Crossword puzzle
Across I—He tells untruths in the household without ceremony. (10) 7— One could hardly be thoughtful without it! (5) S— How the cleaner, a Communist, fared in the fire. (7) 10 —Deny R twice changed what made it recognisable. }l~P 1 * French ship taken away. (4) 13— Make possible to be lean, perhaps. (6) 15— Chase after money-bag containing letter. (6) 17—Intends to produce a first-class manuscript (4) 18~Examined and compared, being frozen and late in. (8) 21— Hearing distance for burning organs? (7) 22— Coach on the railway? (5) 23 ~O0) y prices chan B ed during head of state’s time. Down , 1— An old one once burned with love. (5) 2— In great detail every 60 seconds? (8) 3— Place commander getting in after time. (6) 4— A container partly open. (4) 5— Bounty is a big ship. (7) 6— The old boy can read—wipe him out! (10) down on worker—he has ancestors. (10) 12—Report—the result of firing? (8) 14— Suitor made the maid err. (7) 16— Well fastened, but still ran away. (6) 19— Fawn like an amphibian? (5) 20— The tenth issue has the one here. (4) (Solution on Monday) Yesterday’s solation Across: 6, Bassoon; 7, Colon; 9, Ace; 10, Detergent; 12, Casting vote; 15, Distressing; 17, Appalling; 19, Fit; 21, Sally; 22, Drought Down: 1, Watch; 2, Ash; 3, Sole; 4, Forgiving; 5, Connote; 8, Tennis; 11, Partially; 13, Treble; 14, Display, 16, Light; 18, Nero; 20, Out.
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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32886, 8 April 1972, Page 44
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245Crossword puzzle Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32886, 8 April 1972, Page 44
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