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MONDAY 21 FEBRUARY 1966 52nd day - 313 days to come

Finished packaging CONCENSUS. Started a board for GO AND SEE also preparing money for it. They had ben stamped before & only needed values added.

To I-S @ lunch time. Bill Caruson joined us. Told us that ACQUIRE had been hurt by STOCKS AND BONDS but the re orders have been good. He thinks ACQUIRE is the best game in the line and will be in it as long as they do games. He wanted us to accept a 4% royalty instead of 5%. They will put more money into advertising. We agreed. Bill said that they were redoing the instructions and on ACQUIRE & will send me a copy for my comments. He will also send me a copy of JATI, BREAKTHRthroughU & HIGH BID

To N.Y.G.A meeting at Claude's. Played his DEDUCTION. Good. Jaqueline won one & I won one. Played 7-hand GO AND SEE. Worked good but the bidding was a little slow. Arthur finally ended the game by letting Mary Ellen reach her final sight.

Rcd. a thank you letter from Fred Griffith (Cleveland) for sending him the FOCUS booklet.

Bill Caruson said that they were replacing the cardboard slip cover with a plastic which would not wear out.

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English MONDAY 21 FEBRUARY
1966 52nd day - 313 days to come


Finished packaging CONCENSUS.
Started a board for GO AND SEE also preparing money for it.
They had ben stamped before & only needed values added.
To I-S @ lunch time. Bill Caruson joined us. Told us that ACQUIRE
had been hurt by STOCKS AND BONDS but the re orders have been
good. He thinks ACQUIRE is the best game in the line and will be
in it as long as they do games. He wanted us to accept a 4%
royalty instead of 5%. They will put more money into advertising.
We agreed.
Bill said that they were redoing the instructions and on ACQUIRE &
will send me a copy for my comments.
He will also send me a copy of JATI, BREAKTHRthroughU & HIGH BID
To N.Y.G.A meeting at Claude's. Played his DEDUCTION. Good. Jaqueline
won one & I won one.
Played 7-hand GO AND SEE. Worked good but the bidding was a
little slow. Arthur finally ended the game by letting Mary Ellen
reach her final sight.
Rcd. a thank you letter from Fred Griffith (Cleveland) for sending
him the FOCUS booklet.
Bill Caruson said that they were replacing the cardboard
slip cover with a plastic which would not wear out.