ft? CoftA M SHfePAfttJ52J ftarktf St Phofii ii«V*frw (ttllftfp Sfttfltf C*fl ftftPtffeN #A*t fltfHtk At*. Will PfaM li tSiiiiit virtonv siifttId order lo further the war effort, the Sterling Foundry officials arcmauRiiruUng o night Vielory Shift.;md undot Ihi* set-up. all able-\whrd men. who i*«n devote n part »f 1 h• r ovt mhi? (o work nt War in-dustry, Cini work from 7 to 10 p. m, in the shakeout am! limbing departments They need Ml volunteersnod oxpriitnro is not necessary.The |d,mt will lose » round 20 bo}*S when School opens hCSt Week. Frank Host ilt; foundry vice president.accepted for the He is nowawaiting call.tirtef*\ Mrs .Lyle Clerk rf CHicnjfA, U spending a short time with her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. KarlClark.Mrs John iMcknson is living with her suti. Hurt TMckasoii In Elyria, for an iiulcfmilcylimc. ,Mrs. fiobcrt Kerr of Santa Ana, Calif, is raring tor her mother, Mrs. Archie Martin, who underwent