Across l_More than 500 feel the strain and come to grief. (8) s—Fade out of hearing, perhaps. (4) 9—Scorch the cleaning lady? (4) 10— Being stable, the graduate used the surgeon - knife. (8) 11— More competent youth leader barely misses confusion. (5) 12— Hard labour mostly to be of benefit (7) 13— Does he teach on certain lines? (7-6) 18 — Animal makes worker run away. (8) 19 — Resound from the choir-tails. (4) _ 20— Myths about where the feet are? (7) 21— Obviously no drink for slimmer*. (5) 22— Go here for completed dissipation. <4) 23— Just like a buccaneer not to drop his aitches! (8 1 Down 2— Live wearing certain clothes. (7) 3— More exploded in explosive agony. (7) 4— The beginnings of race rivalry? (8-5) B—The French antics have some charm. (7) 7— Nero taking a bow, perhaps. (7) 8— Is able girl in the country. (6) 13— Let under half the wash be lacking in depth. (7) 14— Ten gags about potential workers. (3-4) 15— Lads in Tasmania for example. (6) 16— Lets her break cover. (7) 17— The part of a car most Ukely to wear out? (7) Solution tomorrow Saturday’s solution Across: 1, Can can: 4. Sea-bed; 9. Highest bidder 10, Inertia; 11. Iliad; 12. Stock; 14. Snags; 18. Ushm 19. Costume; 21. Make things hum: 22, Rosary; 23 Stored. Down: I, Co-heir; 2. No great shakes; 3. Alert; ■ Edition: 6. Budding author; 7 Deride; > Atlas I" Curator; 15, Murmur; 16, Acrid; 17, Seemed, 20, S.gh:
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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33580, 8 July 1974, Page 12
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