Parking Lot Warninginduction April 13. buz did not:' report, it was said, and was listed ;* again ro come up today but notj1 required to do so because of his:1 formal appeal. jl! Board *170. Fifth and *7th W'nrris.j1 The growing frequency with. Six ioyrido thefts*’ have teen1-'™1 ;,ls '•uoia of 16 men. The],h;el! autninobiles left al parking rC!)MtP1{ 1o the p3lico sincu A'i||»lal of 47 for the day is tha larg-jj»fs are being taken lor joyride-, fh , . * . * je=t rmtnher irom Ononciaga County I-urposi-i and Inter abandoned in “* Lhiei said. *il. 01 th cars;jn ori£ ^ay since the original call te ciry 5ireeis caused Chief of Po- have been recovered within a few in .November. ce William E. Rapp today to do- hour*, but no arrests have been Robert Otis, for four years a innd increased vigilance on the made*. The Chief attributed the'member ol the Fulton, police de-art of parking lot silleriuanU anti llieits to vouths. •.purtnienl, was inducted into theencing.togreat on extent ? possible, of the practice of leav-g keys in ears parked on lots. The Chief, stirred by complnmls, iid iodav it was »:jinevv«ary in ost cases for a car owner to ave the keys with his auto. And, ■ said, if this practice were rc-The Chief said only- one ear; Army al the Syracuse Induction taken from a parking lot had been Renter yesterday and assigned iem-found oul of the ciry this momhJporarlly to military police duly to-That machine. he said, belonged toirin\Norman Hunter of 161 East Un-i OlU was placed in charge of s?c-was stolen-lcctees on their way to tlReception CenterFortthisondaga Street, andfrom a parking lot in the 50Q! Magma block of South Warren Street J^i? mo ruing, iced, there would be fewer joy- Sunday night. I Maj. Donald \V. McLaren, comic thefts.” it hns been recovered in 3alli-P|anlt;l(S officer of the center, saidKey* arc left in cars, the Chief more, Mil.* hy the police there, tlieih's enlisted men may be given du-id, so that lot attendants can Chief said, and a man who says herties at uU,er induction centers..... Syrneiise hendquarler3ift the portions of cars if tie- is Stanley Barney of Syracuse, nl-'£■□ as the lot £IIs up. Ke udf. jeged In have been driving it. is un-w«ver. that, on most lots, sys- dvr arrest in Baltimore, ms could hi? worked out under; Acting Detective Fred Lee. with tiieh It would be needless to leave; a warrant charging Earner with e keys, and cars could remain, prand larce.iv. left for Eaitimnre the original position until called last nigln. ?in- chief said, to brin^o forshorti the prisoner back.outh Salma St. Repaving Will Re Finished Mondaywhen the become inoperati period on May 16..Men accepted front Board *173. towns of Dewitt and Sal in a. are:Robert C. Parker. 292 Riverside Drive. New York City: Irwin F. Morey, West Street. .famesville; James A. Morey, 1G4 Colfax Avenue, East Syracuse: Edward Flynn,\T V Rllihlrnp* ftprvirP'^n West Manlius Slrec-t, East Syr* t t - , acuse; Floyd J. Olds. Jr., 705 VineUnion _ Head Pleads Guilty to LarcenyTha South Salina Street repav-j New York, April 25 (**/.—James' job will be finished Monday jj. Bambricfc, president of the New;ht. if favorable weather cars-.York ]DC.aj Qf the Building Service ues, City Engineer Nelson F.‘Employes International Union (A. Its reported lo Mayor RoilandjF. L.)r pleaded guilty to second de-Marvin at noon todav. Iff* grand larceny today in con-rho job Is completed in tiio 300; {,h“l|S3*“J‘ 3 theft of Si0'000 rromd 400 blocks. Mr. Fitts stated,: Tearfully, the man who directed e 41»h block was opened today, j the city's elevator strike of a few e 300 block will be opened to-j years avo appeared before Judge irrow. The 2U9 block is being;John A. Mullan in General Sessions npleied today and the ID 0block-Court to acknowledge his guilt and I be completed tomorrow after-!then told newsmen:5u and night. I I have nothing to fay. It is prob-bo section at Clinton Square, j ably all for the best. I have written m Genesee Street to James]a book about the union and this ueL will he finished Monday,! book will show all of the factr. Fitts added. I-———-Street, Liverpool; Peter Chomniek, 45G East Manlius Street, East Syracuse; Fred C. Earl, 106 High Street Manlius; Raymond D. Hubbard, 409 o Forman Avenue, Syracuse; Howard I. Mott. 339 East Seneca Street Manlius; Merle F. Bloss, R, D.. Kirkville; Robert K. Vickery, *03North Cenler Street East Syracuse; ?.arl J. Bogan, R. D. 1, JamcsviJle: Joseph F. Loftur, Lawrence Roarl, R. D. 3. North Syracuse: Louis Nardella. 207 East Seneca 5ir«t. Manlius; Pierce V. Burke. Jamesvble; Joseph Adams, R. D. I. East SjTacuse; Charles F. Rowe, R. D. 2, James^'ille; Richard D, Park?, fi. D. 1, Liverpool; Edward P. Hauser, 2914 Court Street, Syracuse: John F, Allen. 408 South Manlius Street, Fayetteville; Robert W. Meyers, R. D. 1, Liverpool.IVTlIntcblh;eiin