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Jules Arensberg
New York Times, Tuesday, October 27, 1953
Author:
Jules Arensberg
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 30, Avg Word Len: 5.42, Missing: { K Q Z }, Scrabble score: 306 (avg 1.57)
Open Squares: 83, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 2, XRef: 0, Spans: 2, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 16, Grid flow: 62.1
1 M | 2 A | 3 L | 4 T | | 5 F | 6 L | 7 O | 8 A | 9 T | | 10 D | 11 A | 12 T | 13 A |
14 O | B | O | E | | 15 R | I | D | E | R | | 16 I | B | E | X |
17 R | O | S | A | 18 L | I | N | D | R | U | 19 S | S | E | L | L |
20 O | U | T | M | O | D | E | S | | 21 J | U | M | B | L | E |
| | | 22 P | L | A | N | | 23 P | I | L | A | U | | |
24 S | 25 H | 26 E | L | L | Y | | 27 B | U | L | L | Y | R | 28 A | 29 G |
30 T | E | X | A | S | | 31 S | O | N | L | Y | | 32 R | I | O |
33 E | D | G | Y | | 34 P | H | O | T | O | | 35 S | O | S | O |
36 A | G | O | | 37 P | R | O | M | S | | 38 L | A | W | N | S |
39 D | E | V | 40 E | L | O | P | S | | 41 P | A | R | S | E | E |
| | 42 E | D | I | T | S | | 43 P | A | P | A | | | |
44 S | 45 H | R | I | N | E | | 46 A | R | T | E | S | 47 I | 48 A | 49 N |
50 H | E | N | R | Y | C | 51 A | B | O | T | L | O | D | G | E |
52 I | R | O | N | | 53 T | H | E | S | E | | 54 T | O | R | O |
55 P | O | R | E | | 56 S | A | T | E | D | | 57 A | L | A | N |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,591
Across
1
Ingredient in a milk drink. :
MALT5
Spectacle in a parade. :
FLOAT10
14
15
Addition to a bill. :
RIDER16
17
20
21
Cooky shaped like a ring. :
JUMBLE22
Schuman or Marshall. :
PLAN23
24
Abounding in conches, abalones, etc. :
SHELLY27
30
Edna Ferber's "Giant." :
TEXAS31
32
Brazil's playground. :
RIO33
34
Eliot Elisofon's specialty. :
PHOTO35
Comme ci, comme ça. :
SOSO36
37
College festivities. :
PROMS38
39
41
42
43
44
46
50
52
53
"___ are the times ... " :
THESE54
Matador's adversary. :
TORO55
56
Filled to the brim. :
SATED57
Down
1
2
3
4
Requirement for a winning eleven. :
TEAMPLAY5
Jack Webb of "Dragnet." :
FRIDAY6
7
8
Atmosphere: Comb. form. :
AER9
Dominican Republic's capital was named after him. :
TRUJILLO10
"Let nothing you ___ ... " :
DISMAY11
12
13
18
19
23
Fourth down plays. :
PUNTS24
25
26
27
Periods of great prosperity. :
BOOMS28
29
Tailor's pressing iron. :
GOOSE31
34
35
37
Contemporary of Seneca. :
PLINY38
Place for a decoration. :
LAPEL40
Turkish name of Adrianople. :
EDIRNE41
Touched reassuringly. :
PATTED43
Unimaginative discourse. :
PROSE44
The Great Eastern for instance. :
SHIP45
Man of distinction. :
HERO46
47
48
Site of a famous mausoleum. :
AGRA49
51
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 13 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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