This bill will enable voluntary organizations to help meet the emergencies of famine. malnutrition. disaster. and the basic needs of the povertystricken. About 100 million people including 70 million children. in over 100 countries. have benefited from donations of wheat. flour. grain sorghums. corn. cornmeal. nonfat dry milk. beans. and other commodities. These foods have been distributed in school lunch programs. giving at least one good meal a day to undernourished children. in maternal feeding programs. in refugee feeding and to provide relief following droughts. floods. hurricanes. and earthquakes. These humanitarian efforts speak louder than words. and even money. in proclaiming our desire to help those less fortunate than ourselves. The only way the war on hunger can be won is by encouraging and assisting the people in underdeveloped areas to increase their own agricultural production and distribution capacity.