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‘sion of “dynamite in’ violation of ' Section 464 of the Birmingham § General City Code. Bond for Hall was set al $300. -The trio is charged with a mis- § demeanor that carries a maxi- mum penalty of $100 and costs § “and 180 days in jail. Their arrests were forecast Sunday night in an announcement from the gover- nor’ *s office which stated that they ‘were in connection with recent | bombings. sHall was arrested several times iin the 40’s on vagrancy charges ‘and was convicted of theft from placed on five-year probation, rec- ords show The entire investigation an releases concerning it directly under Al Lingo, director of public safety. Linge refused to comment on where the offense occurred, dul; it is apparent that it_ occurred! | Withiir“tirre city of Birmingham or: it would not be with: jeris- dictinir bi Retorder'’s Court judges. It was apparent that a general] Se feeling existed among law enforcement officials, other “thar! state, after Lingo announced that! the three men would be tried for! i '2 misdemeanor when they were, ia TusGemeanor When (ey Were expecting solutions in a murderous church blast and numerous other homes dangerous exniostons at : has been . Hall, the third man arrested for possession of dynamite in connection with Birming- ham bormbing, wasiereasad | of $3tiftond _ RELEASED—John FREE ON BOND—/§ ah interstate shipment in 1950 and Charles Cagle. "nection with Birrminghorn ed snes i _ Jeffersan County Courthouse following a habea Corpus ° shown leay hearing. He was released on $300 bond after. being charged with illegal possession of explosives. With . Chambliss cre.Glenn Evans (left); af. thé: Birmingham - Police Dept. and Ben Allen, state’ inve tigdtor. * . participated in giving Chambliss a lie delecior ett yesterday, wo. ears ie