CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22429, 16 June 1938, Page 3 (Supplement)

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

' ? Across: 1 common term for an aeroplane accident. 4 send forth (as /a ballet from a gun). 8 what is the coldest thing you can think of? 10 in place of. 13 the most famous breed of horses. 15 having a right to. 16 still, however. IT arranged, made ready. 18 the homje of the pig in captivity. 20 bend down. 22 a small cap. 25 divide among. 28 one. 29 to be seen on clear nights. 30 tight, taut. 34 put off, avoid. 116 a rare and expensive food (pickled sturgeon-roe). 38 towards the.stern of the ship. 40 sever. 41 electrical term. 42 these are calculated from cricket scores. 45 one who breeds stock. 47 reads over again. 48 no. 49 hits. 5Q remark not made directly to a companion. - Down: 2 unintelligent memory. 3 says. 4 finish a sewing edge in a series of curves. 5 in this place. 6 one of the pieces in the royal re-

galia. 7 a cold will make you do this. 9 one who carts or carries goods. 11 half the size of ems. 12 the same. 14 make a sum, put together. 19 thick, 21 take off the hair. 22 conjunction. 33 cricket term. 84 knot. 25 the one who starts. 26 a part of the verb to be. 27 it is necessary to do this to live. 31 an attempt, a trial. 82 photographers value them most highly among their possessions. 33 a churchman. 35 made over again. 37 boring-tools. 39 insane, mentally unsound. 43 small outlet or inlet. 44 from this the plant grows. 4« this is necessary in a needle. SOLUTIONS rO LAST WEEK'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Across: 1 terror. 4 quince. 10 sheep. 11 after., 12 tuft. 13 snore. 14 soot. IS apt. 17 slave. 18 selfish. 20 oat 22 rot. 23 aspired. 25 verse. 28 Wen. SO mien, 31 astir. 32 Avon, 85. petal. 36 carve. 37 strums 88 rcvfirc 1 Down: 1 treaty. 2 restful. 3 oven. 5 unto. 6 narrows. 7 excite, 8 spent. 9 carrier. 13 spear. 15 avoid. 16 often. 19 lover. 21 tensely. 24 sleeper. 26 sincere. 27 amends. 28 wince. 29 sneeze. S 3 atom. 34 free. ■ •

At a party there will be much amusement if you blindfola a few guests in turn and make them atr tach the tail to section 12 on the' picture. If you trace the outline on a large sheet of white paper, and then colour the sections in absurd

colours, you will cause more amusement. Let the guests have five or six tries; the one with the highest score wins. Note —It is important to cut out a paper tail of a suitable size to fit on the pig you have drawn. The bigger the pig -the better the fun.