Abstract: A handle member and a complementary handle member are transversly affixed to respective free ends of a pair of opposed straps extending from an endless member which can embrace a container. The handle member includes an edge and a lip which are detachably engageable with a lip and an edge, respectively, carried by the complementary handle member to form a handle structure. The handle member and the complementary handle member are retained in engagement in response to resilient deformation of the straps.

Abstract: A food container suited for use in carry out food service having a base and cover. Each container portion is of tapered construction to permit stacking upon itself for storage and each has stop members formed thereon to determine stack height. Catch structure is formed on the cover which interlocks with resilient lip structure formed around the upper periphery of the base to detachably lock the container and base in an assembled state. The container base forms a shallow hollow of sufficient depth to prevent spillage, but is sufficiently flat to permit use as a plate which can be eaten upon with knife and fork. The resilient lip structure defines, when interlocked with the cover, vents which provide air circulation in the closed container to prevent condensation therein. Formed on the top of the cover and the bottom of the base is interfitting structure operable to retain one assembled container stably stacked on another with food contained therein.

Abstract: A bottle finish wiping mechanism adapted to automatically position a plurality of bottles and subsequently wipe the finish areas of such bottles. The mechanism includes a plurality of wiper elements which are simultaneously movable into and out of contact with the bottles, and which, upon engagement therewith move cleaning pad surfaces against the finish areas of the bottle. When the cleaning pad surfaces are in engagement with the bottle the wiper elements rotate to effect cleaning.

Abstract: A wall fixture or shelf unit including a rail or bracket having laterally positioned projections and a shelf unit having a slot construction which fits into the projections thereby locking it to the bracket.

Abstract: Phosphorus oxytrichloride modified titanium trichloride polymerization catalysts of improved efficiency and/or isotacticity are obtained when the modification reaction is carried out in the presence of methylene chloride.

Abstract: The base surface of a rigid plate rests upon the work support surface of a machine tool. An insert, having an aperture therethrough, is journalled within the plate. A pin is detachably affixed to a work piece and extended through the aperture. Access is provided through the edge of the plate for engaging the pin to the insert and for cammingly advancing and retracting the insert relative the base surface. In response to advancement of the insert, the work piece is drawn against the work bearing surface of the plate. Random aperture location to accommodate several randomly placed pins is provided by a plurality of rotatably journalled inserts, each having a slotted aperture.

Abstract: An inexpensive yet reliable method for incorporating a minor fraction of a percent by weight of nucleating agent in a propylene polymer is provided in which the nucleating agent is dissolved at a concentration of less than 10% in a homogeneous, alcohol-based, carrier liquid having a normal boiling point of not over about 120.degree. C. The resultant solution is atomized into a full jet spray of fine droplets which is directed with full and even coverage onto a loose pulverulent bed of propylene polymer powder over a period of time and with sufficient agitation of said bed to expose essentially all segments of the bed to direct contact with said spray.

Abstract: A container having a slidable article-removing internal insert which consists of a tray and a projecting handle that is so constructed to be guided for unobstructable movement within the container receptacle. Moreover, the means for such guided movement is incorporated into the handle arrangement of the insert in a fashion that positively restrains the insert for virtually the whole extent of its travel in the receptacle.