Word: wanderluster
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...thing, the bands lost a lot of musicians to the armed services in World War II, and, says Brown, "always the best guys seemed to go." They returned with most of the fire and wanderlust burned out of them, and headed for comfortable berths in movie and radio studios: marriage and one-night stands do not mix. And the fans themselves are different. Unlike the openmouthed mobs who used to jitter right into the bell of Benny Goodman's clarinet, the new generation seems to "dance easier than they used to. You don't see the place hopping...
Always driven by Wanderlust, Hatschier came to the U. S. in 1936. After jobs in Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York, he served with the U. S. airforce as a captain in intelligence during World War II. His service carried him back to Europe, behind enemy lines, where he had ample opportunity to use several of the eight languages he speaks fluently...
...Wanderlust: An Asset...
Students interested in spending this summer satisfying a long-frustrated wanderlust and, at the same time, continuing their academic activities will find almost unlimited fields of opportunity before them in the line of summer schools abroad...
...classified ad in a Los Angeles paper was calculated to stir up the wanderlust and unseat the judgment of many a steno with a new Toni...