CROCKERY EOR AEROPLANES. Special crockery for serving meals in passenger aeroplanes was demonstrated in L,os Angeles the other day. Dishes that oonld not snill their contents oi slip o IV tiie tables while the plane made sleep hanking turns were shown. The plates, cups, and glasses, wore hold in place on tables by spring clips instead of wooden racks used in steamships for similar purposes. This is believed to be the hi t set. of dish.es designed expressly tor aeroplane use.
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Evening Star, Issue 20853, 24 July 1931, Page 2
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