THE LISTENER CROSSWORD
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Clues Across It’s. no use trying to make a silk one out of a sow’s ear, Withdrew. Rats die with feet apart. They ali lead to Rome. If this refers to 2 down, they must be kept for an emergency, Is around no longer. To push to a conclusion. « Mad, sir! (anag.). Nice? Sure! but it’s not safe. Avoid like the plague. Proposal.
22. Nets are closest. 23. This is important. 24. Let’s fall.
Clues Down 1. This is trite-what you would expect in a stupid lout, 2. It’s Nora! (anag.). 3. Here you find me standing on my head on top of it. 4. This kind of railway has its ups and downs. 5. Crib coal for a disinfectant. 6. An aid to the moon-goddess, 7. I can’t ride, Miss! (anag.). 12. Musical composition trom the C,O. ‘15. The tale of a sportsman? 16. Frequently found in front of prisms. 18. Less* eeueroms form of fears. 20. Convicts (Answer to No, 135)
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 8, Issue 196, 26 March 1943, Page 10
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