Spencer Heath Archive

Item 1340

Carbon of letter to Dr. S. A. Schneidman, 207-12 Jamaica Avenue, Bellaire, Long Island, NY

January 24, 1941

 

 

Dear Doctor Schneidman:

Thanks for yours of the 22nd. Sorry I did not tell you about my car being recovered the next day; very little damage.

 Have found my original notes on “Why Land Value Should Not Be Taxed,” so I can restore it if a copy does not show up.

 Regarding some get-togethers, let me suggest either January 30th, 31st or February 3rd or 4th.

 You may be interested to know that I sent a rather long letter to Mr. Beckwith recently. I forgot to ask him not to publish it. I am sorry I forgot this because he, of course, would not publish it without attacking it, and thus taking a position from which he would not very willingly recede or be easily dislodged. Mr. Kendal writes me that Mr. Beckwith published my letter in his Forum, but gives me no details as to Mr. Beckwith’s comments on it.

 I expect to arrive in New York on the 29th, in time for an 11:30 luncheon date which I have with Dr. Edwin H. Spengler at Brooklyn College. I will telephone to you on that date to find out what arrangements you have made. I expect to stay at the Woodstock, as usual.

 With many best wishes, and looking forward to the pleasure of seeing you both, I am,

Sincerely yours,

 

 Spencer Heath

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