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u may not have an old kit bag in
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Some pieces are quite specialized, others
are basic all-purpose cases around which
to build a luggage wardrobe.
Consider your travel needs: the fre
quency with which you travel, the dura
tion of your trips. Pullman and wardrobe
cases, for example, are for longer trips.
And on almost all trips, a supplementary
case is essential. For a woman, this means
a hatbox or train case; for a man, a brief
case or attache case.
Aside from the weight limitations on
planes and trains, it's a nuisance to over
load yourself. And since you may have
to serve as your own porter, remember
that two lightweight cases are easier to
handle than one heavy one. Sufficient
clothing for a long trip can be packed in
a pullman case, an overnight bag, and a
train case.
A lady's 24-inch case with hangers and
a small overnight bag, fully packed, will
come close to the 40 pounds allowed for
domestic air travel. A man's medium
weight two-suit case, packed normally,
will weigh about 35 pounds, leaving room
for another small bag.
If yours is an auto trip, plan a "dry
run." Decide which size cases you'll need,
then put the empty bags in your car trunk
and find the best way to fit them in. Keep
a small case with overnight necessities on
top so the car trunk needn't be com
pletely unloaded at each stopover.
Now to pack! Omit all unessentials, and
be sure everything you're taking will
stand up well and do double duty. In
other words, coordinate.' Use garments of
quick-drying synthetics wherever possible.
Keep shoes to a minimum. For the ladies,
a pair of low-heeled walking shoes, com
fortable pumps, and sandals for dress will
do it, except for special sports needs.
List the things you'll really need when
you get there, then make a final packing
list. Keep a copy in your suitcase as
insurance against losing things when
you're repacking.
Experienced travelers pack in layers
heavy things first, smaller pieces last. In
addition to heavy garments, tuck under
wear, towels, and extra socks in the
bottom layers. The trick is to pack all your
daily essentials so they can be reached
without removing everything in the case.
Prevent crease marks by using a sheet
of tissue paper, gathered into a roll, for
each fold. Lingerie also may be used to
pad the folds.
To fold dresses: place face down on flat
surface, fold into thirds in a straight line
from the middle of each shoulder to the
hem; arrange sleeves in a "V"; then fold
the dress to fit the bag.
To fold a jacket: button it and lay it
face down on flat surface; arrange sleeves
in a "V" across the back, smooth the
shoulders, then fold the jacket across the
middle sleeves inside and place it care
fully in suitcase.
Shoes should be wrapped if packed with
clothing. Old socks or transparent plastic
bags are fine for this. Place so they'll be
at the bottom when case is carried.
Hats, if crushable, should have special
protection. Stuff crowns with tissue paper
or soft scarves, lingerie, or socks. Place
so they'll be at the top when bag is car
ried. Or use a hatbox into which you can
also pack other lightweight items. There is
available a special combination hat-and-shoe
case.
Stuff men's socks in the shirt-collar
rings. This not only saves space, but pre
vents collars from being crushed.
Cosmetics fit neatly , into corners, but be
sure to seal bottle caps with adhesive
tape. For extra insurance against spilling,
keep them in your beauty case or in a
waterproof plastic bag.
One last bit of advice: to arrive there
wrinkle-free, don't pack your bags too
tightly. And have a wonderful time!
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Family Weekly, October 6, 1957