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Canasta— A h \ : : : : ; . ; I Wl en New Laws Ban More Than'3 Wild Cards in Canasta>¢ Helps > . a : . y By OSWALD JacoBy The offender may use the wild card h 1d m : . ONE . y use the wild card in some other meld or dg 62 of lows Bor he important changes in the new code of may discard it without penalty. However, if he decides to. take n rFromoiin : B governs the number of wild cards you are allowed to . the wild card back into his hand, his side 1s penalized 100 points, | , . . - have In a canasta. In the old days, you could add as many What happens if at the end of a hand it is discovered that a Amer ICa n | SM Y WI Suds 3 You liked to a completed canasta, canasta contains four wild cards? It is then assumed that one of ok ) code you may never have more than three those wild ds 1 . wild cards in any canasta. There is. however. no dh. pee ose cards is still unmelded. Moreover if there iz any doubt Awards Children . number of natural cards in a can asta. ’ whether the extra card should be a joker or a deuce, it is assumed F SG d WwW k )ssion d Far example, suppose you put down four kings and three hea Joner, on AR or 09 oF Murat ke a meld, thus completing a canasta. You may add as FOR EXAMPLE, South melds out and play stops. It is then By ELIZABETH TOOMEY ot vou must ¥ X'ngs as you like to that meld (then or later)—but you noticed that one of the North-South canastas contains three United Press Stalt Norsayondent | yo Never tid holier deuce or joker to that meld. e deuces and a joker (in addition to four kings.) One of those cards NEW YORK, Feb. 23—Twelve bear.on the te g Dpens i a player tries to dd a wild card to a closed is taken out of the canasta and counted as though it were still in |years and six bronze medals 2go, said in her were in the vo. does anybody know how many wild cards thers North's hand. [Felicity Buranelli decided to To A Saga el the Sew laws, any player may open Perhaps it can be clearly remembered (and agreed upon by start promoting colorful Ameri1al 4 time to make sure that - it doesn’t the opponents) that the joker was part of the original canasta; : . hich a acyulfe a on th wii card by mistake. and then one of the deuces is counted in North's hy Otherwise eres an Sng school shijdren. ter this noon. WHAT HAPPENS if a player does try to put a fourth wild '° JOker 18 taken out of the canasta and counted in North's hand. |medal, a small bronze likeness of » international Sard ina canasta? If anybody notices it in time, he may ask to Mr. Jacoby is unable to answer individual questions on jammed n Aviator ah, Simian ave the canasta opened up. Then the three wild cards already canasta from readers. However, he will include the most fre- nr oo a 0 coneice imlessly and in the canasta will be seen. quently asked questions in his column anniversary of his death, t not now.” Epi Ee —————— 3 Se a . ermine emi ein. 3 A AYE CAVE {0 give’ children , “Stars Over ( hildren's Clothin Pre : tre sf *; |heroes to emulate. Now more than e awards were g Tf S g C tf tf O P 1 ty ever we need to plant seeds of crapbook win- L sen $ ewi n on es P or uni | Americanism. And my program (2) Allen and Times Competition i SENIOR STANDARD PAT- is ready” said Miss Buranelll, a / oO . . TERN GROUP: Open to contest- shy, smiling woman who has fipen Until April ants over 18 years of age. Entries nanced her project so far with The Children’s Clothing clas- in this group must be made from her own funds. . untry Gentle- sification of The Times Na- a “standard pattern,” (any com-| On the ‘wall of her combined fate aditor, tional Sewing Contest is one of mercial or - newspaper pattern). living room and studio hang the| 308 » the most There are three classifications. In|original plasteg models of her six, ost popular of the eight | est speaker, categories. one, contestants may enter tai- medals. Around her neck she ot think Rus- Thiz' grou. whith is. # lored dresses, The second cate-|Wore the Amelia Earhart medal, all-out atomie group, 0 s for gory is for dresses which are soft|one of the six famous aviation ph clothing for children from 2 to . 1g|figures she picked for her first future. “I do and dressy; the third for women's 18U p | the industry, 8 years of age, gives home coats or suits. A first and sec-|Dero series. munication or Seam siyesses an opportunity to qnd prize will be awarded in each! “I don't intend to pick just i that kind of enter mother-daughter, brother- of these three categories. |great names who are so far from

out, however Far East are

sister and sister outfits. Delicate handwork and embroidery may be used to finish garments, This adds to the in-

HIGH SCHOOL GROUP: Open to students in junior and senior high schools. These entries may

children that youngsters couldn't) emulate them,” she explained, “I| (want just good constructive hu-| {man beings.”

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be made along original designs or | by standard patterns. There are! two categories, one for date or|

| So far she has a medal of the Wright brothers; Capt. Edwin | Musick, who pioneered in estab-|

terest and originality of entries in the group.

nesia and the 1s able to dere more sus-

ism 4] Dee W A GLAMOUR GROUP: Overs & Hawks, holder of scores of early/ . pen to speed records; Glen Curtiss, plo-| en their inde- estern Influence home sewers of all ages. This neer plane builder, Mitchell and, Prominent in play and school category is designated for evening Miss Earhart. | clothes for children is the west- clothes, lounging clothes, negligee| “Somebody suggested I go into ---- ern influence. ensembles and beachwear, Cloth-| outstanding people who have Fringe, embroidery motifs in ing may be made on standard worked for peace as my next ranch patterns, poncho type pattern lines, or may be an|series, but I rather favor exwaists, reversible cardigan original design. Slips, petticoats,|plorers,” Miss Buranelli said. jackets and embroidered or ap- separate blouses, or foundation|“Next to aviation that is pliqued coveralls reflect this in- garments may not be entered. the most colorful field of all for fluence. ORIGINAL DESIGN GROUP: children, unless, of course, you do Pinafore and jerkin sets have Open to contestants of all ages. baseball players or prize fighttaken on new accents. Pina- Only dresses, coats or suits of ers.” fores in pastel organdies can be original design by the entrant! The medals are sold in sets of made- to fit over “blouse slips” may be submitted. Clothing en-|six to schools or to any organwith embroidered tops. The tered must be for adults or teen- ized youth group. The American “slip” can be tied with a sash age wear. Legion Auxiliary here awards and worn as a dress, making it CHILDREN'S CLOTHING| them to students from the 6th a double purpose costume, A Ra aR FY GROUP: Clothing entered in this|8rade through the second year in > touch of embroidery on the sash . : ., group must be for children from high school for outstanding eswill give this outfit a finished Mrs. Carl Dixon, 2649 Cold Spring Lane, fits a dress she will 2 to 8 years of age. No age quali- 5ays on the lives of each figure.! Ee look. ° enter in The Times Sewing Contest on her daughter, Sarah Ellen. fication is made on tie dressmak- tty CRIT -In traditional designs, coats : “iil er in this group. The garments ENT > : ly — and suits for girls and boys wilt and employees of Ths Times contests throughout - the coun- may be m on pi > riging design Ohio 2 H er. vert S : pre 5 be made of washable rayons 2nd their. families” are not try. First-prize winners in the or on standard pattern lines. Vi . # FH - and linens, classic grey flannel, eligible. national competition will re- More news of the contest dress- ISITIN qg ere navy Doe aud pastel woolens To enter, fill out the official. ceive $200 and a three-day all- making tips and fashion notes 3a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Herang uny Shegieq worsted. registration blank on this page expense trip to New York. be published in The Times. bert and daughter, Rosemary, NT ) Irish linen can be tailored just . .|Cleveland, are spending the weeklike wool with back belt, 2nd send it to; Times Sewing . * end with Mrs, Herbert's parents : starched collar and pocket Contest, The Times, 214 W. Ti mes Sewing Contest Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stevenson, RaD6, 27) herringbone iwend Maryland St. The contest ends . . 213 Buckingham Drive. : can made into a princess . . The Herberts will - ; av ue Ie eC style coat with sot seams in the >> 10 April R eqis tration B | ank lbs Oh IE bodice to accent the fit and tai- A first prize of $50 and a : wedding of Miss Patricia Ann : loring. second prize of $20 will be HERE IS MY official registration for The Times’ National Gates and Phil McClellan Me-| . . . . The Times National Home awarded in each of the eight Sewing Contest. 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