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Created page with "'''27 TUESDAY * NOVEMBER 1973'''<br> 331ST DAY * 34 DAYS TO COME ---- To "Gamut of GAMES". Gave <u>Phil</u> the rules for <u>WILDCAT</u>,<br> <u>INVESTIGATION</u>, <u>EMPIRE</u>, <u>SPECULATE</u> (Phil reminded me of <br> Graeme's <u>SPECULATE</u> but he liked the name to present it to Manny).<br> The games he gave to Manny are <u>THE GREAT RACES</u>, <u>TRIVIA</u>,<br> <u>MISSING LINK</u>, <u>LAND BARON</u>, and <u>HEXOWORD</u> (which he didn't tell me<br> of be..."
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from Intellect Games. Made repros of the info on <u>STOCKBROKER</u>,<br>
from Intellect Games. Made repros of the info on <u>STOCKBROKER</u>,<br>
<u>SPANISH CHATTER</u>, <u>FRENCH CHATTER</u>, and <u>CABBIE</u>.<br>
<u>SPANISH CHATTER</u>, <u>FRENCH CHATTER</u>, and <u>CABBIE</u>.<br>
Also saw a letter from <u>Graeme</u> saying that Spears didn't want<br>
to publish <u>CARTEL</u>, <u>REALM</u>, <u>INFINITY</u>, and <u>MONTAGE</u>. He will try a<br>
smaller company - the one who put out <u>THE SIGMA FILE</u>.<br>
Phil said that 75,000 each of original 5 p & p games were run off, and all will be sold.<br>
At one of those X'Mas stores on 23rd St. bought <u>POKA-TILE</u> (an<br>
1961 Ideal game which I had seen but not bought). Among<br>
other very old items they had Parker's <u>FLAG GAME</u>.<br>
To S.P.I. spoke to <u>Jim Dunnigan</u> and told him about Felicia's suggestion<br>
that <u>Dorothy Shapiro</u> get a subscription to ''<u>S & T</u>''. He'll<br>
send her one. Took copies of ''<u>S & T</u>'' #37, 38, 39, and 40.<br>
Checked with Redmund and two weeks from now is O.K. for my<br>
next column.<br>
Ran off copies of three Dutch game rules to give my father<br>
some work: - <u>SIROCCO</u>, <u>ZIG-ZAG</u>, and <u>WIEKSLAG</u> (later discovered<br>
that there were French rules for this one - but I'll give it to<br>
dad anyway so that he can check his translation).<br>
To Random House. <u>Fabio</u> gave me two copies of a book - <br>
''<u>ALTAIR DESIGN</u>''. This