Untitled

Press, 28 March 1981, Page 14

Across I—When I would be engaged in a fight? (6) 4— Reviled sailor who was employed. (6) 9—Marksmen who get hits by the score? (5-8) 10— Very quick from the papers. (7) 11— Frolicsome leap in the clinic a person made. (5) 12— Compel 100 to be in front. (5) 14— Illumination carrying little weight. (5) 18— Pan or pinafore. (5) 19— Man held for ransom puts years on crowd. (7; 21— An assembly of heavenly thinkers? (6, 7) 22— They happen, of course." (6) 23— A trivial insult. (6) Down 1— Fret as becoming more rapid. (6) 2— Unsuitable pair paint rope. (13) 3— It’s sufficient in the morning to half-please. (5) 5— Windpipe of rich nob. (7) 6— Removal of woolly coats. (5-8) 7— Abandon the wilderness. (6) 8— Selected 100 stockings. (5) 13— Satisfied with what is inside. (7) 15— Specimen produced by politician in auction. (6; 16— Pubs and clubs do, of course. (5) 17— Hothead carries number showing how tall he is. (f 20— Show charm in letters? (5) (Solution on Monday) Yesterday’s solution Across: 1, Weather-board; 7, Sedan; 8, Tenon; 9. Era; 10, Stop press; 11, London; 12, Demand; 15, White lead; 17, Lid; 18, Nyasa; 19, Apart; 21, Sealed orders. Down: 1, Westerly wind: 2, Hid; 3, Random; 4, Outspread; 5. Range; 6, One-sidedness; 7, Spain; 10, Stonewall; 13. Allot; 14, Reward; 16, Irate; 20, Air.