CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29401, 31 December 1960, Page 10

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Across I—Graduate who is an expert in shrewdness? (6, 2,4) 9—The drug is not quite enough for the leading lady. (7) 10— Old bachelor completes a dance. (5) 11— To make bread is a necessity, we hear. (5) 12— This is ugly enough to make a pupil afflicted! (7) 13— Put to the proof: try the editor. (6) 15—Part of a chest for an artist. (6) 18—After brief exercise there’s sufficient here, for -instance. (7) 20—A dance can result if the young offender is this! (5) r2l—Eat the stick in two directions. (5) 22 Help for the dupe, by the sound of it. (7) 23 A low sort of worker in the ■ main! (4-3, 5)

Down 2 Don't publish so much it's stuffy., (7) 3 This degree involves some tough questioning. (5) 4 One who folds up a jacket. <6l 5 Show some patience with an ancestor? (7) 6 Capital ring for a famous lover! (5) 7 Theirs was no free and easy business! (5-7) 8— Signify refusal—what many a schoolboy wouldn't dare to dot (5, 3,4) 14 —To make an utterance nonstop. (7) 16— Attractive enough to be successful with certain people. (7) 17— A country of Upper Siam. (6) 19— A brier grew up, (5) 20— Desert dwellers engaged in nomadic activities! (5)

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