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New York Times, Tuesday, April 3, 1951
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 35, Avg Word Len: 5.28, Missing: { J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 261 (avg 1.37)
Open Squares: 76, Cheaters: 8, FITB: 4, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 16, Grid flow: 43.4
1 E | 2 M | 3 B | 4 L | 5 E | 6 M | | | 7 M | 8 O | 9 T | 10 H | 11 E | 12 R | |
13 M | A | R | I | N | E | 14 S | | 15 E | T | H | A | N | E | 16 S |
17 P | R | A | L | I | N | E | | 18 D | I | A | L | E | C | T |
19 E | L | I | | 20 D | U | A | 21 L | I | S | T | | 22 M | I | R |
23 R | E | S | 24 T | | 25 S | T | U | N | | | 26 T | I | T | O |
27 O | N | E | R | 28 S | | 29 T | R | A | 30 Y | | 31 W | E | E | P |
32 R | E | D | O | U | 33 B | L | E | | 34 S | 35 W | I | S | S | |
| | | 36 T | R | E | E | | 37 D | E | E | S | | | |
| 38 B | 39 A | S | E | D | | 40 F | I | R | S | T | 41 A | 42 I | 43 D |
44 S | O | C | K | | 45 E | 46 C | U | S | | 47 T | E | R | S | E |
48 U | R | E | Y | | | 49 R | A | H | 50 S | | 51 R | O | O | T |
52 P | A | T | | 53 S | 54 H | A | D | R | O | 55 E | | 56 U | L | E |
57 E | T | O | 58 N | I | A | N | | 59 A | R | T | 60 I | S | A | N |
61 R | E | S | E | R | V | E | | 62 G | A | N | N | E | T | T |
| 63 S | E | T | E | E | S | | | 64 L | A | N | D | E | S |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 653
Across
1
Word for the twin olive branches on the U. N. flag. :
EMBLEM7
13
Wearers of the eagle, anchor and globe. :
MARINES15
Compounds occurring in natural gas. :
ETHANES17
18
Brooklynese, for instance. :
DIALECT19
20
Adherent of a twofold system. :
DUALIST22
Chief's title in India and Persia. :
MIR23
25
26
27
Big shots: Slang. :
ONERS29
31
"Read 'em and ___." :
WEEP32
34
Their President serves for one year. :
SWISS36
37
38
40
44
Airport wind cone. :
SOCK45
47
48
American chemist, Nobel prize winner, 1934. :
UREY49
51
American statesman, Nobel peace prize winner, 1912. :
ROOT52
An O'Brien of Hollywood. :
PAT53
Food delicacy from the Hudson. :
SHADROE56
57
59
61
Status of the National Guard. :
RESERVE62
63
64
A Department in S W France. :
LANDES
Down
1
2
First name of a movie star. :
MARLENE3
4
Famous Mae West role. :
LIL5
Important railway center in Oklahoma. :
ENID6
7
Judge at the American Communist leaders' trial. :
MEDINA8
Elevator safety-device inventor. :
OTIS9
10
Detroit pitcher Newhouser. :
HAL11
12
14
16
21
24
26
28
30
River in France and Belgium. :
YSER33
George Eliot's Adam. :
BEDE35
37
38
39
40
Father of King Farouk of Egypt. :
FUAD41
42
43
44
Teen-age lingo for "tops." :
SUPER46
50
Pertaining to fern spores. :
SORAL53
Fair Play's relation to Man o' War. :
SIRE54
"To ___ and to hold." :
HAVE55
Volcano in Sicily. :
ETNA58
60
Fraunces Tavern, for instance. :
INN
Answer summary:
16 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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