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New York Times, Monday, February 18, 1952
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 70, Blocks: 32, Avg Word Len: 5.51, Missing: { G K Q W X Z }, Scrabble score: 268 (avg 1.39)
Open Squares: 82, Cheaters: 6, FITB: 3, XRef: 1, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 13, Grid flow: 42.9
| 1 A | 2 T | 3 T | 4 L | 5 E | 6 E | | 7 J | 8 E | 9 R | 10 O | 11 M | 12 E | |
13 S | C | R | E | E | D | S | | 14 O | D | O | R | O | U | 15 S |
16 C | H | E | M | I | S | T | | 17 V | E | D | E | T | T | E |
18 R | E | A | P | S | | 19 H | 20 E | I | N | E | | 21 H | E | R |
22 A | S | T | I | | 23 L | O | L | A | S | | 24 P | E | R | M |
25 P | O | E | | 26 P | A | N | E | L | | 27 H | A | R | P | O |
28 E | N | D | 29 E | R | M | I | C | | | 30 E | S | S | E | N |
| | | 31 L | I | B | A | T | 32 I | 33 O | N | S | | | |
34 A | 35 M | 36 P | L | E | | | 37 I | N | T | R | E | 38 P | 39 I | 40 D |
41 R | A | R | E | R | | 42 L | O | F | T | Y | | 43 A | S | E |
44 A | R | E | S | | 45 M | E | N | L | O | | 46 B | R | I | T |
47 R | I | N | | 48 T | U | L | S | A | | 49 S | L | A | D | E |
50 A | N | D | 51 O | R | R | A | | 52 M | 53 A | T | A | D | O | R |
54 T | E | R | T | I | A | N | | 55 E | R | A | S | E | R | S |
| 56 R | E | T | O | L | D | | 57 S | A | R | T | R | E | |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 974
Across
1
British opposition leader. :
ATTLEE7
Jennie ___, Churchill's American mother. :
JEROME13
14
16
Glenn T. Seaborg's profession. :
CHEMIST17
Small naval launch used for scouting. :
VEDETTE18
19
German contemporary of 25 Across. :
HEINE21
22
Wine city in northwest Italy. :
ASTI23
Girls named after Miss Montez. :
LOLAS24
Beauty shop item: Colloq. :
PERM25
Father of the short story. :
POE26
A strip inserted in a skirt. :
PANEL27
The silent Marx brother. :
HARPO28
30
City in the Ruhr. :
ESSEN31
Liquids poured on the ground in honor of deities. :
LIBATIONS34
37
41
42
Of imposing height. :
LOFTY43
Character in an Ibsen play. :
ASE44
Son of Zeus and Hera. :
ARES45
"Wizard of ___ Park," Edison's epithet. :
MENLO46
Young of the herring. :
BRIT47
48
Oklahoma oil center. :
TULSA49
The sole of a plow. :
SLADE50
52
Hero of "The Brave Bulls." :
MATADOR54
Recurring every other day. :
TERTIAN55
56
57
French writer and philosopher. :
SARTRE
Down
1
Subject of "The Pattern of Responsibility." :
ACHESON2
3
Adagio, andante, presto, etc. :
TEMPI4
Hawaiian garlands. :
LEIS5
Mr. Wynn and Mr. Sullivan. :
EDS6
One of the Baltic states: Var. :
ESTHONIA7
Endowed with a spirit of goodfellowship. :
JOVIAL8
Delightful abodes. :
EDENS9
10
Senator Morse's state: Abbr. :
ORE11
Mrs. Goose and Mrs. Hubbard. :
MOTHERS12
13
Disagreeable predicament. :
SCRAPE15
20
23
Master of the personal essay. :
LAMB24
26
27
Television character. :
HENRY29
32
33
Contemporary Habsburg. :
OTTO34
35
Subject of Coleridge's famous poem. :
MARINER36
38
39
40
42
Mr. Hayward of Broadway. :
LELAND45
46
Shatter with dynamite. :
BLAST48
Group of musicians. :
TRIO49
51
Ex-manager of the Giants. :
OTT53
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 12 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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