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still do another set later in the year and he'll still turn to
still do another set later in the year and he'll still turn to
us even if we deal with 3M.<br>
us even if we deal with 3M.<br>
He got a very long call from <u>Carl Eisenberg</u>. Carl says that even<br>
He got a very long call from <u>Carl Eisenberg</u>. Carl says that even
tho he is now in the Bronx working directly for National<br>
tho he is now in the Bronx working directly for National
Paragon, he'll still have a lot of say on the games and puzzles.<br>
Paragon, he'll still have a lot of say on the games and puzzles.<br>
I asked how I should make out the 10% check on me<br>
I asked how I should make out the 10% check on me
royalties. To I-Q.<br>
royalties. To I-Q.<br>
He told me about the game project that <u>David Isby</u> and<br>
He told me about the game project that <u>David Isby</u> and
<u>Al Zygler</u> are involved in, with Phil - through "Gamut" -<br>
<u>Al Zygler</u> are involved in, with Phil - through "Gamut" -
serving as a consultant. They call themselves "Rand Games"<br>
serving as a consultant. They call themselves "Rand Games"
and plan to put out 9 simulation games in a year. Sales will<br>
and plan to put out 9 simulation games in a year. Sales will
be by subscription only ($17.76 a year). A slip case will<br>
be by subscription only ($17.76 a year). A slip case will
be included to hold the 9 games with drawers for keeping<br>
be included to hold the 9 games with drawers for keeping
the equipment. The first game is <u>LEE VS, MEADE</u>.<br>
the equipment. The first game is <u>LEE VS, MEADE</u>.


Working on a new set of assignment cards for <u>FOREIGN INTRIGUE</u>.<br>
Working on a new set of assignment cards for <u>FOREIGN INTRIGUE</u>.


Played <u>THE BRAIN GAME</u> with the <u>Saperstein</u>s.<br>
Played <u>THE BRAIN GAME</u> with the <u>Saperstein</u>s.


<u>POST</u> had following small piece:- From <u>THE GAMES THE INDIANS PLAYED</u><br>
<u>POST</u> had following small piece:- From <u>THE GAMES THE INDIANS PLAYED</u>
by Sigmund A. Lavine (Dodd, Mead, $4.25). Because of their sup-<br>
by Sigmund A. Lavine (Dodd, Mead, $4.25). Because of their
posed divine origin, games were played originally by the Indians<br>
supposed divine origin, games were played originally by the Indians
only to bring rain, insure rich harvests, cure illness, expel evil<br>
only to bring rain, insure rich harvests, cure illness, expel evil
spirits, or to give pleasure to the gods.<br>
spirits, or to give pleasure to the gods.
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(cont. from 2/17) [2/17]<br>
(cont. from 2/17) [2/17]<br>