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‘OPOMAL MMO. 19 fo . - ) - j ‘ * oy Telsou UNITED .SvATES GOVER, .ENT ar Belmont ~~ ‘a. Memorandum a To : Mr. Belmont DATE: 10-2-63 FROM: A, Boney ee mn -¢@ sugjecr: UNKNOWN SUBJECTS, NX et fe ie BOMBING OF SIXTEENTH STREET __.___—.- vane BAPTIST CHURCH, BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA he: SEPTEMBER 15, 1963 ya ‘ji pe BOMBING MATTERS Y On 10-1-63 the Alabéma Highway Patrol was served with _yeits of habeas corpus by Attorneys representing Robert E. Chambliss and Charles Arnie/Cagle, the two men arrested by the Alabama Highway Patrol on 9-29-63 in connection with the Birmingham bombings. The serving of the writs necessitated charges being filed against Chambliss and Cagle. Also charged was John Wealey-Hell, another member of the Chambliss group who was taken into custody 10-1-63 by the Alabama Highway / Patrol, As indicated in copies of the complaint and warrant ay? later exhibited to Bureau Agents by Hall, the three men were f charged with having in their possession an explosive, to wit, a dynamite, without a permit therefor as required by Section 451 of the General City Code of the City of Birmingham of 1944, all in violation of Section 464 of said General City Code, ‘ The complaints were signed by Colonel Albert J. Lingo of the Alabama Highway Patrol before Judge J. Earl Langner of the Recorders Court of Birmingham, The offense with which the three men were charged is a misdemeanor, Bond for each of the men was set at $300, Chambliss and Hall were released on bond but Cagle was not immediately released, Chambliss is scheduled ae to appear for trial 10-8-63, Trial dates for Cagle and Hall - . Lo have not yet been set, ca < REC 8 fy SCT: pab 4 (r (9). f 1 ~ Mr, Mohr 1 - Mr, DeLoach [ ” 1 —- Mr. Evans FOF De