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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33816, 12 April 1975, Page 14

Across

I—Puts one off, in a humble way? (6) 4— An illusion of heat. (6) 9—They’re likely to get stuck abroad. (7, 6) 10— Mountain woman who was tempted to take thingeasy. (7) 11 — Got up to change the reins. (5) 12— What one is not well out of? (5) 14— The extent of endless ambition. (5) 18— Petal shaped fold. (5) 19— Smoke and produce an angry reaction. (7) 21 — Do all card-players fall for her? (5, 2.6) 22— Bring about a result. (6) 23— Circulates, so one says. (6) Down 1 — Act in a disagreeable manner. (6) 2— Lose control and give advice to the would-be altruist? (6, 7) 3 — Lift shafts, by the sound of it. (5) 5— You might find merit in the meantime. (7) 6— -Release after a confession without a charge. 7— Relaxation, for example, about a moral slip (6) 8— Groups of soldiers from Tunis. (5) 13— Change it.l can’t — it’s so big. (7) 15— Pop a question that’s somewhat obscure. (6) 16— -A moment of informality. (5) 17— Stops some injustice as essentially unfair. (6) 20— He may be found in a wrongful act! (5) (Solution on Monday) Yesterday’s solution Across: 1. Go up in the air; 7. Spell; 8, Tudor 9 Net; 10. Dreamland: 11. Impart; 12. Poster- 15 Good cause; 17. Act; 18, Ridge: 19, Solve; 21. Propositions. Down. 1, Green fingers; 2, Ire; 3, Teller- 4 Extempore; 5, India; 6, Trade returns; 7, Set-up 10 Dirt-cheap; 13, Tease; 14. Nurses; 16, Order 20 Let