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Newspaper Page TextPACE SIX HFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1M8 Op ens Lake Season Despite May Snow (Continued From Page rive) to their place and sot In through a window drift being o high as to make It Impossible to open tne ooors. Mr. and Mra. Ed Geary and Alice have Just returned from Sun Valley where they went the morning after Election Day to attend the Pacific Coast Seed convention. While at the resort Alice came down with the measles and haa that taken care of for the summer, Students are taking advantage of the douale Memorial Day holiday by closing up their school books and making for home and Moms oooklng Arriving Friday were Bill Perrln. son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard win nmwn. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, and Dale Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Price. All are students at the Uni versity of Oregon. Mr and Mrs. Andrew Loney Jr. will be joined in Portland at Rose Festival time by their daughter, Mary Louise, who will take time olf lrom her Job In Magnins in SeatUe. Later this summer, after Andy winds up an S-wcek teaching sunt at the University of Portland, the three will have a holiday at the beach. hrre'a an idea. Vtvlatt Bolviua Cub Scouts of Den 6 which makes her the Den mother are -keeping Twyla Ferguson's lawn in, gift given to the bride's mother. apple pie order tins summei. u money the Cubs earn will go toward purchasing a coping saw, and if (here Is anything left over, they'll buy other equipment. w ur rielitrhted to have Bar bara Johnson Nelson and her two Trip planners are Oscar and Jo young charmers with ns Wednesday ,' sephme Kitiredse who leave next night. Barbara, with Oee Oee, who ! week for the East coast. They will is a beauty at 3 years and with an j be in Philadelphia during the re IQ many years beyond and litUe : publican national convention and Laurie, who is stili In the cradle, i also plan visits In Washington, D. were en route from Alameda to Sal-1 C, New York and other points em and Portland where they will! along the way. stay until July 1. when Stuarts duty at Seattle is terminated. They An unpublished song with words will then go back south. Barbara : and music by Harry Bore! of our will be with Dr. and Mrs. E. u. town, wiu or sung uj iijr Johnson but pirns to spend several week-ends In Seattle with Stuart. The groom was one of the lucky homesteaders to draw at the last Tulelake lottery. They will build on the homestead soon but have an apartment In Tulelake until their home is completed. Howard at Mrs, Don Zumwalt's re cital to be given Friday evening, June 4.. in the library auditorium. The song "In the Spring' has caused much favorable comment. This is Memorial Day week-end East-bound tonight are John and Janice Sandmeyer, who will go by train to Portland and from there mntinue to PhiladelDhia for the Na tional Junior chamber of commerce I and you might be Interested In the convention. John Is president of! closing paragraph of a letter re Oregon Jaycees. En route home, they ceived by Mrs. E. P. Livingston from plan visits of several days each inl girl with whom she corresponds New York. Washington, D. C. and mniiu. Chicago, returning here June 15 or thereabouts. In Philadelphia, the Sandmeyers will register at the Ben jamin Franklin. Mrs. C. S. Robert- "I must tell you about the oui- ing we took last Thursday. Luxe and Mum and my aunt and I went to Surrey. But it's a long story son and Mrs. Grace McNeal are j " bare details. A staving with the little Sandmeyers. I tadT te me from New Mexico Jackie and Robbie, while their folks ! -'" " I 1 possibly take snaps take the trip. Busy moving this week are DeLos and Lois Mills and their young fry. They have completed their attrac tive home at the corner of LeRoy of her son-in-law's grave at the Brookwood cemetery in Surrey. She sent me two rolls of film. So off we went. We left here at 4 a. m. (ugh! what an hour), the journey is 400 miles here and back and Eldorado. Right next door the I and e d'd ' " The VSA well-driliers ar hnKv trvinr inr hn ! have part of the cemetery twhlch is water for the new home which Mr .1 'ar?es world! 'r and Mrs. Matt Kohn are planning acaQ m ul ana uie one to build. Added to the list of new home builders are Mr. and Mrs. Carrol B. Howe who are having a house built for them on Lowell street. Huntington Taylor, who recovered from surgery at Good Samaritan hospital to Portland and then went back for another stay when he had a round with flu, has told friends that he is now at home in Pasa dena. During his convalescence, Mr. Taylor was at the University club in Portland. Old friends are looking forward to a visit right soon from Mr. and Mrs. Peter Albertson who are com ing up from Burlingame, Calif, for a short stay. Mrs. Guy Hancock is spending several weeks in Tacoma visiting her son and family. Col. and Mrs. Boyd Yaden. Boyd is improving in a veterans hospital there after lengthy illness. When Lila Cox set a date for her wedding to Lester W. McDon ald, she chose May 15 which was also her mother's wedding date There was quite a bit of sentiment in evidence at Lila's wedding. The white satin pillow carried by the ring bearer was the bride's baby pillow and the silver service used at the reception held in the Pelican party room, was an anniversary just ended. There are thousands of white crosses in what can be termed a very beautiful huge gar den. But strangely enough when you look out on that sea of crosses, you realize that the men who died just aren't there. I can never real ly explain it but it's like a room after laughing children have left. Something remains behind but the children just aren't there. "I always think it a pity to mourn the dead, too much, for life is truly eternal and I only w ish I could convey what I felt at Brook wood to every mother who has a loved one there. It's really a piece of America in Britain. I shall al ways visit It when I am that way. There's such a nice GI in charge he's from Ohio I told him ail about our friendship and he was pleased I knew Americans." IWWJMdiJ.ni;w l PMH IHM la .jeWHWW JllOO MIST A - 3 4 ' ' -,.....i:r:iv Outdoor Party Little Becky Whytal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whytal, celebrated her fifth birthday In flue style Tuoit. day afternoon, May 35, with an out door parly at the Whytal home, 3034 Fremont. Mothers present were Mrs. Peggy Eschebeek, Mia. Melvln Leonard, Mra. George Ooehrltig, Mra. Larry Whytal, Mis. Al Aiken, and liecky'i mother. Invited guests were Carol Macart ney, Michael Aiken, Kent Purkett Patty Jean Bwnnsen, mil Sprout, Richard Bogatay, Pamela Houscr Adelle Goehring, lllyssa Balantlne, David Eschebeok. Lee Ann F.sche- beck. Suana Whvtnl, Pattv Burleigh, Tom Leonard, Jim Leonard, and Pat Leonard. Dick Newman Is here from Ore gon State college over Memori.il Day week-end and Is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lonm Palmerton on Paclflo Terrace. THE ENGAGEMENT of Margaret Flock, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flock, formerly of Klamath Falls and now of Eugene, was told t friends this week. She wi I.I wed Richard Uhrie BuchhoU of Toledo, Wash., in June. Kenneil-Eins. Betrothal Friends have received word of the engagement of Margaret Flock, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flock of Eugene, former Klamath Falls residents. Margaret is engaged to Richard Uhrle Buchholz, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Buchhout of Toledo, Washing ton. An early June wedding is plan ned, to take place In the chapel of Lewis and Clark college near Portland. Both young people study at Lewis and Clark. Complimented Luana Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Smith of this city. was complimented at a tea towel shower held Tuesday evening. May 35. at the home of Mrs. W. G. Ely on Summers lane. Mrs. Patrick Quinlan was the assisting hostess. Whist was played and awards given to Mrs. M. McCrosky and to the honored guest, Luana Smith. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to Mrs. Otto Smith, moth er of the bride-elect, Mrs. C. Flala, Mrs. Guy Bellant Sr., Mrs. M. Mc Crosky. Mrs. Dannis Carrier. Mrs. Joe Mahoney. Mrs. Jerry Murphy. Mrs. Einer Brandsness, Mrs. Dan O'Leary. Mrs. R. LaLonde. Mrs. Julian Abbott. Mrs. Vincent Herllhy. Mrs. Joe Calhoun and Mae Sheeny. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sumner and daughters, Mary Lou and Carol Ann. are spending this week-end in Klamath Fnlls as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Relnhart and family of Eldorado street. Yisit Our Gallery Display m Art Relnhart Z Lamps, shades, pictures and Early American oc casional furniture art displayed in our gallery show room ar REINHARTS Jewel and Gift Shop Open a Charge Account 8 A H Ureen Stamps 519 Main Phone WJ Spring Tea Mothers of first grade youngster! at Roosevelt school entertained for the first grade teacher, Mary Gull let, at a pretty spring tea held at the home of Mrs. Neil F. Black on Portland street. Guests called between the hours' of 3 and 6 o'clock. Sunday after noon. May 23. Miss Guillet was also presented with a gift in appreciation for her J work with the tots. Mrs. E. Philip Lee poured, and assisting about the room were Mr3. R, B. Maxwell, Mrs. Floyd A. Boyd and Mrs. George A. Clark. nvitations Invitations were received this week for the wedding of Margie ralmerton and Richard Newman on Sunday. June 13. at 3 o'clock at the First Presbyterian church. There will be a reception Im mediately following the ceremony at the Willard. ODORLESS n FOR SUMMt Flower-like pastels and prints wilt quickly on warm spring and summer days . . . Refresh your delicate sheers by fre quent trips to Cascade. Fragile garments receive our especial care! PHONE 6565 OR 5111 FOR FAST PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE! s k cr A rM" LAUNDRY and VAbVAUb DRY CLEANERS Klamath's Finest Opposite Post Office Tournament Women golfers finished their sumo at Eugene Golf and Country club In a rain storm Friday but winners In the Lamm spring handi cap tournament were Mrs, J. J. St Diner, Mrs, E. M, Raymond, Mrs, Paul Forrens and Mrs. Marvin Neiseth Humters-ui were Mrs. Martin Swnnsen, Mrs. W. J. drove, Mra. W. O, Smith and Mrs, Paul Sharp. Intermediate flight wlmiors were Mrs J, Royal Bhaw, Mrs. UaUe linger. Mra. J, D. Kosaler and Mr. T. F. Farley, and high In the UttrU flight were Mrs. 11, Q, Torgeraon, Mra, Ray Heeuer, Mrs. Loren Pal merlon, Mra, Robert Houck, Mm, Lloyd Drew, Mrs. Clus Anderson, Mrs. Carl Wood and Mrs. William Owens, III bridge last week winning couples wort Mis. Ralph R. Macart ney Hr and Mrs. DkiiiiIs IIMimh,, ami Mia. Martin Hwiitmoii ami Mit, Karl Welmer. Bemnl l,lles woia III play Friday afleniouft. . y Biks - Tricycles Wagons and Taylortoli tllaliy Walkers) POOLE'S lllrycles and Npurtlug Ootids itt No. Jill MfYwnoji-JJnyrn JVJUL UAl U UJUW KIAJS 11 II I IIOIIS A It ii ff Shampoo will make a world of clKfrienre In the looks of your floor roveniiKu , , , as Martha could liiataiiily am during a vlH Id the new aililitimi for rug and utilniUtrry rlraiiMis at NBW MKTIIOD CI.KANKHH . . , and lit rlmmo for this work i surprisingly nominal. The plant has obtained the mit modem portable cleaners for giv ing an odarlrM shnmiHx) and llmr. ouih vacuuming In liiholtierel fur. nltiire, ruga, wall-to-wall carpet ear uphoMrry . , , and you ran i aapurnl that even treaiurml OH- LaPOINTKS . . , not only becatua entaw win come tiirmimi the jmK a set of this la the ultra In gradu- In perfect condition, atlon gifts, but because travel plans Tim work can be done rutin m but It's pretrruhln terest In handsome cases such as to have movable ftiriiihlng Inkni these which certainly show that to the plant where rlranlng en it u Uie House of Dresner, founded In more thorough, Including removal 1904, has held firm to a policy of of spots . , , and where rug AMJ no substitutes for quality. be carefully hung on a special tut-1 Two Improved features you'll no- ley arrangement for proper riryimt. tlce on tills outstanding hmac This Is an Ideal arrangement if are the exclusive M'edie l.ork han- you're painting, for then the si dles and the Seaamee kerleaa loeaa. tlrlrn will be returned when you'' These handle are found on mnv finished. NEW METHOD Ci.KANF.IW . , , Slack Out lit h are all mixed up at WHYTAL S . . , meaning that you can choose .your own pet combinations In slacks and Jacket from the new arrivals tills week ... or you can even purchase them avHtrately. Mtrutter cloili slacks , , , In those old standby shades of brown, navv or black , . , are tailored to per fection and atittihed to hold tits creases. For a complete outfit, there are llihtwelghl woolen jackets of brown and white check or solid colors of gray, red, green and light ItrfHltvr tAIQQaQP .I ..5n!r5hXIi wlm I attracting loU of attention Dandy for an all-around casual are the three-piece Mar June of hig'o, jacket, skirt and matching LTllZ 'TlJTl slacks which are Uie most beauti fully tailored Manila's ever seen. Practically crease reaistaut, they're ideal for motor travel. Corduroy Jackets are In high fa vor again this year , , . and WHY- TAL'S has these in a variety of lighter shade , . , tawny brown, muss green, melon pmk or aqua can aUo get flared skirts, short for J he """ u""fr ""'o'". making them easier to carry the result of exhaustive test of muscle and nerve tension n.l at MS Esplanade ... Is now rotn plrlrly equipped for all types of cleaning and fur itarase , , . awl welglft dutrlbutlng pressure. Th wm pWU up ,m) deliver In all pans Heaamee provldea romplete protec tion through a combination lock of the city. Furthermore, you cn make an appointment to watnt Advantait of lluoretrent llshl Ing, )r engineer. I ll eool, brllht, itarelrH and evenly t Ulbutrd llluniloilloii, InUiai In aullailon roat Is hlihrr, but this la elftet by the fart that a flusr rent bulb shed more than three ttmee a murh light a an Inran deseent of eomparabt waltas and lasts about fit time longer. cm Has the "new look" found you "short" in the wardrobe department? Does your pocketbook always seem empty lately? Why not join the parade to yous SINGER SEWING CENTER and learn to make your own clothes. It's easy ond economical, too. In fact, you actually make a dress while learning. Telephone or come in and see us todoy SPECIAL CLASSES ARE NOW FORMING 8 2-Hour Lesioni at your $10 SINGER SEWING CENTER 418 Main Phone 8402 Sun Twins i, : If i III ' K.I 1 P-k ttmt mm Liquid Sunshine and Sun Tint aged together l.ini.'in stiNSHiNK. Hedskin? Not with Liquid Sunshine most effective sun-screen for a glorious natural tan. Fragrant. Non-greasy. Contains a powerful jungle-tested insect-rcpcllcnt. Ideal protection for children... for the whole family. bun tint. Pale face? Not with Sun Tint. A "must" to start summer with an instant make-believe tan. To mask patchy spots later on with loolcj-so-nalural color. GURRIN'S r 1 for a The Friendly Drug Store rugs 9th and Main Ph. 4514 pedal pushers of corduroy display In the sportswear nook of WHYTAL 8 ... in the Medlc- Deniai building. Main at Ninth. Htructural glau block that Join together by a simple Inter locking device that eliminate the need tor cementing or perman ent Inatallallon, were Introduced at the recent National Home tihow In New York. The can b uaed for t-up partition, mak ing one room look like Iwo, or tor other decorative effects. Sterling iilltn for the bride and groom don't have to be clear up In the expensive brackets ... If you have to shop with an eye on the budget ... for JEWEL AND OIPT SHOP has a nice selection of sterling sliver gifts under 15 00. You can get a set of ls cunning salts and peppers for 1.5, tax In cluded . . . clever mini ature compotes for mint or nut dishes, priced at 1J.10 . . . cigarette urns for fl.SS, snd matching sterling ssh trays for t.S each. Orareful cordial cups 1 or sterling silver Jlggars are $3.15 apiece , , . candle snuf fers are S3.S5. Salt and pepper shakers of crystal with sterling tops sell for 93.S0 a pair . . , and the crystal coaster ash trays with sterl ing rims for 12.13. Compotes, bon-bon dishes or lenccr oua vases ara an pricett miKfr nurin . . . mm ainti t under 110.00. There's a clever "tea- tmm the "fluffy" nylona ... ara for-two' strainer and a Utile sauce.-, new at WHYTAL'8 . , , In the Medl packed In a gift box. for SJ.4J, In- ral-DenUI building ... and teats ciuQing lax . . . ana me tall sterlinj have proved that they're undlsturb- (ww ia aim pepper (or ss.93. rnr more man iu, jewel anil their shape wonderfully, win can snow you oeauiuui sier- shrink and dry rapidly. They're , " ling sandwich or cake travi. u i. .. .a ,, , velvet - ----- . ., .,,,. ... U.E KlliriJ UtpiURCI, Kit. cream and sugar set, and Ronnie Doon lectlon . . . n ... candle holders with removable hur- rlu.lre t Uh.ul'i . hm fmr lor from necklace ... or lor rlcane chimneys of etched crystal choice consists of white or black, lasting gift to that young daughter j. . . uaciui aa wen a ornamental only. . . . iiiai wuuia giaaucn in neart ' of any bride. Keweit eiamole In atvlbed per are decorative set that ensemble frame with matching bracelet and earrings, tiold or liver filigree Is being widely used to overlay plastle rims. that's "safe M a safe" . . . and Uie , hm jb,j combination can be changed at any irMtln in Itarlf. time by following Instructions. ... Mostly In demand are ths spa cious Drea-Rob case for 13 3S . , . Uie smaller Overall for IH IS . . , and th Victoria for carrying cos metic. Jewelry or other small Items, priced at 13194 ... all prices plus tax. nut other slari ran alto b obtained ... for a complete, match ing set. This popular-priced Dresner lug gage has a covering of two-ply yarn, pyroxllln coated to mk I". wahabl. water repellent and scuff . resistant . . . and It natural raw. ItPltaH I' earl H hide binding gives It a touch of dl- , , , ,mlted, but cfUely resembl- tlnctlon. Representative of the col- lng U)B pr.,ou Oriental . . , at mi mruin ir,, ovi ih .mm In a bfrvinil ltt fur th June bride , , or for a gradua: Ing senior , i . from RICKY8. TTi I) 1 1 a h s have what best can be desrrlbed a a lustrous, moonlight glow , , , and pravirtt a luxurious lading touch to any coslume. Thr ara exquisitely based . . , and earl! ha It own lovely nam, for tn- etanre, the Rim duo necklace rou fjlon .Xttlilfl H ' lwo lustrous strands nt of a lightweight knit for warm V. . ... ,," ,i. (,i, h., t , " lrlll silver filigree clasp , . . and the Kashmir A en semble, a perfectly matched tl-lucli necklace of braullfully polished sim ulated pearl that have the saum i br-.Mb.rMr. That , they hold 'r. ! do not r ' ' . " . r , T , u, . , , uiwiiKu ((citirr in and plastic case. Perfect for teen-agers la the Jun- or choice Main . . . are Classic Beige, Palm Springs, Tailored Cord In Bls;x or Brown. Sunset Red and Blu Lake Tahoe. Quite n eve-opener I a ntm come-apart matlreu that wiay soon be an th market. An Innrr orlng mttrea I divided Inla Ihree teetlon. Joined by sloper. making H eay fa umlp and turn on lection at a time, or It ean be take) apart for pae-Tlng storage. avid !m4 Thrvfl each an "add-a-pear!" necklace fir ItltS, with three prarls atreadv strung on a thin gold chain. Or there are complete seed peart neck lace for the Little Ldy, modestly priced, RICKYS JF.WKt.ERM ... 100 Main , . , have the Drltah simu lated pearl trnd and other , , . In singles, doubles or triple . , , from JXo up. Including lax In this same category are the heavy quadruple plated pieces that last for i generations . . . bread trays, covered vegetable , dishes on which the lid ran h iii.H tnr - Mn-H.d dish, handsomely chased trays, A SlCfPtH SftOrlal candelabra meat platters and the . . . now on at PELICAN CANDY pearl rings and earrings for June , water pitchers for $12.85. JAR . . . gives you a M-cent Mocha blrthstone gift . , . and genuine Many discerning brides are se- chocolate or Bittersweet candy bar cultured pearls priced from 100 up lectlng Swedish cryital from the for 20 cent . . . and two foil-wrap- open stock at JEWEL AND GIFT ped Roger's Victoria Cream ... I bhop . . . SIB Main . . . available meltlngly delicious ... for U cent. I In modern, colonial or traditional There's absolutely nothing wron patterns. And as for the rings, with these, but hot weather, hard Art Relnhart recommends a selec- on chocolates, will soon be here . . , I tlon from unmounted stones, choos- hence the cut In price. I lng the sizes you desire at a eon- stick candy rank next to all- alderable avln . , . and he will day ucker when It comes to pleas design appropriate mountings with- lng the young'un ... so a ship- out extra charge. Modular building slabs, made from chemically treated wood chip mixed with Portland cement and shaped under pressure, promise cheaper and faster con I ruction. They can be used for Interior or exterior walls, with stand fire and moisture and have good Insulation and sound ab sorption properties, Two In tine Is the newest thing In lipsticks . , . by Tuy , , . that Martha admired In CURRIN 8 ... and they couldn't help but be convenient and prac tical . , , for In one end(of a cylin drical gold case Is a lipstick for daytime wear , . . and In the other, one for evening. These two-ln-one lipsticks srs available In three combinations of "Money Having Main llUhe" la Unci Ham' new cookbook that yon ean have free by limply mail ing a pintrard containing your nam and addrru la "food Con cretion," Waahlnglon 5, II. V. Th book shows hnmemakers how lo get plenty of proteins Into family menu at about one-half th totU ment this week of peppermint, lemon and wlntergreen "sticks" ti promptly welcomed. They're sell ing at 19 eanta a bundle . . . or by - . , , , the pound for to cenu, iMnrltnOX 1 OOtlH Old-fashioned Ilorehonnds ham , . . and disposable containers ... . returned ... and among tummtt for the picnicker are plentiful st assortment being displayed at PINK STREET MARKET , . . rang- PELICAIf CANDY JAR ... 723 lng from a variety of bv-the-pniiiid Main ... ara the Indlvldually-wrap- cold meat to processed spread ped Butter Balls . . , and Uie golden and a good selection of cheese. For Pheasant Small Blark Coffee ... a hearty sandwich that's a bit dlf- In two slies of containers, for H ferent, combine a can of eorneil enl or II. OS. Navy blue ha entered Ihe ranks of featherllght furs. A swash buckling eape of Russian broad tall In navy la designed with a dsmatle aweep and a hlgh-ellmb-lng cavalier collar. Caaual as aallor't pea Jacket Is a blu seal blaser, edged In nary blue ribbon belling. .finely chopped, with a table spoon of prepared mustard, two tablespoons of catsup, half a cup of mayonnaise, dash of salt and pepper. New additions to tha Occident Una of pastry mixes which appear ed several months ago, ara "Cooki Bske", a quick,, prepared mix for vanilla cookies, also containing an easy recipe for peanut butter cook lea ,, . end "Roll Rake", a prepared yeast roll mix to save you time. A Johnson electric floor polisher can now be rented from PIN"! STREET MARKET , , . corner of Seventh and Pine . . . conveniently I and II flreen nattering iussy snaaes , , . lor in- mr stance, one case carries Raspberry ieW Miff II for daytime wear, and the darker, can be given dull or lifeless hair sophisticated Funmaker for evs- by expert tinting at STAR BEAU. nlng. TY SHOP . . . now that th ae. ..?'.!ult,J!!! n aVTuK' p"- . juu wmiuui a nai, more oiien man not ihi ih i. fii.h,l really get two lipstick, for the same . . . and you'll find that , careful Don" forget Jtaute extrS av amnunt as nna would ens!. . . . tint wilt h nnii...hi. I . rn 'Orgct about the extra v- l.00 plus tax , . . at CURRIN'S ment to faded, streaked or graying mSLJ. . . . the friendly drug store at Ninth locks. . nwnip and Main. Keep In mind Ihe "Vapor Veil" permanent wave with the enduring rlnglette ends that Martha told you about last week ... for In these daye of budget-walching, that lo price of 17.50 and up Is something to be remembered. Your appoint ment at STAR BEAUTY SHOP . . . 5 Main . , . will be taken care of right on time, too . , , by Claire, Myrtle, Zoe, Melba or-Cordis who la the new owner. A picture frame package for nail polish and lipstick Is a new plus-value for cosmetic users, be side adding pretty appeal to the dressing table. When the polish and double-processed lipstick ar removed, a two-oval picture frame uf laey white plastic, supported by an easel, can be used for small photos or snapshots. Among the new travel accessor ies designed for Ills Nibs, th baby, are a portable bed and an Inflatable waterproof cushion, The bed which dnublea as erlb and play pen, folds up Into a eanvaa eovered plywood suitcase that eany be slowed In the hack of the tim-3 The Imlated pad, shaped like a miniature life-raft, ean be used as a bathineiie.