L.A. Times Daily - Sep 15 2009

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Clues Answers
"Hold the Hellmann's" NOMAYO
"Look Homeward, Angel" author Thomas WOLFE
"Shoulda listened to me!" ITOLDYOUSO
"__ directed": medication warning USEAS
1930s-'40s German-American political group BUND
6-Across suffix ISM
Aardvark's snack ANT
Actor Calhoun RORY
Actor Morales ESAI
Actress Messing of "Will & Grace" DEBRA
Aetna's business: Abbr. INS
Art Deco designer ERTE
Attempt TRY
Ball field protector TARP
Barely manage, with "out" EKE
Baseball's "Big Unit" __ Johnson RANDY
Bombs that don't go off DUDS
Boston __ Party TEA
Bouquet SCENT
Bridle part REIN
Buddy PAL
Cattle drive buddy PARD
Coll. dorm VIPs RAS
Common poolside chair CHAISE
Created MADE
Cuba or Aruba: Abbr. ISL
Cup for café TASSE
DeMille film, say EPIC
Dinghy propeller OAR
Ego SELF
Endangered layer OZONE
Enhanced milkshake MALT
Entr'__: intermission ACTE
Former Ford cars LTDS
Forms an increasingly smaller circle around, with "on" CLOSESIN
Four quarters ONE
Fury RAGE
Clues Answers
German name for Cologne KOLN
Golfer's wheels CART
Hockey legend Bobby ORR
How a debater's response is made INREBUTTAL
In a wary way ALERTLY
Litter weakling RUNT
Long in the tooth OLD
Loony one WACKO
Male servant HOUSEMAN
Mike Nichols's comedy partner ELAINEMAY
Minister's home MANSE
Mon., on Tues. YEST
Mormons' gp. LDS
Moving toward the calmer side, at sea LEEWARD
Name TITLE
Nipper's co. RCA
Nothing, in Latin NIHIL
Online birthday greeting ECARD
Peruvian of old INCA
Philly Ivy League sch. UPENN
Pinball no-nos TILTS
Prepared to say 26-Across KNEELED
Scenic routes, often SIDEROADS
Seeks help from TURNSTO
Ship, to a sailor HER
Shipwrecked literary hero ROBINSONCRUSOE
Shirt that once had a reptilian logo IZOD
Slugger Sammy SOSA
Suitor's proposal WILLYOUMARRYME
Thick DENSE
TiVo predecessors VCRS
Toon rodent who's a British secret agent DANGERMOUSE
Trailer park resident, for short RVER
TV sci-fi series, first aired 9/15/1965, on which a robot spoke the catchphrase formed by the first words of 17-, 26- and 42-Across LOSTINSPACE
Two foursomes OCTET
Typical USUAL
Writer Bagnold et al. ENIDS