Entries for the two-mile sweepstakes will show at once on the track!" Dead silence ensued during the announcer's drawling oration.

The announcer posted there, instantly sent in a wireless flash to Hampton.

At length, just as a number of small boys in the gallery had begun to stamp their feet in military time and whistle their indignation, the official announcer officially announced that there had been a slight hitch in the proceedings.

" The wild riders who provoked the scorn of the smaller man were now gathering in the central space; a formidable crew, long of hair and brilliant as to bandannas, while the announcer thundered through his megaphone: "La-a-a-dies and gen'l'mun!

" The announcer was bellowing: "These man-killing mustangs will be ridden, broken, beaten into submission in fair fight by the greatest set of horse-breakers that ever wore spurs.

But the announcer himself lost his almost invincible sang-froid; in all his matchless vocabulary there were no sounding phrases ready for this occasion, and little Werther strutted in the centre of the great arena, rising to his opportunity.

He should no longer be the medium for conveying those matters which the didactic novel and the edifying lyric had treatedthings valuable where knowledge of the world and human nature, intercourse and felicity are concernedbut he must become a seer again, an announcer of mysterious wisdom.

The announcer spoke in Tahitian of the signal achievements of the two fighters, of their determination to do their best then and there.

The Christchurch Kid thought a moment, and conferred with the announcer, who talked with all the seconds.

The announcer declared him the "champignon" of Papeete, but naïvely declared that Opeta was still full of fight, and challenged the universe.

Announcer's prep school.

LENSKI, LOIS. SEE COVEY, LOIS LENSKI. LENT, HENRY B. This is your announcer:

National Broadcasting Co., Inc. (PWH); 14May73; R551722. WRC-NBC producer-announcer manual, May, 1945.

The Radio announcer's handbook.

Announcer's prep school.

LENSKI, LOIS. SEE COVEY, LOIS LENSKI. LENT, HENRY B. This is your announcer:

National Broadcasting Co., Inc. (PWH); 14May73; R551722. WRC-NBC producer-announcer manual, May, 1945.

The Radio announcer's handbook.

Silence, everybody, and listen hard!" Out of the horn again came the well-known voice of the transmitting station official announcer: "It gives us great pleasure to be able to broadcast very worth while messages of helpfulness and cheer to the youth of America.

Claiming to be exclusively spiritual, fervent, unworldly, the sole announcer of the free grace of God amid self-righteousness and sin, it had come, in fact, to be on very easy terms with the world.

" The model having finally been extricated, amid much laughter, and poor Tom having offered mortified apologies, the announcer made known that Hiram Nelson's Doodlebug monoplane would essay a flight.

"Three hundred feet!" cried the announcer, amid a buzz of approval, after the measurers of the course had done their work.

They can't prove anything, can they?" "III don't know," stammered Sam, and was about to say more, but the clarion voice of the announcer was heard informing the crowd that: "John Curtiss' Bleriot model will now make a flight for the great prize.

After it had alighted and the measurers had laid their tapes on the course, the announcer megaphoned, amid a perfect tornado of roars and cheers: "The last flight, ladies and gentlemenand apparently the winning oneaccomplished the remarkable distance of four hundred and fifty feetfour hundred and fifty feet.

"The race for the Hampton Yacht Club's trophy will take place in five minutes!" cried the announcer.