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<u>Phil Orbanes</u> called. He developed something for Hoi-Poloi which  | |||
they want to call <u>ORBIT</u>. I told him about Parker's and   | |||
Arrco's use of the name. Their lawyers found Parker's appli-  | |||
cation and an objection. He asked, as possible alternates  | |||
if they can't use <u>ORBIT</u>, about <u>REVOLVER</u>, <u>REVOLUTION</u>, and  | |||
<u>WHIRL</u>. These are O.K. as far as I know.  | |||
He is going to have Bob Hallowell call me next Tuesday  | |||
when Bob visits him and set up a date to see  | |||
<u>MANHATTAN MADNESS</u>. Bob is interested in doing something of  his.  | |||
He also [crossed out] reminded me to contact <u>Carl Eisenberg</u> for   | |||
him to come here. I said that I didn't have much finished  | |||
things around, but we agreed that I could discuss ideas  | |||
with Carl.  | |||
He asked me about <u>TROMINO GO</u>, thinking it would be  | |||
a good thing for Hoi-Poloi to put out in wood. Told him that  | |||
it had just been signed up with X. Told him that I could  | |||
come up with other strategy games using small pieces. They  | |||
can be colored or printed he said.  | |||
He is going to arrange a date with <u>John Anderson</u> towards the  | |||
end of June to play <u>KING HAMLET</u>. He suggested discussing  | |||
our plans then. I thought that wouldn't be fair to John &  | |||
that we should get together ourselves. He agreed.  | |||
<u>Dale</u> played BROADSIDE with Mark.  | |||
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(cont. from 5/29) [5/27]  | |||
<u>X-CHANGE-WORD</u>. She really like the latter. // Bought her sandwich.  | |||
To Skunk Works. Spoke to <u>Red</u> a short while. Got <u>FANTOCCINI</u>  | |||
and <u>LUFTWAFFE</u>. Red said that the end of June is O.K. for  | |||
my next column.   | |||
Rcd. a letter from <u>Arlan Tietel</u> confirming our talk on 5/20.  | |||
Rcd. a letter from { <u>Robert Braunwart III</u>, [address], Seattle, Washington 98105  | |||
He is working on a book of "Configurational Games" (no pub-  | |||
lisher as of yet) and would like permission to use 6 games  | |||
from <u>''AGOG''</u>: <u>SUIT YOURSELF</u>, <u>SOLITAIRE DICE</u>, <u>PLANK</u>, <u>NETWORK</u>,  | |||
<u>CUTTING CORNERS</u>, and <u>LAST WORD</u>.  | |||
Rcd. a spring-summer catalog from F.A.O. Schwartz. Contains  | |||
<u>PENTAGON</u>, <u>MASTERPIECE</u>, <u>AD-LIB</u>, <u>COMPUTAMATIC BASEBALL</u>,  | |||
<u>WILD LIFE</u>, <u>BOUNDARY</u>, <u>I PREDICT</u>, <u>PHILOSOPHER'S KNOT</u>,  | |||
<u>PGA TOURNAMENT GOLF</u>, <u>SMOG</u>, <u>DIRTY WATER</u>, <u>BRIDGETTE</u>.   | |||
(Book discarded. Pages with <u>I PREDICT</u>, <u>PHILOSOPHER'S KNOT</u>,   | |||
and <u>PGA TOURNAMENT GOLF</u> put in 1971 Ad Clips Folder.)  | |||
To <u>Al & Adela Richter</u>. Looked at <u>Stephen Barr</u>'s book  | |||
<u>''A MISCELLANY OF PUZZLES, MATHEMATICAL AND OTHERWISE''</u>. It did not  | |||
seem to be interesting to me.  | |||
(cont. on 5/31)  | |||