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New York Times, Thursday, May 24, 1951
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 33, Avg Word Len: 5.05, Missing: { B J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 281 (avg 1.46)
Open Squares: 72, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 3, XRef: 2, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 14, Grid flow: 18.5
1 C | 2 R | 3 I | 4 M | 5 E | | 6 E | 7 C | 8 C | 9 E | | 10 S | 11 L | 12 A | 13 W |
14 I | O | N | I | C | | 15 N | O | R | A | | 16 C | A | L | I |
17 C | O | N | T | R | 18 O | L | L | E | R | | 19 O | P | E | N |
20 E | T | A | | 21 U | N | I | O | N | S | | 22 T | R | U | K |
23 R | E | T | 24 S | | 25 E | S | N | E | | 26 S | T | E | T | |
27 O | R | E | A | 28 D | | 29 T | E | L | 30 I | C | | 31 N | I | 32 P |
| | | 33 L | E | 34 V | E | L | | 35 V | A | 36 S | S | A | R |
37 E | 38 S | 39 C | A | P | E | D | | 40 C | O | M | P | A | N | Y |
41 D | O | O | D | A | D | | 42 H | A | R | P | O | | | |
43 E | M | S | | 44 R | A | 45 C | E | R | | 46 S | O | 47 N | 48 G | 49 S |
| 50 E | T | 51 A | T | | 52 O | R | E | 53 S | | 54 K | E | R | N |
55 F | R | E | D | | 56 C | H | E | L | A | 57 S | | 58 C | O | O |
59 I | S | L | E | | 60 R | O | S | E | T | A | 61 T | T | O | O |
62 N | E | L | L | | 63 E | R | I | S | | 64 S | W | A | M | P |
65 S | T | O | A | | 66 E | T | E | S | | 67 H | O | R | S | Y |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 704
Across
1
Subject of Braden investigation. :
CRIME6
10
14
The language of Homer. :
IONIC15
Girl's name meaning honor. :
NORA16
City in S. W. Colombia. :
CALI17
19
For both pros and amateurs. :
OPEN20
21
Collective bargainers. :
UNIONS22
Former Japanese naval base in the Carolines. :
TRUK23
25
Anglo-Saxon slave. :
ESNE26
27
29
Denoting a purpose. :
TELIC31
The tang in cheese. :
NIP33
35
Sarah Blanding's domain. :
VASSAR37
40
41
Trifling ornament: Colloq. :
DOODAD42
One of the Marx brothers. :
HARPO43
44
46
Forte of 54 Across. :
SONGS50
52
Bauxite, cinnabar, etc. :
ORES54
Composer of "Ol' Man River." :
KERN55
Portland's spouse. :
FRED56
In India, servants or disciples, as Kim was to the wise man. :
CHELAS58
59
60
62
63
Goddess of discord. :
ERIS64
65
66
Summers, on the Riviera. :
ETES67
Fond of the race track. :
HORSY
Down
1
His orations were a pre-college requisite. :
CICERO2
Member of the cheering section. :
ROOTER3
4
5
6
7
Rank of MacArthur's physician, Canada. :
COLONEL8
Open space of a battlement. :
CRENEL9
What little pitchers have. :
EARS10
Ex-Senator Lucas. :
SCOTT11
Mourned by the newspaper world. :
LAPRENSA12
U. S. A. 1200-mile archipelago. :
ALEUTIAN13
18
24
Dieter's delight. :
SALAD26
28
30
32
34
The four Books of Wisdom: Hindu. :
VEDA36
37
Member of British Cabinet. :
EDE38
First name of author of "The Moon and Sixpence." :
SOMERSET39
Television attraction in March. :
COSTELLO40
42
Unorthodox opinion: French. :
HERESIE45
47
Honey is made out of this. :
NECTAR48
49
Inclined to sly prowling. :
SNOOPY51
___ Rogers St. John. :
ADELA53
55
Projecting ribs of a radiator. :
FINS56
57
61
Proverbially, this is 40 Across. :
TWO
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 13 debuted here and reused later.
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