The Eastern Economist April 24 1953

For example in the University of Delhi the Visitor who is the Presdent of the Indian Union is precluded from acting except on the advice of the Ministry of Education. [...] The policy of open door was in operation from the very start but the Law of the Return" which was passed by the Knesset on July 5 1950 gave legislative santion to the inherent right of every Jew from any part of the world to migrate to Israel. [...] This was the purpose of the formation of the new state and it is basic to the consolidation and growth of the economy. [...] This is apparent from the detailed review of several tax adjustments in the speech ranging all the way from the restoration of initial depreciation alloances (which Gaitskell abolished) to the exemption of cricket from the entertainments tax on the ground of growing Commonwealth ties and the spreading over a longer period of the burden of taxation on the author. [...] This importance is futher heightened by the concentration of a variety of industries in the city and if it makes the distribution of industrial units in the country lopsided it neverthless underlines the necessity of maintaining the econmic health of Berlin in a sound condition.