Crossword Puzzle

Press, Issue 32345, 10 July 1970, Page 24

Crossword Puzzle

Across I—Not so many in the cafe we run. (5) 4—Fish forced to come to land. (7) 8— Doesn’t move the corpse. (7) 9 Make an admission. (3, 2) 10— Philosopher reveals hypocrisy, we hear. (4) 11— What to do to get the most satisfactory trip on horseback. (8) 13— And 19 Down—Screen section put back as a hatch. (44) 14— And 17 Across—Besides a greater amount in surplus. (44) 16— The end of the trip—touch down before autumn. (8) 17— See 14 Across. 20— Native of Australia to leave after a row’ (5) 21— An appointment associated with the French evangelist. (7) 22 The distinctive nature of eastern scenes, maybe. (7) 23 They are characterised in an adaptation of “The Loser.” (5) Down 1— Sounding to be in favour of information the prophet should have. (13) 2 Who brings endless sorrow to a husband? (5) 3 Fence the track. (4) 4 A crowd by the Spanish accommodation building. (6) 5 Load it in—lt’s needed for expansion. (8) 6 External telephone connection for broad statement. (7) 7 Schools that have small charges. (13) 12— The result of incomplete waxing! (44) 13— Could they be an inclusion in temporary accommodation? (7) 15— Stick to use as an axe. (6) ' 18— Six talk endlessly, being full of life. (5) 19— See 13 Across. Solution Tomorrow Yesterday’s Solution Across: 3, Ship-shape; 8, Upon; 9, Rehearsal; 10, Cereal; 11, Atoll; 14, Unite; 15, Dice; 16, Drill; 18 20 ’ W 21 ’. ? erve; 24 - Settle; 25, Magnolias; 26, Once; 27. Essential. ™ PT^ 1 ’ >? un , ctu J? s: 2 ’ Courtiers; 4, Heel; 5, Pleat; 6, Herald: 7, Plan; 9, Rated- 11 A time- 12 Limestone; 13, Feathered; 17, Lives’- 19 22 Valet; 23, Dais; 24, Saga. ’ 18 ’ beance > 2Z >