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18 TUESDAY * SEPTEMBER 1973
261ST DAY * 104 DAYS TO COME

Rcd. letter from Graeme Levin with carbon of his
letter to Mr. Shapiro concerning AGOG. He suggested that I
call Mr. Shapiro.
Rcd. letter from Earl Perel with two clippings from PENTHOUSE
Magazine. He'd like the clippings back.
One is for "Diplomat Games." Their new one is V.D. A CATCHY GAME
(VICE DICE). Also mentions AROUND THE WORLD IN BED, STRIP TAC TOE,
BUMPS AND GRINDS, OFFICE PARTY, RISQUE, and ADULTERY.
The other is "F", THE GAME FOR LOVERS - by G.E. Promotions.

Called Felicia. She finally heard from Stan Harfenist yesterday.
He'd like to hold 3D BOXES longer, but with the jump in prices
in everything they've had to drop projects and have lost a lot of
holding money. Felicia said that we'd have to have at least $500
to show that they are serious. He said that was impossible. Felicia
said that she had a hunch - that could be completely off - that she
has a company that will take it (Owens - Illinois, which I suggested
to her yesterday as being better bet than M.B.) and wants him to
send it back. He said he would, right away, but if she doesn't place it
by January please to let them have another crack at it.
Later call from Felicia. She decided to try and sell something to
Kohner and wanted to know If I'd like to show my stuff. Why not?
She checked and can get a date to go see Irving Stubman
(the new owner, the Kohners having sold out - I believe) on Oct. 2
I will drive with whatever I want to bring of mine.
The place is in East Patterson. I said that it is perfectly all
right with me if she takes other things. But she said that she
might want to bring one of Dennis' children's things -
that's all. At first the date was set for 10:30 but I had
Felicia change it - to 2:00 PM - so that I could avoid the morning
rush.
Felicia will send me the Kohner catalog (game and puzzle part).
Call from Ira Mothner, who is doing a piece on games for
COSMOPOLITAN. He is a free-lance and is interested in my being
 one too. Made date for him to come here tomorrow at 4.

Looked at the HONORABLE RELATIONS rules I got from Felicia yesterday.
The pieces are made nobility in a feudal society. This
works pretty well. There are some ambiguities I'll have to
write to Burt Huber about.
Looked at the rules for CORNER-THE-MARKET that I also got from
Felicia yesterday - to be returned. Couldn't get it all since
she didn't have the equipment, but it is like MONOPOLY - with
some extra gimmiks.

Incidentally, when Felicia told Irving Stubman's secretary that Sid
Sackson is the country's foremost game inventor, she the secretary
said - "after Irving Stubman."