Clues by D. J. Furley in 1952 (1)
Ximenes competitions from 181 to 193    All clues by D. J. Furley  |   1952 (1) Honours list
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D. J. Furley200324
 
No.Clue wordAwardClueExplanation
181HANGABLEFirstConstable’s work may secure this verdict in England: in America they prefer warmer executiondouble mng.; ref. painter, electric chair
182MISTLETOEVHCHigh decoration (for gallantry): even great men are more familiar with lower orders just below itcryptic def.; gallantry = devotion to ladies; lower orders = e.g. servants
183SAUSAGESVHCRolls make one of their best vehicles—to show Professors round the States!USA in sages; ref. R. Royce / sausage rolls
189SALTIREFirstThe charge for arms has put the pound into a sharp depreciationL in satire; heraldic mngs. of charge & arms
190CHEQUERSVHCSome credit in India, and an over-draft—that’s what Attlee handed over to ChurchillR (rupees) in cheques; ref. PM’s country residence, and increase in National Debt

HCs awarded in competitions:

186 ASHMOLEAN
193 TRADUCER