CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Press, Volume C, Issue 29536, 10 June 1961, Page 8

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Acron I—Young Alan leaves the Commonwealth for a place in Europe. (7> 9—Particles lose one in a ghostly manner. *8) 10— Militant vessel (7) 11— Cricket position by the rick-carrier; how slovenly! <B> 12— Meat hockey players start with. (5) 13— Imitator includes a fruit for the man who shows up. (8) 17—How does Enid become partial? <3-5> 20— Bird found on following her. (5> 21— Vehicle in which to shove off, perhaps. <4 41 23 Documents relating to the case. (7> 24 Produce the end in the middle. <Bl 25 ‘This name may fox you. <7)

Down • 2—Planet, or old Greek god. i <6< 3 Struggle helped make i Rastus sleepy. <6l 4 Goddess upsets Spanish affirmative. (4) ■ s—With oil, a red-pepper is the perfect arrangement <5-3, 5) t B—Meal includes many a drain. <7l t 7—Pre-eminent grain Variai tion for the bowmen. <7> B—No protests about the • noise from these planes! <7» ! 14— Successful blow allowed as verse. <7) • 15—Communication causes! confusion on time. 47) ; 18—Something fishy here. (7)1 18—A severe reproof, no less, • <«) 18—How can one so pure strike attitudes? (6) 22—Rent mineral mostly. (4)

(Solution on Pago 12)