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SAW BERNIE NEWMAN: - He likes <u>CARRÉ</u> and will probably publish it. Not sure if he'll go ahead with <u>FOCUS.</u>
THURSDAY  5  DECEMBER
To Goldsmith Bros., Spiegel's, Digby's, Newman's, Korvette (Bklyn.) & A & S. Saw: -
1963  339th day - 26 days to come
<u>INDIANAPOLIS</u> (German import) - Active game for two. Each player controls a <s>running</s> runway with <s>marbles</s> steel balls in it. There are two places where the runways cross & players can try try to steel opponent's balls at these crossings. (Rough idea.)
 
<u>UPS 'N DOWNS</u> (KUZAN) - An inclined plane with seven tracks for "jumping beans" to race down.
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<u>ASTRO-LAUNCH</u> - Pachisi type game with elaborate chance determining device.
SAW BERNIE NEWMAN: - He likes <u>CARRÉ</u> and will  
<u>TIME MACHINE</u> - Path game to reach end picking up a certain number of "event cards" on the way. Another elaborate chance determining device.
probably publish it. Not sure if he'll go ahead  
To 42nd St. library. Looking at <u>"Games & Toys"</u> the British equivelent of "Playthings". Saw June 1960 thru April 1963.
with <u>FOCUS</u>.
 
To Goldsmith Bros., Spiegel's, Digby's, Newman's,  
Korvette (Bklyn.) & A & S. Saw: -
 
*<u>INDIANAPOLIS</u> (German import) - Active game for two. Each player controls a <s>running</s> runway with <s>marbles</s> steel balls in it. There are two places where the runways cross & players can try try to steel opponent's balls at these crossings. (Rough idea.)
*<u>UPS 'N DOWNS</u> (KUZAN) - An inclined plane with seven tracks for "jumping beans" to race down.
*<u>ASTRO-LAUNCH</u> - Pachisi type game with elaborate chance determining device.
*<u>TIME MACHINE</u> - Path game to reach end picking up a certain number of "event cards" on the way. Another elaborate chance determining device.
 
To 42nd St. library. Looking at <u>"Games & Toys"</u>  
the British equivelent of "Playthings". Saw June 1960  
thru April 1963.