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Wald wanted
Wald wanted me to try the <u>HIGH DECK PUZZLE</u> (see 7/10/69).  <br>
I couldn't do the puzzle shown. Neither could he while I was there.  <br>
Bet him 25 [cents] that he couldn't solve it.
 
[Diagram of a 4 x 8 grid. The letters K,S,F,C,M.K,S,L,L,V,P, and C are scattered throughout the grid.]
 
They mentioned that they had made  <br>
<u>BORDERLINE</u> into a good equipment game.  <br>
But they didn't have it available.
 
Rcd. a check for $200 from ''<u>BOOK WORLD</u>''. Deposited it in  <br>
Chemical Bank.
 
Rcd. a Season's Greetings card from <u>Jerry D'Arcey</u>. He is still  <br>
waiting for word on <u>FRANCHISE</u> and <u>SKULLDUGGERY</u>.
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(cont. from 12/2)  [12/2]
 
There is a deck of cards with 5 of each currency (wooden  <br>
nickles?). In each round a player places 5 coins in any  <br>
order he wishes before him. Then 5 cards are dealt in a  <br>
row. A player collects for matching a coin or coins turned  <br>
up, more if in same location. Unmatched coins go to apot  <br>
which is won periodically (how?). (Rough idea.) (Don't  <br>
remember whether Bob took it or not.)  <br>
He told us that he has a connection with a retailer who  <br>
orders 12,000 each of games made to retail for $1.00. Of the  <br>
first batch of about 12 submitted the retailer took abt. 7.  <br>
Bob would like to get together another 12 to show him. He  <br>
will pay royalties on these, and he may be able to make  <br>
further sales for premiums, etc. He is not allowed, by his  <br>
agreement to sell any other for retail sales.  <br>
He is interested in more card games which lend  <br>
themselves to illustrations such as <u>MOVIE STARS</u> and the  <br>
one on "Classic Cars".  <br>
He brought a copy of <u>MOVIE MOGULS</u> for me and <u>MOVIE STARS</u>  <br>
for me and Felicia.  <br>
He drove Felicia home then dropped me off. He asked me to  <br>
(cont. on 11/26)