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Show ' , ' ,'. ' . """ " ',''' . .. " -- , ; i ; I . i, ! v i 'I 1 " Bill rrn f5) Is) r rfpl . . ' tiJS UMi ' . V v .vv .Here's an example of how to stop your opponent from spaces. The word-scousing the red squares the player, who , .square. The e would-buse to them yburself, but you best way. of courser makes the word MATS (21 points) also may not have the right letters. In this illustration you could gets credit for COMES (10 points), or a get a large score if you had the letter S for BARNS and the total of 31 points. right letters to make a vertical word containing S. For example, the 'word TASK would end on a space and give you 34 points for the move. But unfortunately you don't have an S, so the trick is to make it difficult for your opponent to take advantage of the space. This you can do by forming the word AIM. It only gives you 7 points, but compare that to the 76 points your " opponent could get with ZEST, for example, or. 55 with REHASH. Remember that winning the game is not determined by the size of your score alone but by its relation to the other players' score and the tiles they have left. .Hi- - M iJfii v. The letter S is most valuable in giving you credit for two words at one play, as demonstrated above. This also-shohow to take advantage of the triple- - - ws pro e; m&r' i. triple-word-sco- re re tJW :jg ' .4 c JSX -- l t p-c- 4 y two-hand- ed . shown in B. Then, on your, rtext turn, you can form BRAND. CROW nets you only 12 points, but the move that follows 'of Fine Arts painting. Find out with our TALEfJT TES-T- FREE-AR- F it gives you 33. That's 45 points for7 two turns, 13 more than you got in A. Naturally, you always run the risk of having a play you set up for yourself taken by your opponent. You. have to take into account your opponent's skill, the number of different letters that might be used, and the chances of his having any of these letters. Zl Nvr befor hat there been such a de mand for ortiiti to fill obi. And never before have to many men and women discovered the rewards of creative painting. That's why America's Most high-pai- d , , Famout Artists make you this tpeciol often Even though thousands paid $1.00 to Talent Test, it's take our revealing ' FREE if you act at once. This it your yourt chance to find out without charge or obligation if you hove real, hidden talent. Quantity of tests is -- limited. You must mail coupon NOWI L faculty ; ; i"S Rwkwtll, inmtf noted cover orlitt and ol th Famous ArH$i Courw. This test for men ond women shows your sense of design, composition, form, observation, imagination, originality and picture sense. America's 12 Most Famous Artists rTost Your TaUnt famous Artists Schools Sometimes you unwittingly interfere with your opponent by placing ; a word in such a way that he can't follow out his plans. He may say, "6li, you spoiled, my plans' The idea of defensive play is to spoil his plans more often and to do it consciously. Here's a good way to start ' . . .". the game off on the right foot. Within a few squares of the center star are four re boxes. When you go word, keep first with a five- - or er it off center so that only one letter is above or below a triple-letter-sco- six-lett- - square, as in B. triple-letter-sco- re "sfferker : Studio 1143, Westport, Conn. Send me with no obligation your Famous Artists Talent Test. I am interested in Q Qommercial Art Q Fine Arts painting Mr.' Mrs. Miss -- " once-in-a-lifeti- tl Ivii--i re g NertMM I triple-word-sco- you have talent, you can have a money-makinCommercial Art career. . . or the rich rewards mi l re NORMAN ROCKWELL says WE'RE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WHO LIKE TO DRAW OR PAINT! If When you're playing in a game, try setting up plays for yourself. If you can make a word ending in S, D, N, or Y, form the word without the last letter. Then, on your next turn, make a word with that letter added to the previous word, thus getting credit for both words. In A you've made the word 6ROWD, and on your next turn you make the word BRAND, You get 16 points for each turn or a total of 32. But sup pose you had formed the word CROW, as triple-word-sco- ."' . ' : . .' ': - Age : ruiNTi Address laktrt fevesfi NirtMVMldMi . V Zone MAY 2, 1954 State FAMILY WEEKLY i i . City i AiBHtlrleeJ Stevej Peeeses MAGAZINE |