Across 1 — Takes a meal among sailors, though it causes , delay. (9) 8— Be prone to untruth? (3) 9— They have the best prices in the stock market. (5, 6) 11— Says one’s piece? (7) 12— Weapon for a knight who’s lost a lot. (5) 13— Father takes a dare, perhaps, to take part in a display. (6) 15— Zoe’s no sort to sleep. (6) 17 — Area measures, out of doors. (5) 18— Drink to give us the shivers? (7) 20 — It’s apt to make people unfeeling. (II) 22— A sailor brought back and let down. (3) 23— Having money, he gets a fine car in exchange. (9) Down 2— Inspired melody? (3) 3— A writer set up in it is futile. (5) 4— Please pass another way. (6) 5— Prepared scheme — for winning a tennis match? (3, 4) 6— Didn’t remember you’d already washed? (5, 6) 7— what M.P.s do about now. (9) 10— Shall we combine to arrange a price or not? (11) 11 — Journalists about to take drinks. (9) 14— This side of the family is female. (7) 16— so Enid upset the inventor. (6) _ 19— He’s an .unusually pale colour. (5) 21— It’s easily slipped on. (3) (Solution tomorrow) Saturday’s solution Across: 7, Reason; 8, Minute; 10, Set free; 11, Totem- 12, Dumb; 13, Fibre; 17, Earth; 18, Pole: 22, Pilot: 23, Repeats; 24, Livery; 25, Moving. Down: 1, Preside; 2. Pastime; 3, Hoard; 4. Picture; 5 Suite: 6. Seems: 9, Registers: 14, Waiters; 15, Cohabit: 16, Message; 19, Spell; 20, Olive: 21, Spool,
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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33532, 13 May 1974, Page 12
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