T wo Men Plead Guilty To BurglaryPleas of guilty were entered today by Anthony Hobar and Joseph Bartos, Cleveland burglars who were charged with burglary in fourindictments returned against them here.The two men were arrested last month in Cuyahoga county following a search which lasted eight months When first arraigned on the indictments here they pleaded innocent. They changed their pleas today, however, and pleaded guilty to all charges against them. At their request. Judge Guy B. Findley continued their cases for sentencing Monday.Hobar. who is crippled, requested!3iniinuantN* nf ihc*2*WwtefitabdjtnprfejrespmivabedrCOintothfo;H.ofSICfomicontinuance of the sentence so thatiiC* s his mother may be here at that Ion ■ time, it was reported. iMiBoth men had been scheduled fo1i go on trial here Monday. j m* They are charged specifically j A*s j with burglary of the City Loan Co ' Hi- in Lorain; Kerekes Cafe, and the'?*ii Eleanor Hosiery Shop in !lt;M6 ar.d- j 1947. mey were indicted along* f with three other Loram men who,- are now serving terms in the pen- ’ Hr itentmry. j cmCriminal Record ‘ WProsecutor William G Wickers said that they have an impressive t * criminal record ir. the Cleveland -a area and that they were reported to be connected with a dangerousof c. ur.malsj Their appearance in the court- s*c j house today was under heavy pc- tnlice guard following a report that,3-_ i there may be an effort on the part su _ ’ of gangsters to free them. , th: They were questioned for a cor.- ZT-•. s,durable time ir the sheriffs of- ^ hfice in the courthouse tn:s rr.orr- si' J; mg by Prosector Wickers. Assistant -e; J: Prosecutor Richard Koran. Lorain thi detectives and deputy sheriffs but ck ; I it was reported that no information. ijwas obtained other than in treir v:i admissions of guilty to the indict- coi men Is. th;The two were apprehended. th; through a painstaking check by U. sp-• jS. postal authorities ar.d the co- *** I operation of Cleveland police. was reported. fa: