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11/12
11/11
11/10
13 TUESDAY * NOVEMBER 1973
317TH DAY * 48 DAYS TO COME


Call from Felicia. Yesterday she tried all day to contact the people at Kohner at 200 Fifth that Stubbman had mentioned. Finally when she told the secretary to forget about it till next week she got interested. Mr. Frankel will be at the factory on Tuesday (today) but will get back to Felicia tomorrow, and will arrange for seeing POP-SHAPE-AND SHATTER and ECLIPSE.
I suggested that if we struck out at Kohner with POP-SHAPE-AND SHATTER we should send it to Bob Johnson again as SHAPE AND SHATTER, since it is so much improved. She snapped that things are all up in the air at Hallmark and she wouldn't send it to them before asking. I said by all means do that. There is a new man at Hallmark, but Bob Johnson said it wouldn't affect him.
She has asked Bob twice to check on THE 31ST HEX and PUSHOVER.
I told Felicia that Bob Gellman had said that he rcd. a good reorder from F.A.O. Schwarz for HOLIDAY and PATTON, which cheered her up.

Call from {Jerry Mayfield
{A77 Long Lines
{100 South 19th
{Omaha, Nebraska 68102
{[Telephone number]

He heard of me, before he left for N.Y., at S.P.I. He is setting up some kind of meeting of people at ATT who deal with the public. He was interested in a game simulations game that he could use it the meeting. I told him about THE GUIDE TO SIMULATIONS/GAMES FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING and he'll get a copy. When he asked about commercial games I told him that I had done EXECUTIVE DECISION. Later he asked if I could do the game specially from for him. Yes - $20 an hour. I may hear from him. In case I come across anything I can call him collect.

In my talk with Felicia, Dick Harris' visit to see 3D BOXES came up. It may be as early as next week. Since BB was going to N.Y. I arranged for her to pick up the models of 3D BOXES and PROFIT. The latter was turned out to be a rough set, not the one I originally sent to 3M.

Put contact on the cardboard POP-SHAPE-AND SHATTER pcs. [pieces]

Rcd. [received] copies of all of Roger Verhulst's CHICAGO TRIBUNE columns, together with a letter thinking me for having people send him games. The games covered are:
(cont. on 11/12)