1961 US Commission on Civil Rights Report Book 2 - University of ...

Notes: Education, Chapter 3—Continued
76. E.g., Jones v. School Board of Alexandria, Civ. No. 1770, E.D.
Va., Feb. 6, 1959, 4 Race Rel. L. Rep. 29, 34 (1959).
77. E.g., Thompson v. County School Board, supra, note 75, at
610-11.
78. Norwood v. Tucker, supra, note 58.
79. Ibid.
80. E.g., Hamm v. County School Board of Arlington, supra, note 74.
81. E.g., Thompson v. County School Board of Arlington, supra, note
75-
82. Cubberley, Public Education in the United States 23-24 (1919).
The colonial States often enacted laws to provide for apprenticeship
training or special schools for paupers, orphans, children of the
poor, and in some instances Western Indians.
83. Norwood v. Tucker, supra, note 58.
84. Evans v. Buchanan, Civ. No. 1816-22, D. Del., June 26, <strong>1961</strong>,
which involved a desegregation plan for the still segregated districts
of Delaware is an exception. The court stated:
... it must be made clear that the standard of geographical
location relates only to the question of which white or integrated
school the pupil [Negro] desiring transfer may attend. It may
not, for instance, be used by local authorities to deny integration
because the pupil seeking it lives nearer to a presently wholly
colored school than to white or integrated facilities. This must
be made clear in the plan. . . .
85. E.g., Jones v. School Board of Alexandria, supra, note 76; Hill v.
School Board of Norfolk, 282 F. 2d 473 (4th Cir. 1960).
86. E.g., Dodson v. School Board of Charlottesville, supra, note 56;
Thompson v. County School Board of Arlington, supra, note 75.
87. E.g., Jones v. School Board of Alexandria, supra, note 76, aff'd,
Civ. No. 7897, 4th Cir., Apr. 20, 1960, 5 Race Rel. L. Rep. 399,
402 (1960). See also Wheeler v. Durham City Board of Education
and Spaulding v. Durham City Board of Education, supra,
note 63.
88. Thompson v. County School Board of Arlington, Civ. No. 1341,
E.D. Va., Sept. 16, 1960, 5 Race Rel. L. Rep. 1054 (1960).
89. Warden v. Richmond School Board, Civ. No. , So. School
News, Oct. 1960, p. 6.
90. E.g., Jones v. School Board of Alexandria, supra, note 76, and 179
F. Supp. 280, 284 (E.D. Va. 1959). See also Thompson v.
County School Board of Arlington, supra, note 75.
91. Id. See also U.S. v. Alabama, Civ. No. 479-E, M.D. Ala., Mar.
17, <strong>1961</strong>, where the court enjoined defendants from refusing to
register to vote any Negro applicant otherwise qualified whose
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