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396 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1930)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0396 and id is 1 raw text is: Patent Nos. 1,76S,533 to 1,769,911 T IE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE Vol. 396-No. 1 TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1930 Price-810 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. 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. CO NT ENTS Page ISSUE OF JULY 1, 1930 --------------------------------- 1 ORDER No. 3,154-AcTIoNs UNDER RULE 41 AS AMENDED JUNE 1, 1930------.--- ..-.- ..-..-...----------------------- 1 DISCLAIMER---....------------- ..----------------------- 1 NOTICE-PHOTOSTATS AND PHOTOPRINTs-CHANGE IN FEES- EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1930 ----------- ...---------------------- 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION-------------------------- 2 DECISIONS OF THE U. S. CORTS- In re Moulton .------------------------------------------ 3 In re Demarest.----------------------.. ------------------- 4 International Postal Supply Company v. The Pitney- Bowes Postage Meter Company------------------------ 5 Inre Moulton ..------------------------------------------ 6 In re Moulton -------------------------------------- 7 In re Burnelli .------------------------------------- -----8 PATENT SUITS ----------------------- ------------------- 9 ADJUDICATED PATENTS . .------------------------------- ------10 ADVERSE DECISIONS IN INTERFERENCE.----------------------- 10 TRADE-MARKS PUBLISHED (228 APPLICATIONS) --------------- 11 TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS GRANTED--------------------- 39 LARELS---------------- ----------------------------------- 49 REISSUES. . . ..------------------------------------------------- 501 DESIGNS -------------------------------------------------- 52 PATENTS GRANTED---.-------.----.---------.---------.--.61 Issue of July 1; 1930 Trade-Marks- -240-No. 272,05 to No. 272,34, inclusive. Labels.--------------50-No. 37,610 to No. 37,609, inclusive Prints.--------------. . 5- o. 12,610 to No. 12,014, inclusive. Reissues----------- -3-No. 17,718 to No. 37,720, inclusive. Designs--------------44-No. 81,471 to No. 61,14, inclusive. Patents------------1,379-No. 1,768,333 to No. 1,769,911, inclusive. Total.----.... 1,721 ORDER NO. 3,154 ACTIONS UNDER RULE 41 AS AMENDED JUNE 1, 1930 U. S. PATENT OFFICE, Washington, June 9, 1930. 1. Where an application is filed with claims specific to each of more than three species and a claim generic to all of them, the Examiner, in the first action, will cite the art resulting from a cursory examination, require division and that the applicant limit his specific claims to three species. A complete search upon the merits will not be imade until the number of species specifically claimed is thus limited. 2. Where an applicant has complied with the require- ment for division or election between claims for different species and there is included in the application a claim generic to all the species, such applicant may at any time prior to allowance or final rejection reinstate the claims specific to the other species, not to exceed in all three, only if a claim generic to all the species is allowed. 3. Where such a case as noted in 2 has proceeded to final rejection or allowance, the applicant may have the case reopened for the insertion of claims to the additional species only if a claim generic to all the species has been all owed or is found allowable on appeal. In the latter instance the claims to the various species would neces- sarily be allowable except as to matters of form In view of the allowance of the generic claim, and such claims to the additional species, not to exceed three in all, may be admitted under rule 78 if the application has been passed for Issue. 4. Where an application is presented with claims specific to three species and a claim generic to all of them, and the Examiner after a complete search holds that the generic claim is not patentable, he will in his first action reject the generic claim and require the applicant to elect the species be prefers and restrict the specific claims to that species. As above indicated, should the Examiner at any time be persuaded. or on appeal it be held, that the generic claim is allowable, the clalms to the different species may be reinstated. WM. A. KINNAN. Actinl Gommissioner. Disclaimer 1,076.19S.-Jamecs T. Dickson, Los Angeles, Calif. VAC- UUM BRAKES. Patent dated October 21, 1913. Dis- claimer filed June 10, 1930, by the assignee, Bragg- Kliesrath Corporation. Hereby enters this disclaimer to that part of the claim in said specification which appears as claims numbered 1, 3 and 5, and which are In the following words, to wit: 1. In combination, an internal combustion engine lay- ing a throttle controlled intake pipe, a brake applied to a mechanism driven by the engine, a vacuum cylinder, a piston therein, and a pipe connection between the manifold and cylinder. 3. In combination, an internal combustion engine hav- ing a throttle controlled intake manifold, a brake for the engine, a vacuum cylinder, a piston therein, a foot lever connected with the brake and attached to the piston with a limited sliding movement with respect thereto, and sue- tion connection between the cylinder and the intake mani- fold between the throttle and engine. 5. In combination, an internal combustion engine hav- ing a throttle controlled intake, a brake operating upon the engine, vacuum operable means for actuating the brake, and connection between said means and the intake at a point between the engine and throttle. NOTICE-PHOTOSTATS AND PHOTOPRINTS-CHANGE IN FEES- EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1930 Under the amendment to Rule 191, effective July 1, 1930, the price of photostat copies of records and photoprints of drawings will be 20 cents per sheet regardless of size. THOMAS E. ROBERTSON, Commissioner of Patents.

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