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St. Swithin's Day          196th day - 169 days to come
St. Swithin's Day          196th day - 169 days to come
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Rcd. the following photocopies together with a note from Herb
Rcd. the following photocopies together with a note from <u>Herb
Siegel:- THE GAME OF PANIC, THE GAME OF RADIO, WORTHWILE,
Siegel</u>:- <u>THE GAME OF PANIC</u>, <u>THE GAME OF RADIO</u>, <u>WORTHWILE</u>,
GAME OF SPECULATION, DERBY DAY, THE GAME OF ZUM,
<u>GAME OF SPECULATION</u>, <u>DERBY DAY</u>, <u>THE GAME OF ZUM</u>,
CAMOUFLAGE, ALLEGRANDO, MUSICAL DOMINOES, CATS AND MICE,
<u>CAMOUFLAGE</u>, <u>ALLEGRANDO</u>, <u>MUSICAL DOMINOES</u>, <u>CATS AND MICE</u>,
GANTLOPE, LOST DIAMOND, OORLOG, THE GAME OF POLITICS,
<u>GANTLOPE</u>, <u>LOST DIAMOND</u>, <u>OORLOG</u>, <u>THE GAME OF POLITICS</u>,
TRIX (2 copies).
<u>TRIX</u> (2 copies).


Rcd. a letter from Mary Lou Thomas of Pantheon. Since they  
Rcd. a letter from <u>Mary Lou Thomas</u> of Pantheon. Since they  
just signed a contract for a hardcover reprint of AGOG
just signed a contract for a hardcover reprint of <u>AGOG</u>
they cannot return rights to me.<br>
they cannot return rights to me.<br>
Called Fabio but he was tied up. Spoke to Fay Hertog and she is  
Called <u>Fabio</u> but he was tied up. Spoke to <u>Fay Hertog</u> and she is  
sure that the contract isn't valid until I sign a release.
sure that the contract isn't valid until I sign a release.


Rcd. an invoice [crossout] from Molded Products that they were sending  
Rcd. an invoice [crossout] from Molded Products that they were sending  
me a copy of TIC TAC THREE.
me a copy of <u>TIC TAC THREE</u>.


To Harvey Gardner of Gold Medal Books. Brought him a copy of  
To <u>Harvey Gardner</u> of Gold Medal Books. Brought him a copy of  
AGOG. He looked through it and we discussed it. He said that if  
<u>AGOG</u>. He looked through it and we discussed it. He said that if  
it was up to him it would be definite, but there are others that  
it was up to him it would be definite, but there are others that  
have to agree.<br>
have to agree.<br>
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I'd have to rewrite it. Also that at 75¢ or 95¢ (the price range
I'd have to rewrite it. Also that at 75¢ or 95¢ (the price range
he mentioned) some buyers might buy succeeding editions.<br>
he mentioned) some buyers might buy succeeding editions.<br>
Mentioned Castle Books and brought up Fabio's suggestion
Mentioned Castle Books and brought up <u>Fabio<'/u>s suggestion
that both a handcover and a paperback could be out at the same  
that both a handcover and a paperback could be out at the same  
time. He didn't see any objection but it is not only up to him.
time. He didn't see any objection but it is not only up to him.
Told him about the 20 day period for giving Pantheon an answer
Told him about the 20 day period for giving Pantheon an answer
and he said he'd give me one by the end of the month.
and he said he'd give me one by the end of the month.
He asked me if I did puzzles. Yes. He'd be interested in a book on
puzzles, and possibly solitaires - when I mentioned them.
To Brentano's. MEM was $7.00 plus tax. Hesitated, but finally
bought it for Don Laycock.<br>
Saw a game MOTHER IN LAW. Only the outside of the box. Said it
was a game of luck and skill. Manufacterer:<br>
[bracket] Mecham &amp; Morley, Inc.<br>
Mentor, Ohio 44060<br>
Saw the game SHOTZEE. On the outside there was a synopsis of
the rules. Looked at them shortly since there was an address only
a block away. Went there and spoke to James Schisgall. He
doesn't have any games on hand and doesn't want to send me
one. Told me to buy one at Brentano's ($3) and send him
the bill. He doesn't know who it was who promised to send him
the bill. He doesn't know who it was who promised to send me
games. (I didn't go back to Brentano's, since altho I'm sure
Schisgall had good intentions, he could easily forget to reimburse
me.)<br>
From what I remember of the rules: There are pads with
spaces for 34 (I think) numbers to be written in. Each
player has his own sheet. Numbers are filled in in turn as
each player throws from 2 to 4 dice and writes in the <Br>
(cont. on 7/14)