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New York Times, Tuesday, December 18, 1951
57-Down : Fancy little case.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.85, Missing: { B J Q Z }, Scrabble score: 297 (avg 1.57)
1 R | 2 I | 3 G | 4 A | | 5 P | 6 H | 7 O | 8 N | 9 E | | 10 A | 11 V | 12 E | 13 R |
14 A | D | O | N | | 15 R | A | M | O | N | | 16 T | A | X | I |
17 F | E | L | T | | 18 I | R | O | N | H | 19 O | R | S | E | S |
20 T | O | D | O | | 21 S | R | O | | 22 A | P | I | E | C | E |
| | 23 E | N | 24 V | O | Y | | 25 S | U | E | | | | |
26 C | 27 A | N | Y | O | N | | 28 P | A | T | R | 29 I | 30 C | 31 I | 32 A |
33 H | U | G | | 34 N | E | 35 P | A | L | | 36 A | C | O | R | N |
37 A | D | A | 38 H | | 39 R | E | N | E | 40 W | | 41 S | P | A | N |
42 T | I | T | U | 43 S | | 44 R | E | M | A | 45 N | | 46 P | T | A |
47 S | T | E | E | L | 48 E | R | S | | 49 R | E | 50 D | E | E | M |
| | | | 51 A | M | Y | | 52 S | L | Y | E | R | | |
53 A | 54 V | 55 I | 56 A | T | E | | 57 E | T | O | | 58 S | H | 59 E | 60 S |
61 S | I | L | V | E | R | 62 S | T | A | R | | 63 I | E | S | I |
64 K | O | K | O | | 65 G | O | U | R | D | | 66 R | A | N | G |
67 S | L | A | W | | 68 E | X | I | T | S | | 69 E | D | E | N |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 912
Across
1
Iron-Curtained capital. :
RIGA5
"Q" is missing on its dial. :
PHONE10
Declare on the witness stand. :
AVER14
Mythical and yet handsome youth: Latin. :
ADON15
16
One way to get around. :
TAXI17
Milliner's basic material. :
FELT18
20
21
Sign that delights "angels." :
SRO22
23
Diplomatic agent. :
ENVOY25
26
28
Miss Wentworth, whodunit writer. :
PATRICIA33
Demonstration of affection. :
HUG34
Tibet's neighbor. :
NEPAL36
37
39
41
Space between two supports of a bridge. :
SPAN42
Companion of the Apostle Paul. :
TITUS44
Give new courage. :
REMAN46
Group fostering education. :
PTA47
Pittsburgh's pro footballers. :
STEELERS49
51
One of the Lowells (1874–1925). :
AMY52
53
57
Where Shaef operated. :
ETO58
61
63
64
D'Oyly Carte character. :
KOKO65
Shell of a fruit used as a bottle. :
GOURD66
Used the 5 Across. :
RANG67
68
69
Britain's new Foreign Secretary. :
EDEN
Down
1
One way to go to sea. :
RAFT2
3
4
Laurence Olivier role. :
ANTONY5
King Rudolph, "___ of Zenda." :
PRISONER6
Hopkins to F. D. R. :
HARRY7
8
9
10
11
12
Chief officer: Colloq. :
EXEC13
Miss Stevens, of opera and movies. :
RISE19
24
Erich ___ Stroheim. :
VON25
Where Governor McKay works. :
SALEM26
27
Check the accounts. :
AUDIT28
29
Suffix for names of sciences. :
ICS30
Yankee favoring the South in the Civil War. :
COPPERHEAD31
32
35
Hero of Lake Erie 1813. :
PERRY38
Intensity of color. :
HUE40
43
Line-up for next November. :
SLATE45
Napoleon's marshal. :
NEY48
50
52
53
54
Ancestor of the contrabass. :
VIOL55
56
57
Fancy little case. :
ETUI59
Early English slave. :
ESNE60
Write on "the dotted line." :
SIGN62
Baseball players' sartorial symbol. :
SOX
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 7 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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