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Press, 4 October 1982, Page 24

Across I—Act before others ruin the store in autumn. (9) 8— Mother's, orders are obeyed by . her. (3) 9- as agent and put the show on again. (11) 11— In the main, they're robbers. (7) 12— The heron is diverted to the river. (5) 13— Team appearing one by one. (6) 15—To treat with; contemptuous indifference is trifling. (6) 17— Occupy a piece of forbidden territory. (5) 18— This kind of boy couldn’t operate without getting the stick! (7) 20-Unsuitable accommodation for stone-throwers, we’re told. (56) 22— The kind of whiskey Henry Edwards takes in. (3) 23— Place of worsnip inhabited by birds. (9)

Down 2— material for a blade, we hear. (3) 3— Sounds like a little money trackers shouldn’t lose. (5) 4— Showing antipathy towards a poetic piece. (6) 5— 111-treat endlessly — a change is certainly not figurative. (7) 6— Those playing them won't get found out. (6. 5) 7— Police officer likely to visit school. (9) 10— Commissions, maybe, adjusted for the centre pages. (11) 11— For which one is paid bit by bit. (9) 14—Do they protect sound receivers from a scrape? (3-4) 16—He invented the first of the devices when surrounded by i shocking noise. (6) . 19—Menace to shipping that could be about. (1-4) J 21—Deviate from the proper route. (3) ’ -

(Solution tomorrow)

Saturday’s solution

Across: 7. Asleep; 8, Fitter; 10, Oversee; 11, Tight; 12, Sits; 13. Brake; 17. Cheap; 18, Bean; 22, Actor, 23, Exhaust; 24, Shinto; 257“ Sleeve.

Down: 1. Papoose: 2, Clients; 3, Feast; 4, Mistake; 5. Stage; 6. Grate; 9, Retreated; 14. Charity; 15. Bemused; 16. Another; 19. Cause; 20, Stair; 21, Shell. .