CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28542, 22 March 1958, Page 10

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Across I—A small account opens with a foreign coin to come, which

seems one way of stressing it. (6) 4—Help would be needed about j a mixed store to find this highball. (8) 10 — At one time to see a Nip go disguised might point to it. ' (9) 11— By it the garden may be tit up even if straggly. (5) 12— This may have prevented a licking once but is largely the result of one nowadays. (4) 13 — A jackass without a tail has still a bit of neck—the little monkey. (10) 15— If no doctor was present when Moscow led, did Eisenhower do this? (7) 16— An air of retirement about a picnic. (7) 18 —Good behaviour in a schoolboy is a safe one when it comes to dodging hostile lines. (7) 20— A landlord might look on him as almost a cert for paying rent. (7) 21— Unless you have some kind of brawn in a gambling game, you might end up by seeing him. (10) 23—An important Easterner who recoils from frost. (4) 26 This prophet is just about an unmitigated bore. (5) 27 Once an honest fellow of the right stamp, though doublefaced. (9) 28— Its properties might make a germ-filled cut inert. (8) 29 Good word to describe Caesar’s assassination. (6) (Solution on

Down I—Best place for a light on a ship? (5) .2—A line that links something on one’s head to something on one’s toes with most of a rib in the middle. (9) 3—Proof that time can go back unchanged. (4) 5 Curiously he has not much to say in Parliamentary circles. (7) 6 This is likely to be faced by ten in toxic convulsions. (10) 7 Alternative dock seems to be suited to this part of a ship. (5) 8— What made his ode trip so? A note or two, probably. (9) 9 A degree goes some distance to make a chivalrous person. (6) 14 — Can we blame Jupiter Pluvius for this example of mistraining? (10) 15— The cook is not one if he produces a nasty chop. (9) 17—Do its men eat in topsyturvy conditions? (9) 19 — This part of a pig commands attention at Addington, and not only on Wednesdays. (7) 20— Cross it to secure financial security. (6) 22—Would a dog-cart start moving if called this? (5) 24 Would either a lay or church member rise to this sort of condition? (5) 25 — This may involve a stitch in the side of a mount—or a mountaineer. (4) i Page 14)