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C. M. Fair
New York Times, Wednesday, January 7, 1953
57-Across : Man's name.
Author:
C. M. Fair
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15,
Words: 80,
Blocks: 36,
Avg Word Len: 4.72,
Missing: { J Q X },
Scrabble score: 292 (avg 1.54)
Open Squares: 69, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 6, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 9, Grid flow: 19.1
C. M. Fair has 1 known pre-Shortz puzzle in our database.
1 F | 2 A | 3 Y | 4 E | | 5 D | 6 A | 7 M | 8 O | 9 N | | 10 S | 11 T | 12 E | 13 M |
14 O | R | A | L | | 15 E | L | I | S | E | | 16 K | O | B | E |
17 R | I | L | L | | 18 T | A | L | E | B | 19 E | A | R | E | R |
20 E | S | T | | 21 S | E | C | T | | 22 U | P | T | O | N | S |
23 L | E | A | 24 C | O | C | K | | 25 S | L | O | E | | | |
| | | 26 O | F | T | | 27 W | O | O | D | D | 28 U | 29 C | 30 K |
31 I | 32 D | 33 I | O | T | | 34 L | A | R | U | E | | 35 T | A | I |
36 R | U | M | L | | 37 S | L | I | T | S | | 38 L | E | N | D |
39 K | R | A | | 40 S | L | A | V | S | | 41 D | U | S | T | S |
42 S | O | M | 43 E | T | I | M | E | | 44 C | U | L | | | |
| | | 45 L | I | T | A | | 46 C | A | P | U | 47 L | 48 E | 49 T |
50 B | 51 L | 52 E | A | C | H | | 53 R | O | P | E | | 54 I | D | A |
55 S | Y | N | T | H | E | 56 S | I | Z | E | | 57 E | M | I | L |
58 E | R | I | E | | 59 R | O | G | E | R | | 60 V | E | T | O |
61 D | A | D | S | | 62 S | W | A | N | S | | 63 A | S | S | N |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,298
Across
1
5
A loyal friend, since the 4th century B. C. :
DAMON10
Opposite of stern. :
STEM14
15
French girl's name. :
ELISE16
Large seaport on Honshu Island. :
KOBE17
18
20
21
22
Mr. Sinclair and others. :
UPTONS23
25
Fruit of the blackthorn. :
SLOE26
"___ in the stilly night ... " :
OFT27
31
One lacking common sense. :
IDIOT34
35
Language-stock of Indo-China. :
TAI36
"Pay-as-we-go" was his idea. :
RUML37
38
39
Isthmus between Bay of Bengal and Gulf of Siam. :
KRA40
Bulgars, for example. :
SLAVS41
42
Gershwin's "A Woman Is a ___ Thing." :
SOMETIME44
45
46
50
53
54
Peak overlooking ancient Troy. :
IDA55
57
58
59
Mr. Kyes, designated as Charles E. Wilson's aide. :
ROGER60
61
62
Persons of unusual beauty. :
SWANS63
An organization: Abbr. :
ASSN
Down
1
A slipcase to hold a book. :
FOREL2
3
Where history was made, Feb. 4–12, 1945. :
YALTA4
5
What private eyes do. :
DETECT6
7
8
9
10
Emulated Dick Button. :
SKATED11
Ferdinand in Spain. :
TORO12
13
19
Type of lyric verse. :
EPODE21
"Not so fast!" in Shakespeare's day. :
SOFT24
25
27
Put aside for a time. :
WAIVE28
Kin of the Comanches. :
UTES29
30
31
32
Peso ___ (hard piastre). :
DURO33
Priest of a mosque. :
IMAM34
Relative of the camel. :
LLAMA37
38
Something extraordinary: Slang. :
LULU40
Verse or line of poetry. :
STICH41
43
44
Flower buds used for seasoning. :
CAPERS46
Defraud in a paltry way. :
COZEN47
48
Directs the policies of. :
EDITS49
The cards left over after the deal. :
TALON50
Bachelor of Science in Education. :
BSED51
Constellation containing Vega. :
LYRA52
Authoress Bagnold. :
ENID53
56
57
Miss St. Claire of Kentucky. :
EVA
Answer summary:
9 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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