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New York Times, Tuesday, September 2, 1952
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 31, Avg Word Len: 5.11, Missing: { J Q X }, Scrabble score: 272 (avg 1.40)
Open Squares: 72,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 3,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 12,
Grid flow: 22.5
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
1 I | 2 S | 3 M | 4 A | 5 Y | | 6 S | 7 P | 8 U | 9 D | | 10 T | 11 I | 12 D | 13 E |
14 D | I | A | N | A | | 15 A | R | R | O | 16 G | A | T | E | D |
17 L | E | C | O | N | | 18 G | I | N | G | E | R | A | L | E |
19 E | G | O | | 20 K | 21 I | E | V | | 22 S | T | A | L | I | N |
23 R | E | N | 24 I | | 25 T | S | A | 26 R | | 27 S | W | I | G | |
| | | 28 B | 29 R | E | T | T | O | 30 N | | 31 A | C | H | 32 E |
33 R | 34 A | 35 P | I | E | R | | 36 E | T | A | 37 S | | 38 I | T | O |
39 P | E | R | S | I | A | 40 N | | 41 C | I | T | 42 I | Z | E | N |
43 T | R | I | | 44 S | N | O | 45 W | | 46 R | I | S | E | R | S |
47 S | O | M | 48 A | | 49 T | R | I | 50 C | O | R | N | | | |
| 51 M | A | L | 52 L | | 53 S | E | R | B | | 54 T | 55 A | 56 F | 57 T |
58 B | E | R | L | I | 59 N | | 60 N | E | I | 61 L | | 62 E | A | R |
63 E | T | I | O | L | A | 64 T | E | S | | 65 I | 66 S | S | U | E |
67 T | E | E | N | A | G | E | R | S | | 68 S | H | O | R | E |
69 E | R | S | E | | 70 E | A | S | Y | | 71 T | Y | P | E | S |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,171
Across
1
Secretary General of NATO. :
ISMAY6
Ingredient of Irish stew. :
SPUD10
14
George Meredith heroine. :
DIANA15
17
What an élève learns. :
LECON18
19
That which feels, thinks and acts. :
EGO20
City on the Dnieper. :
KIEV22
23
Well-known Italian painter of 17th century. :
RENI25
An autocratic leader. :
TSAR27
Drink heartily: Colloq. :
SWIG28
___ Woods, N. H., scene of the 1944 monetary conference. :
BRETTON31
33
Straight two-edged sword. :
RAPIER36
38
Japanese statesman (1841–1909). :
ITO39
41
43
44
Weather seen on some TV screens. :
SNOW46
Vertical faces of stair steps. :
RISERS47
Body of an animal: Zool. :
SOMA49
Washington's campaign hat. :
TRICORN51
A fashionable promenade. :
MALL53
Native of the Balkans. :
SERB54
Half of the name of a certain law. :
TAFT58
60
Mr. Hamilton of Hollywood. :
NEIL62
Box for the weather report on the front page of a newspaper. :
EAR63
Causes to whiten by excluding light. :
ETIOLATES65
F. E. P. C., for instance. :
ISSUE67
68
She sings "Kind Hearts." :
SHORE69
70
71
Writes with both hands. :
TYPES
Down
1
An empty railroad car. :
IDLER2
Prolonged endeavor to overcome resistance. :
SIEGE3
City of 70,252 in Georgia. :
MACON4
5
Member of the 8th Army. :
YANK6
7
8
Coffee-making utensil. :
URN9
10
One of the Gilbert Islands. :
TARAWA11
12
13
16
21
24
26
Student military organization. :
ROTC29
Former Portuguese money of account. :
REIS30
Capital of Kenya, British East Africa. :
NAIROBI32
Long periods of time. :
EONS33
34
Instrument for finding the weight or density of a gas. :
AEROMETER35
37
40
42
"There ___ any more." :
ISNT45
48
Of the same or equal consequence. :
ALLONE50
Place of English victory over French, 1346. :
CRESSY52
Miss Lee of Hollywood. :
LILA55
Storyteller akin to La Fontaine. :
AESOP56
President of France, 1895–99. :
FAURE57
Popular poem and songs. :
TREES58
59
61
Subject of one of Ko-Ko's songs. :
LIST64
66
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 9 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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