1. In a chord organ having a chamber; a reed assembly box located within the chamber, said box being provided with a plurality of openings each of which communicate with a respective reed; a keyboard section having a plurality of keys pivotally movable about a shaft, each key being provided with a pallet extending therefrom for normally closing a reed opening; means for creating a flow of pressurized air within the chamber to permit a note to be sounded responsive to a lifting of the pallet from its respective reed opening; the combination with a unitary plastic spring device which comprises: a body, and a plurality of compression fingers integrally connected to and extending from the body, each of said fingers being in contact with a respective pallet to urge the pallet downwardly with sufficient force to normally close its respective reed box opening, said fingers being disposed with the pallets such that relative sliding movement occurs therebetween in response to a raising and lowering of the pallets from and to their respective reed openings.

4. In a chord organ having a chamber; a reed assembly box located within the chamber, said box being provided with a plurality of openings each of which communicate with a respective reed; a keyboard section having a plurality of keys pivotally movable about a shaft, each key being provided with a pallet extending therefrom for normally closing a reed opening; means for creating a flow of pressurized air within the chamber to permit a note to be sounded responsive to a lifting of the pallet from its respective reed opening; the combination with a spring device which comprises: a body, and a plurality of compression fingers extending from the body, each of said fingers being in contact with a respective pallet provided with a rib portion to urge the pallet downwardly with sufficient force to normally close its respective reed box opening, each finger being disposed with its respective pallet rib for permitting relatively sliding contact therebetween and being provided with an angular end surface which includes a pair of opposing walls, each finger wall overlapping a respective upper lateral surface of the rib to prevent any lateral movement of the pallet during the raising and lowering of said pallet from and to their respective openings.

5. In a chord organ having a chamber; a reed assembly box located within the chamber, said box being provided with a plurality of openings each of which communicate with a respective reed; a keyboard section having a plurality of keys pivotally movable about a shaft, each key being provided with a pallet extending therefrom for normally closing a reed opening; means for creating a flow of pressurized air within the chamber to permit a note to be sounded responsive to a lifting of the pallet from its respective reed opening; the combination with a spring device which comprises: a body; and a plurality of compression fingers extending from the body, each of said fingers being in contact with a respective pallet to urge the pallet downwardly with sufficient force to normally close its respective reed box opening, said fingers being disposed with the pallets such that relative sliding movemenT occurs therebetween in response to a raising and lowering of the pallets from and to their respective reed openings; said body being provided with a pair of opposing end posts for mounting the spring device to a section of the chord organ and wherein at least one supporting member extends from the body in a direction opposing to the extending fingers for securely holding the key shaft in a fixed position.

6. In a chord organ having a chamber; a reed assembly box located within the chamber, said box being provided with a plurality of openings each of which communicate with a respective reed; a keyboard section having a plurality of keys pivotally movable about a shaft, each key being provided with a pallet extending therefrom for normally closing a reed opening, each pallet having a rib portion; means for creating a flow of pressurized air within the chamber to permit a note to be sounded responsive to a lifting of the pallet from its respective reed opening; the combination with a single molded unitary spring device made of a plastic material which comprises: a body, a pair of opposing end posts integrally connected to the body for mounting the spring device to a section of the chord organ, a plurality of compression fingers extending from the body, each finger free end being made of a material having a highly lubricative property and a low coefficient of friction and provided with an angular configuration for contact with the top and upper lateral surfaces of its respective pallet rib, said fingers being disposed such that relative sliding movement occurs therebetween in response to a raising and lowering of the pallets from and to their respective reed openings, and at least one supporting member extending from the body in a direction opposite to the extending fingers for securely holding the shaft in a fixed position.