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Press, 1 October 1979, Page 18

Across 1— Girl and writer to run away together. (8) 5— They provide some defence for the members. (4) 9— A long storv in the news again. (4) 10— Piece O of luggage, my friend, for military quarters. (8) . m 11— Take off a thin piece of wood. (5) 12— Posing for a session. (7) 13— Send matter I’ve revised for public notice (13) 18— Sounds as though deceivers are J ast (8) 19— Part of the church in Cameron Avenue (4) 20— Oil change after excursion tn North Africa. ( ~ 21— Black cover for playing area, (o) ... 22— They g et engaged in the machine-room (4) 23— Pleasure seeker gets this done cuff 5 • Down 2— Meticulous editor compelled tribute. (7) 3— Investigate what is no longer a pit. 4— Takes a risk — as the ardent sportsman does. (0, 4 ? 4) 6— Find out how to convert (7) 7— The ability to see round the French trickery. (O 8— It’s used for mixing in the mor^ d ' ine a ar y. (7) 13— One who practises austerity soun » J night. 14— looking at a prospect in the middle of tne n o n ifiZs 0 ’ ’ seaman P ut up the fO unusualb- aI large 6 house. 16—Simon is upset about an unusually (7) . I<—They are learning no bad habits, (i) (Solution tomorrow) Saturday’s solution Across: 1, Drench: 4. Ashor^.?’ o . A ]4 e: pride; 18, eye: 10, Outcrop- 11, Paint; 12. d,sco ' 9 q -r a kjng- 23. l9. Settler 21 Stop-press news; 22, Takin*. Beaten, Down: I, Dragon; 2, C J? C . k g 3 poppy; 13, rhM rPer, i 6 - Over indul g ent; '• i E 7 e prison; 20, Taste. Cheapen; 15, Gusset; 16, Askew; 17. P rison> *