TO-DAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 162, 5 April 1938, Page 3

TO-DAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE

CLUES.—Across. I—Cornish sign on a Scottish town. s— He doesn’t keep things to himself. 3—His rides are not joy rides and the spot chosen i Is apt to prove unhealthy. 10—Royal Engineers hi old surroundings. 12— .Stoker’s horror. 13— First to last the view gives a warning. 14— Society girls are trained for this. 17 — The man who puts runners on rail for race meetings. (Hyphen, 5,7.) 22— Av, there’s the rub. 23— Rested, and then I ate to excess apparently. 24 — Anyone could <|iiote half of this three times. 25— Tom’s cure is wanted by all file shops. 26 — She’s not an 3 only child. 27— Need cads be got 4 np like this? Down. 6 1— Father took the broken goad. 2— Earth to the 7

French, but a vehicle to us. 3 — He’s bound to save at his job. 4— Yon can’t stage a eome-baek here. (Three words, 3, i 3,6.) 6— Sounds like a : golfer’s topping cure. (Two words, 4,3.) 7— Was it this that :

gave Jane Austen the art to write “Persuasion”? B— One of these might be sunburn or brave. 11—Very knowing people. 15— They catch the eye, as it were, to drive the point home. 16— In these fortune

seekers often hope to get a good look in. 18— Obliteration is certain after a time. 19— Necessary part of a claim if you present it legally. 20— Trickily handled. 21— Brought up like the reader.

SOLUTION TO SATURDAY’S PUZZLE.

Across.—l Balfe. 5 Udall, 10 Pamir, 11 Oriel, 13 Abodes. 15 Urania. 16 Per, 17 Yeast, 19 Ass. 20 Ely, 21 Tate, 22 Acts, 23 Lares, 24 Pro, 25 Agag, 27 Ween, 28 Paa 29 Files, 32 Pelt. 33 Read, 34 Ale, 36 Eli. 37 Serum, 38 Nor, 30 Allied, 41 Dobson. -13 Keene. 44 Koolte, 45 Sonny. 46 Means. Down. —1 Babel, 2 Armory. 3 I.id, 4 Kreytag, 6 Dort. 7 A.R.A., 8 Linacre, 9 Leisten, 10 Paper. 12 Lass. 14 Sear, 15 Uses. 18 Atelier, 22 Apes, 23 Last, 25 Apelles, <SO Galileo, 27 Wedniore, 29 Fred, 30 Laud, 31 Berne, 32 Peak, 34 Anson, 35 Looks, ' 37 Seen, 40 Inn, 42 Boa,