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Filled Phil in on <u>NO WAY</u> and he liked it.
Filled Phil in on <u>NO WAY</u> and he liked it.


<u>Stanley Chess</u> called while I was out.
<u>Stanley Chess</u> called while I was out. He was supposed to call  <br>
back, but didn't. He is an <u>AGOG</u> reader who wrote to me.
 
Filled in the numbers on the <u>NO WAY</u> diagram and BB got  <br>
15 repros at Boston Road. Playing around with it. Then  <br>
showed it to <u>Phil Laurence</u> and Elaine. Both came up with  <br>
impossible set ups - using 6 forbidden combinations and  <br>
not allowing a number to be revisited.
 
[Started 9/30]
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(cont. from 10/4)  [10/6]
 
neurosis cards themselves to settle with. (A lot of the  <br>
ideas were mine.)  <br>
Showed <u>NEWTOWN</u>, telling Wexler that I had ideas for  <br>
changing the values of the buildings and probably eliminating  <br>
the churches for stores. He told me not to bother. His  <br>
real estate <u>GAME</u> is something like <u>MONOPOLY</u> so  <br>
would conflict. He has also done a word <u>GAME</u> and  <br>
an abstract <u>GAME</u> based on color and design.  <br>
He said that his games were O.K. but not outstanding. Of  <br>
the ones we gave him he thinks that Claude's  <br>
auction <u>GAME</u>, the Amberstone's <u>THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD</u>  <br>
(<u>COURIER</u>), and my <u>HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME</u> are  <br>
outstanding.  <br>
He said that the <u>NEWTOWN</u> idea would make a good  <br>
game for young children. I mentioned <u>BAZAAR</u> and  <br>
he said it was one of his favorite games.  <br>
I told him that in <u>FUN CITY</u> the "Power Index" should  <br>
be in the center of the board. He realized this.  <br>
I mentioned that his <u>BLACK AND BLUE</u> was in the  <br>
childcraft catalog. When Claude and I walked to the one  <br>
near Alexander's we met Wexler on the way. The new  <br>
games aren't in yet.  <br>
(cont. on -11)
 
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