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THE CHINA MAIL,

SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1959.

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Babies

PRACTICAL HOMECRAFT

WHEN PARENTS

By ALISON BROUGHTON

IN Edinburgh a psychiatrist's voice has piped up

and caused quite a shindig.

The topic was raised even at the London fashion shows possibly because the collections were on the dull side, of course.

Over the rustling of fans and the scribbling of shorthand, arguments (conducted sotto vece) became quite heated over the latest pronouncement | of the psychiatrists at the British Medical Associa- tion meeting in Scotland's capital.

Contrary to all we have him. That is just as bad. been taught to belleve, one But the basic needs of any paychiatrist says that it is young creature are affection a good thing for chikiren to and security --- Including a see their parents quarrel certain amount of discipline, from time to time.

which is part and parcel of it.

Why? Because then they won't have any unrealistic Illusions about marriage -- will become "immunise” to disharmony and realise it is the kind of thing that happens, Well, well, well!

Scrapped

And the foundation of a child's security is the feeling that whatever happens he can rely on his parents can trust them to

behave

consistently

and believe implicitly in their stability. Worlds may tolter, but Mum and Dad are always there, and always the same.

To see his parents quarrel must be a terrifying and in-

Bang goes all my teach- ing on child psychology not to mention all the text- books on same, that placed end to end would build the comprehensible thing to a Great Wall of China. very young child, and later

And

the on it causes not only scute who will

but plain em- apologists for juvenile anxiety delinquente have to blame barrassment. now?

argu-

Good humoured I can see it is going to ments about where to shift raise the same kind of the piano or "telly" are one controversy as feeding on thing. A real quarrel, with demand versus feeding by all its attendant ugliness recriminations har- schedule in the rearing of and

for

its

our young. And, as far boured (apparently) as I am concerned, the years, is quite another.

child feels The whole argument is just a load of duck soup any whole existence in jeopardy if Mum and Dad actually way! Does the sight of other hate each other and he is people's pain "immunise" torn in two by the question sufferer when it is his turn? of loyalty.

You

expect Does a child who is afrald

cannot of the dark become any youngsters to be fair and more blase about it when he impartial over the rights is refused a nightlight? and wrongs of a parental Of course not. He is much, quarrel, and you should not more likely to become per expect them to realise that manently timid - just a Mum and Dad are only the child who, say, regards irritable because it is a hot Mum's wielding the rolling day, bored because of rou- pin while Dad disappears tine, or disappointed over into the doghouse as in the something that a quarrel natural order of things is does not mean they do not much more likely to be put love each other any more. off marriage for good.

Admittedly, no child should grow up believing the world revolves round

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The easy-to-eat

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Made from a blend of pre-cooked ceraalt, enriched with B vitamins and mineral salts, NESTUM is the ideal first salid food for infants. It is also a delicious breakfast food as well as a substantial evaning meal for school children and adults.

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Nestum

Explosion

the time

it At

la (literally) a shocking ex- perience for them.

how often No matter quarrels occur, a child with any sensitivity and affec tion never gets hardened to them and, as to every other public quarrel, his reaction is acute embarrassment. --- complicated, perhaps, by violent partisanship.

As for the suggestion that parents who fight in front of the children should also make up in public the thought is plain naus- eating to any self-respecting| kid. Not only that, it is practically impossible.

Can you imagine it? “Just held on, darling, while I go and call the children. Now,

QUARREL PAT DRAKE'S INFORMATION COUNTER

Let's Eat

BY

IDA BAILEY ALLEN

Make A Pretty Picture

:

“Tİ's not only the high cost radish, 3 thap, tomato ketchup and fine quality of food, the skill- and 14 tap, kult. Let stand 10 min., ful seasoning or the way it or longer.

cooked that matters. To produce Fold Into 3⁄41⁄2 6. frosty-cold un- A successful meat, the food must dilated evaporated milk whipped look appetizing.

"Par example, Madame, in at- Berra at once with hot or cold ranging cold cute and relishes for braised or bolled beef, kongna or luncheon, I would choose a very fish..

Fold Blica

large latter, observed the Chef. Orange Kabaglione: Beat & egg *I would cover two-thirds with roika slightly in the top of a deep well-called, thin-siloed cold cutaj et. double-boller. Add 15 c. such a liverwarst and ham bolo-lsugar, a tap, grated orange rind,. gns, with the cellulose casing re- 1 timp, lemon or lime juice and $6 mored.

c. Fibrida orange juice. Cook and best over balling water unti Fold over the slices to make thick and fatty like whipped half-moons. Use liverwurst for cream. Remove from the hot the center, garnlah with parsley, water at once. Beat 2 egg whites Place the folds of ham bologna to until stiff; bent in the orange All in the section on each side. custard. Chill. Serve in sherbet or Separate with rolls of cervelat Parfait glasses. Also nice over filled with stuffed oliver,

liced fresh peaches.

"Circle the remaining third of Cooking Parmigiana: To pre- the platter with sliced tomato pare authentic veal cutlet, egg- and dll in with short stalks of plant or fish fillets “Parmigiana,” celery stuffed with cream cheesejwhich means in the style of

A FLATTER of liverwurst and ham bologna, decorated with tomato slices and stuffed celery, is a pretty sight on a pallo lunch table. Garnish with crisp radishes, Parma, Italy, it is traditional to Serve with a choice of pickle-use Mozzarelia choens. But this is relish, horseradish, mayonnaize not always avaliable. In the test and table mustard blended with kitchen we une creamed cottage

ketchup and spooned in paper cheese instead-delicious!" sous cups. Arrange dark and TOMORROW'S DERNE light bread alices for color con- Pickled Shrimp-Lettuos Gamish ta ona bread tray and serve

coffee and assorted fresh fruits. "The results will be a beautiful study in color and arrangement.” SUNDAY DINNER Garden Balad Bowl Braised Brisket of Beef Sauce Piquanta

Parellad Trotatoes

Banilad Dosts Peach Shortcake or Watermelon Hot or Iced Coffee or Ten Mik

All measurements are level recipes proportioned in nervu 4 to 6 Sauce Piquante: Combine

Fish Steaks Farmigiana

Paralled Potatoes Lemonised Carrots Bartlett PeaTE OF Raspberry Sherbet

Hot or Iced Coffes or Tes ME

RISH STEAKS. PARMIGIANA GEON THE CHE

Brush individual fish steaka with salad oll and lemon juice. Dust with salt, pepper and mono- sodium glutamate, Broil as usual, When nearly done spread lightly with seasoned tomato sauce,

tbsp. undiluted evaporated milk grated sharp cheese, then with and c. fine enriched bread creamed coltage cheese. Continue crumbs. Aida. prepared horse-to broli until lightly browned.

#1967, King Testares Hyndlare, Ina:

Hard To Get To Sleep?

By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M.D.

Don't try to go to sleep on the wrong side tonight. Chances are that you will toss and turn for some time if you do.

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"I count to patat my kiboken: sõalls," kaya Mre 1. P. "The trouble is that around the cooker, the wall th very prosty. The... room has not been redecorated, since the house sons built six verre dưo. "Can you mggest how best to clean the greuse of? CICRAPE ***much of the grenss as you (

can from the plaster, then wash the wall with detergent and rinse it thorough ly. Any stabborw gruano mpots should be treated with white spirit. Remove loosé plaster and, fiaking "paint and fill cracks and crevices.

If you propose using a glow-finish paint. prepare the walls with a primer sealer which is, nikali-resistant. Then brush on one or two undercoats and one finishing coat of paint.;

Should you prefer a plastle emulsion paint; you will need to give the walls two 'conta -the frit thinned with water (una pint of water. to ench gallon of paint), the second undiluted.--

*

*

Mrz P. olub axles: “Do you know of any method of keeping silver plate from getting tarnished? I have several pieces; and it ử

;

an arm-aching job to keep polishing and cleaning them with plate powder and methylated spletta."

FTHAT, of overes, is the trouble with, silver, 1. What I do, to keep my silver plate bright with the lenet pumible werk, lu to give it a dally rabbing with son of those' special clean”. Ing clothe impregnated with allver polish.

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"I have a cotton acersucker dressing- gown-white with green spots which very badly stained with peur julce,” Miss OK, writes, “I shall be most grateful för any adelce you can give me. "The staing were made several months ago.”

ALL fruit juice stains should be treated A

immédiately they are made. You should have taken off the dressing-gown right away, soaked (1 in water for a while, then wualed 15.

What can you do now? Well, a hot solution of borax sprinkled over the stained part of the gown, then left to cool might bring out, the imarks. But test the solution on an ineon- spicuous piece of the material first. It might bring out the green pots as well as the pear juice.

OKI

STORIES FOR BOYS & GIRLS

A Mouse's Birthday Party

----Manid Finds a Way To Make Cm a Farmlaza Guest-

By MAX TRELL

HANID, the Shadow Girl with 11 the Tumed About Name, heard the bell ring. It wasn't a regular doorbell. It was the bell that rang behind the curtain on the far side of the room.

Hanid ran behind the curtain and opened the door,

There stood a Mouse, a young girl Mouse, with a white blouse and a blue skirt and white socks and a red ribbon in her hair.

The Moure

граш

I don't see why I can't go to a Mouse's birthday party."

"Well," anid Hanid, who had

begun to feel lite sorry for the Cat, "T'll see what we can do. You corne along with us and wait outside of Clarice's house until I ask her again.”

So down to Clarice's house went all the merrymakers. Clar ice lived with her mother and father behind a docen old trunks and a pile of wood at the back of the cellar.

to come

"The Cat would like

⚫ little to your party, too," Hanid said. Clarke, her mother and her father all shouted, "No! Nof No!" at the same time.

curtsy when she saw Hanid.

"It's my birthday today," she sold to Hank. "Would you and your brother Keart and every- body else in the playroom like to come to my party?”

"Oh, of course we'd like to come, Clarice," said Hanid,

No Cats

was found

But Anally a way to let the Cat come, to the party without doing anyone any harm,

This is what was done:

Claws Tied

Her claws were tied around Clarice made another little with pink ribbons. And she was curtry as she turned to go, given such a big plece of chew- "Only don't bring the Cat," she ing gum to Chew that she said.

open couldn't possibly mouth.

"I won't, dear," said Hanid. Hanid returned to the play- room and told everyone else

about the birthday party little Clarice.

for

"I'd love to go,” said Mary- Jave, the Rag Doll.

"So would 1," said Teddy, the Stuffed Bear.

Mr Punch and General Tin, the Thi Soldier, and Hiawatha, the Wooden Indian, and Mri Cuckoo, who lived in the clock, all said they'd love to go.

At that

Kaart walked in, followed by the Cat "We'd like to go, too," said Knart.

moment,

"We would indeed," said the Cat. "Especially mel"

"Oh dear," said Hanid, "Kaari can go but you can't, I'm afraid," she said to the Cat.

Cats Love Mice

the

"And why not?" asked Cat. "I'm very fond of Mice- very, very fond of Mice. No one likes them more than I do. So

PETS:

her

Diarios farited Hanid to her party.

All through the party, the Cat sat in the middle of Clarice's ber friends sild down her tail as Toom While Clarice and

wonderful,

Bang

though It Was A high bannister,

"Happy birthday!" everybody, as Clarice

her birthday cake right under the Cat's nose.

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But the Cat didn't say a word. She just kept right on chewing the chewing gum and purring."

Rupert and Raggety-40 ·

Thending at the top of his voice Rupertracts down waving the little red wallet until be reaches his astoni bed friends. ** You are just in time," crien Simman's Daddy when he has got over the shock of worption." was just going to beak a window au got ieno may tw home! But how on earth did you And the kay when Simon

couldn't?” He opens up the cottage and when they are all sitting down to a fine ten Rupert talle times all about Razzity and how he did them such a good turn in spite of hitanult,

THE IND

A New Advanture Begins Tomorrow

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

ANIMAL FRIENDS

IN an elementary school in Vero Beach, Fla., a cat named Toby not only started school on the first day but continued to come with regularity. What is more, he was present at every school function and even attended the PTA meetings.

Nosey is another cat in Appleton, Wis., who shows a hankering for schoolrooms. Nosey was adopted as an

and girls of a fifth grade. When the class was pro-- moted into sixth-grada, Nosey went along with them, a star pupii.

where had we got to? Ab. All of us realise that some. If the tick-tock doesn't sanar yes, you had just admitted mny: mother did here at Intet one times we "get up on the wrong you, you might be able to get point in her favour, it downside of the bed, as the saying to sleep more quickly with animal-project by the boy a and make yourselves osmieri- goes. It is merely a figure of clock in your morn able, children This is likely speech, of course, to indicate to take a tour time. No, you all day.

that we are grouchy and cross

Keeping your hand on your face, your leg or your tummy cannot play with your fesin,

may at times provide a sense Bobby..."

But going to sleep on the of security that will permit you

to drop off quickly. Everyone knows, of course, sight, or should I say

actual side i am

Twelve-year-old Bossa Méors, I remember hearing of cau occurrence that the building up of tone that might affect your entire man who found that he could of Bellis, Teks always diena can be just -në dataverous and

aleep beiter by keeping his warm shoulder- rondy in we put uncomfortable for children as night's rest. for the exterita concerned.

You may find it easier to doze hand on his bald spot daring of shoot for off if you are lying on your left chilly nights,

.

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correct,

A strained atmosphere, "Care- | Kids while someone else will I also recall reading à your ful polleness and grudges har preter the right side. It's all a or so ago of some suggestions boured over the years either matter of choice and comfort. by Dr Dunuid Laird,

mein an unholy explosion sooner or later or a home where all Joy, d nature DAYO been killed.

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