CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Across I—Many make fool return first-class cinnamon. (6) 4—Beer for the acrimonious maybe. (6) 9—Dance for the caber tosser? (8, 5) 10— Chicken destined for the oven, not the pot. (7) 11— Anaesthetic beyond the clouds. (5> 12— The French spirit is turned into a painting. (5) 14—One of a pair giving a lift to walkers. (5) 18— A kind of brilliance. (5) 19— Sprinkler keeps the waterways clear. (7) 21— Betrayed old bed sources. (6-7) 22 — Guides cattle perhaps. (6) 23 — He uses his pencil to moral effect (6) (Solution on Page 12).
Down 1— Band of warriors. (6) 2 Put a name to an air announcing a particular turn. (9, 4) 3 Arm of the sea at home with « hindrance. (5) 5 Curve in to. modify the word. (7) 6 Seems the choir got lists of hairdressers. (13) 7 “Things without all remedy should be without ” (Macbeth). (6) 8— Nasal noise. (5) 13—Ring-like annual gets right arrangement. (7) 15— Dramatic utterances in a seaside show. (6) 16— Hundred about to amend the proclamation. (5) 17— Dealer in retrograde Russian paintings? (6) 20—Run up European point. (5)
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30094, 30 March 1963, Page 8
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