POLITICAL PUZZLE
POLITICAL PUZZLE by John Barclay The numbers indicate the number of letters and words, e.g. (2,3) means a two-letter word followed by a three-letter word. Groups of letters, e.g. USA, are...
...Two companies in line before a beverage...
...7) 25...
...Pay timer back...
...5) 11...
...5) 21...
...5) 6. Took good care of 500 after fish went ahead...
...Bargins about a sled...
...Confused Defense Department takes in start of period...
...Friends Ron cast to the winds...
...USA, are treated as one word...
...5) 3. Awkwardly tease sleek vessels...
...9) 27...
...5) 24...
...Workman in a rat's maze...
...9) 10...
...Music tones played carefully...
...7) 20...
...9) 16...
...7) 9. They are sorry who take ten pets in...
...Washington or LaGuardia first...
...7) 4. Bumpy Northeast descent caused loss of freedom...
...Alta tan preserved for convention site...
...Income ads gathered performers...
...9) 17...
...7) 23...
...7) DOWN 1. Blemished deceased, in extremis, swallowed apple...
...Body region is controlled lab domain...
...Enid's mice playing around useful agents...
...Actor merchants...
...7) 19...
...7) 2. Leader's family measure of acceleration...
...9) 8. Active I.D...
...2,5) 12...
...7) 22...
...Tenant is largely dressier moving around...
...7) 7. Sumac prey comes out on top...
...ACROSS 1. Leader you ask kid about...
...7) 13...
...9) 5. Quips from New York team swalling sulfer...
...Washington VIP displays reason around start of term...
...5) 26...
...9) 17...
...stuns tanners...
...7) 5. North American jocks rally around this candidate...
...Clearly staffed by Communists...
...7) 28...
...3,6) 19...
...7) 18...
...Hash minced for bachelor of sorts...
...Near Eastern type chopped ices around Cambridge school...
...7) 14...
...5) 15...
...Roomy car for the French...
...One mint casually is often honorable...
...Unreasonably retoast stone...
Vol. 20 • April 1988 • No. 3
