Word: transferable
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...clearly recognized the monopoly exercised by the major companies in the first-run field." He was sure that the lower court would order divorcement. Moreover, added Sam, well aware of the closeness of many moviemakers, "it will be necessary to see that divorcement means more than just a transfer of circuit control from one set of hands to another...
...brigadier general and was killed in the War of 1812, was buried some 1,700 miles away, in a military cemetery in the quiet Lake Ontario fishing village of Sackets Harbor, N.Y. But the Chamber of Commerce was hopeful: Pike's direct descendants had already approved the transfer of his body...
Harper's all-sophomore infield includes John Chase, Mort Dunn, John Goldsmith, and Bud Gibbs. Dunn is second to Varsity infielders John Coppinger, Eruie Mannine, and Myles Huntington and might see Varsity action later in the season. Gibbs, a transfer from the University of Chicago has been hitting well. As a whole, the team's hitting has not been outstanding but it's been timely; for instance against Tufts four hits yielded four runs. And the Jayvee played errorless ball for their first two games...
Although Dick Harlow was in Cambridge most of the past month gathering up his personal belongings for transfer to Maryland, he kept out of sight as much as possible and a lot of us never got a chance to see him. It was therefore with considerable interest that this department beat its way down to the Copley Plaza two night ago to participate in what may be the retired coach's last public appearance, either in Boston or anywhere else...
...basic method of the program is to build up frail muscles by special exercises until they will be able to hear the burden of normal living. Men with severe injuries first work out in the gym on wall weights and other devices. When they have developed sufficient strength, they transfer to more enjoyable activities such as rowing or swimming...