Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...American Telephone (last week $91) at $293, of Atchison (last week $42) for $275 and of General Electric (last week $15) at $395; of U. S. Steel (last week $33) at $238; of I. T. & T. (last week $6) at $119; etc., etc. But the public did not respond to Blue Ridge as it had to Shenandoah. Blue Ridge began to sell off-and then, while it was still being traded on a when-as-and-if-issued basis, came the slump...
...wings. But before last week's concert Stokowski announced that they played too vital a part to be kept in the background. His mind would be easier if he had them in front of him, watching his face, perhaps catching the sudden inspirations to which his orchestramen respond...
What percentage of your men respond to tutorial instruction and are genuinely benefited by it? (Apart from the practical consideration of preparations for generals?) Less than 33 1-3 percent 9 33 1-3 to 50 percent 24 50 to 66 2-3 percent 19 66 2-3 to 75 percent 19 75 to 35 percent 17 85 to 100 percent 27 No answer...
...Assuming that the University continues to put as large a proportion of its resources in tutorial work as previously, that less time be given to men who do not respond and more time to those who do respond...
Preceding the Shaw play the Stagers present the first act of J. M. Barrie's famous unfinished mystery, "Shall We Join the Ladies?". Thirteen men and women are seated around a dinner table, thoroughly happy. Their genial host arises to respond to a toast, and before he sits again twelve people are through ly miserable, each suspected of the murder of the host's brother. For some fifteen minutes the finger of suspicion points alternately to each of the guests. The tenseness of the situation reaches a maximum; suddenly a scream is heard, the butler staggers in, ghastly pale...