| Space explorer Jemison | 22 |
| Sometime colleague of W.C. | 26 |
| Silver screen actress West | 26 |
| Sallie or Fannie follower | 25 |
| Sallie ___ (loan org.) | 22 |
| Questel who voiced Betty Boop | 29 |
| Photographer Carrie ___ Weems | 29 |
| Olive Oyl voicer Questel | 24 |
| Novelist Rita ____ Brown | 24 |
| Novelist Rita ___ Brown | 23 |
| NASA name of the '90s | 25 |
| Miss Murray of silents | 22 |
| Legendary actress West | 22 |
| Investor's Ginnie _____ | 27 |
| Historic astronaut Jemison | 26 |
| Ginnie or Sallie chaser | 23 |
| Ginnie or Fannie of finance | 27 |
| Ginnie follower on Wall St. | 27 |
| First name in life jackets? | 27 |
| First name among sex symbols | 28 |
| Financier's Fannie ___ | 26 |
| Fannie's follower? | 22 |
| Fannie or Sallie follower | 25 |
| Fannie in the financial news | 28 |
| Fannie follower, in banks | 25 |
| Fannie chaser, in bank lingo | 28 |
| Fannie ____ (investment) | 24 |
| Fannie ___ (Government issue) | 29 |
| Fannie ___ (a security) | 23 |
| Fannie __ (home loan org.) | 26 |
| Daisy __ (Capp character) | 25 |
| Banker's Fannie ___ | 23 |
| Al CappÂ’s Daisy ___ | 23 |
| Al Capp's Daisy _____ | 25 |
| Actress West of old films | 25 |
| Actress Murray of the silents | 29 |
| Actress Marsh of old films | 26 |
| Actress Clarke of old films | 27 |
| Abner's Daisy ____ | 22 |
| ___ West, of old films | 22 |
| Very turbulent situation | 24 |
| Tumultuous state of affairs | 27 |
| Bacchante; distraught woman | 27 |
| Actresses West and Clarke | 25 |
| Actresses Clarke and West | 25 |
| Actresses West and Whitman | 26 |
| West and Clarke of Hollywood | 28 |
| Ginnie and Fannie of finance | 28 |
| Ginnie __ (bond category) | 25 |
| Fannie ___ (some securities) | 28 |
| Fannie ___ (some investments) | 29 |
| Dutch painter: 1632–93 | 29 |
| Comedienne West, and others | 27 |
| Busch and Marsh of films | 24 |
| Actresses West and Murray | 25 |
| Actresses Murray and Clark | 26 |
| Actress Marsh and others | 24 |
| Toscanini and Iturbi, for two | 29 |
| Stokowski, Toscanini, etc. | 26 |
| Conductor's nickname | 24 |
| One who sets the tempo | 22 |
| One who knows the score? | 24 |
| They have to face the music | 27 |
| They're with the band | 25 |
| Previn and Bernstein, for two | 29 |
| Leaders with big scores | 23 |
| Bigwigs in the music world | 26 |
| Inflatable life jacket | 22 |
| Sultry star of early talkies | 28 |
| Queen of double entendres | 25 |
| Life jacket named for a star | 28 |
| 'Klondike Annie' star | 29 |
| Some WWII life jackets | 22 |
| Sicilian secret society | 23 |
| "GoodFellas" group | 28 |
| Omertà organization | 22 |
| Island in the Indian Ocean | 26 |
| Don's organization | 22 |
| Crime-fighter's target | 26 |
| Capo's organization | 23 |
| "Godfather" group | 27 |
| Party of the underworld | 23 |
| Maker of cement shoes? | 22 |
| Newsstand buy, for short | 24 |
| ___ wheels (sporty rims) | 24 |
| Newsrack choice, for short | 26 |
| With cal, a supplement combo | 28 |
| Waiting room read, briefly | 26 |
| Waiting room item, for short | 28 |
| Time or Newsweek, for short | 27 |
| Time or Money, briefly | 22 |
| Stand offering, briefly | 23 |
| Slick, with or without pix | 26 |
| Slick, with or without pics | 27 |
| Playboy or Esquire, for short | 29 |
| Periodical, informally | 22 |
| Periodi-cal, for short | 22 |
| Newsstand purchase: Abbr. | 25 |
| Life at an old newsstand? | 25 |
| Kind of storehouse: Abbr. | 25 |