Added un-abbreviated term: X'Mas [Christmas]
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<br>He never worked out the rules of play and suggested that may-
<br>He never worked out the rules of play and suggested that may-
be I'd like to work on it, offering the idea to me. I said that I'd  
be I'd like to work on it, offering the idea to me. I said that I'd  
like to work on it, offering the idea to me. I said that I'd
like to work on it together with him, and he said maybe we'll get
like to work on it together with him, and he said maybe we'll get
together when he gets back from a holiday visit to Tulsa.
together when he gets back from a holiday visit to Tulsa.
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now that X'mas was coming.
now that X'mas [Christmas] was coming.
<br>Looked at <u>SHOPPING</u>
<br>Looked at <u>SHOPPING</u> (© 1973 John Ladell Co., Inc., Canton Miss.)
Each player gets a shopping list and enough "Purchase
cards" to by half of them; each item takes one purchase
card. Players must earn extra purchase cards - by landing
on lucky spaces. The board shows various stores and <s>the</s>
each item can be bought in several stores. If a player
passes the police station (which is also on the board with
various other spaces) without a "meter validation" he suf-
fers some kind of a penalty. (Fairly rough idea.)
<br>Looked at <u>O-SHLEMIEL!</u> It is a regular deck of cards but
each card also has a letter. A number of games are given -
none very original. One - I remember - was a <u>RUMMY</u>
type with sequences of letter and also words allowed as
melds. It was expensive - $5 a deck - and John suggested my getting
a review copy.
<br>{Originals Only
<br>15 W. 44 St.
<br>New York, N.Y. 10036
<br>(cont. on 11/19)