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George Henderson
New York Times, Monday, January 19, 1953
Author:
George Henderson
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.85, Missing: { J Q V X Z }, Scrabble score: 278 (avg 1.47)
Open Squares: 71, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 1, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 14, Grid flow: 21.8
1 C | 2 O | 3 M | 4 B | | 5 C | 6 H | 7 I | 8 M | 9 P | | 10 K | 11 I | 12 R | 13 K |
14 C | H | O | O | | 15 H | O | R | A | E | | 16 I | D | E | A |
17 C | O | R | O | 18 N | A | T | I | O | N | | 19 K | E | N | T |
20 I | S | O | T | O | P | E | S | | 21 C | 22 R | I | S | E | S |
| | | 23 E | S | E | L | | 24 F | I | E | | | | |
25 W | 26 A | 27 N | D | E | R | | 28 W | I | L | L | 29 I | 30 A | 31 M | 32 S |
33 E | L | I | | 34 S | O | 35 L | A | R | | 36 S | T | E | A | M |
37 E | O | N | 38 S | | 39 N | O | N | E | 40 S | | 41 S | I | L | O |
42 K | N | E | E | 43 L | | 44 A | D | D | E | 45 D | | 46 O | T | O |
47 S | E | S | S | I | 48 O | N | S | | 49 R | E | 50 D | U | S | T |
| | | | 51 N | I | S | | 52 S | E | T | A | | | |
53 R | 54 A | 55 C | 56 H | E | L | | 57 C | O | N | E | N | 58 O | 59 S | 60 E |
61 O | R | R | A | | 62 C | 63 E | L | L | A | R | D | O | O | R |
64 O | M | E | N | | 65 A | W | A | I | T | | 66 E | N | N | S |
67 K | Y | E | S | | 68 N | E | D | D | A | | 69 R | A | G | E |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,310
Across
1
Lorelei's golden possession. :
COMB5
10
New president of Columbia University. :
KIRK14
Sound of a locomotive. :
CHOO15
Greek goddesses of the seasons. :
HORAE16
Product of reflection. :
IDEA17
19
Where Maidstone is. :
KENT20
Basis of most chemical elements. :
ISOTOPES21
23
24
25
28
33
34
A heavenly system. :
SOLAR36
A heating system. :
STEAM37
Geologist's time scheme. :
EONS39
Afternoon church service. :
NONES41
42
44
46
The ear: Comb form. :
OTO47
49
51
City in Yugoslavia. :
NIS52
53
Olivia de Havilland's role. :
RACHEL57
61
Good-for-nothing: Scot. :
ORRA62
Where the kids used to slide, in an old song. :
CELLARDOOR64
65
66
River in Austria, tribute of the Danube. :
ENNS67
Deputy to the new Secretary of Defense. :
KYES68
Heroine of "I Pagliacci." :
NEDDA69
Prevail beyond control. :
RAGE
Down
1
When Emperor Constantine was a boy: Roman num. :
CCCI2
Exclamations of discovery. :
OHOS3
Native of the Philippines. :
MORO4
5
6
Houston's Shamrock, for instance. :
HOTEL7
She substituted for Mercury as messsenger. :
IRIS8
Chinese Red leader. :
MAO9
10
Lenore Ulric's famous role. :
KIKI11
12
M. Mayer of France. :
RENE13
18
22
24
Baked, as pottery. :
FIRED25
He will take over from Sawyer. :
WEEKS26
Status of the Ancient Mariner. :
ALONE27
28
Scepters for Mab and Titania. :
WANDS29
30
Useful parts of the alphabet. :
AEIOU31
Produces germinated grain. :
MALTS32
Mormon leader in U. S. Senate, 1903–33. :
SMOOT35
R. F. C. specialties. :
LOANS38
40
43
Short written message. :
LINE45
Discourage through fear. :
DETER48
Denizen of the tool chest. :
OILCAN50
52
53
54
R. T. B. Stevens' new responsibility. :
ARMY55
56
57
58
O'Neill's daughter, Chaplin's wife. :
OONA59
Item on the "Hit Parade." :
SONG60
63
Member of the flock. :
EWE
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 12 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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