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can be a lifetime ... You won't find the history of famine written only in the officiai statistics of ! world food stocks. j You'II find it engraved on the bddies of children like this Polish boy — living M memorials to long years of malnutrition. 1 Half-starved, hunger-deformed youth is scarcely good material for democracy . . . for the new world where men can learn to live at peace with each other. 1 That's why it's our job— -the job of all well-fed nations — to share their food j 1 with the famine countries until food harvests become norma! again. It's i another way to demonstrate that democracy works 1 F0R britain and the famine countries i FEC.56.i, j A