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374 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1928)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0374 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,682,731 to 1,683,588. THlE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE Vol. 374-No. 1. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1928. Price-10 per year. The OFFICIAL GAZETTE is mai'ed 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. Subscription, $10.00 per annum; including annual indexes, $11.50; single numbers, 25 cents each. PRINTED COPIES OF PATENTS are furnished by the Patent Office at 10 cents each. For the latter, address the Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C. CIRCULARS OF GENERAL INFORMATION concerning PATENTS or concerning TRADE-MARKS, PRINTS, and LABELS will be sent without cost on request to the Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C. CONTENTS. Page. IsSUE OF SEPTEMBER 4, 1928 --------------------------------.. I ADVERSE DECISONS IN INTERFERENCE ------------------------ I NOTICE-ADDITIONAL CLAIMS ------------------------------- 1 INTERFERENCE NOTICE --------------------------------------- 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION -------------------------- 2 DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS--- L. P. Larson, Jr., Company v. Win. Wrigley, Jr., Com- pany -------------------------------------------------- 3 In re Riedel --------------------------------------------- 3 Oldroyd v. Morgan -------------------------------------- 4 Postum Cereal Company, Inc., v. Farmers Mill & Ele- vator Association -------------------------------------- 5 Downs v. Andrews --------------------------------------6 TRADE-MARKS PUBLISHED (279 APPLICATIONS) ---------------- 7 TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS GRANTED ---------------------- 42 TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS RENEWED --------------------- 56 LABELS ------------------------------------.------------ 57 PRINTS ------------------------------------------------------- 58 REISSUES ----------------------------------------------------- 59 DESIGNS ------------------------------------------------------- Go PATENTS GRANTED -------------------------------------------- 72 Issue of September 4, 1928. Trade-Marks ------- 366-No. 246,14( to No. 246,469, inclusive. T. M. Renewals .... 44 Labels -------------- 33-No. 34,513 to No. 34,545, inclusive. Prints ------------- 14-No. 11,192 to No. 11,205, inclusive. Reissues ------------ 4-No. 17,074 to No. 17,077, inclusive. Designs ------------ 63-No. 76,215 to No. 76,277, inclusive. Patents ----------- 838-No. 1,682,731 to No. 1,683,58, inclusive. Total -....... 1,382 Adverse Decisions in Interference. In interferences involving the indicated claims of the following patents final decisions have been rendered that the respective patentees were not the first inventors with respect to the claims listed: Pat. 1,539,063, J. R. Snyder, Rebound controller, de- cided June 26, 1928, claim 10. Pat. 1,598,000, Nilson and Prince, Radio condenser ad- justment, decided Aug. 15, 1928. claim 2. NOTICE. Additional Claims.. U. S. PATENT OFrics, Was~hngto% :Atgo. 18, 1928. My attention has just been called to an applleationiled with 64 claims and a filing fee of $64.00, as required by statute. Six days after the application was filed the appli- cant presented an amendment adding 84 additional claims, without the extra fee of $1.00 per additional claim, as would have been required by the statute had the claims been presented six days earlier. In cases in which claims in excess of the number corresponding to the filing fee are presented before the first official action on the case, the Examiners will place the amendment in the file and enter it on the file wrapper, but will defer action on the claims presented in the amendment. In his first action the Ex- aminer should act on the claims originally presented and for which the appropriate fee was paid. If, after the official action is made, the applicant believes that any of the claims presented by the amendment are patentable, he can have them entered and considered in the next action, but only by specifically pointing out wherein the claims presented in the amendment are patentable over the refer- ences cited by the Examiner. THOMAS E. ROBERTSON, Commissioner. Interference Notice. U. S. PATENT OFFICE, Washington, Aug. 11, 1928. Union Baking Company, Incorporated, its assigns or legal representatives, take notice: An interference having been declared by this Office be- tween the application of Fischer Baking Co., of Rose and Livingston Streets, Newark, N. J., for registration of a trade-mark and trade-mark registered September 16, 1924, No. 189,190, to Union Baking Company, Incorporated, of Fifth and Columbia Streets, Vancouver, Wash., and a notice of such declaration sent by registered mail to said Union Baking Company, Incorporated, at the said address having been relurned by the post-office as undeliverable, notice is hereby given that unless said Union Baking Company, Incorporated, its assigns or legal representatives, shall enter an appearance therein within 30 days from the first publication of this order the interference will be pro- ceeded with as in case of default. This notice will be published in the OFFICIAL GAZETTE for three consecutive weeks. WM. A. KINNAN, First Assistant Commissioner.

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