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29 Saturday • December 1973
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363RD DAY • 2 DAYS TO COME
363RD DAY • 2 DAYS TO COME
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Wrote card-letter to <u>Bob Lauzon</u>; <u>NOST</u> master:
Wrote card-letter to <u>Bob Lauzon</u>; <u>NOST</u> master.<br>


Red. letter and statement from R.G.I. for 1973.  
Red. letter and statement from R.G.I. for 1973. <br>
<u>PATTON</u> - $1,231.27; <u>HOLIDAY</u> - $597.62; total - $1828.89 enclosed.<br>
$962.87 to me; $334.09 to 1-S; $307.82 to <u>Bob Champer</u>; $224.11 <br>
to <u>Ruth Shaller</u>.<br>
Red. a letter from <u>Walter Dykoski</u> saying that he was sending me <br>
the pcs, for <u>CRESCENDO CHESS</u>, Also sent some descriptive material.<br>


<u>PATTON</u> - $1,231.27; <u>HOLIDAY</u> - $597.62; total - $1828.89 enclosed.
Call from dad. The translations that I ran off on 11/27 <br>
of <u>SIROCO</u>, <u>ZIG-ZAG</u> and <u>WIEKSLAG</u> were given to him <br>
on 12/24, as well as the missing parts from <u>SPECTRUM</u>. <br>
He finds the <u>ZIG-ZAG</u> is not Dutch. Checked and discovered <br>
that it was Danish. <br>


$962.87 to me; $334.09 to 1-S; $307.82 to <u>Bob Champer</u>; $224.11 to <u>Ruth Shaller</u>.
Put contact on the back of the cards for <u>THE NAVAL GAME</u>. <br>
(A roll of blue contact that I bought for 75¢ at an ORT bazaar was useless.)<br>
 
Played <u>FOREIGN INTRIGUE</u> with the <u>Richters</u> (I used 28 <br>
of the "spy identity" cards and crossed off the removed ones <br>
from the "spy lists." Made some extra "no assignment" card <br>
by writing over some others - making a total deck of 56 cards.) <br>
It played very well. Decided to allow a player at any time <br>
to throw in as many cards as he wishes and replace them <br>
from the deck, as his complete turn. Decided to score the <br>
game simply by number of spy "envelopes" he has at the <br>
end of the game. Later decided to allow a player, on his <br>
turn, to "challenge" another player even if that player's name <br>
doesn't show. He can't give him an assignment however. A <br>
player may give more than one "challenge" on a turn, but may <br>
not give an assignment in that turn. <br>
Played <s>the</s> <u>THE NAVAL GAME</u> with Al. Pleasant. There are a <br>
few things unclear in the rules.<br>
Showed them <u>HUEMANIA TIC-TAC-TOE</u> and played a very quick <br>
game with Al.<br>
Asked Al about the availability of "circuit boards." He said kits <br>
can be purchased at Radio Shack or other similar places for <br>
etching your own circuits. Another type uses tape to make the <br>
circuit.