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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33676, 28 October 1974, Page 12

Across 1 The Beach Gazette provides material that is decidedly abrasive! (9) 8 — Where to drink some of the gm nowadays. (3) 9— Stare at urns, maybe—they may well provide tea. 11— What one intends to do in torn clothing. (7) 12 — There’s something wrong with this clue. (5) 13— See 7 Down. . 15 — Ligament damage involving artist in dizzy turn. 17— Srt of Oklahoma has become Missouri city. (5) 18— Most remote description of one who’s immoderate. (7) 20— They were in a state, but not now. (11) 22— Pitch—as he does at sea. (3) 23— a drive led astray one who is over-venturesome. (4-5) Down 2 — You must follow a word of agreement. (3) 3— See 19 Down. 4— One in political faction showing equality ot status. (6) 5— See 10 Down. . 6— This would prevent people sticking to their guns. (H) 7 and 13 Across—There will be a cover-charge associated with this. (9, 6) 10 and 5 Down—Even now, oceans are not silted up, we’re told. (5, 6,3, 4) 11—He acts disreputably about the certification of a will. (9) . . x• * j 14— After a writer’s affliction, the editor is restricted. (7) 16— Do some scoffing about street clown. (6) 19 and 3 Down —Even second-best would be attractive to one in this position. (5, 5) 21— A prominent figure among the Israelites. (3) (Solution tomorrow) Saturday’s solution Across: 7, Resent; 8, Appear; 10, Contest; 11. Carol; 12, Ring; 13. Strap; 17, Party; 18, Vain; 22, Bring; 23. Resolve; 24, Streak; 25. Daunts. Down: 1, Procure; 2, Asinine; 3, Anger; 4, Special; 5, Heart; 6, Drill; 9. Statutory; 14. Gangway; 15, Failing; 16, Inverse; 19, Abuse; 20, Diary; 21, Essay.