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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33815, 11 April 1975, Page 8

Across I—Become very indignant and take flight. (2.2,2, 3.3) 7— A charming declamation to put into letters. (5) 8— A royal house (5) 9— It may come between players. (3) 10— Nod. (9) 11— Little devil with the skill to communicate. (6) 12— Bill for publicity. (6) 15— Valid reason for giving to charity. (4, 5) 17 — Scenes made by M.P.s. (3) 18— Crest of a game bird with part missing. (5) 19— Only about five find the answer. (5) 21—Schemes put forward for places. (12) Down 1— Colourful digits useful in the nursery. (5, 7) 2— I again show anger. (3) 3— He informs the bank-clerk. (6) 4— Not prepared, so to speak. (9) 5— Country which might provide aid in some way. (5) 6— Important business figures indicate what happens when a slump is over. (5, 7) 7— Arrangement not laid down? (3-2) 10—Yet such things don’t cost the earth ! (4-5) 13— Plague with drinks, we hear. (5) 14— Gives patient attention. (6) 16— Succession of command. (5) 20— It’s allowed in tennis. (3) Solution tomorrow Yesterday’s solution Across: 4. Aspirin; 8. Lariat; 9, Endless; 10, Coffin; 11. Ernest; 12. Omission: 18. Lie still; 20. Apiece; 21, < Graphs; 22. Detroit; 23, Cleave; 24. Healthy. Down: 1, Elector; 2. Traffic; 3. Rapids; 5, Sentence; J 6. Island; 7, Insist; 13, Idle rich; 14, Display; Ij, . - l6, Spnere, 17, Peuol, 19, Stroll. ' . J |