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New York Times, Wednesday, March 12, 1952
35-Down : A situation for the M. P.'s.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 5.11, Missing: { H J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 249 (avg 1.32)
Open Squares: 81,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 2,
XRef: 2,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 7,
Grid flow: 19.3
Grid has both 90- and 180-degree symmetry.
1 E | 2 G | 3 Y | 4 P | 5 T | | 6 E | 7 T | 8 R | 9 E | | 10 S | 11 T | 12 L | 13 O |
14 F | L | O | R | A | | 15 T | A | E | L | | 16 O | R | A | L |
17 T | I | G | E | R | | 18 C | L | E | V | 19 E | L | A | N | D |
20 S | M | I | T | E | 21 S | | 22 C | L | A | R | E | N | C | E |
| | 23 B | O | S | K | 24 S | | | | 25 I | N | K | E | R |
26 A | 27 B | E | R | | 28 A | T | 29 T | 30 R | 31 A | C | T | | | |
32 B | A | R | I | | 33 T | A | R | A | R | A | | 34 R | 35 A | 36 E |
37 L | I | R | A | | 38 E | T | A | T | S | | 39 C | O | W | L |
40 E | T | A | | 41 T | R | E | N | T | E | | 42 R | O | O | M |
| | | 43 R | U | S | S | I | A | N | | 44 O | S | L | O |
45 V | 46 A | 47 L | O | R | | | | 48 N | A | 49 N | C | E | | |
50 I | N | I | T | I | 51 A | 52 T | 53 E | | 54 L | O | U | V | 55 E | 56 R |
57 S | I | M | O | N | P | U | R | 58 E | | 59 I | S | E | R | E |
60 I | T | E | R | | 61 E | T | O | N | | 62 S | E | L | I | M |
63 T | A | S | S | | 64 D | U | S | E | | 65 E | S | T | E | S |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 997
Across
1
Trouble spot in the Middle East. :
EGYPT6
10
City in N. W. France. :
STLO14
W. A. Butler's Miss M'Flimsy. :
FLORA15
Unit of weight in the Far East. :
TAEL16
17
Political symbol in N. Y. C. :
TIGER18
The 22nd President, and by some counts the 24th, also. :
CLEVELAND20
22
Mr. Mulford, creator of Hopalong. :
CLARENCE23
25
Roller on a printing press. :
INKER26
28
32
Adriatic port south of 29 Down. :
BARI33
"___ Boom-der-e," song of the Gay Nineties. :
TARARA34
Girl's or boy's name. :
RAE37
Money in 32 Across and 29 Down. :
LIRA38
39
American actress, starred in "Lilac Time." :
COWL40
41
42
Space occupied by something. :
ROOM43
44
Where the Storting sits. :
OSLO45
48
Ex–Vice President Garner's middle name. :
NANCE50
54
Slatted panel for ventilation. :
LOUVER57
59
Tributary of the Rhone. :
ISERE60
61
Town on the Thames. :
ETON62
Name of three Turkish Sultans. :
SELIM63
64
Contemporary of Sarah Bernhardt. :
DUSE65
First name of a Presidential aspirant. :
ESTES
Down
1
2
3
The Yankees' man in the wire mask. :
YOGIBERRA4
5
Weeds sowed among the wheat. :
TARES6
And so forth: Abbr. :
ETC7
8
1,000 feet of 35 mm. film. :
REEL9
10
Channel N. of Isle of Wight. :
SOLENT11
Piece of skin from which gloves are cut. :
TRANK12
Steel-headed spear. :
LANCE13
What we are all growing. :
OLDER19
Violinist Morini. :
ERICA21
Olympic winners Dick Button and Ken Henry. :
SKATERS24
26
27
Minnows, for instance. :
BAIT29
Italian seaport on the Adriatic. :
TRANI30
Palm stem used in wickerwork. :
RATTAN31
Storehouse for military equipment. :
ARSENAL34
One of the Mount Rushmore sculptures. :
ROOSEVELT35
A situation for the M. P.'s. :
AWOL36
39
41
City on the Po River. :
TURIN43
Revolving parts of dynamos. :
ROTORS45
Friendly or official call. :
VISIT46
47
49
51
Followed the leader. :
APED52
Ballerina's short full tarlatan skirt. :
TUTU53
55
City midway between Cleveland and Buffalo. :
ERIE56
German river, tributary of the Neckar. :
REMS58
Suffix implying synthetic manufacture. :
ENE
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 6 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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