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237 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1917)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0237 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,221,009 to 1,221,813. THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE Vol. 237-No. 1. TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1917. Price-$5 per year. The OFFICIAL GAZETTE Is mailed under the direction of the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, to whom all subscriptions should be made payable and all communications respecting the Gazette should be addressed. Issued weekly. Subscriptions, $5.00 per annum; single numbers, 10 cents each. Printed copies of patents are furnished by the Patent Office at 5 cents each. For the latter, address the Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C. CONTENTMS. Page. ISSUE OF APcIL 3, 1917 ..................................... 1 NORWAY-EXTENSION OF TIME FOR FILING APPLICATIONS AND PAYMENT OF FEES ON ACCOUNT OF THE WAR ......... 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ......................... 2 PATENTS GRANTED ........................................... 3 R EISSUES .................................................... 283 DESIGNS ...................................................... 286 TRADE-MARKS-REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR ................. 291 TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS GRANTED ..................... 305 TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS RENEWED..................... 307 LABELS AND PRINTS ........................................ None. COMMISSIONER'S DECISIONS- Ex parte Anderson.................................... 309 DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS- Gold et al. v. Gold ....................................... 309 ADJUDICATED PATENTS ...................................... 311 DISCLAIMER .................................................. 311 ADVERSE DECISIONS IN INTERFERENCE ...................... 311 INTERFERENCE NOTICE ...................................... 312 Issue of April 3, 1917. Patents ........... 805-No. 1,221,009 to No. 1,221,813, inclusive. Designs ............ 160-No. 50,546 to No. 50,561, inclusive. Trade-Marks ....... 85--No. 116,025 to No. 116,109, inclusive. Labels ............. None. Prints .............. None. Reissues ........... 4-No. 14,279 to No. 14,282, inclusive. Total .......... 910 Norway-Extension of Time for Filing Applications and Payment of Fees on Account of the War. DEPARTMVENT OF STATE, Washington, March 27, 1917. The honorable the Secretary of the Interior. Sm : Referring to the letter of the Commissioner of Patents of September 16 last and to Depart- ment's reply of October 3, 1916, I have the honor to enclose for your information a copy of a dispatch from the American Minister at Christiania and its original enclosures, showing the laws and regula- tions of Norway relating to the subject of the ex- tension of privileges on account of the European war to applicants for patents. I have the honor to be sir, your obedient servant, For the Secretary of State: FRANK L. POLK, Counselor. II[:ISTIANIA, January 25, 1917. The honorable the ,'¢ecrclary of State, Washington. SIB: Replying to the l)epirtment's circular instruc- tion of October 7. 1916 (file No. 811.542/36) relative to the extension of privileges to applicants for patents on account of the European war, I have the honor to state that, in reply to a request which I addressed to the Royal Norwegian Minister for Foreign Affairs under date of No- vember 2, 1916, embodying the contents of the above in- struction, I received, under date of the 20th inst., a note enclosing a memorandum from the Office for the Protection of Industrial Property in Norway, copy and translation of which I enclose herewith. I likewise enclose, in dupli- cate, the different laws and resolutions referred to in the said memorandum. I have the honor to be, sir, your obedient servant, (Signed) A. G. SC-MEDEMAN. MEMORANDUNI. Laws and regulation8 relative to patents, trade-marks, and models. 1. In accordance with the enclosed law of July 14, 1916, and the royal resolution of November 24, 1916, (en- closures 7-10,) the time allowed for the filing of applica- tions for patents In article 4 of the Paris Convention has been extended until June 30, 1917, provided that it had not expired on July 29, 1914. According to the enclosed royal resolutions of July 14 and November 2, 1916, this privilege is extended at the present time, among others, to the citizens and subjects of the United States of America (enclosures Nos. 8 and 9). 2. By the laws of August 18, 1914, and Juno 18, 1915, is well as by the royal resolutions of June 18, 1915, Jan- nary 7 and November 24, 1916, (enclosures 2-6,) an ex- tended time of three months has been allowed for the pay- ment of the increased annual fees for patents granted, so that the owners of patents for which the annual fee falls due in the period from and including December 31, 1916, have had or will have an extension of nine months for the payment of the increased annual fee. Besides, by royal resolution of November 24, 1916, (enclosure No. 6,) there has been arraned a decreasing extension of the time for the payment of increased fees, so that, for patents for whiici the annual fee falls due in the period from and in- cluding January 1 to and including June 29, 1917, the In- creased fee can be paid up to September 30, 1917. The extension of the time for the payment of annual fees is granted to all owners of Norwegian patents without any reciprocity being required in the case of the owner be- ing a subject of a foreign state. 3. The Patent Office is authorized, upon request, to ex- tend the periods allowed for the handling of pending pat- eut actions. During the present state of war an extension of one or several two monthly periods is given-also to American subjects and citizens. The time allowed for the tising of protests against the granting of a patent (sec. 28 of the patent law) is not extended. The same relates to the time allowed for ap- pealing to the second division of the Patent Office (sec. 31, part 2). 4. The time allowed for the working of a patented in- vention Is not extended. (See law of July 2. 1910, secs. 9 and 49, enclosure No. 1, as well as the law of June 16, 1885, sec. 27.) 5. There is no time limit in Norway for the registering of transfers and licenses. Neither Is there any definite time limit for the bringing of lawsuits relative to patents. The postponements of pending lawsuits are decided by the courts. There is no Norwegian law in regard to tile extension of patents. U. No extensions of time have been arranged for trade- marks and models.

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