly di s cussed this matter with a number
o! people in order to b e of assistance.
It i
difficult
probl m. Ao urin you oi my coop r tion, 1 m
Since · ly y ura.
Ivan Allen, Jr • . ,
M ayor
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              <text>August 1, 1962

Mr. Bobby F. Farmer
512 Haldane Drive, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mr. Farmer:

This will acknowledge your additional letter and in
further reply I would like to restate that I want to
assure you that my office is available at all times to
assist the citizens of Atlanta in any way Ican. This
includes matters of which you spoke in your letter
concerning block busting. If you would like to come
and talk about this matter and would like for me to
set up a meeting with your aldermen, Mr. Farris and
Mr. Summers, for an overall discussion, I should be
glad to do so.

I have previously discussed this matter with a number
of people in order to be of assistance. It is a difficult
problem. Assuring you of my cooperation, Iam

Sincerely yours,

Ivan Allen, Jr.,
Mayor

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                    <text>512 Haldane Dr. S ; v • ,
At l anta, Ge or g ia.
Honorable Ivan Allen , Jr.,
Ma yor, City _. of Atla nta,
City Ha ll,
Atl anta, Geor gia.
Dear Ma j or Allen:
Recen tl y I wrote y oq a letter re ga rding the ne gro block busting attemp s
whi ch are being wa ged in the Peyton-Utoy Forest Community in Southwest
Atlan ta. As a resident of this community, I thought you would like
to have a copy of t h e petition which was si gn ed by all residents of
our community.
Th i s petition cle a rly points out t hat we are not interested in s e lling
our homes, but we are constantly b othe red by phone calls, letters,
and visits from negro re a l estate brokers. These ne gro brokers know
about this petition but c ontinue to solicit listings in our all white
community. These attemps are becoming extremely annoying .
I e a r nes tly request you to use y our i nfluense t o persua~e these
ne gro br okers to abandon the i r pl anned a t tac k on our community. I am
enclosing an a rticle which a ppeared in a rec ent is s ue of t h e vve st End
Star. This a rticle sums up the block busting at t emp s in our community .
I would like to h ea r of your p l an s f or curbing t he unrest which now
ex i s ts in bout hwe st Atlanta.
Si n cerely,
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BF:md
cc : Alderman Mi l ton Farr is
Al derman Jack Summers
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              <text>512 Haldane Dr. Selle,
Atlenta, Georgia.

Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.,
Mayor, City. of Atlanta,
City Hall,

Atlanta, Georgia.

Dear Major Allen:

Recently I wrote you a letter regarding the negro block busting attemps
which are being waged in the Peyton-Utoy Forest Commnity in Southwest
Atlanta. As a resident of this commnity, I thought you would like

to have a copy of the petition which was signed by all residents of

our community. a

This petition clearly points out that we are not interested in selling
our homes, but we are constantly bothered by phone calls, letters,

and visits from negro real estate brokers. These negro brokers know
about this petition but continue to solicit listings in our all white
community. These attemps are becoming extremely annoying.

I earnestly request you to use your influense to persuade these

negro brokers to abandon their planned attack on our community. I am
enclosing an article which appeared in a recent issue of the \iest End
Star. This article sums up the block busting attemps in our community.

I would like to hear of your plans for curbing the unrest which now

exists in Southwest Atlanta.

Sincerely,

BOBBY F. FARMER

BF: md
ec: Alderman Milton Farris
lderman Jack Summers

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                    <text>July 30 , 1962
Mr_. and Mrs . Bobby F . Farmer
512 Haldane Drive, S . W .
Atlanta , Georgia
Dear Mr . and Mrs . Farmer :
May I acknowledge your l etters of July 25 and 26,
1962 and advise that I have a l so heard from Mr .
C . J. Owens at 681 F i e l ding Lane , S. W . and Mr .
C . H . Daniels at 499 Haldane Drive ,. S. W .
I want to assure you that my office is available at
all times to assist the citizens of Atlanta in any way
I can . Thie includes matters of which you spoke in
your letter concerning block busting . If you would like
to come and talk about this matter and would like for me
to set up a meeting with your aldermen, Mr . Farris and
Mr . Swnmers, for an overall discussion, I should be
glad to do so.
I have previously d iscussed this matter with a number
of people in order to be of assistance. It is a difficult
problem. Assuring you of my cooperation, I am
Sincerely yours,
Ivan Allen, Jr.,
Mayor
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              <text>July 30, 1962

 

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby F. Farmer |
512 Haldane Drive, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Farmer:

May I acknowledge your letters of July 25 and 26,
1962 and advise that I have also heard from Mr.
C. J. Owens at 681 Fielding Lane, S. W. and Mr.
C. H. Daniels at 499 Haldane Drive, S. W.

I want to assure you that my office is available at

all times to assist the citizens of Atlanta in any way
Ican. This includes matters of which you spoke in
your letter concerning block busting. If you would like
to come and talk about this matter and would like for me
to set up a meeting with your aldermen, Mr. Farris and
Mr. Summers, for an overall discussion, I should be
glad to do so.

I have previously discussed this matter with a number
of people in order to be of assistance. It is a difficult

problem. Assuring you of my cooperation, I am

Sincerely yours,

Ivan Allen, Jr.,
Mayor

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                    <text>512 Haldane Drive, S.W.
Atlanta 11, Georgia
July 25, 1962
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor; City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
I am writing you this letter as a res i dent of Peyton-Utoy
Forest which is located off Peyton and Harlan Roads in Southwest Atlanta. Since procuring my new home in December, 1961,
I have become deeply disturbed with a most unpleasant situation
which has developed in my community. It seems that a few "imported" Negro citizenry who live in various sections of our
fai r ci ty are determined to drive the Peyton-Utoy Forest residents out of Southwest Atlanta and perhaps out of the entire
ci ty of Atlanta which i s being rapidly absorbed by the Negro
popul at i on. This penetration is obvi ously aimed at gaining
control of the entire Southwest area whi ch contains many beautiful homes and thousands of civic-minded White citizens.
As a homeowner, I have been subjected to constant harras sment and unrest by these few Colored citizens who are bent on
the successful employment of Chicago "block-busting" tactics.
Residents of my community have been plagued with numerous phone
calls and visits by Negro real estate brokers soliciting listings in our all-white community. Each day children are required
to be overly cautious while playing because of the constant
stream of ~egro vehicles touring our area in an attempt to
create unrest and pani c. We a.re finding it increasingly more
difficult, if not impossible, to persuade our friends and other
prospective homeo-wners to settle in our community and enjoy the
fellowship and home life .which characterize our quite, peaceloving, neighborhood.
Mayor Allen, we are tired of being persecuted; and we tremble
at the thought of watching our $21,000 to $28,000 homes decrease
in value because of an unwarranted, uncalled-for attack by profit-minded Negroes. We earnestly solicit your help in stopping
this encroachment in our community and in Southwest Atlanta in
general. I have lived in Metropolitan Atlanta all of my life and
in the city limits for twenty years. I like Atlanta and what it
stands for; but if these block-busting tactics continue and no
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              <text>512 Haldane Drive, S.W.
Atlanta 11, Georgia
July 25, 1962

Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall

Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mayor Allen:

I am writing you this letter as a resident of Peyton-Utoy
Forest which is located off Peyton and Harlan Roads in South-
west Atlanta. Since procuring my new home in December, 1961,

I have become deeply disturbed with a most unpleasant situation
which has developed in my community. It seems that a few "im-
ported" Negro citizenry who live in various sections of our
fair city are determined to drive the Peyton-Utoy Forest resi-
dents out of Southwest Atlanta and perhaps out of the entire
city of Atlanta which is being rapidly absorbed by the Negro
population. This penetration is obviously aimed at gaining
control of the entire Southwest area which contains many beauti-
ful homes and thousands of civic-minded White citizens.

As a homeowner, I have been subjected to constant harrass-
ment and unrest by these few Colored citizens who are bent on
the successful employment of Chicago “block-busting" tactics.
Residents of my community have been plagued with numerous phone
calls and visits by Negro real estate brokers soliciting list-
ings in our all-white community. Each day children are required
to be overly cautious while playing because of the constant
stream of Negro vehicles touring our area in an attempt to
create unrest and panic. We are finding it increasingly more
difficult, if not impossible, to persuade our friends and other
prospective homeowners to settle in our community and enjoy the
fellowship and home life which characterize our quite, peace-
loving, neighborhood.

Mayor Allen, we are tired of being persecuted; and we tremble
at the thought of watching our $21,000 to $28,000 homes decrease
in value because of an unwarranted, uncalled-for attack by pro-
fit-minded Negroes. We earnestly solicit your help in stopping
this encroachment in our community and in Southwest Atlanta in
general. I have lived in Metropolitan Atlanta all of my life and
in the city limits for twenty years. I like Atlanta and what it
stands for; but if these block-busting tactics continue and no
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                    <text>Honorable I van Allen, Jr.
Page 2
July 25, 1962
assistance is offered by you and · other city officials, I, like
other friends I have talked to, may be forced to vacate this
progressive city.
I trust you will do all in your power to restore confidence in our community by persuading the Negro agitators to
abandon their block-busting attempts in Southwest Atlanta.
A reply to this appeal will be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
A~t ~
Bobby F. Farmer
CC: Milton Farris
Jack Summers
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              <text>Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.

Page 2
July 25, 1962

assistance is offered by you and-other city officials, I, like
other friends I have talked to, may be forced to vacate this
progressive city.

I trust you will do all in your power to restore confi-
dence in our community by persuading the Negro agitators to
abandon their block-busting attempts in Southwest Atlanta.

A reply to this appeal will be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Bobby F. Farmer

CC: Milton Farris
Jack Summers
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                    <text>512 Haldane Drive S.W.
Atlanta, Georgia
July 26, 1962
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
This letter is in behalf of the residents of Peyton-Utoy
Forest and the citizens of Southwest Atlanta.
As you probably know, quite a problem has been brought about
recently by the fact that Negroes are attempting to "run" the
white residents out of this area. Realizing that there is no
law in Atlanta restricting areas by keeping inharmonious racial
groups from l i ving together in the same neighborhood, we appeal
to you to assist us with this problem.
Of course, you realize that many families have much to lose
by having to move out of this connnunity, and not only that, the
city of Atlanta would be losing quite a bit of tax money if these
residents were forced to move out into the suburbs, or even out
of the city altogether. Also, keep in mind that uprisings such
as this will keep newcomers from wanting to move into our city for
fear of lack of security in establishing a home.
Some of our prominent government officials such as Senator Brown,
Jim Aldredge, John White and numerous others who are dedicated in
making Atlanta a prosperous city, live out in this area and I feel
sure they will assist you in taking a fair stand on this matter.
Mayor Allen, you cannot realize how a problem such as this can
affect a person. It interferes with performance on their jobs, and
I personally know of several instances. One of my neighbors is spending much time and money in the doctor's office due to the fact that
her health has become worse as a result of worrying about losing her
home. And speaking for all of the homeowners in this area, I can
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·
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otherwise, I will assume that you take the same stand as the residents
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Sincerely,
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              <text>512 Haldane Drive S.W.
Atlanta, Georgia

July 26, 1962

Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall

Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mayor Allen:

This letter is in behalf of the residents of Peyton-Utoy
Forest and the citizens of Southwest Atlanta.

As you probably know, quite a problem has been brought about
recently by the fact that Negroes are attempting to “run" the
white residents out of this area. Realizing that there is no
law in Atlanta restricting areas by keeping inharmonious racial
groups from living together in the same neighborhood, we appeal
to you to assist us with this problem.

Of course, you realize that many families have much to lose
by having to move out of this community, and not only that, the
city of Atlanta would be losing quite a bit of tax money if these
residents were forced to move out into the suburbs, or even out
of the city altogether. Also, keep in mind that uprisings such
as this will keep newcomers from wanting to move into our city for
fear of lack of security in establishing a home.

Some of our prominent government officials such as Senator Brown,
Jim Aldredge, John White and numerous others who are dedicated in
making Atlanta a prosperous city, live out in this area and I feel
sure they will assist you in taking a fair stand on this matter.

Mayor Allen, you cannot realize how a problem such as this can
affect a person. It interferes with performance on their jobs, and
I personally know of several instances. One of my neighbors is spend-
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her health has become worse as a result of worrying about losing her
home. And speakingfor all of the homeowners in this area, I can
assure you the attitude towards our city's government is becoming
demoralized.

If you think we are taking the wrong approach, I would appre-
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Otherwise, I will assume that you take the same stand as the residents
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Sincerely,

Arrlinteie Ma

Barbara M. Farmer
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                    <text>July 30 , 1962
Mr . C . H . Daniels
499 Haldane Drive, S . W .
Atlanta 11 , Georgia
Dear Mr . Daniels:
May I acknowledge your letter of July 25, 1962 and
advise that I have also heard :from Mr . C . .J. Owens
at 681 Fielding Lane , S. W . and Mrs and Mrs . Bobby
F . Farmer, 512 Hal dane Dei ve., S . W .
l want to assure you that my office i s
vailable at a ll
times to assist the citizens of Atlanta in any way I can.
This includes matters of which you spoke in your l etter
concerning block bus.ting. If you would like to come nd
talk about this matter and would like for me to set up a
meeting itb your aldermen,. Mr . Farris and Mr .
Summers, for an overall discussion. I hould b e glad
to do so .
I have previou.sly discussed this matter with number
of peopl e in order to be of assistance . It is a difficult
problem. Aasurin you of my ·cooper tion, I am
Sincerely y~ur ,
Ivan Allen, Jr.,
M yor
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Mr. C. H. Daniels
499 Haldane Drive, S. W.
Atlanta 11, Georgia

Dear Mr. Daniels:

 

May I acknowledge your letter of July 25, 1962 and

advise that I have also heard from Mr. C. J. Owens

at 681 Fielding Lane, S. W. and Mrs and Mrs. Bobby

F. Farmer, 512 Haldane Deive, S. W.

I want to assure you that my office is available at all
times to assist the citizens of Atlanta in any way I can.
This includes matters of which you spoke in your letter
concerning block busting. If you would like to come and
talk about this matter and would like for me to set up a
meeting with your aldermen, Mr. Farris and Mr.
Summers, for an overall discussion, I should be glad
te do so.

Ihave previously discussed this matter with a number
of people in order to be of assistance. It is a difficult
problem. Assuring you of my cooperation, I am

Sincerely yours,

Ivan Allen, Jr.,
Mayor

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                    <text>C. Ho Daniels
499 Haldene Drive, S. W.
Atlanta 11, Georgia
July 2.5, 1962::
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jro
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall,
Atlanta 3, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
I have been told that you, as well as the Aldermailic Board, are trying to
help the white citizens of the Southwest section stay in the City of Atlantao
I understand that a representative of Southwest Inco had a meeting with you
sometime back to discuss the negro encroachment problem. Also that there
is a plan to extend Westview Cemetery to Peyton Road and Zone a strip of
land M-1 to provide a buffer zone for the white citizens of Southwesto
I live in Peyton/Utoy Forest and it is becoming increasingly apparent that
no one is doing anything to help uso Our area represents approximately 60
homes, valued at between $21,000. and $28,000o eacho This not only represents
considerable tax income for the city but also contains many civic minded voterso
Both of these factors will be a considerable loss to the city should we be
forced by negro encroachment to leave the city limits behind us.
I might also point out that as soon as the negros force us out, they will next
force out the people on Peyton Road, Sewell Road, Audubon Forest and finally
the entire C:-.scade Heights section. I don't believe I need remind you how many
votes came from this section for you in the last electiono
Were we foolish to vote f or you?
Should we accept the negro encroachment and plan to move out of Atlanta?.
I ask this because few of us will stay in Atlanta City Limits if our own
elected officials do not give us help in our time of needo
I would certainly like to have my confid enc e in our offici:-.ls restored, and
m uld like to hear from you pertaining to your plans for the Southwest sectiono
Awaiting your replyo
Very
";~--Y; yours,
cC• 143.215.248.55
H. D.mielsi
CHD:ar
CC : Mro Ja.ck Stmmlers
a335 Wilson Drive, S. Wo
Atlanta, Georgia
Mro Milton Go Farris;
1167 Cardinal Way, So W.
Atlanta 11, Georgia
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              <text>Co Ho Daniels

99 Haldene Drive, S. W.
Atlanta 11, Georgia
July 25, 1962

Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall,

Atlanta 3, Georgia

Dear Mayor Allen:

I have been told that you, as well as the Aldermanic Board, are trying to
help the white citizens of the Southwest section stay in the City of Atlanta.
I understand that a representative of Southwest Inc. had a meeting with you
sometime back to discuss the negro encroachment problem. Also that there

is a plan to extend Westview Cemetery to Peyton Road and Zone a strip of
land M&lt;l to provide a buffer zone for the white citizens of Southwest.

I live in Peyton/Utoy Forest and it is becoming increasingly apparent that

no one is doing anything to help use Our area represents approximately 60
homes, valued at between $21,000. and $28,000. each, This not only represents
considerable tax income for the city but also contains many civic minded voters.
Both of these factors will be a considerable loss to the city should we be
forced by negro encroachment to leave the city limits behind use

I might also point out that as soon as the negros force us out, they will next
force out the people on Peyton Road, Sewell Road, Audubon Forest and finally
the entire Cascade Heights sectione JI don't believe I need remind you how many
votes came from this section for you in the last election.

Were we foolish to vote for you?
Should we accept the negro encroachment and plan to move out of Atlanta?

I ask this because few of us will stay in Atlanta City Limits if our own
elected officials do not give us help in our time of need.

I would certainly like to have my confidence in our officials restored, and
would like to hear from you pertaining to your plans for the Southwest section.

Awaiting your reply.

Very truly yours,

ey Le

Ce. H. Daniels
CHD:ar

cC: Mr. Jack Summers
2335 Wilson Drive, Se We
Atlanta, Georgia

Mr. Milton G, Farris
1167 Cardinal Way, Se We
Atlanta 11, Georgia
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                    <text>August 1, 1962
Mr . R . H . Tomlinson, Ji-.
458 Thackeray P lace, S. W .
A tlanta 11, Georgia
Dear Mr.. Tomlinson:
May 1 acknowledge your letter of July 27.,. 1962, an.d
advise tha.t l have also heard from Mr . C . J . Owens
at 681 Fielding Lane., S . W . , Mr. and Mr . Bobby F.
Farmer at 512 Haldane Drive,, S . W ., Mr . C . H .
Daniels at 499 Haldane Drive, S . W . and Mr . and Mrs .
J .. H. Thames , 654 Fielding Lane~ S . W .
I want to assure you that my office i a ilable at 11
times to asel t the citizens of Atlanta in any way I c n .
This include matters of which you poke in your letter
concernillg block bu.sling. lf you would like to come and
talk about this matter and would like for m to set up a
meeting with your ldermen,. M.r. Farris and Mr~ Summers,.
for an ov rall diacussion, I should be glad to do so.
l have previou ly di cus ed thi., matter with a. numberj:&gt;f
people in order to be of a sis nee. lt is a difficult
problem. Assuring you of my cooper tion. I am
Sincerely your •
Ivan Allen, Jr.•
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Augustl, 1962

Mr. R. H. Tomlinson, Jr.
458 Thackeray Place, S. W.
Atlanta ll, Georgia

Dear Mr. Tomlinson:

May I acknowledge your letter of July 27, 1962, and
advise that I have also heard from Mr. C. J. Owens

at 681 Fielding Lane, S. W., Mr. and Mrs. Bobby F.
Farmer at 512 Haldane Drive, S. W., Mr. C. H.
Daniels at 499 Haldane Drive, 5S. W. and Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Thames, 654 Fielding Lane, S. W.

I want to assure you that my office is available at all

times to assist the citizens of Atlanta in any way I can.

This includes matters of which you spoke in your letter
concerning block busting. If you would like to come and

talk about this matter and would like for me to set upa
meeting with your aldermen, Mr. Farris and Mr. Summers,
for an overall discussion, I should be glad to do so.

I have previously discussed this matter with a numberjof
people in order to be of assistance. It is a difficult
problem. Assuring you of my cooperation, Iam

Sincerely yours,

Ivan Allen, Jr.,
Mayor

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                    <text>458 Thackeray Place, SW
Atlanta 11, Georgia
July 27, 1962
Honorable Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atl.qnta, Georgia
My dear Mayor Allen:
Home ownership and l::md ownership has been the very foundation of our
great nation. Through engendered pride and determin tion, our forebears set
the path for pre-eminence of America in world ·affairs.
However hazardous land and home ownership may have been to our forefathers, todays insidious movements present equally heart breaking risks.
About two years ago I purchased a home after retirement in the Utoy ForestPeyton Forest area. Along with fifty or more others in this area I invested
all my savings and mortgaged a limited income.
Our little neighborhood is new. We t ake nride in home ownership.
Collectively our investment in Atlanta runs to about d~l.2 million. Now we
find the future uncertain. Negro interests are trying to move in. Pressure
and unsc~pulous practices are being applied. Open as well as covert t acti cs
are evident. The objactice - break the community and buy property at a
fr action of its real value.
What can we do Mr . Mayor ? We are trying to stand together and holj our
community intact. This is an appeal to you - use your very powerful office
to give us aid and assistance. At least in a moral way through Negro real
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May we count on your support?
Sincerely,
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              <text>58 Thackeray Place, SW
Atlanta 11, Georgia
July 27, 1962

Honorable Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia

My dear Mayor Allen:

Home ownership and land ownership has been the very foundation of our
great nation. Through engendered pride and determination, our forebears set
the path for pre-eminence of America in world affairs.

However hazardous land and home ownership may have been to our fore-
fathers, todays insidious movements present equally heart breaking risks.
About two years ago I purchased a home after retirement in the Utoy Forest-
Peyton Forest area. Along with fifty or more others in this area I invested
all my savings and mortgaged a limited income.

Our little neighborhood is new. We take pride in home ownership.
Collectively our investment in Atlanta runs to about $1.2 million. Now we
find the future uncertain. Negro interests are trying to move in. Pressure
and unscrupulous practices are being anplied. Open as well as covert tactics
are evident. The objectice - break the community and buy property at a
fraction of its real value.

What can we do Mr. Mayor? We are trying to stand together and hold our
community intact, This is an appeal to you - use your very powerful office
to give us aid and assistance. At least in a moral way through Negro real

estate interests. on 2 6b 20.4 Va
May we count on your support?

Sincerely,

JM Tes [WML eeaany

As H. Tomlinson, Jr.
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                    <text>July 31, 1962
Mr . and Mrs . J . H . Thames
654 Fielding Lane, S . W.
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mr . and Mrs . Th
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May l acknowl dge your letters of July 24~ 1962., and
advise that I have also heard froni Mr. C. J . Owens, at
681 Fielding Lane., S . W . ., Mr . and Mrs . Bobby F.
Farmer at 512 Haldane Drive, S . W . , and Mr . C . H.
Daniels at 499 Haldane Drive., S . W.
I want to asaure you that my office i s av il ble at all
time to assi t the citizens of Atlanta in any way I can.
This includes matters of which you spoke in your letter
concer-n1ng block b ting . If you would like to c me and
· m tter and would like for me to set up a
meeting with your aldermen, M r . Farris_and r . Summers.
for an overall cliscu ion, I should be glad to do o.
I have previou ly di cussed this matter with a number of
people in ordel' to be of as.Bi ta.nee. It is a difficult
problem.. A suring you of my cooperatio~ l am
Sincerely yours,
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July 31, 1962

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thames
654 Fielding Lane, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Thames:

May I acknowledge your letters of July 24, 1962, and
advise that I have also heard from Mr. C. J. Owens, at
681 Fielding Lane, S. W., Mr. and Mrs. Bobby F.
Farmer at 512 Haldane Drive, 5. W., and Mr. C. H.
Daniels at 499 Haldane Drive, S. W

I want to asaure you that my office is available at all

times to assist the citizens of Atlanta in any way I can.

This includes matters of which you spoke in your letter
concerning block busting. If you would like to come and
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meeting with your aldermen, Mr. Farris and Mr. Summers,
for an overall discussion, I should be glad to do so. ~

I have previously discussed this matter with a number of
people in order to be of assistance. Itis a difficult
problem. Assuring you of my cooperation, Iam

Sincerely yours,

I Ivan Ellen, Jr.,
Mayor

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