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Press, 15 April 1980, Page 22

Across , .J7—Feel better for the reunion. (5) 8— Describing the road accident victim in :poor , - health. (3-4) ’ - 9— Cause some gloominess of French newspapers. (7) 10— Not mistaken in making a justifiable claim. (5) 12—Sovereign substitutes. (5, 5) : 15— In the right position to drive off. (2,3, 5) 18— Writer found in the street exhausted. (5) 19— The main controller. (7) 21— Past history of unsurpassed achievements. (7),/ > ■ 22— It was affected by the girth; (5) • Down ■■ <■. < 1 and 5 Dn.—An opening set aside for commercials. ;/ (io, 8)-.. -, .: : /■■/■' 2 —Stumbles and suffers a dislocation. (5) ,3—Only recordings will reveal this instrument. (4) f 4— Where one does 44 Down. (6) 5— See 1 Down. 6— Ciphers should be put in opposite directions. (7) 11— Wills, old and new. (10) •, 13—Upset because of a feeling of illness. (8) 14— p u t on the rack for a certain time. (7) 16— In a way, he’s not upright (6) 17— French physicist includes one in the remedy. (5) -20—They provide accommodation for those in the services. (4) (Solution tomorrow) ” yesterday’s solution . .. . Across: 1, /Bothering; 8, End; 9, Westernmost; .11, Stops at; .12,-Binge; 13, Acting; 15, Depots; 17, About; 18/Airless; 20,'.Irish/setter;/22, Roc; 23, Gardeners;' /■' - . / /.'> ’//<’' Down: 2, One; 3,-Ewers; 4 Ignite; 5, Goodbye; A Get into debt; 7, Addresses; 10, Short notice;: 11, Seafarers; 14, Nothing; 16, Washer; 19, Reeve; 21, Ear.' - -