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Patents Nos. 2,402,939 to 2,403,428
THE
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OF THE
United States Patent Office
Vol. 588-No. 1 TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1946 Price-$16 per year
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CONTENTS Page
ISSUE OF JULY 2, 1946 ------------------------------------- --- I
NOTICE ---.--------------------------------------------------- 1
NOTICE OF TENTATIVE RECORDATION OF TRADE NAME --------- 1
ADVERSE DECISIONS IN INTERFERENCE ------------------------ 1
ADJUDICATED PATENT ---------------------------------------- 1
APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION --------------------------- 2
DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS-
In re Warp No. 5086 ---------------------------------------- 3
In re Warp No. 5100 ----.---------------------------------- 4
W hittier v. B orchardt ---------------------------------------- 6
National Nugrapo Company v. Judge & Dolph, Ltd --------- 10
In re De Reamer ------------------------------------ 11
INTERFERENCE NOTICE --------------------------------------13
NOTICES OF CANCELLATION ----------------------------------- 13
DISCLAIMERS ------------------------------------------------- 13
REGISTER OF PATENTS AVAILABLE FOR LICENSING OP SALE.. 14
TRADE-MARKS PUBLISHED (170 APPLICATIONS) ---------------- 17
TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS GRANTED ---------------------- 37
TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS RENEWED --------------------- 43
REISSUES ---------------------------------------------------- 51
PLANT PATENTS- ------------------------------------------ 51
PATENTS GRANTED ----------------.-------------------------- 53
DESIGNS ------------------------------------------------------ 171
July 2, 1946
Trade-Marks 0---- 95-No. 422, 046 to No. 422,140, inclusive.
T. M. Renewals~ 179
Reissues ------- 2-No. 22, 769 to No. 22, 770, inclusive.
Plant Patents .... -No. 702 to No. 706, inclusive.
Patents ---------- 490-No. 2,402, 939 to No. 2,403, 428, inclusive.
Designs ----------- 37-No. 141, 113 to No. 145,149, inclusive.
Total ----- 898
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CASPER W. 074S,
Commissioner.
Notice of Tentative Recordation of Trade Name
[T. D. 51470]
Tentative recordation of trade nlame under section 27,
Trade-Mark Act of February 20, 1905, andi section
11.16, Customs Regulations of 1948
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONOER OF CUSTOMS
Washington, D. C., June 10, 1946
To Collectors of Customs and Others Concerned:
An application has been filed in the Treasury Depart-
ment for the recordation of the following-described trade
name under the provisions of section 27, Trade-Mark Act
of February 20, 1905, and section 11.16, Customs Regula- .
tions of 1943:
Deauville Watch Co., owned -by Deauville Watch
Co., 9-11 Maiden Lane, New York, N. Y., applied to
watches, watclh movements, and parts thereof manu-
factured In Switzerland.
The recordation of te foregoing trade name shall become
final at the expiratiob of 30 days after June 18, 1946.
Any person who desires to file an opposition to the recorda-
tion of this trade name shall file it with the Commissioner
of Customs prior to the expiration of such 30-day period.
Until the expiration of the above-mentioned' 30-day
period any articles of foreign manufacture hearing names
or marks which copy or simulate the above-mentioned
trade name shall be detained, but not seized, and there-
after shall receive the treatment provided for in section
11.17, Customs Regulations of 1943, unless notice of the
cancellation of the recordation Is sooner received.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON,
Commissioner of Customs.
Adverse Decisions in Interference
In interferences involving the indicated claims of the
following patents final decisions have been rendered that
the respective parties were not the first inventors with
respect to the claims listed :
Pat. 2,371,091, G. Wilders, Knitting machine screw-
racking.mechanism, decided May 29, 1946, claims 1 and 2.
Pat. 2,381,162, F. W. Taylor, Hydraulic system for
stabilizers, decided June 3, 1946, claims 1 and 2.
Pat. 2,333,292, S. H. Brooks, Turret-type universal
joint, decided Apr. 15, 1946, claim 2.
Adjudicated Patent
(C. C. A. Mass.) Dreymann patent, No. 2,031,036,
for a container wall of laminated paper, claim 3 Held
valid and infringed. Grant Paper Box Co. v. Russell Box
Co., 154 F.(2d) 729: 69 USPQ 196.
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