OUR CHILDREN By ANGELO PATRI THE JEALOUS CHILD E ARE likely to be Impatient with the jealous child. Jealousy Is an ugly trait and its possessor gets littie sympathy. We look at the result of it and turn away from the offender in disgust. We are angry when we ought to be sympathetie, Jealousy is an affliction. 1 believe that no healthy mind harbors jealousy. The day Is coming when we will call in the mental hygiene specialist and ask him what he can do to ease the child ot this complaint. Instead of punishing bim we will get a prescrip tion for him. Let us hope it works, Anger nnd jealousy go hand in hand Une is as poisonous as the other. Neither of them can live in a that is open to the sunshing of love and service. of laughter and industry blow through a mind all the dark corners are swepl clean of such dangerous clutter and the healthy mind goes on its way mer rily, knowing no grudging and no self seeking. A healthy self, is certain of its ability to do so, The helpless self, which means the pnhealthy mind, the one that no sun and breeze may enter, Is afrald, It falters, it leans on other minds, com plaining while it does so. By that sign youn can always know it. Then don't be angry about it. Don’t turn In disgust away from it. It needs help. How can you help a jealous child? Tell him what atls him. Tell him cheerfully and impersotinlly that he is thinking the wrong way, that he had worked his example wrong. Proceed to show him the mistake. “When you begin to think that Tillie has your place you are heading the wrong way. You see you are alive. So long as you are alive nobody can be you, nobody can stand in your place. It is silly o you to think he can. “When you think that Tillie Is get ting the love you ought to get you are making a great mistake. Love is not measured that way. The more It Ir given out the more there is to give You can’t lose the love that comes f« you unless you shut it out. When yor feel ugly and selfish you shut love away from sou. You do this to your gelf. Now I'll tell you what you do Tillie Is so little she can’t get her own night things ready. Every night you slip upstairs and lay out that child's things for her, help her get ready for bedtime. Give the little thing a lift. If you do this you'll know bet ter than to feel so jenlous of every li tle kindness that is shown her. Be the first to help her and see how things come out right for you" It will take many a lesson but keep at it. Jealousy can be driven out by service. Of course | am taking for granted that nobody is deliberately fostering the passion for his amuse ment. Anybody that does that is a dangerous person to have about chil dren. Teach him the error of his way or shut him out of the child's life Jealousy is poison to the human body and mind Who would deliberately feed a child? Teach him to love and to serve and say no word about the other thing and he will come through safely. . ¢ » MEAL TIME jrrison fos ss] HIAVE This one won't eat, that one picks a quarrel with somebody, the other one cries. [It's a nightmare. We have not had a decent mealtime In the las: two years™ “Why not? dren? How old are these chil est worst, ter what 1 set before her she turns it and says, ‘1 can't ent that stuff.'” that?” “I've done everything. ['ve sent her from the table; I've told her she had to eat it; I've done about everything except cut it for ber. What could |) do?” “You could send her from the table and tell her she would not get any food until the next mealtime, and you could see that your word was kept.” “But 1 did do that and it didn't work.” “How long did she go without food?” “How long? My goodness, you don't suppose I'd let the child starve, do you? It is easy seeing that you are no mother. A mother couldn't starve her child.” There you are. That girl Is going to continue to pester the life out of the family until some day they rise nn wrath and do something about it “And the crying child? Why does he cry? “For everything. He must sit side his father. Father must serve him first. If he doesn’t, he cries” “What happens when he cries?’ “His father stops eating his dinner, takes him on his lap and comforts him. By and by he ents a mouthful, and alter his father conxes him a little, he swallows another, Maybe then he will sit on his own chair and eat his dinner, but maybe his father feeds him.” Two ablebodied, seemingly Intell! ‘gent people and chaos of this sort, | would something about it and eat mn ma in J b vba lcate— WNU Bervica Arrangement of hot-weather menus is always deserving of careful thought, and the following ideas, giv- en by a renowned dietitian, will sure- ly be found of interest: ? “As | write the menus for a week, | am tempted to use only cold dishes. Fheoretically we demand cold foods in warm weather, but actually, most of us like some hot dishes even on the warmest of days " “1 sugeest broiled steak for Sun day dinner, as it is so quickly and casily prepared. With steak you will like spinach ‘branche’ with cream, This menns spinach which has been chopped slightly before it is dressed with a little hot cream, which is poured over It after the spinach has put into the hot serving dish. Yon may the straw berry and rice dessert, strawberry shortcake, or you may prefer pine apple with r shortenke, heen like ol SUNDAY Breakfast. Hilced pineapple Ready-to-eat cerenl Omelet with walercress Muffins Coffee Dinner. ar Cannas led new steak Crear Strawberry Supper. Hied salmor ther MONDAY Breakfast. Luncheon, Cold tomato soup cheese n Tea Toasted ited cherries Dinner. fL.amb chops Vere woiate TUESDAY Creakfast. Stewed pru to ent table saind eream cake barb tarts WEDNESDAY Breakfast, oranges nd dy-to eal cortenl Scramb! ed CERY Coffee Luncheon Crab ried w Little feed ten Dinner an-fried potatoes Lettuce with ph Melons THURSDAY Breakfast. Grapefruit Ready to-eat cereal YWhole wheat Colt Bacen toast ve Luncheon with iblet Lettuce saind Sponge cake with whipped cream Tea Dinner. Sliced ham and chicken Potatoes au gratin Striv Strawberry shortcake FRIDAY Breakfast, Omelet gravy Shredded pineapple Ready -to.-ent cereal Baked eggs Toast Luncheon, Eggs and potato salad Bliced tomatoes Mins Marmalade Coflee English mi Tea n on Hi py: Te ALES NIN ts i 1 0 a } ft: i ¢ Dinner. Baked mackerel Oven-fried potatoes Buttered summer squash Romaine with spicy dressing Chocolate mousse SATURDAY Breakfast, Orange Juice Ready-to-eat cercal Hot rolls Coffee Luncheon. Fish and egg salad Lettuce with Russian dressing ar cookies Tea Dinner. Baked ham ntoes Baked tomatoes and apple salad sv berries and rice wned pot Cabbage Strav Ctirawberries and Rice. up rice mashed strawberries Up SURAr nm or cu Sleam cups stard the berries hly and sauce Add thor Serve tender and sugar. Mix chill in a mold or custard sauce. 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Wenther bureau ex. peri are eyeing the red line closely, wondering whether it will going up, Br whether it the peak and will now hill, The winter of warmest In more that purt of the Rocky not quite that we course keep on Las bead assed 1031-32 was than 100 ye country mountains, Last warm. That may indi are turning back toward represent that will not long-time of eust £0 my Just a temporary the lapse affect warm spells The red t long tine 150 the straight long-time normal, The first w inning of the time of the W y BOCONG WHE i empernture line on the wenther charts, rises three line year times that represents the { } it and dips below twice, irm spell at Cine the beg tury, a t ‘1 the Nineteenth cen thout ar of bout 75 Inter. 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