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or Judge Hea ars ‘Salt-Pepper' Desegregation Arguments Federa] District Judge T. Whit-|who want to send their children RL Dillard Jr., a member of field Davidson, heard arguments ” the school board, pointed out ever the Dallas school He said the stair-step plan ofithst the plan presented Satur- Saturday starting a year-by-year desegre-jday could now be voted on since ‘board’s latest plan to desegregate gation step-up starting with thejenough signatures have now Dallas public schecis. first grade would lead to “amal-|been obtained to petition for a Tiw pian, to be argued by attor-|gamation of the races and causejdesegregation election. eys for the school board Sand for |intermarriages.” He urged Ne- toners remark caused At- seeking school integra-|gro plaintiffs to be patient. mey Durham to declare Goncis called ‘the board's Pian “Stay in good humor and do CThis plan is 10 5 ame a . 2, of More popularly, “the/the best you can,” he said. “Con-lbecause it’s dependent jon an plan.” wider the. welfare and predilec-lelection. And if the fails, - euggested- by “Judge|tiona of your people ad ask the|then schools will never de- : himaelf ‘in a hearing\help of man's Creator, segregated.” . y 35, thé plan calls for a few oo schools to -be-integrat- F E i ak f lif i -”- i aad ft Hi : i i ae the l i th ! if ae 75 Dallas, hexe Submitted by Dallas Offic i hoo "he Dallas Times Herald" in ‘September, + Felix R. McKnight, TPwaanmtdern PAL ée an ene eo aud v