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Press, 20 November 1981, Page 12

..Yesterday’s solution Across: 3, Chocolate; 8, Boat; 9, Centurion; 10, Untold; 11, Check; 14, Tuner; 15, Sewn; 16, Kings; 18, Rods; 20, Amber; 21, Ocean; 24, Morals; 25, Pharisees; 26, Idle; 27, Referenda. ' Down: 1, About turn; 2, Bastinado; 4, Hied; 5, Catch; 6, Lyrics; 7,. Troy; 9, Clerk; 11, Canon; 12, Keyboards; 13, Undresses; 17, Samos; 19, Scarce; 22, Aisle; 23, Thee; 24, Mead.

Across I—Mother follows a pet doctrine. (5) 4—ln older transformation we will be let down. (7) 8— One’s own dispatch is brought about by this. (7) 9— Subject to choose almost. (5) 10— A particular section of the pre-Raphaelite movement. (4) 11— Gets ready to shoot — it makes a change. (5, 3) 13— Gives a dramatic performance of part of the New Testament. (4) ' 14— Carnival seen from the cafe terrace. (4) 16— Ladies to change when removed from company. (8) 17— They were wise enough to take stable bearings. (4) 20— A sort of way to produce young birds. (5) 21— Oil change needed after excursion to North African location. (7) ■ . ' 22— Piece of furniture of great help to the actress back-stage. (7) 23— No metal turned into a gas. (5) Down - 1— Picked out as being famous. (13) 2— Effigies, we hear, present this appearance. (5) 3— A detective force produces dangerous chemical. (4) 4— Shelter on the road — this may need to be made up. (6) 5— White, mixed with scarlet, faded. (8) - 6— Substitute hard-wearing material with more delicate one. (7) 7— The decay of French musical work. (13) 12— Joins the diplomatic representatives. (8) 13— Somehow stop ale for the evangelist. (7) 15— Harry to take a close look round the street. (6) 18— A spell of illness is concerning. (5) 19— A member, we hear, to draw or paint. (4)' ’ (Solution tomorrow) . -