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To [Illegible crossed out]  "Gamut of Games". Showed <u>TOGETHERNESS</u>, <u>TANGLEWORD</u>,<br>
To [Illegible crossed out]  "Gamut of Games". Showed <u>TOGETHERNESS</u>, <u>TANGLEWORD</u>,<br>
and <u>THE WORM TURNS</u> to <u>Phil</u> and Nick. Played the first<br>
and <u>THE WORM TURNS</u> to <u>Phil</u> and Nick. Played the first<br>
with the 3 of us.
with the 3 of us. All were favorably received. Left them<br>
with Phil to show <u>Carl</u>.<br>
Took the two games the Djoli took from <u>Pierre</u> for me:<br>
<u>TILT</u> and <u>ECOPLAY</u> (not <u>ECOPLANY</u>). He had another French<br>
game <u>MACADAM</u> which he bought to show Phil the type of <br>
plastic used for the board. Had Phil run me a set of <br>
the rules and recorded the equip't.<br>
 
To <u>Felicia</u>. Robert Dorman, who has a very important position<br>
with Mobil in charge of personal [personel?], was there with three<br>
training games; three seperate boards, with common equip't.<br>
<u>EXECUTIVE CORRIDORS</u>. Four play. Each one has about 7<br>
different personel [personel?] such as "Sales Manager", "P.R.", <br>
"Personal Manager". Each player in turn draws a "problem"<br>
card and decides which man he will assign the problem to. The<br>
back of the card gives a numerical value to the different<br>
men on how <s>go</s> apt they would be to solve that problem.<br>
This is keyed to sets of cards with different probabilities<br>
of success - from 8 in 10 for the best man to 4 in<br>
10 (I believe) for the worst. When a man solves a problem<br>
he advances one step in his company. If not successful he stays put <br>
and loses a stated sum. Each player must advance all<br>
of his men to a certain level (three steps ahead - I believe)<br>
and once a man has reached this level he cannot<br>
be used again. After all players have all <s>place</u> their<br>
men at this level new problems (or is it only one?) are<br>
drawn from the presidential set. again the proper man<br>
must be chosen, but (I believe) all use the same card.<br>
Larger amounts of money are won or lost. Most money at<br>
end wins. (Fairly complete idea.)<br>
<u>CAREER PATHS</u>. There are 5 paths running around the<br>
board with <s>the inside having</s> each inside one having 4 less<br>
spaces than the next largest. Each player has 5 men. <br>
(cont. on 9/30)