"THE LISTENER" CROSSWORD

New Zealand Listener, Volume 37, Issue 932, 21 June 1957, Page 8

"THE LISTENER" CROSSWORD

(Solution to No. 853)

Clues Across . To put in a prohibition for a truncheon (5). . He’s a mad mixture, and apparently suffering from a guilty conscience (7). . Smoke for a brave man in the baby’s bed (7). . Incur a change of script (5.) . The inquisitive Mr Parker? (4). . The ennobling touch? (8). . Ginny’s N.Z. choir performing at the same time? (13). 15. It seems to me there’s ink in the meths. (8). . What the poet wanted beside singing in the wilderness (4). Part of a coat flap elegantly embroidered or quite plain (5),

. His must become a narrow neck (7). . Emergency player about to open the game? (7). . A doctrine which may suffer a complete reverse without change (5). Clues Down

NX gown } Ww 12. 13. . Suitable philosopher for a graduate to study (5). . One’s art may involve one in a serious crime (7). . A sign of the times? (4) . Untimely direction (13). . I march on in a sort of progression (8). . A craze which changes amain (5). . A delicate shade of | blue-and it would make a_ batsman blue (4, 3). Her trill is something sensational! (8). You could shorten this piece of embroidery at both ends, but there would still be plenty left (7). . In the beginning, a Hun gets round a man of high degree in a barbarous way (7). .

16. Brilliant, diamond, pearl, ruby, are these of these (5). 18. Another name for a 22 across price (5). 19. Test 18 down for a printer’s direction (4).

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