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Wednesday 28 October 1964 Sts. Simon and Jude, Apostles 302nd day - 64 days to come

At Klein's bought TANGLE (S&R).

(cont. from 10/29) of a minor or a major rank can count. Which one counts is determined by the play. The first card played sets either minor or major in accordance with whether the card played is a minor or a major. This can be changed if anytime during the play a minor is followed by a matching major, regardless of house. In order to count, however, the two cards thus played must be of the same or higher rank than the first card played. For example: - the first card played is MO setting minors. Sometime during the play a player plays 5 [trapezoid drawn] and the next player plays P [circles in a circle drawn]. The play is now switched to majors. However if the first card is VO and later 5 [trapezoid drawn] followed by P [circles in a circle drawn] are played there is no switch. There can be more than one switch during the play, the last switch setting the level. The winning hands in order are: -

  1. Full house.
  2. Straight flush (4 card)
  3. Four of a kind
  4. Straight (4 card)
  5. 2 pairs
  6. 3 of a kind
  7. Pair
  8. High card

(How about 3 card flush, straight, etc.??)

At 2 stores saw ALLEGIANCE (Rally Round Co.). This is CANASTA played with a special deck which has provisions of the constitution on each card. After playing a regular hand a player can increase his score if he can arrange the provisions in his "canasta" in proper order. (Rough idea.)

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English Wednesday 28 October 1964
Sts. Simon and Jude, Apostles 302nd day - 64 days to come


At Klein's bought TANGLE (S&R).


(cont. from 10/29)
of a minor or a major rank can count. Which one
counts is determined by the play.
The first card played sets either minor or major
in accordance with whether the card played is a
minor or a major. This can be changed if anytime
during the play a minor is followed by a matching
major, regardless of house. In order to count, however,
the two cards thus played must be of the same or
higher rank than the first card played.
For example: - the first card played is MO setting
minors. Sometime during the play a player plays
5 [trapezoid drawn] and the next player plays P [circles in a circle drawn]. The play is now
switched to majors. However if the first card is VO
and later 5 [trapezoid drawn] followed by P [circles in a circle drawn] are played there is no
switch.
There can be more than one switch during the
play, the last switch setting the level.
The winning hands in order are: -

Full house.
Straight flush (4 card)
Four of a kind
Straight (4 card)
2 pairs
3 of a kind
Pair
High card
(How about 3 card flush, straight, etc.??)
At 2 stores saw ALLEGIANCE (Rally Round Co.).
This is CANASTA played with a special deck which
has provisions of the constitution on each card.
After playing a regular hand a player can increase
his score if he can arrange the provisions in his
"canasta" in proper order. (Rough idea.)