Abstract: System for carrying cargo in a passenger aircraft having containers, floor panels, seat tracks, and cargo locks. Containers are dimensioned to pass through a passenger door of an aircraft, fit under the overhead luggage racks of the aircraft and, when one container is positioned on each side of the passenger cabin of the aircraft, leave sufficient space between the containers to permit an aisle of the minimum size required by aviation safety regulations. The containers are sufficiently strong that, when loaded with cargo and fastened in place by the seat tracks and cargo locks, the containers will contain the cargo when subjected to accelerations which containers in passenger compartments must withstand under aviation safety regulations.

Abstract: A kitchen article having a body, the body having a bottom sidewalls, a supporting structure formed in the body for supporting a kitchen implement over a top of the body, a bowl formed in an upper portion of the body, a spout formed at one location in an upper portion of a wall of the bowl and extending to a lip in the exterior of the body, and a chamber below a lower surface of the bowl and above the body. The body has provision therein for access to the chamber, the chamber being large enough to accommodate an implement of the proper size to fit on the supporting structure.

Abstract: A holder for grater boards and the like includes a hollow body having a top wall, a bottom wall, a side wall, and an interior partition wall, the side wall, the bottom wall and the partition wall defining a main chamber having an opening in one side thereof, a planar surface formed in the side wall of the body opposite to the opening, elements on the edges of the opening for removably securing a grater board over the opening, a handle in an upper portion of the hollow body, a rubber foot attached to the exterior of the hollow body at the bottom thereof, and a window in the main chamber extending substantially the height thereof.