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but it didn't seem that the board would reproduce in black and
but it didn't seem that the board would reproduce in black and
white, and it was complicated, so left it for another time.
white, and it was complicated, so left it for another time.
<br>To S.P.I. <u>Howie Barasch</u> saw the TV ad for Ideal's <u>TANK COMMAND</u>
and was surprised that they are advertising it for an adult audi-
ence. He wonders if they made any surveys of the war game poten-
tial, and if he could get it from them. Told him that Ideal is
usually very secretive. We both felt that ads like that would
help S.P.I. when potential war gamers saw how childish that
Ideal game is.
<br>Made repros of the material for <u>CARD CHES</u> and <u>ENERGY CRISIS GAME</u>.
Spoke to <u>Jim Dunnigan</u>. He was interested in sales of <u>PATTON</u> and
<u>MACARTHUR</u>. Told him about 10,000 for former and less for latter.
<br>The N.Y. area rep who handles A.H. is going to drop them and
take S.P.I. - <s>his suggestion</s> he approached S.P.I. Jim will
put about a dozen games in bookshelf boxes - and with mounted
boards - for this operation.