| Show I KI KIM G KURM KORN AIMING WAllOP AT KAISER By United Press I LINCOLN Neb July 6 It if If the kaiser could be induced to take a a. dayI daylight day day- I light airplane ride over the tho grealI great greal I farming section of ot the central plains Including most of ot Nebraska and Kansas Kansas Kan Kan- sas toda today he would start a peace of- of of offensive offensive by wireless at once I Food for Cor tho the world is growing and ripening In millions of or acres giving I promise of or a Q year of or comparative plenty for Cor America and her associates in the war wan Wheat harvest Is on under un under under un- un der most favorable conditions throughout through through- out much of this section and corn which has had a fine Cine growing rowing season Is being laid plaid by by In Central Kansas Kanas I and Is developing rapidly In Nebraska The widespread scare about seed- seed corn last winter and spring was a wholesome thing for the crop now de de- de So general was tho the testing of or seed before planting on ac account of ot warnings sent out by state stale agricultural agri- agri cultural colleges that much seed corn j I j had been killed during tho the winter that I 1 practically all corn planted germinated germinated germinated germi germi- well and a good stand was Wag general Heavy rains and plenty of or sunshine have hav contributed much to development de nt of or what promises to be pe e a kaiser kalser Ing InS food crop crop Food Foo administration propaganda Juts has made corn one of ot the Important human hu man food tood crops Once looked upon as nS I hog hoS' feed teed corn now Is eaten In many forms forma by almost every ery American family family fam fam- ily and will be one of ot the staple articles arts arti cles Iles of ot food tood during the next y year ar Corn I flour Is largely largely- used onions among mon the wheat substitutes now and the nation has learned to relish relish cornbread cornbread of ot mau many J kinds j |