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New York Times, Tuesday, July 1, 1952
25-Across : Mohammedan spiritual guides.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 37, Avg Word Len: 5.22, Missing: { J X Y }, Scrabble score: 298 (avg 1.59)
Open Squares: 70, Cheaters: 10, FITB: 2, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 8, Grid flow: 27.1
| 1 M | 2 U | 3 F | 4 T | 5 I | | 6 S | 7 T | 8 R | 9 A | 10 S | 11 S | 12 E | |
| 13 O | N | I | O | N | | 14 P | R | E | M | I | E | R | 15 S |
16 Q | U | I | L | T | S | | 17 R | E | M | A | R | Q | U | E |
18 U | N | C | L | E | | 19 M | I | N | U | S | | 20 U | D | I |
21 I | T | O | | 22 S | 23 T | A | N | D | S | | 24 C | O | I | N |
25 P | I | R | 26 S | | 27 R | U | G | S | | 28 B | O | I | T | E |
| 29 E | N | C | 30 L | A | V | E | | 31 V | I | T | A | E | |
| | | 32 R | A | C | E | | 33 F | O | N | T | | | |
| 34 C | 35 R | I | M | E | | 36 K | I | L | G | O | 37 R | 38 E | |
39 F | L | A | M | E | | 40 M | O | N | T | | 41 N | E | V | 42 A |
43 R | A | M | P | | 44 P | E | R | I | S | 45 H | | 46 W | E | D |
47 A | S | P | | 48 P | O | L | E | S | | 49 A | 50 G | A | R | D |
51 I | S | A | 52 B | E | L | L | A | | 53 A | Z | O | R | E | S |
54 L | E | G | A | T | I | O | N | | 55 M | E | N | D | S | |
| 56 S | E | A | S | O | N | S | | 57 B | L | E | S | T | |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,108
Across
1
Eisenhower's current garb. :
MUFTI6
Public way in a German city. :
STRASSE13
Meatloaf ingredient. :
ONION14
16
Stitches together with something soft between. :
QUILTS17
His latest novel is "Spark of Life." :
REMARQUE18
Joel Chandler Harris character. :
UNCLE19
Lacking something. :
MINUS20
Language of the Caucasus. :
UDI21
22
Endures without change. :
STANDS24
25
Mohammedan spiritual guides. :
PIRS27
Specialty of the Turkomans. :
RUGS28
29
Country enclosed by foreign territory. :
ENCLAVE31
"Integer ___ scelerisque purus." :
VITAE32
Part of a regatta. :
RACE33
A full assortment of printing type. :
FONT34
36
West Virginian in U. S. Senate. :
KILGORE39
40
Blanc or Saint-Michel. :
MONT41
Leningrad's waterway. :
NEVA43
44
46
47
48
Copernicus, Kosciusko, Sienkiewicz. :
POLES49
Henry Wallace's middle name. :
AGARD51
Confident backer of Columbus. :
ISABELLA53
Way station in the Atlantic. :
AZORES54
Perle Mesta's headquarters in Luxemburg, for instance. :
LEGATION55
56
The dry, the rainy, and the cold. :
SEASONS57
Down
1
2
Supporter of the English shield since 1603. :
UNICORN3
Enough to satisfy want. :
FILL4
5
6
A gin to catch small game. :
SPRINGE7
Moves in particular direction. :
TRENDS8
One of a famous pair of twins. :
REMUS9
10
Relative of Mynheer and Herr. :
SIR11
12
15
480-mile river of France. :
SEINE16
19
Pale bluish-purple. :
MAUVE23
24
26
Acted like a nipcheese. :
SCRIMP28
Man of the Metropolitan. :
BING30
Not sound or efficient. :
LAME31
Units of electrical force. :
VOLTS33
34
35
Reckless action or behavior. :
RAMPAGE36
Natives of a troubled peninsula. :
KOREANS37
38
39
Not strong against temptation. :
FRAIL40
U. S. Secretary of Treasury for eleven years. :
MELLON42
44
Sister Kenny's concern. :
POLIO45
48
Goldfish, white mice, etc. :
PETS50
Characterized by faintness or weakness. :
GONE52
Call from a Shropshire. :
BAA53
John Muccio's title: Abbr. :
AMB
Answer summary:
8 debuted here and reused later, 4 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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