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Perhaps the most elusive element in Moscow's great transfer of power is the incalculable human factor, which Marxism tries hard to deny. There is no doubt that the Communist cause had lost its ablest leader and was, thereby, that much weakened. But more than any single political force in history, Communism seems to have found a way to make sure that the evil that men do will live after them...
...plant's product, said Martin, will be an armed-forces electronic product "so secret that I cannot discuss it . . . The first phase is for $30 million, and the total may reach $150 million." It is so intricate that Martin will transfer his most skilled workers and supervisors. "We have the know-how in Toledo," says Martin. "I've found it's easy to transplant a rose, but it's damned hard to transplant an oak tree...
...undergraduate assigned to one House can transfer to another unless he has been away from the College for at least two terms, Watson added. He suggested that observant applicants by sounding out other House preferences, can assure their own acceptance by applying at a less popular House...
Actually, official sanction for the transfer of the line to Snell and his partner, George Sage, a senior at Babson Institute, has not yet been received from the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities. But Snell expects confirmation any time...
...Sage are already operating the smaller, three vehicle Englander Coach Lines, out in Greenfield, Mass., and had no trouble getting the state's sanction for that transfer over a year...