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NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_021T017
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CDM6922_NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_021T017.pdf
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Jan Tinbergen
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Prof. Dr J. Tinbergen
The Hague, 3 May
Central Planning Office of the Netherlands Government, Raamweg 18.
Professor Gerhard Tintner, Department of Economics, Iowa State Colle, Ames, Iowa
Dear Tintner,
I am sorry it took me quite some time after my return to Holland to give you a more final answer to your letter of October 27, 1953, concerning Mr Basmann. I first investigated whether we could offer him a position either in the Netherland Economic Institute or at the Central Planning Bureau, but it appeared that it was impossible.
Our next step has been to inform ourselves about the possibilities for Mr Basmann to come to Holland with a fellowship. It appears that there are two such possibilities, namely:
1. the Dutch Government makes available every year 3 fellowships for students of the United States, among them 2 allowing to spend f 2000 + exemption from university fees. Such a fellowship should be applied for with the Institute of International Education, East 67 Street 1, New York.
2. the other possibility seems to be the Fullbright programme. About this chance information may be got from the Fullbright informant in his own university. The suggestion made to us was that an application should be made for following courses at the Netherlands School of Economics (Rotterdam) combined with practical work at the Central Planning Bureau (the Hague).
Since your judgment of Mr Basmann is very favorable, I have some hope that one of these two ways might lead to the goal.
With best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
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Prof. Dr J. TinTaergen
The Hague, 3 MayCentral Planning Offie©
of the Netherlands
Government, Raaraweg 18,
Professor Gerhard Sintner,
Departifient of Economics,
Iowa State Colle,
Amest lov^a
Dear Tintner,
I ara sorry it took me q.uite some
time after my return to Holland to give you a more
final answer to your letter of October 27, 1953,
concerning Mr Sasraann. I first investigated whether
we could offer him a position either in the Netherland Economic Institute or at the Central Planning
Bureau, but it appeared that it was impossible,
Oiir next step has been to inform
ourselves about the possibilities for Mr Basiaarm to
cane to Holland v/ith a fellowship. It appears that
there are two such possibilities, namely:
1• the Dutch Government makes available every year
3 fellowships for students of the United States,
among them 2 allowing to spend ƒ 2000 + exemption
frcan university fees. Such a fellowship should be
applied for vath the Institute of International
Education, East 6? Street 1, l^ew York,
2, the other possibility seems to be the Pullbright
progranrne. About this chance information may be got
from the Jj\illbright inforsnant in his own university,
R The suggestion made to us was tliat an application
should be made for following courses at the i^^etherlanda
School of Economics (Rotterdam) cutabined with x)ractical
work at the Central PlarinAng Bureau (the Hague).
Since your jt "
t of !,!r Basman
is very favorable, I jiave scsi. ,_.^je that one of
these two ways might lead to the goal,
\Yith best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
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Prof. Dr J. TinTaergen
The Hague, 3 MayCentral Planning Offie©
of the Netherlands
Government, Raaraweg 18,
Professor Gerhard Sintner,
Departifient of Economics,
Iowa State Colle,
Amest lov^a
Dear Tintner,
I ara sorry it took me q.uite some
time after my return to Holland to give you a more
final answer to your letter of October 27, 1953,
concerning Mr Sasraann. I first investigated whether
we could offer him a position either in the Netherland Economic Institute or at the Central Planning
Bureau, but it appeared that it was impossible,
Oiir next step has been to inform
ourselves about the possibilities for Mr Basiaarm to
cane to Holland v/ith a fellowship. It appears that
there are two such possibilities, namely:
1• the Dutch Government makes available every year
3 fellowships for students of the United States,
among them 2 allowing to spend ƒ 2000 + exemption
frcan university fees. Such a fellowship should be
applied for vath the Institute of International
Education, East 6? Street 1, l^ew York,
2, the other possibility seems to be the Pullbright
progranrne. About this chance information may be got
from the Jj\illbright inforsnant in his own university,
R The suggestion made to us was tliat an application
should be made for following courses at the i^^etherlanda
School of Economics (Rotterdam) cutabined with x)ractical
work at the Central PlarinAng Bureau (the Hague).
Since your jt "
t of !,!r Basman
is very favorable, I jiave scsi. ,_.^je that one of
these two ways might lead to the goal,
\Yith best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
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Prof. Dr J. TinTaergen
The Hague, 3 MayCentral Planning Offie©
of the Netherlands
Government, Raaraweg 18,
Professor Gerhard Sintner,
Departifient of Economics,
Iowa State Colle,
Amest lov^a
Dear Tintner,
I ara sorry it took me q.uite some
time after my return to Holland to give you a more
final answer to your letter of October 27, 1953,
concerning Mr Sasraann. I first investigated whether
we could offer him a position either in the Netherland Economic Institute or at the Central Planning
Bureau, but it appeared that it was impossible,
Oiir next step has been to inform
ourselves about the possibilities for Mr Basiaarm to
cane to Holland v/ith a fellowship. It appears that
there are two such possibilities, namely:
1• the Dutch Government makes available every year
3 fellowships for students of the United States,
among them 2 allowing to spend ƒ 2000 + exemption
frcan university fees. Such a fellowship should be
applied for vath the Institute of International
Education, East 6? Street 1, l^ew York,
2, the other possibility seems to be the Pullbright
progranrne. About this chance information may be got
from the Jj\illbright inforsnant in his own university,
R The suggestion made to us was tliat an application
should be made for following courses at the i^^etherlanda
School of Economics (Rotterdam) cutabined with x)ractical
work at the Central PlarinAng Bureau (the Hague).
Since your jt "
t of !,!r Basman
is very favorable, I jiave scsi. ,_.^je that one of
these two ways might lead to the goal,
\Yith best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
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Prof. Dr J. TinTaergen
The Hague, 3 MayCentral Planning Offie©
of the Netherlands
Government, Raaraweg 18,
Professor Gerhard Sintner,
Departifient of Economics,
Iowa State Colle,
Amest lov^a
Dear Tintner,
I ara sorry it took me q.uite some
time after my return to Holland to give you a more
final answer to your letter of October 27, 1953,
concerning Mr Sasraann. I first investigated whether
we could offer him a position either in the Netherland Economic Institute or at the Central Planning
Bureau, but it appeared that it was impossible,
Oiir next step has been to inform
ourselves about the possibilities for Mr Basiaarm to
cane to Holland v/ith a fellowship. It appears that
there are two such possibilities, namely:
1• the Dutch Government makes available every year
3 fellowships for students of the United States,
among them 2 allowing to spend ƒ 2000 + exemption
frcan university fees. Such a fellowship should be
applied for vath the Institute of International
Education, East 6? Street 1, l^ew York,
2, the other possibility seems to be the Pullbright
progranrne. About this chance information may be got
from the Jj\illbright inforsnant in his own university,
R The suggestion made to us was tliat an application
should be made for following courses at the i^^etherlanda
School of Economics (Rotterdam) cutabined with x)ractical
work at the Central PlarinAng Bureau (the Hague).
Since your jt "
t of !,!r Basman
is very favorable, I jiave scsi. ,_.^je that one of
these two ways might lead to the goal,
\Yith best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
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Prof. Dr J. TinTaergen
The Hague, 3 MayCentral Planning Offie©
of the Netherlands
Government, Raaraweg 18,
Professor Gerhard Sintner,
Departifient of Economics,
Iowa State Colle,
Amest lov^a
Dear Tintner,
I ara sorry it took me q.uite some
time after my return to Holland to give you a more
final answer to your letter of October 27, 1953,
concerning Mr Sasraann. I first investigated whether
we could offer him a position either in the Netherland Economic Institute or at the Central Planning
Bureau, but it appeared that it was impossible,
Oiir next step has been to inform
ourselves about the possibilities for Mr Basiaarm to
cane to Holland v/ith a fellowship. It appears that
there are two such possibilities, namely:
1• the Dutch Government makes available every year
3 fellowships for students of the United States,
among them 2 allowing to spend ƒ 2000 + exemption
frcan university fees. Such a fellowship should be
applied for vath the Institute of International
Education, East 6? Street 1, l^ew York,
2, the other possibility seems to be the Pullbright
progranrne. About this chance information may be got
from the Jj\illbright inforsnant in his own university,
R The suggestion made to us was tliat an application
should be made for following courses at the i^^etherlanda
School of Economics (Rotterdam) cutabined with x)ractical
work at the Central PlarinAng Bureau (the Hague).
Since your jt "
t of !,!r Basman
is very favorable, I jiave scsi. ,_.^je that one of
these two ways might lead to the goal,
\Yith best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
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Prof. Dr J. TinTaergen
The Hague, 3 MayCentral Planning Offie©
of the Netherlands
Government, Raaraweg 18,
Professor Gerhard Sintner,
Departifient of Economics,
Iowa State Colle,
Amest lov^a
Dear Tintner,
I ara sorry it took me q.uite some
time after my return to Holland to give you a more
final answer to your letter of October 27, 1953,
concerning Mr Sasraann. I first investigated whether
we could offer him a position either in the Netherland Economic Institute or at the Central Planning
Bureau, but it appeared that it was impossible,
Oiir next step has been to inform
ourselves about the possibilities for Mr Basiaarm to
cane to Holland v/ith a fellowship. It appears that
there are two such possibilities, namely:
1• the Dutch Government makes available every year
3 fellowships for students of the United States,
among them 2 allowing to spend ƒ 2000 + exemption
frcan university fees. Such a fellowship should be
applied for vath the Institute of International
Education, East 6? Street 1, l^ew York,
2, the other possibility seems to be the Pullbright
progranrne. About this chance information may be got
from the Jj\illbright inforsnant in his own university,
R The suggestion made to us was tliat an application
should be made for following courses at the i^^etherlanda
School of Economics (Rotterdam) cutabined with x)ractical
work at the Central PlarinAng Bureau (the Hague).
Since your jt "
t of !,!r Basman
is very favorable, I jiave scsi. ,_.^je that one of
these two ways might lead to the goal,
\Yith best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
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