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Red, a card from <u>Stay Chess</u> and returned one to him.  
21 FRIDAY - DECEMBER 1973  <br>
PILGRIMS LANDED 1620 - ST. THOMAS, APOSTLE - 355TH DAY - 10 DAYS TO COME
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Red. a card from <u>Stan Chess</u> and returned one to him.  
BB had previously sent one to George and Dorothy <u>Bredehorn</u>  
BB had previously sent one to George and Dorothy <u>Bredehorn</u>  
including Stan.
including Stan.
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did this yesterday and the following today.) Went
did this yesterday and the following today.) Went
over the books on the east shelves in the game room - fairly thoroughly - and moved those that haven't been cataloged upstairs.
over the books on the east shelves in the game room - fairly thoroughly - and moved those that haven't been cataloged upstairs.
Dana picked up an 1974 for me at Trooties.
 
Dana picked up an 1974 for me at Trooties. <br>
(Gave it to me as a present.)
(Gave it to me as a present.)
Ordered the bins from Sears (See 12/20).
 
Wrote card to <u>Jim Scully</u>
Ordered the bins from Sears (See 12/20). <br>
 
Wrote card to <u>Jim Scully</u>.  Mentioned <u>PATTON</u>, <u>HOLIDAY</u>,  <br>
<u>THE RIGHT CONNECTIONS</u>, <u>FITTING & PROPER</u>, and <u>ACQUIRE</u>.  <br>
Wrote card to Paul <u>Greenough</u>. mentioned the same five as  <br>
above and also <u>REALM</u>.
 
Call from <u>Phil Kaplan</u> who was here last year with a  <br>
puzzle he called <u>TACTICS</u> (see 8/25/72), which was later <br>
called <u>KING SOLOMON'S DIVERSION</u>. He has a new puzzle he'd  <br>
like to show me. Made date for 12/26 at 8:30. (His telephone <br>
number 787-3849.) (Later learned name - <u>JIGSAW MOSAIC</u>.)
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(cont. from 12/22) [12/22]
 
Also there was the problem of who would do the blocking,  <br>
at the expense of his own game.  <br>
Bob mentioned that he had enjoyed <u>KGB</u> when we played it at  <br>
S.P.I. He had thought that all mystery games had to be variations  <br>
of the <u>CLUE</u> mechanism.  <br>
He'd like to get together again at S.P.I. but I pointed out that  <br>
with all the people around he hadn't wanted to show his  <br>
<u>EPAMINONDAS</u>. He said we could meet at his house --  <br>
{<u>Bob Abbott</u>  <br>
{305 W. 13th St.  <br>
{989-2321  <br>
I mentioned seeing the article from <u>DIVERSION</u> with the mention  <br>
of <u>WHAT'S THAT ON MY HEAD?</u>. So far he has rcd. two orders  <br>
because of it. Actually he had the info included before checking with  <br>
Games Research. They are out of the game - Bob has about 10  <br>
of his own left.  <br>
The German version was put out by "Spielclub". They would  <br>
like to transfer the game (<u>EGGHEAD</u>) to "A.S. Publishers" which is supposed  <br>
to be a large company. Bob's German agent would rather that  <br>
(cont. on 12/20/73)