... r®?ort for pnbiicatioa the U.S.A. TV/O WOMEN FOUND CANAL llochdale police found Sarah Hannah (68), Heneside Crescent, Hazel Grove, and Annie Graham, lately lodging Liiey-street. Rochdale, dead in Rochd ile canal. Ihey were found threeqaarters cf mile ...

... Canal Dragging Immediately police were informed and a search was carried on. Rex, a police bloodhound, was set to follow the scent To-day Superintendent T. Duxbury told the Manchester Evening News that the dog had tracked the children as far as the sewerage ...

... CANAL SHELTERS APPROVED HOME OFFICE officials have approved the Manchester A.R.P. scheme to convert the underground canal arm which runs from Central Station to the River Irwell and Victoria Arches into bomb-proof shelters. The scheme, Sir R. Noton Barclay ...

... Skagen, and will establish a port of control at the entrance to the Kiel Canal, probably at Holtenau, insisting that all Nordic shipping shall call there en route through the canal. This move would, however, be impossible of success without Soviet co-operation ...

... used to be done by their menfolk. There are women tram-guards in nearly every town and waitresses instead of waiters in the cafes. Postwomen are employed to collect and deliver the mails, and thousands of women have flocked to do secretarial work. Girls ...

... ING. OVERALLS & FROCKS. We Pav Rates Higher Than Trade Board. R. H. REYNOLDS BROS.. LTD., 10. CANAL STREET, OFF MINSHULL STREET. MANCHESTER 1. MARRIED WOMEN’S SECTION 40 Machinists for 2 Special Benches, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., for Ladies’ Medium-class Frocks ...

... Correspondent MR. BERNARD JACKSON, railman, of Fonthill Grove, Timperley, was fishing on the canal banks at Brooklands during his holidays. He saw three women beckon some workmen and then one of the workmen put a flooring board into the water. Mr. Jackson ...

... Search a Uniform ONE glimpse at the picture of a London River Nurse and I knew which of the women’s war services I should join if the uniform was all that mattered. Nothing designed by Molyneux, Hartnell, or Schiaperelli could be niftier than that navy ...

... —22, Russell-street, Hulme. Mrs. ERNEST DIXON wishes to Thank all relatives and friends, also colleagues the Manchester Ship Canal clerical staff, the members of the Chorlton Conservative Club for their kindness and sympathy during their sad bereavement ...

... to-day had already claimed one victim by drowning this afternoon, and were menacing huge areas of the Midlands. The Grand Union Canal has overflowed, and fears are felt that the banks might burst. Men, many of whom have worked all night, are lifting the sluices ...

... hand, but I have watched them being turned out in thousands, largely by machine and at half the previous cost. Women in this Army, Too Women, too, are playing an. increasing useful part. There are some tasks in which their lighter touch is invaluable and ...

... you thin* , should have been at war no'*' there had been a Mrs. Hitler ■ don’t. . And though many women j, now shouldering men’s buru.j., they’re still women .. . and inexplicable to most men. j I sort of funny and entertaining | watch, and rather engaging ...