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ATLANTA GEORGIAN Atiante, Ga. ' Oct, 29, 1932, FT a ee IER ONE © pees ectesegmcee rnicinyg (| AYED BY BUSY COURT T0 GE cE Habeas Writ in Tax Case May Me Heard Week of Nowgmber 1 At Caponen baile of law ‘which his attoraeyt pect Dut release from the Atlanta peniten- tiary on & writ of habess co: was portponed indefinitely by Pederal Judge Underwood Wed- ‘Readay and probably will be heard ‘the week of November 14. The bearing had been set for Wrodneaday. but was delayed br She, Starnes parcotie trial. Jt then was booked lentatively for Thury- day, but the press of’ other court induced Judge Under- to take i: off the calendar Judge Underwood announced that “the case of Alphonee Ca- poue va Warden Aderbold” won De reset Inter Ty was. sald. ip fhe District Attorney's office that Wt probebly Will be armed Boe ‘Week of November 14 AID tN FIGHT ghmigiant Attorney Genera) ounegulst and Dwigh Greens "Geltes Bue In Chicago, were here te saxint District Attorney Hager tnd his statt tn fighting the Intow ef fort to eave ‘the ex. a from the Ii years of prison be {faces Tor even of income tax, ‘The visiting officials left oo & oop train far Washington. They flew here from the capital Cargnes pew altomers. Wi ‘am E. Leaby and Willam J Hughes, Jr., of Washington, re- ‘ined by ‘the sengster's other are beste eee nantes the contention iat tha of ‘imitation tin income tay cases ts three years and not ax, esas ramed in the Capone tral. “They have a Bupreme Court decision which, they say, supports their claims. Immediately after the hearing was put off Leahy and Bh fit to the penttentiary end een ferred with Capone. They planned to leave for Washington shortiy,