European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 8, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 16 the stars and stripes if tots travel with you plan ahead vow to Ravel in lightweight Spring Coats available through yes stores Are perfect for summer travel. Mom should travel Chic even if there Ore Little ones to take along on a flight. By Kay Wrights Fromstein Bureau chief tips oin How to travel by air with tots anyhow to pack a suitcase with the minimum wardrobe for maximum pleasure on a vacation represented by Mary Gordon travel adviser for an american International airline. The fewer clothes you carry the better time you Llave said the travel adviser who recently completed a 38,000-mile four of the Orient India and North Africa. When your children travel with you dress Thorn inlay clothes Loose comfortable outfits which they can squirm around in rumple up Nap in carry extra playsuits in a tote bag for changing just before of arrive at your destination she Subj is. It each child old enough to do so carry his own flight bag onto the plane. See that he takes along a favorite toy. A school age child should take a Bonk a Ion thread. He could also be encouraged u write letters during the flight. Parents sometimes ask about the Chance of motion sickness. Generally if children Are kept from Over excitement or Over eating Are comfortably dressed and have their attention occupied they will not experience any discomfort miss Union said. She reminded travelling mothers special inflight bassinets Are available for babies Ami whenever possible parents will be assigned seats where there i room for the Bassinet in front of them. If the baby uses a special formula prepare enough bottles at Home for the entire flight plus a few extras if you must drive some distance at either end Othour hostesses on aircraft will warm bottles hut they a not permitted to mix a formula miss Gordon said. It s Wise to ask the hostess soon after you Board Lix plane when it would be most convenient for her to warm the bottles. During meal service hours she willbe extremely Busy and might not be Able to take care of the bottle As quickly As the baby would need it. Tuck an extra bottle in your a for Takeoff an Landing she advised. Adults and older children Chew Candy or gum to adjust to the change in air pressure. A few swallows from the Howile will help the baby miss Gordon demonstrated How to put a Wom an s wardrobe Good for three or four weeks into a 24-Inch suitcase. Do u in layers she said. Shoe sin plastic bags toe to Heel go Oil the Bottom ail one end. Your Waterproof cosmetic bag jews at Mother end. Beside the bag put Nylon underwear a stockings. Now fill the remaining space on the worn with Odd items. Jewelry Case rial Ham Lobaj. Gloves packable hat Scarf bathing the second layer was a shelf of dresses an suits. She used a thin stiff plastic Board Between w two layers but u Sheet of thin cardboard Wou work us Well. Cover us much area of the suitcase i you Foj with a garment making As few folds As po8 1 j if you must make a crosswise fold in a skirt Yojat the hip. A Lengthwise fold should be made Ai one Side of the garment rather than Down the midair miss Gordon said. To pack a jacket fasten most of the pick the jacket up by the shoulders Lay u a Down across the Width of the suitcase. Turk Collar Down into the suitcase gently. Puk up Jujj sleeves by the beam and Lay them across Theof the jacket. Flip the Bottom of the jacket into the suitcase folding it of the Waist in the third layer miss Gordon puts tiling needs to reach readily pyjamas or own. Slippers Cardigan packable umbrella or Ramcoki wic. Wearers could carry their extra hair a wig Box that will tuck under the seat Mil -1" Gordon reminded her audience that on in on bag is usually permitted airlines a Asseier if you carry More than one coat us kn., of one into the sleeves of the other to i u More compact Load the advisor Saul. A Wear and carry comfortable shoes nun i in a new pair on a vacation. Do take doting of the new Miracle non crush fabrics Ami your travel Iron at Home. Tailored hoi Herbest and Are appropriate for most occasions
