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Press, 17 May 1984, Page 20

Across 7— Induce to beome religious? (4, 2,7) 8— It’s always used up when needed. (8) 9— Intent on being dishonest. (4) 10— A poem’s positive points. (6) 12— Accounts book with margin going from left to right. (6) 14— Ingenious kind of statue. (6) 16— Make someone take notice? (6) 18— Listen and learn. (4) 20— Playfulness shown by head of military intelligence? (8) 22—The ultimate in intelligence. (4-5, 4) Down 1— Public transport stops here when time runs out. (8) 2— Worshipped bustle and colour. (6) 3— Duty of a sexton. (4) 4— Not a wholesale story-teller? (8) 5— One is prone to use this example of inflation. (3-3) 6— Quits the day before a new start is to be made. (4) 11— Galley-vessels? (8) 13— Two birds of prey make one. (5-3) 15— Still green and pure in composition. 16) 17— Ancient Greeks were riddled by it — and sometimes died of it. (6) 19— Puts out a seat and Ras a meal. (4) 21— Unexceptionable call for help comes to nothing (2-2) (Solution tomorrow) Yesterday’s solution Across: 1. Acre: 8, Appreciate; 9, Interest; 10, Cadi: 12. Fenced. 14. Relish; 15, Poorer, 17, Furore; 18, Etui; 19, Perforce; 21. Stagnation; 22. Side. Down: 2. Counted out: 3, Ease; 4, Spread; 5, Jester; 6. Circular; 7. Peri; 11. Distracted; 13. Carriage; 16, Repeat; 17, fervid; 18. Elsie; 2t}» Owns. *■