Abstract: A litter bin comprising a heavy base member adapted to rest on the ground, a litter container mounted on said base member through an annular rubber bush and a central bolt connecting the container to the base member and passing through the bush, an upwardly extending support pole secured to the base member, an arm pivotally attached to the top of the pole and having a lid attached to the end thereof at a position which normally is in overlying relationship with the litter container, an actuating mechanism associated with the container whereby the container may be tilted in substantially any direction through said rubber bush connection from its position under said lid to a position in which it is exposed for the receipt of litter or refuse.

Abstract: A display unit for confectioneries includes two symmetrical elements defining planes connected to each other by means of cross-members, each formed by pairs of pins or shanks coupled together coaxially. The planes are larger on the upper part of the display unit to form a large surface allowing the insertion of graphics for identifying the product to be shown. The planes are larger at the lower part of the display unit and are provided with bent portions.

Abstract: A support for a bulk liquid container includes a universal U-bracket mountable on a wall, floor or ceiling within a safety storage cabinet. Drawer type telescoping slides support a container basket structure pivotally suspended on the extensible and retractable sections of the slides which are horizontally arranged regardless of the disposition of the U-bracket. A bulk liquid container held by the basket structure can be rotated 360 degrees on the trunnions of the basket structure. A chain attachment is provided to support the container in a tilted liquid dispensing position. Due to its compactness and retractability, the support is useable in close quarters.

Abstract: An adjustable frame assembly for attachment to the sides of a hospital operating table is disclosed for supporting a removable surgical tray above the operating table and over the patient in a variety of positions for the convenience of personnel. The frame assembly consists of two upright supporting columns, one attached to each side of the operating table at an appropriate position. A horizontal bar is mounted between the upper ends of the upright supporting columns and extends across the operating table from one side to the other. A rectangular open frame member is supported by mechanical linkages to a pair of vertically-extending posts adjustably mounted, respectively, upon two slidable blocks carried by the horizontal bar. A removable surgical tray may be placed upon the open rectangular frame and clamped into position.

Abstract: A support means for retaining and adjustably positioning a cosmetic bottle eceptacle in a predetermined disposition along and about an arc extending from a generally upright disposition to a tilted disposition generally 45.degree. from said upright disposition. The support means includes an elongated flexible continuous body with a base pad portion, bottle base engaging support leg extending from one end of the base pad, and a bottle retaining portion extending from the opposed end of the base pad. The bottle retaining portion has an arcuate configuration, and is provided with a slotted zone through which the neck portion of a bottle is received, with lateral edge strips along the slotted zone being arranged to abut against the shoulder of a bottle being retained therewithin.

Abstract: A storage bin is pivotly mounted relative to a housing so as to remain in a neutral position when empty and to be positioned at an angle with respect to a horizontal plane when either in a working position or in a storage position. When in the working position free access to the interior of the bin is possible since the forward end of the bin is tipped downwardly and the material in the bin is at the forward end. When in the storage position the front end of the bin is tipped upwardly with the material being at the rear of the bin. Indicating markers on the cabinet and the front end of each bin may be used when the bins are in the storage position for providing an approximation of the quantity of material in each bin.