To-day’s Crossword Puzzle

Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 33, 2 November 1933, Page 3

To-day’s Crossword Puzzle

CLUES —Across. I I—S1 —S w e d I s h boy’s name (abbr.). 6—Astronomers term for the point in the Moon’s orbit at which it Is furthest from the Earth. 11— Skill. 12— The supreme deity of the Parsecs. 13— Limb. 14— River that bore the raft on which Napoleon met the Tsar to conclude the Treaty of Tilsit. 16— The Royal House of the Netherlands. 17— Woman who let loose on the earth all human ills from a box entrusted to her by Zeus (Myth). IP--Observe. 21— Exist. 22— The stairs from which bathers descend Into the sacred waters of No. 1 Down. 24—So (Scot). V— Mountain. 26— Train < of followers. 27— The aboriginals of South Africa, now almost extinct. 29—Eskimo canoe. 31— Fish. 32— Sonk. 34— Call used by seamen for hailing another.ship. 35— Project. 36— Recess. 37— An ancient noetical name for Italy. 39—Ancient race of southern Italy who eo’onlscd nnd crave their name to Sicily. 41—DlstIns-ufshcd Brl tfsh Eervntoloelst nnd excavator who

was knighted in 1923. 43— Scottish river. 44 — Pains. 45— Another name for the T-shaped “Cross of St. Anthony.” 4f—The string of beads by which Roman Catholics count their prayers. 47 —Stone vessels. Down, 1 — The holy river of India. 2— Swiss canton. 3— The wide expanse of flat country that Is a feature of southeastern Russia. 4— So be it. 5— The Teutonic invaders of Spain

whose name survives in “Andalusia." 6— Worship. 7— Brazilian port. 8— The Maha t m a who leads the “Civil Disobedience” movement In India. 9— Unit of work. 10—Popular rising. I."—Month. 18—The poet who could move Inanimate objects by the music of his lyre (myth). 20—The wife of Abraham and mother of Isaac (Bible) 22— Flrenrm. 23— Mountain — nro montory of Mac ft donla. honeycombed with monasteries.

•- 25—Arctic bird. 26— Self (Scot). 27— Inlet of sea. 28— The panels generally filled with a carving. spaced e along the frieze of the Doric order t (archit.). 29— Emperor, 30— Fox-hunting cry. 32—City of ancient Greece where > two kings - > reigned together, s 33—The father of f Achilles, mightiest of all the Greeks who r fought at Troy. 35—Succulent. 30—Small island. 37— Having wings, 38— Cosy residence.. - 40—Tmnerinl Service Order fnbbr.). 42—.Tohn (Scot).

SOLUTION OF TUESDAY’S PUZZLE.

Across.—l Paganini, S Kean. 12 Ain. 13 Alone, 14 Tie, 15 Trunnion. 16 Mote. 17 A A.S.. 18 Pan. 19 Ross. 23 Depew. 26 Scion. 28 Sip. -0 Apt „1 Ottlcy, 33 Tytler. 35 Nee, 36 Cos, 38 Sutro, 39 Thule, 41 Goal, 43 Woo, 44 Ena, 46 Shaw, 4S Cetewayo, 51 Sod, 52 Super, 53 Rep, 54 Aden, 55 Tyrolese. Down.—l Paterson. 2 Air, 3 Gnu, 4 Nana, 5 Iliad, G .,, N 5 11 Need, 16 Maw, 18 Popys, 20 Octet. 21 Site, 22 Sol, _5 Opera, 27 Aecho, Alto, 30 Trollope, 32 You, 34 Tug, 37 Sleopy, 30 Tow, 40 Enter, 42 Owsa, 43 Wade, 45 Aero, 47 Hod, 48 Cut, 48 Are, 60 Yes.