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MARCH 1975 - TUESDAY 4
63RD DAY - 302 DAYS TO COME

Rcd. a 1099 form and also one fro for N.Y. State from Hallmark - for 1974. $3,302.24 (which checked o.k.)

Doing some catch up work on game diary.

Rcd. a typewritten copy of my manuscript for THE ART OF GAMES together with a note from Jane Feder that she'd like my comments "soonest."

Rcd. a package with a new version of INTERSECTION using the board from the deluxe TRIPPPLES and the backs of 36 wood tiles with from the game with colored circles in the following amounts: Brown - 4, Green - 6, Pink - 7, Blue - 9, Orange - 10. Also 4 arrows using the plastic pcs. from BARRIER and pasted paper. Also a standing card with a scoring table, up to ten of a color worth 55.

There was a letter from Ed Schifman asking for my comments, but making no promises.

Call from Patricia Peh Pelham Burn. (see 7/11/73). Invited us for supper on 3/13. Their address: [drawn bracket] Henry Pelham Burn
[drawn bracket] 218 E. 74th St. (2R)
[drawn bracket] 861-5165

Call from Phil Orbanes. He has a deal with Amway that they will buy a set of games from him using the plastic REALM board - with modifications as req'd. They want 6 games to be played on it and he has some definite specifications. He doesn't have the time to do the games and will pay me a flat fee to devise them - GAMEs. I'll go there soon to discuss them.

Rcd. my envelope back from Gerald Schott with a copy of his magazine SPEARHEAD (Vol. 1, #1). Has a rather flattering review of PATTON, with a mention of MACARTHUR. Some rule clarifications for MOSCOW CAMPAIGN. Review of PANZER LEADER. (Filed in Misc. Mags. compartment.)

(cont. from 3/5) [3/6]

yet, but he's sure he'll get to it.

I don't have to have the game rules typed or the final diagrams. He'll take care of these with his secretary and Al Zygier.

Played 500 RUMMY with dad & Ilka.

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