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14 MONDAY - MAY 1973<br>
14 MONDAY - MAY 1973<br>
134TH DAY - 231 DAYS TO COME<br>
134TH DAY - 231 DAYS TO COME
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Called <u>Bob Champer</u> to tell him that 8 pages of historical<br>
Called <u>Bob Champer</u> to tell him that 8 pages of historical
material is needed for <u>PATTON</u>. Together with some illus-<br>
material is needed for <u>PATTON</u>. Together with some
trations he thinks he has enough. He'll try drawing the illus-<br>
illustrations he thinks he has enough. He'll try drawing the
trations for reproduction. If he doesn't make them good enough<br>
illustrations for reproduction. If he doesn't make them good enough
I'll draw them. He'll call me next Friday to keep in touch.<br>
I'll draw them. He'll call me next Friday to keep in touch.
Called <u>Bob Gellman</u> with the idea of talking about the <u>PATTON</u><br>
 
contract, to have the money sent to Felicia instead of to<br>
Called <u>Bob Gellman</u> with the idea of talking about the <u>PATTON</u>
me. Out of town this week.<br>
contract, to have the money sent to Felicia instead of to
Called <u>Martin Gardner</u> He was just about to send me a<br>
me. Out of town this week.
postcard about a game <u>WEDDING BELLS</u> he saw it at an<br>
 
antique show, The man wanted $14 dollars for it but<br>
Called <u>Martin Gardner</u> He was just about to send me a
Martin thinks I can get it for around $10. Also the<br>
postcard about a game <u>WEDDING BELLS</u> he saw it at an
fellow said he had more games at his office. Took his<br>
antique show. The man wanted $14 dollars for it but
Martin thinks I can get it for around $10. Also the
fellow said he had more games at his office. Took his
address: {Whiting Antiques<br>
address: {Whiting Antiques<br>
25 Fernwood Drive<br>
25 Fernwood Drive<br>
New City, N.Y. 10956 (914-634-5412)<br>
New City, N.Y. 10956 (914-634-5412)<br>
I'll call him and find out when he is open. The four of<br>
I'll call him and find out when he is open. The four of
us will go there in about 2 weeks, also to other an-<br>
us will go there in about 2 weeks, also to other  
tique places and to eat out.<br>
antique places and to eat out.
Rcd. a call from <u>Philip Shoptaugh</u> (inventor of <u>TAU</u> and <u>IMPASSE</u>).<br>
 
He will be in town for the Stationary Show and would like to<br>
Rcd. [received] a call from <u>Philip Shoptaugh</u> (inventor of <u>TAU</u> and <u>IMPASSE</u>).
get together. I'll meet him at the [illegible strikeout] Four Generations booth<br>
He will be in town for the Stationery Show and would like to
next Monday and arrange for him to visit here.<br>
get together. I'll meet him at the [illegible strikeout] Four Generations booth
Wrote to <u>Tom Atwater</u>. Told him I can come up with a <u>GAME</u>, but I need<br>
next Monday and arrange for him to visit here.
some more input. Maybe we can talk at Stationary Show.<br>
 
Wrote to <u>Stephen L. Sniderman</u>. Apologized about <u>CONTROL</u> and <u>FOOL'S GOLD</u>.<br>
Wrote to <u>Tom Atwater</u>. Told him I can come up with a <u>GAME</u>, but I need
Called Larry Blandin (<u>INTERNATIONAL GAME SHOW</u>) person-to-person, collect.<br>
some more input. Maybe we can talk at Stationery Show.
Not in. Left number for him to call me back.<br>
Wrote to <u>Stephen L. Sniderman</u>. Apologized about <u>CONTROL</u> and <u>FOOL'S GOLD</u>.
Called Whitny Antiques. It is a home-based operation and they are only<br>
 
there evenings and weekends - and it is necessary to make an<br>
Called Larry Blandin (<u>INTERNATIONAL GAME SHOW</u>) person-to-person, collect.
appointment. Asked about <u>WEDDING BELLS</u>. It is by "Walter Hart" and<br>
Not in. Left number for him to call me back.
dated 1902. The only other game they have of possible interest to me<br>
 
is <u>OVER THERE</u>, a World War I game by M.B.<br>
Called Whitny Antiques. It is a home-based operation and they are only
Covered the colors on the sides of the <u>SPECTRUM</u> board with black.<br>
there evenings and weekends - and it is necessary to make an
Also added arrows. Played 4-hand by myself o.k. It is possible<br>
appointment. Asked about <u>WEDDING BELLS</u>. It is by "Walter Hart" and
for a situation to develop near the end of the game where it<br>
dated 1902. The only other game they have of possible interest to me
is to no one's advantage to play a pc. If all players pass the<br>
is <u>OVER THERE</u>, a World War I game by M.B. [Milton Bradley]
game is over and each player takes penalty chips for all re-<br>
 
maining pcs.<br>
Covered the colors on the sides of the <u>SPECTRUM</u> board with black.
Wrote two letters to <u>Lech Pijanowsky</u> (different addresses) telling<br>
Also added arrows. Played 4-hand by myself o.k. It is possible
him of <u>THE PROPAGANDA GAME</u> being returned.<br>
for a situation to develop near the end of the game where it
is to no one's advantage to play a pc. [piece] If all players pass the
game is over and each player takes penalty chips for all
remaining pcs. [pieces]
 
Wrote two letters to <u>Lech Pijanowsky</u> (different addresses) telling
him of <u>THE PROPAGANDA GAME</u> being returned.