SOLUTIONS

White Ribbon, Volume 19, Issue 2, 1 March 1947, Page 8

SOLUTIONS

No 8. Across —l, He; 3, Trust; 7, pj; 9 Arm; 11. Ant; 12, End; 13, Roe-V Hie; 17, Alcohol; 21. Us; 23. Boned 25, Sloop; 26, Adopt; 27, By; x Weave; 30. Ta; 31. Pesters; 33, Gad 34, Sod; 36,. Hit; 37, Any; 39. Tot 11. On; 12, Sneer; 43, No Down. —1, Ha; 2, Err; 4. Ra; 5 Union; 6. St.; 7, Pie; 8. Am; 1(J, Moa 12. Ail; 14. Elbowed; 15, Dodders; Busby; 18, Copes; 19, Heave; 3i Attar; 22. Sly; 24, Apt; 29. Atone 31, Pat; 32. Sot; 33, Gin; 35, Pon 37, An; 38. Ye; 40. To. No. 9 Across — 1. Collating 10, Feature; 12, Fated; 14, Bevel; 16, Fie; 17, Ere, 19, Eva; 20, Inns; 23, Bred; 24, Idiom. 25, Ne; 26. Iran; 28, Abib; 30. E’er 31, One; 33. U.N.0.; 34, Nests; 30. Deign; 38, Oilwell; 40, Incognito. Down.—2, Often; 3, Lee; 4. Lade, 5, At; 6. Tube; 7, Ire; 8. Never; 9, Capable; 11 Scapula; 13, Aintree; 15, Evening; 18, Reign; 21, Sin; 22, 8.M.A.; 27, Arson; 29, Built; 31, Oslo; 32. Eden; 35, Tic; 37, Eli; 39. W.G. He was one of the "lucky people" in raffles. He could win in a big bazaar, a cushion, a picture; once even a pup Of course he never missed taking part in a raffle. Front that he went to mild forms of gambling, which increased until he became a close follower of the races. He never settled down to a steady job; never married The gambling spirit caught him, and it grew on him, all unnoticed by those who loved him. The issue of life were confused for him by these seemingly harmless practices.