The Eastern Economist January 2 1953

"If 'food for all' is to be the effective basis of policy" add the planners "and if the investment targets in the Plan are to be adhered to the basic structure of food controls has to be kept intact during the period of the Plan." That is the verdict. [...] The defect is due mainly to the lack of attention in the past to the maitenance of land and settlement registers and in part to the dependence on the slender machinery at the village l4vel which regional governments have done nothing to remedy. [...] The lack of cohsion in the political life of the country is no less reponsible for this state of affairs than the magnitude of the task of rehabilitation. [...] It is one of the banes of political life in Greece that the foundations of national unity are allowed to be undermined by the multiplicity of political parties which has only served to strengthen the forces of instability in the life of the country. [...] OVERSEAS REPORTS HIGHER INVESTMENTS IN U. S. The joint report which was recently released by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Office of Business Economics in the Department of Commerce in the United States arrives at the reassuring conclsion that capital outlay in the country for the improvment and expansion of business in the fourth quarter of 1952 and the first quarter of 195