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535 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1942)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0620 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 2,271,510 to 2,212,16d THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE United States Patent Office. Vol. 535-No. 1 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1942 Price---$16 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. Subscripticns, $16.00 per annum, including annual index, $18.75; single numbers, 35 cents each. PRINTED COPIES OF PATENTS are furnished by the Patent Office at 10 cents each. For the latter address the Commis- sioner of Patents, Washington, D. C. CIRCULARS OF GENERAL INFORMATION concerning PATENTS or TRADE-MARKS will be sent without cost on request to the Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C. CONTENTS Page ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 3, 1942 1----------------------- - ..- I IN RE APPLICATION OF OBERLIN, LIMBACH AND DAY FOR Li- CENSE UNDER PUBLIC ACT NO. 239 -------------------------- 1 NOTICE --------.--------------------------------------------- 1 ORDER No. 3588 -------------------------------------------- 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ------------------------- 2 DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS- Radtke Patents Corporation and Albert A. Radtke, Whitson Photophone Corporation and Delmar A. Whit- son v. Coe, Commissioner of Patents, American Tri- Ergon Corporation, and Tri-Ergon Holding A. G .. 3 PATENT SUITS ------------------------------------------------ 15 ADJUDICATED PATENTS -------------------------------16 ADVERSE DECISIONS IN INTERFERENCE ---------------------- 16 DISCLAIMER -------------------------------------------------- 16 NOTICE OF CANCELLATION ----------------------------------- 16 TRADE-MARKS PUBLISHED (125 APPLICATIONS) --------------17 TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS GRANTED --------------------- 31 REISSUES ----------------------------------------------------- 37 PLANT PATENTS ---------------------------------------------- 38 PATENTS GRANTED ------------------------------------------- 39 DESIGNS ------------------------------------------ 192 FEBRUARY 3, 1942 Trade-marks ---- 79--No. 393,269 to No. 393,347, inclusive. Reissues ------------ 4-No. 22,015 to No. 22,018, inclusive. Plant Patents ----- 1-No. 802 Patents ------------ 657-No. 2,271,510 to No. 2,272,166, inclusive. Designs ------------ 70-No. 131,271 to No. 131,340, inclusive. Total --------- 811 IN RE APPLICATION OF OBERLIN, LIMBACH AND DAY FOR LICENSE UNDER PUBLIC ACT No. 239 This is a renewed petition under PublicAct No. 239- 77th Congress, chapter 393, 1st session, for a license to send to England a communication in the form of a letter suggesting amendiments to claims in an application for patent filed in Germany several years before the recent declaration of a state of war between the United States and that country. Petitioners contend that It is not considered that measures necessary for the protection of our country were intended to be arbitrarily applied to harass our citizens and limit needlessly their efforts to secure patent protection for their inventions, when such invention had been fully disclosed and licensed in an enemy country years before the present situation arose, and insists that a license be issued unless definite author- ity is cited making necessary a refusal. The question of the propriety and advisability of grant- ing a license under Public Act No. 239 is determined not only by a consideration of the question of whether the information desired to be exported is such as would natur- ally be suggested by the record of the application for patent pending in a foreign country, but also all factors pertinent to the grant of a license by the Treasury Department and the Office of Economc Warfare, and the rules adopted by the Office of Censorship (which admin- isters a part of the Trading with the Enemy Act of Octo- ber 6. 1917) should be taken into account. This Office will not issue a license under Public Act No. 239 in any case where a license to export the technical information involved is refused by any other Federal department or agency, or .in any case where it would not be permissible to forward the licensed material. To do so would put the Office in the position of authorizing ijnder one Act of Congress the doing of a thing which is pro- hibited under other Acts of Congress as administered by other governmental establishments. This Office has been advised by the Office of Censorship that postal comlunication with enemy or enemy-occupied countries is illegal, and will not be permitted, except (a) through the agency of the American Red Cross, which will transmit short nessages of a personal nature, and (b) cOllunications with prisoners of war. It not having been shown either that a license has bee or will be granted pursuant to the Trading with the Enemy Act, or that the licensed material will be passed by the Office of Censorship, this petition must be, and is, denied. CONDER C. HENRY, Assistant Commissioner. Notice This Office has received, under date of September 10, 1941, a communication from the Acting Secretary of the Treasury reading in part as follows : Reference is made to General License No. 72 and Public Circular No. 5 issued by the Treasury Depart- ment on September 3, 1941, relating to patents. Inquiries have been received as to whether or not it is necessary, in submitting the reports required on Form TFR-172, to attach thereto a copy of the application for Letters Patent on file in the United States Patent Office which has been certified by the United States Patent Office. The Treasury Department is not presently requiring that applications for Letters Patent filed in the United States Patent Office which are required to be submitted in connection with the reports on Form TFR-172, or in connection with any other reports required by the afore- mentioned geleral license or public circnlar, be certified by the United States Patent Office. It is sufficient for the purposes of the requirement referred to above that such applications be certified by an attorney or agent who is duly registered to practice before the United States Patent Office or entitled to recognition thereby, or in lieu thereof, by submission of a copy which has been certified by tle United States Patent Office.. CONDER C. HENRY, Assistant Commissioner. Order No. 3588 In accordance with instructions issued by the Director of the Budget with the authority of the President, it is hereby directed that the.following portions of the Patent Office be transferred to Richmond, Virginia, begiinning on January 31, 1942: Supervisory Examiners, Law Examiners, Interference Division. Classification Division, Examining Divisions 1 to 65 inclusive, Design Division, Draftsman's Division, Docket Division, Law Library. CONWAY P. COE, Comnmissioner.

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