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MATCH-WINS MAYOR

“ FALL-IN-LOVE DANCE.” LONDON, September 25. Referring to the 2,000 surplus women under forty in Wallasey (Cheshire), the mayor of the town, Aid. Holdsworth, advised young men- to spend their holidays in 11 England's best marriage market.” After this he was inundated with hundreds of letters, many from local girls.' Aid. Holdsworth is solving the difficulty by holding a monster “ fall-in-lovq dance.” to which everyone is invited. Wallasey women are presenting him with his portrait in oils in recognition of his services. ■

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Evening Star, Issue 19375, 8 October 1926, Page 8

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MATCH-WINS MAYOR Evening Star, Issue 19375, 8 October 1926, Page 8

MATCH-WINS MAYOR Evening Star, Issue 19375, 8 October 1926, Page 8

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