Evening Standard from London, Greater London, England • 5

MONDAY SEAT 1999 ti nrmay3TAjrpARP-rAcrs 5 4 s' AriisisqueuaU night for open-air': academy i A rtists aueued all night for plaees In the 12th open-air 'J Inhibition which opened in the Embankment Gardens Ait 130 places' had been taken by 330 this morning and wife both with paintings on show were Mr mnA Mrs Ints Bulitis of Swiss Cottage It was pouring with rain when we left home last night" said Mrs Bulitis 1 ah types of pictures are op from a large portrait of a well-known blonde star to tinjr sketches of Ixndon Two of the younger school Romany deVilliers four and Robin two Both are from 1 Highgate Bearded artist John Upton from jSouth Norwood leaves his pictures for- a few to feed his baby son Oldest cardinal dies at 86 LE MANS France Cardinal Grente Roman Catholic Archbishop of Le Mans- died today after a severe attack of influenza He would have been 87 tomorrow and was the oldest of the 74 members of the Sacred College of Cardinals SUMMER START ON BY-PASS YITork will begin this TT summer on the Staines by-pass the Ministry of Transport said today The '''toy-pass first suggested in will be about three and a half-miles long with dual 24ft carriageways It will cost about £3250000 For about- miles the road will be treated as a trunk road scheme £2000 MEAT LOAD STOLEN TCrozen meat worth £2000 was stolen from Smith-field during the night The meat was driven to the market from the docks In a lorry which vanished after being parked in Charterhouse Street The lorry was later found in Rotherhlthe with 93 hind and forequarters of meat missing Drivers warned Motorists were warned today that only one boat will be used on the Gravesend-Tilbury car ferry route this week because of maintenance work 1 An artist with a monocle takes a look at some of the other Avril Yates The thinker Mrs Franz of Westminster CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 1 workers do It lliiiiMHiiiiHKHiiiliiiiiiiiiminiliiiiiiuKSiSaiHmNiimitSSSi inimiv 1 imm HIIIIIHIMIMIMMIIHWIWHIMIHIHIMHHHIHMIllllllllllHHmiUmHHWHIIMMHHIMlmiHI 12 16 14 15 p9 23 in when they arrive (5) I Bonus for a seaman? (5) II A Just blow preiura ably (S) 11 Over poetical (8) IS Fold In doth (b) IS It goes over a deeper (7) 15 Annoy with ease (5) IS committed (3) II Plggott (6) 21 Animals In the nursery rn 22 Bound but not tied (4) 23 UndeQswald's feminine comp anion 7 (4) 24 1 1 claimed a poldt (7) 21 Wlnei with body presumably (6) 21 Good French (3) 31 To do with the sun (5) 32 Does it make a mesa of what ou've written (7) 34 May describe a point on the cricket field (5) 35 Tune for wind instruments (3) 31 Descriptive of moustaches that grew stronger? (5) 37 Severe on board 7 (5) 35 Bob always gets cut off (5) DOWN 1 They and have a little 2 Arrives to five an act and have a meal (5 2) Rhythm (4) 5 Cases transported at many different opeods 7 (6) I They go up on strings (5) 7 Them there I (5) I Go to It sailor I (3) 2 Coppers with tails 1 (7) 14 Relations but less than kind (3 12 Coppers with tails 1 14 Relations but less than kind (3 23 24 25 27 25 38 32 33 Music with which you can say goodbye? (7) Laugh at (6) The call of the cow (3) He was noted for excessive holidays (5) They may be full of flowers (5) Take over (5) Just the sportsman to help with the wash? (4) You'll connect this with the neck (3) 18 Island In the form of a ring (5) 17 You mean to make It (5) II It Is clear what has thus been written (7) 28 Causes an obstruction with footwear? (5) 21 A commonplace word (5) M1 aai a JUNIOR CROSSWORD CLUES 1 Loud metallic sound 6 Certain parts of plants 8 Go Into the sea on holiday maybe Ancient type of boat 10 He delivers goods people have ordered 14 Gas very often comes through one 16 The place where you live 17 A person from a foreign country 18 Fear that something may happen CLUES 1 Strong thick rope of hemp or wire strands 3 Male performer In plays films etc 3 largest island mainly within the Arctic Circle 4 American non-potsonous snake 5 invite a person to tea for example 7 A group of three people 11 Mother may buy cotton on one 12 Not 11146 a as DAILY 4th to 21st MAY SELFRIDGES EXHIBITION HALL THIRD FLOOR Celebrating the 200th Annhtrsary of the famous Pottery DEMONSTRATION BY A WEDGWOOD CRAFTSMAN COLOUR SOUND FILM THE MAKING OF WEDGWOOD OTHER INTERESTING EXHIBITS You can buy Wedgwood TgJjle and Ornamental Ware from our large stock for example ll-FIECE TEA SERVICE FOR A 4113 U-MECE DINNER SERVICE FOR 4 11174 COFFEE SERVICE FOR 4 £4104 STOCK IV THE HOUSEHOLD BASEMENT HI I 17 Role 18 13 Egret 16 Suds Spey 18 Abed having any money I 13 Produce as crops from the land 14 May be bought at a grocer's shop 15 It may be an old school one SATURDAY'S SOLUTION ACROSS 1 Oslo 8 Desk 6 Link Mind 9 Dined 11 Not 1 Only 2 Land 4 Enid 5 Kids 7 Kings 8 Meter 10 Nor 12 Asks 13 Edge 14 Tomb 15 Hprri laaaeaaaaaaaaaaaag U'WDCES LTD OXFORD STREET LONDON Wl MAYTAIK ISM SCLFRIDCES LTD OXFORD STREET LONDON Wl AM 77 AIR IU4.