The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 10, 1931, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1931. WELL--- T'LL WAIT JuS FIVE MORE MINUTE.S-- AND ‘PHONE SHED WP \E SHE DON'T M WA AND SHE GETS THE Georgia Farmers Increase Shrinking Acreage Crops by MCULTRIE, Ga., . 10.—The 1igultural t agicntion have found that if f are tilled the farm has ewhat—as ta land under cultivation. | r acres can be tended | work and expenss, and | t farmers have found they | can make more on fewer acres| r area because of | the concentrated effort and fer- tilizaticn and attenti Ceclquitt county p: cotton this year creage ore five other cr on fe a | crop.” © 1931, King Features Syndicate, Inc. THE 'PHONE. ONE SIDE. LTTLE BOY--: HELLO, KITTY- WHAT 27 “YOUR NANME . IS ROSEBUD-- % \? THIS? 2 AT LAST—-- - YE WANT 2 K-~ ~ Great Britain rights reserved, Colquitt’s plan for cf croj has been copied in many s, and inquiries have from all parts of the Commenting on this year's tk county, a Colquitt caid: seems to inter- little with cotton produc- Wz had this year about the watermelon crop we ever W2 had as much tobacco as er had, and possibly more. 2 had the biggest peanut crop in history. The corn crop was as large as usual, and there was a larg2 potato crop with a lot of hay that followed oats. It did not pre- g of cotton, though the cotton must be work farm “Di in la; we VATICAN TO SHUFFLE U. 5. LEGATE IS IN N CITY, Italy, Dec. 10.— hake-up of papal diplo- the ccusistory 3 ermacted to call Piu to s ai the legates his intention to fer them. They mads personal re- ports to him last summer and autumn, Scme of the papal ambassadors will be made cardinals and will Pop2 Fumasoni - Biondi, apostolic delegate to Washington. He stands a chance of secoming Papal Secret: will be broughi administrative en posts in s. certain that | abroad ni, papal nun-| POPE’S DIPLOMATS; LINE FOR HIGH POST| cio to Spain, will come here as a Cardinal. He has served nine years, lately under trying circum- stances. Among others mentioned for change are: Archbishops Pellegrinetti, who has represented the Vatican in Jugo- | slavia since 1922; Micara, in Bel gium cince 1923; Sibilia, in Austr from 1923; Cento, five years in Venezuela; and Cortesi, five years in Argentina. Some of these prelates are deans| of the diplomatic corps in their zspective countri .- AT THE HOTELS Gastineau Dorothy Henderson, Douglas. Alaskan A. P. Brooks, Sitka; J. W. Felix, Funter; A. Scovold, Chichagof. DdilywbrosAs-iz;Jord Puz;le ; 13. Sharp projecting point Sheet of glass Vehicle on . Strikes with the open hand . Soaks up . Partly open . Confine . Russlan inland sea . Anclent Irish capital . Make speeched’ . Animal's 5 neck 2 covering ). Carry out . 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