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'''5 WEDNESDAY - JULY 1972'''  <br>
'''5 WEDNESDAY - JULY 1972'''  <br>
187TH DAY - 179 DAYS TO COME
187TH DAY - 179 DAYS TO COME
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but he was out of the office. Supposed to call back but  <br>
but he was out of the office. Supposed to call back but  <br>
didn't and I called again late in the afternoon. Secretary  <br>
didn't and I called again late in the afternoon. Secretary  <br>
said he's call me tomorrow morning. Told her I was leaving at 10.
said he'd call me tomorrow morning. Told her I was leaving at 10.


Called <u>Bob Gellman</u> and finally got him in. Told him of the  <br>
Called <u>Bob Gellman</u> and finally got him in. Told him of the  <br>
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him sometime and play the game together. He liked the idea.  <br>
him sometime and play the game together. He liked the idea.  <br>
I brought up the cards for <u>WHEELS</u> and he'll check with  <br>
I brought up the cards for <u>WHEELS</u> and he'll check with  <br>
Schneider about getting me the info on the cards.  <br>]
Schneider about getting me the info on the cards.  <br>
<u>HOLIDAY</u> will be in the Brentano's catalog (<u>Henry Levy</u>  <br>
<u>HOLIDAY</u> will be in the Brentano's catalog (<u>Henry Levy</u>  <br>
had been intending to put it in <u>COOKS TOURS</u> but Gellman  <br>
had been intending to put it in <u>COOKS TOURS</u> but Gellman  <br>
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Called <u>Martin Gardner</u> about <u>ARROW LIFE</u>. He was interested  <br>
Called <u>Martin Gardner</u> about <u>ARROW LIFE</u>. He was interested  <br>
in it, but
in it, but probably won't be doing another column on the  <br>
subject of <u>LIFE</u> for some time since he already did two.  <br>
He'll send a copy to the publisher of ''<u>LIFELINE</u>'' magazine.  <br>
Martin happened to mention that he had just sent in a column  <br>
on cube dissection puzzles other than <u>SOMA</u>, including  <br>
one, called <u>THE DIABOLICAL CUBE</u>, which he found in an  <br>
old puzzle book. It has 6 pieces - a 2 cube, 3 cube, 4 cube, 5 cube,  <br>6 cube, and 7 cube. <u>Conway</u>, who was visiting Martin went thru  <br>
the possibilities in about 10 minutes and discovered that  <br>
there were only a few (I don't remember how many) solutions. <br>
I mentioned <u>Jerry D'Arcey</u>'s <u>IMPUZZABLES</u>, and he would  <br>
like to mention them. Told him that I'd get a set for  <br>
him and then we'll get together and he'll see them and  <br>
<u>ARROW LIFE</u>. He is not sure that he will be able to add them  <br>
to the already prepared column, but if he can't he will be able  <br>
in the next month.  <br>
Called Padilla, Sarjeant, Sullivan, & Speer. <u>Tom Nelson</u> is now working  <br>
in Minneapolis. Also they no longer handle Lakeside.
 
Called <u>Eve Auchincloss</u> at ''<u>WASHINGTON POST</u>'' office. Not in.  <br>
Supposed to call back but didn't.
 
<u>Claude</u> called. He is working on a game to show Friday that he  <br>
calls <u>INSTANT DIPLOMA</u>. Players get various "licenses" to steal,  <br>
(cont. on 7/4)