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Eugene T. Maleska
New York Times, Saturday, October 31, 1953
Author:
Eugene T. Maleska
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 5.25, Missing: { J Q Z }, Scrabble score: 280 (avg 1.48)
Open Squares: 74, Cheaters: 4, FITB: 3, XRef: 0, Spans: 4, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 9, Grid flow: 68.6
1 B | 2 O | 3 L | 4 T | | 5 R | 6 E | 7 C | 8 A | 9 P | | 10 L | 11 O | 12 O | 13 S |
14 A | L | I | I | | 15 O | S | A | G | E | | 16 I | R | R | A |
17 S | E | R | G | 18 E | I | P | R | O | K | 19 O | F | I | E | V |
20 S | O | R | E | L | | | 21 P | R | E | T | E | N | S | E |
| | | 22 R | I | 23 S | 24 K | | 25 A | S | H | E | | | |
| 26 B | 27 R | O | O | K | E | 28 D | | | 29 E | V | 30 A | 31 T | 32 T |
33 C | R | A | F | T | I | E | R | | 34 P | R | E | V | U | E |
35 A | U | N | T | | 36 E | L | O | 37 G | E | | 38 R | I | R | E |
39 T | I | G | H | 40 T | S | | 41 M | A | R | 42 Y | L | A | N | D |
43 S | N | E | E | R | | | 44 O | R | L | E | A | N | S | |
| | | 45 S | E | 46 E | 47 D | | 48 Y | E | A | S | | | |
49 E | 50 V | 51 E | N | E | D | U | 52 P | | | 53 S | T | 54 R | 55 I | 56 P |
57 R | E | C | O | N | S | T | R | 58 U | 59 C | T | I | O | N | S |
60 S | T | O | W | | 61 E | R | I | K | A | | 62 N | U | I | T |
63 T | O | N | S | | 64 L | A | X | E | R | | 65 G | E | T | S |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,595
Across
1
Arrow shot from a crossbow. :
BOLT5
10
City in Pas-de-Calais. :
LOOS14
15
500-mile tributary of the Missouri. :
OSAGE16
17
20
Cecile of the Comédie Française. :
SOREL21
22
Something to be calculated. :
RISK25
26
Put up with (usually in the negative). :
BROOKED29
Noted Australian statesman. :
EVATT33
34
Lure for movie-goers. :
PREVUE35
36
38
"Le ___," Parisian comic magazine. :
RIRE39
Costume for Sadler's Wells stars. :
TIGHTS41
Subject of Civil War lyric, sung to tune of "Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum." :
MARYLAND43
Villain's expression. :
SNEER44
City saved by Joan of Arc. :
ORLEANS45
Valuable gift in the Point 4 program. :
SEED48
49
53
Runway for airplanes. :
STRIP57
60
61
Daughter of Thomas Mann. :
ERIKA62
63
Displacement units. :
TONS64
65
Down
1
2
3
Well-known commuters' road. :
LIRR4
5
6
Particularly: Abbr. :
ESP7
Cousin of the catfish. :
CARP8
Assembly place in Athens. :
AGORA9
10
11
Character in "Mourning Becomes Electra." :
ORIN12
Pitchblende and hornblende. :
ORES13
Second word of British national anthem. :
SAVE18
"Five-Foot Shelf" man. :
ELIOT19
23
William Bridgeman's usual habitat. :
SKIES24
Part of a ship's frame. :
KEEL26
Smokey of the fire prevention posters. :
BRUIN27
28
Racecourse: Comb. form. :
DROMO30
31
Times of chronological change. :
TURNS32
Began a golf game (with "off"). :
TEED33
Half of a heavy downpour. :
CATS34
Well-known name in Washington. :
PERLE37
Hoosier steel center. :
GARY40
42
46
Name in the Ford family. :
EDSEL47
Rival of Vargas in Brazil. :
DUTRA49
Long ago: Archaic. :
ERST50
51
College course: Colloq. :
ECON52
Grand ___, highest award. :
PRIX54
55
Capital letter: Abbr. :
INIT56
Attention-getting sounds. :
PSTS58
59
One of 52 million in the U. S. :
CAR
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 7 debuted here and reused later, 4 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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