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Professor Tibor Scitovsky,
The Beeches,
Tr\impington, Camos.
Dear Scitovsky,
I ara very glad that you will be able to stay
here until the 28th; this will make it possible for me to
see you also. We hope you will have dinner with us one of the
days you are at Scheveningen,
As regards the paper we would like you to
give, it should not recLuire preparation from yoiir side; we
Just wanted to ask you for a somewhat systematic account
of your own work of the last time, leaving it entirely to
you how you would like to call it. Since I xinderstand that
you have been concentrating on problems of integration
I chose that subject in ray previous letter. Tut,please,
do feel q.uite free as to the formulation, v e usually
have a talk of one hour followed by a discussion of an hoiir
in a group of some 20-30 more or less specialized people.
Would"'it be possible for you to do this on 'Monday, the
26th, at 11.15 a.ra.?
Looking forv.ard to see you, I am
yours very sincerely.
(J, Tinbergen)
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Part of Letter to Tibor Scitovsky