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Letter to Y.S. Tewathia
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Recipient
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Tewathia, Y.S.
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Date
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1954
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yes
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Formulas or calculations
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no
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NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_020J005
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5171
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Specifiek Magazijn
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CDM5171_NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_020J005.pdf
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Provenance
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Jan Tinbergen
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donation
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Revised transcript
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PROF. DR J. TINBERGEN THE HAGUE, 2 March 1954
Sijzenlaan 41
173 J 88
Mr Y.S. Tewathia,
Saidlajaib,
Nehrauli,
Delhi State,
India
Dear Mr Thewathia,
From your letter of February 19 I understand that you are interested in the possibility to spend some time at the Institute of Social Studies at the Hague. It may be useful therefore to tell you that the selection of candidates this last year was made on the basis of judgments from the Indian universities who proposed their best students. I don't think that it is possible to make a selection here in Holland since we evidently never would succeed in comparing candidates with students that are not applied. It is, however, doubtful whether the same procedure will at all be followed in the near future since the whole system of education on the institute is under discussion. I am not able therefore to tell you very much definite about selection problems but all I can suggest is that you send in a formal application which will then run its usual way.
Please, give my best regards to Mr Nag and accept my best wishes for your own examination.
Yours very sincerely,
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PROP. DR J. TIN3RRGSN
\ \
THB HAGÜS, 2 March 1954
Sijzenlaan k^
Mr y.S. ïewathia,
SaidlajailD,
Nehrauli,
Delhi State,
India
Dear Mr Thewathia,
From your letter of U'ebruary 19 1 undei»stand that you are Interested in the possToility
to spend 3orae time at the Institute of Social
Studies at the Hague. It may hs useful tlierefore
to tell you that the selection of candidates this
last year was made on the basis of judgments
from the Indian universities who proposed their
best students. I don't think that it is possiole
to make a selection here in Holland since we evidently never would succeed in comparing candidates
with students that are not applied. It is, however»
doubtful whether the same procedure will at all
be followed in the near future since the Y\?hol©
system of education on the institute is under
discussion. I am not able therefore to toll
you very much definite about selection problems
but all I can suggest is that you send in a formal
opplication '«hich v/ill then run its usual way.
Please, sive ray best re^Tards to Mr Nag
and accept my best y/ishes for your ovm exarnination.
Yours very sincerely.
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PROP. DR J. TIN3RRGSN
\ \
THB HAGÜS, 2 March 1954
Sijzenlaan k^
Mr y.S. ïewathia,
SaidlajailD,
Nehrauli,
Delhi State,
India
Dear Mr Thewathia,
From your letter of U'ebruary 19 1 undei»stand that you are Interested in the possToility
to spend 3orae time at the Institute of Social
Studies at the Hague. It may hs useful tlierefore
to tell you that the selection of candidates this
last year was made on the basis of judgments
from the Indian universities who proposed their
best students. I don't think that it is possiole
to make a selection here in Holland since we evidently never would succeed in comparing candidates
with students that are not applied. It is, however»
doubtful whether the same procedure will at all
be followed in the near future since the Y\?hol©
system of education on the institute is under
discussion. I am not able therefore to toll
you very much definite about selection problems
but all I can suggest is that you send in a formal
opplication '«hich v/ill then run its usual way.
Please, sive ray best re^Tards to Mr Nag
and accept my best y/ishes for your ovm exarnination.
Yours very sincerely.
4iee^ rio
fa ru
^Bliif^^^reV
.P: ,Y *ÏV^/\
t '
'to ' t e t t e l 'XC/OY mjyi?
:a
X^ïi
,tl
,
1 i^B
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9iii tooit
f.h:
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'Ü
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fit. fc:
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PROP. DR J. TIN3RRGSN
\ \
THB HAGÜS, 2 March 1954
Sijzenlaan k^
Mr y.S. ïewathia,
SaidlajailD,
Nehrauli,
Delhi State,
India
Dear Mr Thewathia,
From your letter of U'ebruary 19 1 undei»stand that you are Interested in the possToility
to spend 3orae time at the Institute of Social
Studies at the Hague. It may hs useful tlierefore
to tell you that the selection of candidates this
last year was made on the basis of judgments
from the Indian universities who proposed their
best students. I don't think that it is possiole
to make a selection here in Holland since we evidently never would succeed in comparing candidates
with students that are not applied. It is, however»
doubtful whether the same procedure will at all
be followed in the near future since the Y\?hol©
system of education on the institute is under
discussion. I am not able therefore to toll
you very much definite about selection problems
but all I can suggest is that you send in a formal
opplication '«hich v/ill then run its usual way.
Please, sive ray best re^Tards to Mr Nag
and accept my best y/ishes for your ovm exarnination.
Yours very sincerely.
4iee^ rio
fa ru
^Bliif^^^reV
.P: ,Y *ÏV^/\
t '
'to ' t e t t e l 'XC/OY mjyi?
:a
X^ïi
,tl
,
1 i^B
a&ïbut8
"'S
oi
, iasL
9iii tooit
f.h:
•
e.; •
•
'Ü
-'tl Y,I
fit. fc:
*19V
r i l l>
l.Buno'i
•1 ad
B ai
..,..,
,.- ; . j . QtlBV&X *8ec!" Y,m s v i j i
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fu-
bas
-
PROP. DR J. TIN3RRGSN
\ \
THB HAGÜS, 2 March 1954
Sijzenlaan k^
Mr y.S. ïewathia,
SaidlajailD,
Nehrauli,
Delhi State,
India
Dear Mr Thewathia,
From your letter of U'ebruary 19 1 undei»stand that you are Interested in the possToility
to spend 3orae time at the Institute of Social
Studies at the Hague. It may hs useful tlierefore
to tell you that the selection of candidates this
last year was made on the basis of judgments
from the Indian universities who proposed their
best students. I don't think that it is possiole
to make a selection here in Holland since we evidently never would succeed in comparing candidates
with students that are not applied. It is, however»
doubtful whether the same procedure will at all
be followed in the near future since the Y\?hol©
system of education on the institute is under
discussion. I am not able therefore to toll
you very much definite about selection problems
but all I can suggest is that you send in a formal
opplication '«hich v/ill then run its usual way.
Please, sive ray best re^Tards to Mr Nag
and accept my best y/ishes for your ovm exarnination.
Yours very sincerely.
4iee^ rio
fa ru
^Bliif^^^reV
.P: ,Y *ÏV^/\
t '
'to ' t e t t e l 'XC/OY mjyi?
:a
X^ïi
,tl
,
1 i^B
a&ïbut8
"'S
oi
, iasL
9iii tooit
f.h:
•
e.; •
•
'Ü
-'tl Y,I
fit. fc:
*19V
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l.Buno'i
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B ai
..,..,
,.- ; . j . QtlBV&X *8ec!" Y,m s v i j i
,©8.?.?'
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fu-
bas
-
PROP. DR J. TIN3RRGSN
\ \
THB HAGÜS, 2 March 1954
Sijzenlaan k^
Mr y.S. ïewathia,
SaidlajailD,
Nehrauli,
Delhi State,
India
Dear Mr Thewathia,
From your letter of U'ebruary 19 1 undei»stand that you are Interested in the possToility
to spend 3orae time at the Institute of Social
Studies at the Hague. It may hs useful tlierefore
to tell you that the selection of candidates this
last year was made on the basis of judgments
from the Indian universities who proposed their
best students. I don't think that it is possiole
to make a selection here in Holland since we evidently never would succeed in comparing candidates
with students that are not applied. It is, however»
doubtful whether the same procedure will at all
be followed in the near future since the Y\?hol©
system of education on the institute is under
discussion. I am not able therefore to toll
you very much definite about selection problems
but all I can suggest is that you send in a formal
opplication '«hich v/ill then run its usual way.
Please, sive ray best re^Tards to Mr Nag
and accept my best y/ishes for your ovm exarnination.
Yours very sincerely.
4iee^ rio
fa ru
^Bliif^^^reV
.P: ,Y *ÏV^/\
t '
'to ' t e t t e l 'XC/OY mjyi?
:a
X^ïi
,tl
,
1 i^B
a&ïbut8
"'S
oi
, iasL
9iii tooit
f.h:
•
e.; •
•
'Ü
-'tl Y,I
fit. fc:
*19V
r i l l>
l.Buno'i
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B ai
..,..,
,.- ; . j . QtlBV&X *8ec!" Y,m s v i j i
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bas
-
PROP. DR J. TIN3RRGSN
\ \
THB HAGÜS, 2 March 1954
Sijzenlaan k^
Mr y.S. ïewathia,
SaidlajailD,
Nehrauli,
Delhi State,
India
Dear Mr Thewathia,
From your letter of U'ebruary 19 1 undei»stand that you are Interested in the possToility
to spend 3orae time at the Institute of Social
Studies at the Hague. It may hs useful tlierefore
to tell you that the selection of candidates this
last year was made on the basis of judgments
from the Indian universities who proposed their
best students. I don't think that it is possiole
to make a selection here in Holland since we evidently never would succeed in comparing candidates
with students that are not applied. It is, however»
doubtful whether the same procedure will at all
be followed in the near future since the Y\?hol©
system of education on the institute is under
discussion. I am not able therefore to toll
you very much definite about selection problems
but all I can suggest is that you send in a formal
opplication '«hich v/ill then run its usual way.
Please, sive ray best re^Tards to Mr Nag
and accept my best y/ishes for your ovm exarnination.
Yours very sincerely.
4iee^ rio
fa ru
^Bliif^^^reV
.P: ,Y *ÏV^/\
t '
'to ' t e t t e l 'XC/OY mjyi?
:a
X^ïi
,tl
,
1 i^B
a&ïbut8
"'S
oi
, iasL
9iii tooit
f.h:
•
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•
'Ü
-'tl Y,I
fit. fc:
*19V
r i l l>
l.Buno'i
•1 ad
B ai
..,..,
,.- ; . j . QtlBV&X *8ec!" Y,m s v i j i
,©8.?.?'
ooe
fu-
bas
