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Press, 31 December 1980, Page 12

Across 1— They stick the advertisement among the accounts. (4-7) ; : 9— Manage a series of stage performances. (3) 10— To instruct the others around in self-control. (9) 11— Sir Francis Bird. (5) 13— It’s clear I’d appear in the function. (7) 14— London columnist. (6) 16— A small item required for the military unit. (6) 18— They produce cups for snooker-players. (7) 19— Saw no fishing equipment on return. (5) 20— So type can break up the beat (9) 21— He’s a fool to be a load carrier. (3) 22— First-rate gear! (4, 7) Down 2— It provides refreshment at home, we hear. (3) 3— Considerable Elgar variation. (5) 4— Used to be thrown out. (6) 5— Revolver sometimes driven by steam. (7) 6— Make a fuss — what the teacher about to beat will do, we hear! (5, 4) 7— Commercial mail for remote store. (7, 4) 8— The legal bearing of ranks in America. (11) 12— A call-note is suddenly altered. (3,2,4) > 15— Move more quickly to take the wrappings ofL (4. .3) -■ ■ 17— Endlessly realise the country looks different (6) 19—Negotiate to pay for the drinks. (3) 21—Yes, it’s an observer, one hears. (3) (Solution on Friday) , ■■■■'. ■•;. .-cVc. Yesterday’s Solution Across: 1, Deal; 3, Adroitly; 9, Missive; 10, Early; 11, Single-minded; 13, Incite; 15,. Ignore; 17, Degeneration; 20, Alibi; 21, Athlete; 22. Date-Balm 22, Plus. Down: J, Domestic;:2, Arsons 4, Dreamy; 5, Oceanography; 6, Torpedo; 7, Yo-yo; 8, Will-o'-the-wisp: 12, Meanders; 14, Chemist; 16, Recall; 18, Ideal; 19, Maid. -• ; .