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hey are “charged with posses. “slon"of dynamite in’ violation of Section 464 of the Birmingham General City Code. Bond for Hall F was set at $360 The trio is charged with a mi demeanor that carries a max! mum penalty of $100 and costs and 180 in jail. Their arrests were forecast Sunday night in an announcement from the gover- nér's office which stated that they ‘were in connection with recent bombings. gam was arrested several times ‘dn the 40's on vagrancy charges . ahd was convicted of theft fram _ FREE ON BON D— an interstate shipment in 1950 and Charles Cogle. placed on five-year probation, re ords. shows g it been Lingo, director of public safety Lingo refused to comment on where the offense occurred, Dut) % it is apparent. that. ik_gscurzed! “HEARING COMPLETED - ; ie city of Birmingham or i ae (center), one of two men held ‘since Su day’ in, ‘cone Id not be withlethajeris- nection ‘with Birmingham bombings, ‘is shown leaving Fut Revorder'’s Court judges. fe ei Jefferson County Courthouse following a’habeas. eS ypus nt that a general f hecring. He was teleased on $300 bond ‘after being eling existed among law e charged with illegal possession of explosives. With + officials, other thar) 7 \ dl ‘ “ Chambliss are.Glenn Evans (left), af thé Birmingham * jetate, after Lingo announced that ~. = Police Dept. and Ben Allen, state investigator. Evans - ia misdemeanor when they were! i} | Mee: *s ticipated in giving Chambliss 0° lie [expecting solutions in a murderos| yesterday. the third man arrest possession of dynamite in connection with Birming- ham bombing, waseteused | of $3t&bond