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w - ----- Civil Rights and Soundnees 1.-.aard J. I'.erpebnan, a JanltitM courtroom champion fJf atYil riahu, may rep~smt no trend in his opposition now le any funher enensi.on of civil ri,tlts to Negr~ . Hu action could focus the iact that U. "trend in civil rights 1W19111 dearv, more widespread •untandinf llr. ~Iman is a Baltlaore lawyer who lives in radally mtearated neipborboed; ii utufied still to send t>is children to an int.ecrated acbool. He ii a IDn1-time mem• ff h NAACP and has amp.....-S for able Negro c:aaa~ for lo-::al orrice. He .. dtatarbed now ovu the wtJ . ...,._. of some Baltimore Ne1ro leaders to threaten a Watu riot" ~re u a l~er tlJ ~ about mo~ racial ad. . . . , That, of coarse, goe1 ...,._. demonmaUons, which civl ri.thta Nraden cootrol, t.o .dolal mob action in which jtAa::.ulttdNI and t!'Vell kill- -- J9 - ~ ne for police •4irmci" in the civil mo.-emeont ta Cb"tea mis....-.tood. primarily b«;use a bu 10 often been mi&ltated. llilbta • The ddiant aelft1atiGDl,lu caB all demondtadmu "mobs,,. when, in fact, demonstntiona 1 led by auch men as Martin/ Luther Kine, have never included rock and botUe throwing and propeM)' deatructiGl which \1 what makes a demonstration a "mob." Yet aome of. the ~v. Mr. 1C.1n1'1 field worke~ven here in North Carolint-have been observed opmly playing loose with the truth ln tryq to whip up milllance and emotional ill will. They have at times gone ~ yond the troth of the racial unfa imess which exists. creatin1 passions which only racial advantage . not ncial taiineu, would be required to redress. The "trend" in civil right, can be what a.uybody can persuade a 1ipiiticant number of ,PeOPff to beline. Mr. K.erpelman b.u done hu ahare el the peraW1cilnl, and DO douk in'9nd.i to cootbrue. oostraift that in bi1 dtJ he means to retnain an ,-nd 1round effll ff tor a ...._ the civil riehta movem• thera doesn't. He aeta ~ ,CMII example !or everyone in 1/ny 00lll!a muruty. , · 'f""1' But•.._ �