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New York Times, Saturday, July 14, 1951
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.85, Missing: { Q }, Scrabble score: 316 (avg 1.67)
Open Squares: 78, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 5, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 18, Grid flow: 16.5
1 T | 2 A | 3 L | 4 L | 5 U | 6 L | 7 A | 8 H | | | 9 F | 10 J | 11 O | 12 R | 13 D |
14 E | L | I | A | K | A | Z | A | 15 N | | 16 M | A | H | U | A |
17 E | V | I | D | E | N | T | L | Y | | 18 S | M | A | R | T |
19 M | A | I | L | | | 20 E | T | U | 21 I | | 22 B | R | A | E |
| | | 23 E | 24 R | 25 I | C | S | | 26 S | 27 K | O | A | L | S |
28 W | 29 E | 30 S | | 31 A | R | S | | 32 O | M | A | R | | | |
33 A | T | T | 34 U | N | E | | 35 M | I | S | R | E | 36 A | 37 D | 38 S |
39 S | T | A | N | G | | 40 G | A | L | | 41 L | E | G | I | T |
42 P | A | R | V | E | 43 N | U | S | | 44 R | O | S | A | R | Y |
| | | 45 E | R | A | S | | 46 R | E | F | | 47 R | E | X |
48 R | 49 E | 50 M | I | S | S | | 51 T | H | E | F | 52 T | | | |
53 E | V | I | L | | 54 O | 55 A | H | U | | | 56 O | 57 P | 58 I | 59 A |
60 M | A | L | I | 61 K | | 62 N | U | M | 63 B | 64 E | R | I | N | G |
65 A | D | A | N | O | | 66 A | M | B | U | L | A | N | C | E |
67 P | E | N | G | O | | | 68 B | A | N | K | H | E | A | D |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 755
Across
1
9
Scandinavian arm of the sea. :
FJORD14
16
East Indian tree. :
MAHUA17
18
J. Scott ___, "The Fat Man." :
SMART19
Jesse Donaldson's department. :
MAIL20
22
23
Men named after the discoverer of Greenland. :
ERICS26
Pledges health in a toast. :
SKOALS28
Mr. Westrum of the Giants. :
WES31
Military building: Abbr. :
ARS32
___ Nelson Bradley. :
OMAR33
35
39
He played Gerard with Henry Morgan. :
STANG40
41
The theatre, as opposed to the motion pictures: Slang. :
LEGIT42
Those who have risen above their qualifications. :
PARVENUS44
Ethelbert Nevin's well-known song (with "The"). :
ROSARY45
There are five in geological history. :
ERAS46
Prize-ring arbiter: Colloq. :
REF47
48
51
53
"The ___ that men do lives after them." :
EVIL54
Where Pearl Harbor is. :
OAHU56
60
He made a U. N. "Price of Peace" broadcast. :
MALIK62
65
"Bell" town in Italy. :
ADANO66
67
Hungarian silver coin. :
PENGO68
Former Representative from Alabama. :
BANKHEAD
Down
1
Rain cats and dogs. :
TEEM2
Thomas Edison's middle name. :
ALVA3
4
Dip with a utensil. :
LADLE5
Arthur Godfrey's music-maker. :
UKE6
Province or country, in Sweden. :
LAN7
8
9
Static-free radio sets. :
FMS10
11
Author of "A Rage to Live." :
OHARA12
The R in R. F. D. :
RURAL13
Social engagements. :
DATES15
Their flower is the violet. :
NYU21
24
25
27
Jean Arthur's recent co-star. :
KARLOFF28
Insect once studied by Dr. Kinsey. :
WASP29
Miss Kett of the comics. :
ETTA30
Symbol on Gertrude Lawrence's dressing room door. :
STAR32
Word synonymous with Abadan. :
OIL34
First public showing of art works. :
UNVEILING35
They were honored on May 13. :
MAS36
Culture medium from seaweed. :
AGAR37
38
River in which Achilles once took a bath. :
STYX40
Mr. Zernial, of the Athletics. :
GUS43
44
46
48
49
50
Opera center of Italy. :
MILAN51
Hitchhiker's stock in trade. :
THUMB52
The five books of Moses. :
TORAH55
57
58
Indian dominant in Peru before the Spanish conquest. :
INCA59
61
Chinese Ambassador to U. S. :
KOO63
64
Member of the B. P. O. E. :
ELK
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 15 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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