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W. E. Jones
New York Times, Monday, November 2, 1953
Author:
W. E. Jones
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 29, Avg Word Len: 5.44, Missing: { J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 277 (avg 1.41)
Open Squares: 92,
Cheaters: 2,
FITB: 1,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 11,
Grid flow: 47.0
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
W. E. Jones has 95 known pre-Shortz puzzles in our database.
David Steinberg notes:
Original 14-Down clue had "Fledgings"; although that is a word, probably "Fledglings" was meant, so made that change.
1 G | 2 O | 3 W | 4 A | 5 N | 6 U | 7 S | | 8 A | 9 C | 10 A | 11 D | 12 E | 13 M | 14 E |
15 A | N | A | T | O | L | E | | 16 S | A | M | A | R | I | A |
17 L | E | T | T | I | N | G | | 18 S | L | O | W | I | N | G |
19 A | T | E | | 20 L | A | U | 21 R | E | L | S | | 22 N | I | L |
23 H | I | R | 24 E | | | 25 R | A | M | S | | 26 R | O | V | E |
27 A | M | E | N | | 28 I | A | M | B | | 29 B | E | S | E | T |
30 D | E | D | H | 31 A | M | | 32 P | L | 33 E | A | D | E | R | S |
| | | 34 A | L | P | 35 S | | 36 Y | A | R | D | | | |
37 E | 38 V | 39 A | N | E | S | C | 40 E | | 41 S | T | E | 42 B | 43 E | 44 R |
45 F | E | N | C | E | | 46 A | N | 47 A | T | | 48 N | E | V | E |
49 F | A | T | E | | 50 S | L | I | T | | | 51 S | T | E | T |
52 E | L | I | | 53 L | A | P | D | O | 54 G | 55 S | | 56 O | R | E |
57 N | E | P | 58 T | U | N | E | | 59 S | L | E | 60 E | K | E | N |
61 D | R | A | I | N | E | R | | 62 S | I | A | M | E | S | E |
63 I | S | S | U | E | R | S | | 64 A | B | S | E | N | T | S |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,597
Across
1
Brooklyn bay, barge canal terminal. :
GOWANUS8
The grove where Plato taught. :
ACADEME15
Director Litvak of Hollywood. :
ANATOLE16
Ancient kingdom between Judea and Galilee. :
SAMARIA17
18
19
20
Symbol of fame and honor. :
LAURELS22
23
25
Hydraulic engines. :
RAMS26
27
28
Metrical foot of two syllables. :
IAMB29
30
32
34
36
Part of the Yale campus. :
YARD37
41
Opera star who sang at Bayreuth's 1953 Festival. :
STEBER45
Receiver of stolen goods. :
FENCE46
Subject for art students: Abbr. :
ANAT48
49
What is beyond man's control. :
FATE50
51
Proofreader's word. :
STET52
53
56
Sen. Morse's state: Abbr. :
ORE57
God of the dolphin and trident. :
NEPTUNE59
61
Device for drawing off liquid. :
DRAINER62
63
64
Down
1
2
3
4
Small coin of Siam. :
ATT5
Short-staple wool used for yarn. :
NOIL6
Bone of the forearm. :
ULNA7
Sedgman opponent in tennis tour. :
SEGURA8
Body presided over by Mme. Pandit. :
ASSEMBLY9
10
Freeman Gosden character. :
AMOS11
Relative of the grackle. :
DAW12
13
White fur used in medieval times. :
MINIVER14
Fledglings of a large bird. :
EAGLETS21
Slope joining two levels. :
RAMP24
26
28
Satan's satellites. :
IMPS29
Abbreviation of a British rank. :
BART31
Word to a helmsman. :
ALEE33
35
37
The Turkish equivalent of "Sir." :
EFFENDI38
39
Herod who condemned John the Baptist. :
ANTIPAS40
Miss Bagnold, novelist. :
ENID42
43
44
Hydocarbons from pine tar. :
RETENES47
Mother of King Xerxes of Persia. :
ATOSSA50
53
Debussy's "Clair de ___." :
LUNE54
Fluent but insincere. :
GLIB55
58
60
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 8 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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