Abstract: A compact disc dispenser including a base formed with a hole at an corner, and a plurality of holders each including a supporting plate and a fixing plate which is integral with and makes an acute angle with the supporting plate thereby forming a spine between the supporting plate and the fixing plate, the fixing plate being formed at both sides with a hook portion adapted for engaging a cover of a compact disc container, each of the holders being provided at an corner of the spine with an axle formed with a recess at an upper end and a stem at a lower end, the recess of one of the holders being adapted to receive the stem of another end of the holders.

Abstract: A multi-purpose fixing seat for belts including a body portion formed with a recess having a raised rack at both sides thereof, a plurality of protuberances between two portions of the raised rack, and a circular raised edge enclosing the protuberances, a resilient member fitted between the protuberances and the circular raised edge, a cover fixedly mounted on the body portion and pivotally connected with a clamping member, the clamping member provided on the top with a movable button which is connected with a rod member at the bottom of the clamping member, the cover having a lug adapted to receive the rod member, and a fixing plate having a toothed member formed with teeth at two opposite sides and a flat surface at the other two opposite sides, the toothed member being engaged with the resilient member, whereby the fixing seat can be conveniently used to carry the mobile telephone, camera, or the like.

Abstract: An electric fan including a hood having a plurality of tubular members in each of which there is a cylindrical member, a plurality of bell-shaped members each mounted on each of said tubular members, and a plurality of protecting covers each mounted on an outlet of each of said tubular members, and a base portion mounted under said hood and having a motor provided with an output gear engaged with a plurality of fan gears each fixedly mounted on an axle extending from said base portion upwardly into said cylindrical member, and a plurality of impellers each mounted on the top end of said axle, whereby the electric fan can make air currents in a range of 360 degrees.

Abstract: A shock absorbing bat comprises a long cylindrical central handle and a main body, both being connected together and held firmly by means of a retaining collar and an elastic ring. An elastic connector is provided which is axially attached to an end piece. This construction can drastically reduce the shock to the batter's arm and the possibility of injury to the elbow is minimized. The construction also increases the impulse, when a ball is struck.