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the <u>MONEYSWORTH</u> with the games article, including  <br>
the <u>MONEYSWORTH</u> with the games article, including  <br>
<u>ACQUIRE</u> and <u>STOCKS AND BONDS</u>.  <br>
<u>ACQUIRE</u> and <u>STOCKS AND BONDS</u>.  <br>
Asked Jack if he had an extra copy of <u>VENTURE</u>. He didn't  <br>
have any but said he would order some.  <br>
<u>SLEUTH</u> will definitely be in the Jan '72 issue of ''<u>ESQUIRE</u>.  <br>
I will check with him towards the end of Dec. to find out where  <br>
<u>else</u> my games are featured.  <br>
Told Jack that <u>EXECUTIVE DECISION</u> and <u>MR. PRESIDENT</u> are in  <br>
F.A.O. Schwartz catalog.
To Random House and meeting with <u>Fabia</u>. He reproduced my  <br>
letter from <u>Colin Haycraft</u> of Gerald Duckworth and had it  <br>
sent to contract dept., together with a note saying that  <br>
it is his understanding the Random House has lost their  <br>
rights to British publication of <u>AGOG</u>. He will contact me  <br>
as soon as he hears anything so that I can write to  <br>
Colin Haycraft.  <br>
We discussed the sale of <u>AGOG</u> and I said that I wasn't  <br>
angry at Random House. He said I should be.  <br>
Talked about my doing a book on children's games. Now he  <br>
specifies 8 to 10 years old. Told him I'd think about it and  <br>
then, after the New Year, contact him with definite proposals.
At Brentano's didn't find <u>Dorothy Shapiro</u> there, but left  <br>
copies of ''<u>S & T</u>'' #26 and #28, together with a note asking  <br>
her to contact me if she wants more.
To Sign of the Dove for the cocktail party for <u>THE GODFATHER GAME</u>.  <br>
Spoke to <u>Dick and Marge Rosen</u> and also to <u>Kirby Upjohn</u> who  <br>
is sort of an office manager. She said that a copy of the  <br>
game was already on the way to me, but to take another  <br>
so that I would be able to have it for my ''<u>BOOK WORLD</u>''  <br>
piece. (I piut aside a wrapped one, but someone swiped  <br>
(cont. on 11/8)