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Opponents Have Three Weapons When You Control Discard Pile

By OSWALD JACOBY ONCE your side gets control of the discard pile your primary objective is to retain this control throughout a long and

pleasant hand. The opponents will {ry to break this control, and they have three methods at their

disposal. The first method is to meld out and end your picnic. You cannot prevent this, but you don't have to help them. The way most people help them is by taking too many small discard piles once they have established control. This gives the opponents more draws from the stock and more chance to improve their hands Remember that as long as the discard pile is not going to get away from you there is no hurry about

taking it. ' The second way they have to break your control

is to freeze the pile. If you rush to meld everything * possible, your, side will be down to a few cards and sthe opponents will be able to freeze the pile. Thereupon you will not take the discard pile any more that hand.

oP» oo o> WHEN you have control of the discard pile you should hold up your meldable cards until the opponents are about to go out. Oncé they appear to be close to out you should get your melds down. The party is over and you want to score what you can, The third defense is for one of the opponents to grab the discard pile. If you and your partner play carefully there is very little chance of this happening. When it does, they have disrupted your squeeze. o> a 0b QUESTION: What is: meant by melds “of the same rank” in the official laws? I am told that you cannot make separate melds in the same rank, but this is not clear to me, -*

ANSWER: Cards of the same rank are those that | bear the same number or the same picture. For ex- | ample, all kings are of the same rank, or all nines, and so on. A seven and a six are of two different ranks.

two separate melds of kings (for example). If you accidentally put down a meld of three kings when you already have a meld of kings on the table, you | must add the two melds together and make them a combined meld.

Are you sure on the latest meld rules? It's easy | to look them up and: be certain when you have a copy of Jacoby’s 1851 INTERNATIONAL LAWS OF CANASTA. For your copy of this COMPLETE rule book, send 15 cents ‘in coin with your name and address to Oswald Jacoby, The Indianapolis Times, P. O. Box 438, Times Square Station, New York 18, N. Y. . |

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A luncheon, business meeting and election of officers will be held by the. Wheel and Distaff Committ¥e of the Caroline Scott Harrison. DAR Chapter Friday. A

is our long-time district project are the hopes of Mrs. ? “surprise party” will follow the James E. Jobes, new director of QUESTION: I am 19 years business meeting. Central West District garden old. 8 feet, 3 inches tall and Hostessés includes Mesdames' clubs weigh 178 pounds. Am I (gE Moon, William O. Weber,

Though she Knows some garden clubs have been very successful with special organizations for juniors, she believes the younger fry can get involved with too many meetings. “Youngsters don't necessarily have to be “Happy Diggers’ or what have you to learn about gardening,” she says. Instead she favors co-opera-tion with already established agencies such as Scouts and 4-H There, garden clubbers may work with other adult leaders to 1nstaill a love and knowledge of gardening.

Loves Flowers The mother of two children, Jimmy. 15. and Jane, 12, she speaks with experience. Jane. says her mother, “takes quite an interest in flowers.” Jimmy “mows the lawn. fertilizes it, digs weeds and worries about the bare spots in the blue grass, without too much coaxing.” Mrs. Jobes began gardening Mrs. Jobes is ‘a member of Mrs. Jobes’ own garden inter- around 1940 “when we moved Neophyte Garden Club. Like all | est, like daughter Jane's, runs out here where we have some garden clubbers -who assume | to flowers. “all kinds, no spe- room”—that's at 4265 Knollton official responsibilities she will | cial pets. though I'd say roses Road. Husband and father, Dr. _now have to give up part of her were if mine hadn't just taken Jobes, “is interested but doesn’t ctive gardening interest to such .a terrific beating.” have much time, n carry on her official Quties,

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WHICH WILL IT BE?—Mrs. James E. Jobes, newly elected director of the Central-West District, Indiana Garden Club, now must divide her time between official duties and home garder chores.

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