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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0445 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,968,804 to 1,969,712
THE
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OF THE
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Vol. 445-No. 1 TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1934 Price-$16 per year
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CONTENTS Page
ISSUE OF AUGUST 7,1934 --------------------------------
ADVERSE DECISIONS IN INTERFERENCE ---------------------- I
TRADE-MARKS CANCELED ------------------------------- 1
U. S. COURT OF CUsToMs:AND PATENT APPEALS-RuleS-
Amendment --------------------------- ------------------ 1
RULES-INTERFERENCEs-AMENDMENT-Order No. 3281.-.--
APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION-------------------------- 2
DECISIONS OF THE U.S. COURTS-
In re Hall.----------------------------------------------- 3
Rebuffat v. Crawford.------------------------------------ 3
Knoop a. Woodward -------------------------------------- 5
Galamb v. Gilmer.--------------------------------------- 7
Schuster v. Brown ------------------------------------- 10
INTERFERENCE NOTICE -------------------------------------- 11
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION ----------------------------------- 11
DISCLAIMERS.----------------------------------------------- 12
TRADE-MARKS PUBLISHED (265 APPLICATIONS)--------------- 13
TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS GRANTED --------------------- 42
TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS RENEWED --------------------- 51
LABELS. ..--------------------------------------------------- 52
PRINTS. . ..---------------------------------------------------- 53
REISSUES -------------------------------------------------- 55
PLANT PATENTS ------------------------------------------- 56
PATENTS GRANTED ----------------------------------------- 57
DESIGNS . . . ..------------------------------------------------- 255
August 7, 1934
Trade-Marks- -218-No. 315,623 to No. 315,840, inusive.
T. M. Renewals-. - 30
Labels------------- 23-No 4412 to No. 44,10, inclusive.
Prints.-------------11-No. 14,775 to No. 14,781 inclusive.
Reissues--------------6-No. 19,262 to No. 19.267, inclusive.
Plant Patents 2-No. 100 to No. 101, inclusive.
Patents--------------909-No. 1.968,804 to No. 1,969,712, inclusive.
Designs--------------55-No. 12,939 to No. 92,993, inclusive.
Total6 -19,26 1,254
Adverse Decisions in Interference
In interferences Involving the Indicated claims of the
followving Patents final decisions have been rendered that
the respective patentees were not the first inventors with
respect to the claims listedi
Pat. 1,877,128, E. R, Hent1chel. Electron discharge
device circuit arrangement, decided June 30, 1934. claims
1 and 2. c
Pat. 1,883,650, E. W. Engle, Contact material, decided
July 19, 1934, claim 1.
Trade-Marks Canceled
107,722. Bottle-seals Ferdinand Gutmann & Co., New
York, N. Y. Registered December 21, 1915. Canceled
July 6, 1934.
127,420. Boots, shoes, and slippers. William Hurrell,
Norwich, England. Registered November 11, 1919. Can-
celed July 6, 1934.
216,552. Children's outer coats. Louis Greenberg
and Bro. Inc., New York, N. Y. Registered August 10,
1926. Canceled July 6, 1934.
296.S49. Wax emulsion for the preservation and im-
provement in appearance of citrus fruit and other edi-
bles. The Wilbur White Chemical Company, Owego, N. Y.
Registered August 23, 1932. Canceled July 6, 1934.
306,821. Hosiery. Leland R. Page, doing business as
Luray Hosiery Co., Peabody, Mass. Registered September
26, 1933. Canceled July 6, 1934.
U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
RULES-AMENDMENT
The following amendment to Rule VIII (a) (adopted
June 6, 1934 [443 0. G. 565] ), was adopted July 25, 1934.
Amend Rule VIII (a) of the general rules of the court
by substituting the following language therefor:
Citations
Whenever a decision of this court shall be cited In a
brief, the reference shall Include the volume and page of
the United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Reports or of the Federal Reporter wherein the same has
been published.
Attest:
ARTHUR B. SHELTON, Clerl.
July 25, 1934.
RULES-INTERFERENCES-AMENDMENT
(OaDER No. 3281)
U. S. PATENT OFFICE, Waslsington, July 24, 1934.
Acting under the provisions of section 483 of the Re-
vised Statutes (U. S. C. Title 35, sec. 6), and with the
approval of the Secretary of Commerce, rule 116 of the
Rules of Practice in the United States Patent Office Is
amended to read as follows:
116. The parties to an interference will be presumed
to have made their inventions in the chronological order
in which they filed their completed applications for pat-
ents clearly disclosing same; and the burden of proof
will rest upon the party who shall seek to establish a
different state of facts.
The termination of the Interference b7, dissolution un-
der Rule 122 without an award of priority shall not dis-
turb this presumption, and a party enjoying the status
of a senior party with respect to any subject-matter of
his application shall not be deprived of any claim to
such subject-matter solely on the ground that such claim
was not added to the interference by amendment under
Rule 109.
The amendments to the rule are to be effective August
21, 1934.
The amended rule will not apply to applications In-
volved in interferences which have been finally decided
prior to August 21, 1934, and will not apply to pending
interferences which on that date have progressed beyond
the period for filing motions under rules 109 and 122.
CONWAY P. COE,
Commissfoner.
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