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New York Times, Saturday, June 9, 1951
55-Across : Status quo ___ bellum.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 32, Avg Word Len: 4.95, Missing: { J K Q V Z }, Scrabble score: 272 (avg 1.41)
Open Squares: 73,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 7,
XRef: 0, Spans: 6,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 8,
Grid flow: 106.8
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
1 H | 2 O | 3 L | 4 L | 5 O | | 6 S | 7 T | 8 A | 9 R | | 10 M | 11 I | 12 L | 13 L |
14 O | C | E | A | N | | 15 A | R | N | O | | 16 A | N | O | A |
17 M | A | X | W | E | 18 L | L | A | N | D | 19 E | R | S | O | N |
20 E | L | I | S | | 21 U | L | N | A | | 22 B | I | T | T | E |
23 S | A | C | | 24 A | G | E | S | | 25 B | A | E | R | | |
| | 26 O | 27 R | B | S | | 28 P | 29 L | A | N | | 30 U | 31 L | 32 M |
33 M | 34 C | G | E | E | | 35 B | A | A | L | | 36 A | M | I | E |
37 E | A | R | L | D | 38 E | R | R | B | I | 39 G | G | E | R | S |
40 T | R | A | Y | | 41 L | E | E | S | | 42 M | U | N | R | O |
43 A | S | P | | 44 D | A | R | N | | 45 F | E | E | T | | |
| | 46 H | 47 O | R | N | | 48 T | 49 E | R | N | | 50 A | 51 B | 52 B |
53 M | 54 O | I | R | A | | 55 A | N | T | E | | 56 A | L | O | E |
57 I | N | C | O | M | 58 P | R | E | H | E | 59 N | S | I | O | N |
60 S | T | A | N | | 61 P | E | S | O | | 62 A | I | S | N | E |
63 S | O | L | O | | 64 S | A | S | S | | 65 G | A | T | E | S |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 720
Across
1
6
Ridgway has an extra one. :
STAR10
Move in a circle, as cattle. :
MILL14
Arctic or Indian. :
OCEAN15
Popular cartoonist. :
ARNO16
17
20
New Haven reuners. :
ELIS21
22
23
24
"The Seven ___ of Man." :
AGES25
He won heavyweight title from Primo Carnera. :
BAER26
28
30
City on the Danube. :
ULM33
Radio's "Fibber." :
MCGEE35
36
37
40
41
"Light-Horse Harry," and Francis Lightfoot. :
LEES42
Scottish writer, whose pseudonym was Saki. :
MUNRO43
Snake charmer's pet. :
ASP44
45
Trilby's claim to fame. :
FEET46
The tip of South America. :
HORN48
50
53
Miss Shearer, British ballerina. :
MOIRA55
Status quo ___ bellum. :
ANTE56
African lily plant. :
ALOE57
60
61
Silver coin in Acapulco. :
PESO62
French river, tributary of the Oise. :
AISNE63
64
65
American general, defeater of Burgoyne, 1777. :
GATES
Down
1
Concern of the F. H. A. :
HOMES2
City in central Florida. :
OCALA3
4
5
6
7
8
O'Neill's "___ Christie." :
ANNA9
10
Hammerstein's "Rose ___." :
MARIE11
12
13
Fixed route for ships. :
LANE18
19
Israel's Ambassador to the U. S. :
EBAN24
25
"South Pacific" song, "___ Ha'i." :
BALI27
29
College workshops. :
LABS31
Commuter's line to N. Y. C. :
LIRR32
In the middle: Comb. form. :
MESO33
Diminutive of Margaret. :
META34
35
36
38
39
Federal operatives. :
GMEN44
Apothecaries' weight. :
DRAM45
47
Where the University of Maine is. :
ORONO49
Character of a people. :
ETHOS51
Famous name in Kentucky. :
BOONE52
Famous name in Czechoslovakia. :
BENES53
54
55
Two-dimensional extent. :
AREA56
58
Letter writer's afterthought. :
PPS59
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 7 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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