Word: turnoveritis
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"Up in Canada," he continued, "every kid plays hockey from the time he can walk. That's why the Leafs can profitably have such a quick turnover; there's always a stream of fresh material coming up. Why, hockey's their national game, just as baseball is ours.
As they got under way last week, conductors throughout the U. S. had their eyes on the National Orchestral Association. As competently as could be expected from a group of young musicians in which the turnover is fast and rehearsals are few, they played the Franck Symphony, and, with Pianist...
Almost every broker in Wall Street has for months been talking this way in private. Reason at this time for speaking publicly was fear that the SEC would soon inaugurate its "segregation plan" announced last June. To achieve an investment market and reduce speculation, the SEC proposed, by segregating the...
No spectacle, however, impressed the delegates so much as the fact that almost unanimously music merchants announced their best business in seven years. President Fred A. Holtz of the National Association of Band Instrument Manufacturers calculated that more than 2,000,000 children now play in school bands. Accordion makers...
On the Southern coast of Maine between Portland and Penobscot Bay, scores of tidal inlets snake from the sea between mud-flat peninsulas, crab-haunted and reedy. In these shallows live salt water worms by the billion, more worms than can be found in any similar region on the Atlantic...