The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1930, Page 16

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I think I'll sleep a ut ‘while, so while we travel ‘bout “yo ‘watch over me and kindly see shat goes amiss.” Si wey e said the farmer “Just sleep as soundly as you real tired and I feel will do you good.” the others that they and stretch out flat. pt real sound. The so bumpy and they one bit. At last they one big bump. It woke them q them jump. “Oh, gee, great,” said one. “And . farm was reached real ‘Well, lads, it’s just RADIO high noon. Come right into my house with me and we will have a bite. Of course you'll have to eat plain food.” Then Scouty said, “Why, we're not rude. We're glad to eat whate’er you have and it will taste just right.” ‘When lunch was over they all went. into the yard. An hour was spent in lolling in the rich green grass. Then Coppy said, “Hey! “Hark! I hear some voices near at hand. We may find friends. That will be grand!” And then they found the voices came from people in a park. Wee Clowny shouted, loud, “Hello! What we would frankly like to know is, can we join your party? We'll be- have ourselves real well.” “Why, sure,” one of the campers - cried. “Come up and sit down by my side.” The Tinies joined the campers and the fun they had was swell. (The Tinymites see hundreds of watermelons in the next story.) (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) DIGEST jt SATURDAY, JUNE 21 {By The Associate? Press} Programs in Central Standard time, P. M. unless otherwise indicated, 454.5—WEAP New York—€60 (NBC Chain) dress by Dr. Julius Curtius from Berlin—WEAF and Chain Drama—Also Por ree Wwd WSALKYW KS WHO we WTMJ KSTP TH BC WJAX WIOD WHA: WMC WSB W. IS WBAP KPRC WOAl WJDX WTAM KV‘ pportlight-—Also WW WSA! WOW WAPI WBAP KGW KGO WJAX WSB KOA WTAM KSD WHO Concert, Floyd Gibbons— Also WOY WTAM WwWd KBD WHO Ww WDAF WIM) WEBC WJAX WHAS WSB-KPRC WOA! 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