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Edward J. Buckler
New York Times, Monday, February 23, 1953
Author:
Edward Buckler
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 33, Avg Word Len: 5.33, Missing: { F J Q V X Z }, Scrabble score: 292 (avg 1.52)
Open Squares: 84, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 4, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 11, Grid flow: 39.1
Edward Buckler is an alias for Edward J. Buckler.
1 W | 2 E | 3 E | 4 K | 5 S | | 6 S | 7 P | 8 I | 9 N | | 10 B | 11 U | 12 R | 13 T |
14 E | L | G | I | N | | 15 H | O | N | I | | 16 A | N | E | W |
17 S | I | G | M | A | | 18 E | S | S | E | | 19 A | N | T | I |
20 S | A | L | | 21 P | 22 A | R | T | I | C | 23 U | L | A | R | S |
24 E | N | I | 25 D | | 26 S | W | E | D | E | N | | 27 M | A | T |
28 L | I | K | E | | 29 P | O | R | E | | 30 P | 31 I | E | C | E |
| 32 C | E | S | 33 S | I | O | N | | 34 B | A | N | D | E | D |
| | | 35 P | A | R | D | | 36 S | A | I | L | | | |
37 A | 38 T | 39 H | O | M | E | | 40 Y | A | R | D | A | 41 R | 42 M | |
43 P | R | O | T | O | | 44 T | O | M | E | | 45 N | E | A | 46 P |
47 P | I | M | | 48 A | 49 S | I | D | E | S | | 50 D | U | R | O |
51 E | M | B | 52 A | N | K | M | E | N | T | 53 S | | 54 T | I | S |
55 A | M | U | R | | 56 A | B | L | E | | 57 H | 58 A | H | A | S |
59 S | E | R | G | | 60 T | E | E | S | | 61 I | R | E | N | E |
62 E | D | G | Y | | 63 E | R | R | S | | 64 N | O | R | A | S |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,345
Across
1
Secretary of Commerce. :
WEEKS6
Short ride in a car. :
SPIN10
Mr. Lancaster of Hollywood. :
BURT14
Clock-making city in Illinois. :
ELGIN15
First word of the motto of the Order of the Garter. :
HONI16
17
___ Xi, fraternity for science research. :
SIGMA18
19
20
Sodium chloride: Chem. :
SAL21
24
Oklahoma city west of Tulsa. :
ENID26
Neutral country in World War II. :
SWEDEN27
Border for a picture. :
MAT28
Regard with favor. :
LIKE29
Meditate (with "over"). :
PORE30
A short distance, in rural parlance. :
PIECE32
A yielding, as of rights, to another. :
CESSION34
35
36
37
A reception for guests at a regular time. :
ATHOME40
What Capt. Bligh threatened to hang Mr. Christian from. :
YARDARM43
First: Comb. form. :
PROTO44
45
Least tide in lunar month. :
NEAP47
A. A. Milne character, Mr. ___. :
PIM48
50
Spanish silver dollar. :
DURO51
54
"___ the last rose of summer ... " :
TIS55
River between Manchuria and Russia. :
AMUR56
57
59
Wearer of three chevrons: Abbr. :
SERG60
Places on the links. :
TEES61
Her name means "peace." :
IRENE62
63
64
Mrs. Helmer, Miss Waln, etc. :
NORAS
Down
1
"Horst ___," Nazi song. :
WESSEL2
Pertaining to Charles Lamb. :
ELIANIC3
Describing Humpty Dumpty. :
EGGLIKE4
Mr. O'Hara of India. :
KIM5
6
Noted dramatist to write plays for TV. :
SHERWOOD7
8
Trademark of Gunther books. :
INSIDE9
10
11
12
Go back upon (one's steps, etc.) :
RETRACE13
22
23
25
31
Not located near the border. :
INLAND33
Polynesian in U. S. territory. :
SAMOAN34
36
37
Accede to belligerent demands by a sacrifice of justice. :
APPEASE38
39
Hat style for the well-dressed man. :
HOMBURG40
41
42
Lady forsaken by Angelo in "Measure for Measure." :
MARIANA44
Dressed piece of wood. :
TIMBER46
Detachments of police. :
POSSES49
Disport in Rockefeller Center. :
SKATE52
53
58
A people in Nigeria. :
ARO
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 8 debuted here and reused later, 4 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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