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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
6
The report records Professor Heiman speaking at a luncheon, discussing two types of processes and their applications. The fragment notes a moment of intense emotion and references technical terms, suggesting a discussion of method and theory.
The Liberty League will welcome its new members Monday at four o'clock in the College Sartor. Dean Gildersleeve, Miss Wayman, Professor Riley, Mrs Seals, Miss Coman, Miss Weeks, and Mrs Herr are among invited guests to discuss plans for the coming year. Marie Smith and Ruth Willcockson will pour.
Professor Heiman argues against automatic labor reabsorption via capital and planning. He contrasts Communism and Fascism, saying planning must be widely accessible and balanced with true spiritual values. He warns socialism must revise its program to a true liberty plan. Heiman calls for unitary control, security, and freedom within planning.
A chorus of sports figures from Gene Sarazen to Mel Ort and Olympic divers Georgia Coleman claim Camels are so mild they don’t affect wind or nerves. They report smoking freely without upsetting condition, wind, or nerves, asserting Camel’s mild tobaccos support steady performance.
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