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| |j ILI ’ • Across • ■.;•■• J ■ ■J ■. I 4—Pardon the ’girl without a home.. (7) j ' h I B—Hold the admiral. (6) . I J ■■ ! 9—Quite an unusual old thing. (7), ) 10—Midshipman's cigarette. (6) ;. ’ . k' I ll—Shouts “Which person works." (6) ' ( : , 12—Hold onto ithe drink as a souvenir. (8) . 1) I 18—Quiet workejr and resistance fighter. (8) Jj I 20—Head tipster? (6) ' ■ ■ ' !!)•'■ ,|.'( i 21—Used to be her ring. (6) . , - ’ 22—Photographic equipment can be : a scream. (7) • J 23—Safe dry river. (6) I J ' I 24—Law they break, being rich. (7) t I: . . I [ ■ Down ■■) • j':.-' I ■l— Jackets to 'soak with rain, perhaps, j when one is out.; (7) ■ >| 2-Over-charged for having a) coat. (7)' ) ) . , 3—Do they argue about catching a crab? (6)' • | s_People curse certain clothes. (8) ;. . ! ' ; 6— To ride out with a; journalist. (6) T i 7— A chosen suit. (6) )■ ■.. • .. I 13— Near a very quietifish. (8) • I) . ■. -. I . ( 14— A strip, of land — (perhaps it’s mush. (7) 1 . ■ 15— Growled about slander. (7) • , :!.:.': '< •' ) 16— Royal building — a friend has one. (6) T ; 17— Attractiveness' of a) request for aid.4(6) J 19—Taunted about a drink Des returns. (6) *i ■ j I (Solution'tomorrow) , : J 7 f|‘ ;i i \ ’ ' Yesterday’s solution | . Across: 1, Hand in glove; 9, Ebb; 1.0, Belly-ache; I’l. Facet; ; 13, Notelet; 14, Ransom; 16, Repair, 18, Ailment; 19, Ever; 20. Continued; 21, Ago; 22, Stage-struck. J' ' . ' . .| .. I I: r ; ■ • r . ! ill ‘ !

Down: 2,1 Alb; 3, Debit; 4,| Nylons; 5, Layette; 6, Vacillate; 7, Performance; 8, Restoration; 12, Candleriut; 15, Opening; 17, Strums; 19, : “rH ! LI 4! J