Abstract: A sunshade for an infant car seat or similar which is held in position by inserting a rear panel between the car seat and the vehicle seat on which it rests. A top panel, flexibly connected to the rear panel extends forward over the car seat to provide shade. Side panels extend downward from the sides of the top panel to provide increased protection. An optional front flap extends downward from the front edge of the top panel at an adjustable angle to further increase the level of protection. The side panels may be individually folded up and over the top panel to a stored position when not needed. The top and side panels can be folded upward and rearward as a unit to improve access to the car seat. Optional lengthwise creases in the side panels allow them to be folded into a more compact size to decrease the clearance necessary around the car seat in order to move the side panels between their stored and deployed positions.

Abstract: A sun shield for a childs car seat is provided and consists of a single flat piece of pre-cut firm bendable material having a roof segment, a pair of side visor segments, a pair of support flap segments and a back segment, with a cut out gap area between each support flap segment and the back segment. A plurality of machine-made fold lines, each located between all the segments and adhesive for securing the support flap segments to the rear surface of the back segment when the bendable material is folded up along all the fold lines to form said sun shield. The back segment can be adjustably placed between the backrest of the car seat and a seat back of a rear seat of an automobile with the roof segment extending over the head of the child to protect the head from rays of the sun entering through the windows of the automobile and not obstruct the rear view mirror for the driver of the automobile.

Abstract: An infant-protecting sunshade for use in a land vehicle such as an automobile with an infant car set or a stroller. The sunshade is a unitary member stamped in the shape of a flat mushroom from flat sheet rubber and bent at fold lines to form a hood having a back insertable for support behind an infant car seat, a forwardly foldable top, and first and second downward sides, foldable up and securable by hook and loop fastening over the top when not in use. Being flexible, either or both sides can, in tight quarters, be rolled up to pass an obstruction such as the inside wall of an automobile.

Abstract: Acid-modified fibre materials may be dyed in brilliant color shades in accordance with the transfer printing principle if dyestuffs of the formula ##STR1## are used in which A is a residue of the formula ##STR2## wherein R.sub.1, R.sub.3, R.sub.4, R.sub.6 -R.sub.9 are H or lower alkyl, R and R.sub.2 are lower alkyl and R.sub.5 is phenyl.The resulting transfer prints are distinguished by good fastness to light, wet processing and rubbing.

Abstract: A fire extinguishing system includes a container of extinguishing agent and a valve for controlling the discharge of the extinguishing agent. The discharge control valve is opened and closed by a pneumatic cylinder operated by pressurized gas through a solenoid-actuated directional control valve. The solenoid of the directional control valve is coupled with a pneumatic timing relay actuated by a temperature sensor. With this arrangement, a pre-determined amount of extinghishing agent is discharged from the container and delivered to the hazard area and then the discharge shut-off. The discharge cycle is repeated, if necessary, until the fire is extinguished. The system is then automatically reset and ready to deliver further extinguishing agent on demand. The system also includes manual or automatic means for purging the delivery line downstream of the discharge control valve.