Crossword puzzle
Across 6— A wise man sees the sun and moon differently. (7) 7— She’s forever novel. (5) 9— Sober enough to give help to good man. (5) 10— Student of pygmy stature. (7) 12— Not the revolutionary part of Europe apparently. (5, 6) 14— It obviously has its developing side. (11). 18— Disclose United Nations disguise. (7) 19— Doctor goes to back of boat to sketch. (5) 21— Oblivion produced bv French and English articles. (5) 22 — Show case for ministers? (7) Down 1— Some show off or thrust themselves into the open. (5) 2— Doctor gets food which is fashionable. (6) 3— A gesture of respect for the violinist. (3) 4— Finishes in the morning, thus getting recompense. (6) 5— Fine bet brings advantage. (7) 8— Real net is without beginning or end. (7) 11— Shock a deer-hunter? (7) 13— Opportunity given to a number in church. (7) 15— Article put on this prize would waste away. (6) 16— Drug illustrious person at home. (6) 17— Proposal for getting away? (5) 20— Presumablv he’s not as blind as it’s said to be! (3) (Solution tomorrow) Saturday’s solution Across: 1. Spare parts; 7, Yeats; 8, Go carts; 10, Desiring; 11, Esau: 13. Casino; 15, Twiner; 17, Tots; 18, Screened; 21. Stamina; 22, Tibia: 23, Regenerate. Down: 1. Seals; 2, Also rans; 3, Engine: 4, Arcs; 5. Turns in: 6. Syndicates; 9. Square deal; 12, Sweet tea; 14, Satiate: 16, Scrape; 19, Noble; 20, Mine.
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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32958, 3 July 1972, Page 22
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246Crossword puzzle Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32958, 3 July 1972, Page 22
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