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OFFICIAL GAZETTE of the UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
April 3, 1973 Volume 909 Number 1
CONTENTS
Patent and Trademark Notices
Board of Appeals Decisions Rendered in the Month of February 1973. .
Registration to Practice
Patent Suits
Condition of Trademark Applications
Trademark Notices
Errata .
Trademark Suits .
Marks
Marks Published for Opposition (746)
Registrations Issued
Registrations Renewed
Registrations Canceled
Index of Registrants
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Board of Appeals Decisions Rendered in the Month
of February 1973
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Registration to Practice
The following list contains the names of persons applying
for registration to practice before the United States Patent
Office on the basis of 4 years or more service in the Examining
Corps. Information tending to affect the eligibility of said
applicants on moral, ethical, or other grounds should be fur-
nished the Commissioner of Patents on or before April 27,
19738.
Michael, Edward J., 213 Sheridan St. NW., Washington, D.C.
20011
Moxon, George W. II, 1449A N. Van Dorn St., Alexandria,
Va. 22304
LUTRELLE F. PARKER,
Chairman, Committee on Enrollment.
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Patent Suits
Notices under 35 U.S.C, 290; Patent Act of 1952
2,544,246, G. H. Butterfield, CORNHAL CONTACT LENS,
filed Sept. 2, 1969, D.C., N.D. Til. (Chicago), Doc. 69¢1812,
George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Oculus Contact Lene Company,
Ine, Same, filed Oct. 22, 1969, D.C., N.D. Ill. (Chicago), Doc.
69c2184, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Contact Lens Service,
Inc. Same, Doc. 6902186, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Custom
Contact Lens Laboratories, Inc. Same, filed Feb. 20, 1970,
same, Doc. 70c¢412, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Vogel Contact
Lens Company. Same, Doc. 70c414, George H. Butterfield, Sr.
v. Halcon, Inc. Same, Doc. 70c415, George H. Butterfield, Sr.
v. B & M Optical Company. Same, Doc. 70c416, George H.
Butterfield, Sr. v. The House of Vision, Inc. Same, filed Dec.
22, 1969, D. C., W.D. Ky. (Louisville), Doc. 6376, Trans-
ferred to Northern District of Illinois on Feb. 12, 1970, Case
* 700824, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. SCL Laboratories ¢
Southern Optical Co. Same, filed Oct. 28, 1969, Nebr. (Omaha),
Doe. 03404, transferred to Northern District of Illinois, Doc.
700829, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Rite Style Optical Co.,
Inc. Same, filed Sept. 12, 1969, D.C., N.D. Ga. (Atlanta), Doc.
18009, transferred to Northern District of Illinois (Chicago),
Doc. 700330, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Quality Optics, Inc.
Same, filed Oct. 15, 1969, D.C., E.D. La. (New Orleans), Doc.
69-2346, transferred to Northern District of Illinois (Chi-
cago), Doc. 70¢339, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Custom
Contact Lene Lab. Same, filed Oct. 24, 1969, D.C., W.D. Tex.
(Waco), Doc. W69-CA-48, transferred to Northern District
of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 70c397, George H. Butterfield, Sr.
v. Contour Comfort Contact Lens, Inc. Same, filed Feb. 11,
1970, D.C., District of Kansas, Doc. W-4315, transferred to
Northern District of Illinois, Doc. 70c856, George H. But-
terfield, Sr. v. Dr. Doyle O. Burch, etc. Same, filed Feb. 13,
1970, D.C. Mo. (Kansas City), Doc. 18100-4, transferred to
Northern District of Illinois (Chicago), Doc, 70¢857, George
H. Butterfield, Sr. v. B & R Enterprises, Inc. Central Labs.
Same, filed Feb. 17, 1970, D.C., W.D. Mich. (Detroit), Doc.
6274, transferred to Northern District of Illinois (Chicago),
Doc. 70c858, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Art Optical Con-
tact Leng Div. Same, filed Feb. 12, 1970, D.C., E.D. La. (New
Orleans), Doc. 70-308, transferred to Northern District of
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PATENT OFFICE NOTICES
Tilinois, Doc. 70c859, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Accurate
Contact Lens Lab. Same, filed Feb. 11, 1970, D.C., B.D. La.
(New Orleans), Doc. 70-302, transferred to Northern District
of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 70c860, George H. Butterfield, Sr.
v. Gulf Coast Contact Lens, Inc. Same, filed Feb. 25, 1970,
D.C., N.D.N.Y., Doc. 70-CV-58, transferred to Northern Dis-
trict of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 70c863, George H. Butter-
feild, Sr. v. Onondaga Optical Co. Same, filed Feb. 13, 1970,
D.C., W.D. Tenn., Doc. 1963, transferred to Northern Dis-
trict of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 70c864, George H. Butterfield,
Sr. v. Mullers Contact Lens Service, Inc. Same, filed Feb.
24, 1970, D.C., N.D. Ohio (Cleveland), Doc. C-70—170, trans-
ferred to Northern District of Illinois (Chicago), Doc.
70¢866, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Reese Optical Co., Inc.
and Bausch 4 Lomb Inc. Same, filed Feb. 11, 1970, D.C., N.D.
Ohio (Cleveland), Doc. C-70-128, transferred to Northern
District of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 70c867, George H. Butter-
feld, Sr. v. Fred Rump Contact Lens Lab. Same, filed Mar. 3,
1970, D.C., B.D. Wis., Doc, 70—C-119, transferred to Northern
District of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 10c868, George H. Butter-
Neld, 8r. v. Ray-Con Inc. Same, filed Feb. 24, 1970, D.C., B.D.
Wis., Dee. 70—-C-—101, transferred to Northern District of Mli-
nois (Chicago), Doc. 70c870, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v.
Wisconsin Optical Service Inc. Same, filed Feb. 12, 1970, D.C.,
District of Arizona, Doc. C-—70-90 PHX, transferred to
Northern District of Mlinois (Chicago), Doc. 70c871, George
H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Guarantee Contact Lenses of Arizona.
Same, filed Feb. 17, 1970, D.C., S.D. Ohio (Columbus), Doc.
70-39, transferred to Northern District of Illinois (Chicago),
Doc. 70c887, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. White-Haines Op-
tical Co. Same, filed Feb. 20, 1970, D.C., W.D.N.Y., Doc. C—
1970-88, transferred to Northern District of Illinois (Chi-
cago), Doc. 70c922, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Gordon
Contact Lenses, Inc. Same, filed Feb. 27, 1970, D.C., District
of Colorado, Doc. C-—2110, transferred to Northern District
of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 70c928, George H. Butterfield, Sr.
v. Bell Optical Lab. Same, filed Mar. 11, 1970, D.C., 8.D. Tex.
(Houston), Doc. 70—-H-224, transferred to Northern District
of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 70c942, George H. Butterfield, Sr.
v. Contact Lens Lab. Inc. Same, filed Mar. 9, 1970, D.C., E.D.
Mo. (St. Louis), Doc. 70-C—105, transferred to Northern Dis-
trict of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 70c966, George H. Butter-
field, Sr. v. Alvin Contact Lens Corp. Same, filed Feb. 11, 1970,
D.C., W.D. Tex. (El paso), Doc. EP 70-CA-22, transferred
to Northern District of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 70c994,
George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Lone Star Contact Lens Labs,
Inc. Same, filed Mar. 25, 1970, D.C. B.D. Va. (Richmond),
Doc. 173-70-R, transferred to Northern District of Illinois
(Chicago), Doc. 70c1069, Gvorge H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Corneal
Lens Lab Inc. Same, filed May 16, 1969, D.C., C.D. Calif.
(Los Angeles), Doc. 69-958 FW, transferred to Northern
District of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 7001072, George H. But-
terfield, Sr. v. Calcom-Lab. Same, filed Apr. 6, 1970, D.C.,
W.D. Tex. (El Paso), Doc. EP 70-CA-66, transferred to
Northern District of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 70c1230, George
H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Con-O0-Lite, Inc. Same, filed Apr. 24,
1970, D.C., E.D. Tenn., Doc. 2513, transferred to Northern
District of Tlinols (Chicago), Doc. 70c1231, George H. But-
terfield, Sr. v. Appalachian Optics, Inc. Same, filed Apr. 13,
1970, D.C., N.D. Tex. (Amarillo), Doc. CA—-2-847, transferred
to Northern District of Illinois (Chicago), Doc. 70c1254,
George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Opti-Lens, Co., Inc. Same, filed
Apr. 6, 1970, D.C., M.D. Fla. (Tampa), Doc, 70—130-C, trans-
ferred to Northern District of Mlinois (Chicago), Doc.
70c1282, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Obrio Lab., Inc. Same,
filed Apr. 15, 1970, D.C., W.D. Ill. (Rockford), Doc. 70-C-20,
transferred to Northern District of Illinois (Chicago), Doc.
7101289, George H. Butterfield, Sr. v. Arlon Contact Lens
Lab. Inc. Patent invalid, Oct. 26, 1971.
RENE D. TEGTMEYER, Assistant Commissioner for Appeals, Legislation and Trademarks
Cc. M. WENDT, Director, Trademark Examining Operation Oldest Dates*
RK EXAMINING DIVISION, EXAMINERS AND TRADEMARK CLASSES
eae = UNDER EXAMINATION
(@) L.J. BETTENDORF, Classes 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 17, 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 50; Certification Marks,
Classes A and
(Il) F. H. WETHERBEE, Classes 1, 6, 15, 18, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 51, 52; Collective Membership Mark, Class 200.. eo
(IID C. R. FOWLER, Classes 19, 21, 23, 26, 31, 34, 35, 36, 44.__--.-....-
(IV) M. E. ABRAMSON, Classes 12, 13, 14, 16, 20, 22, 24, 25, 29; Service Marks, Classes 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107.| 12-22-72 12-7-72
Rewswels (All Claestl). ...... ......1.. 2-2 n ncn ce ecb lan csessene~
Sec. 12(c) Publications (All Classes). ...........----.-.-.----------------
*As of February 28, 1973
TRADEMARKS
NOTICES
Errata
In the OrriciaL Gazette of Oct. 3, 1972 at page TM 50,
under “Trademark Registrations Renewed” “564,397. FAR-
GUHAR. Cl. 23 (Int. Cl. 7). 9-23-52.” should be deleted.
In the Orriciat Gazette of Nov. 7, 1972 at page TM 6u,
under Reg. No. 946,902, “SN 409,131” should be deleted and
SN 408,166 should be inserted.
In the OrFIcIAL GazeTTE of Nov. 14, 1972 at page TM 161,
under Reg. No. 947,120, “SN 283,681” should be deleted and
SN 382,681 should be inserted.
In the OrriciaL Gazette of Dec. 5, 1972 at page TM 58,
under Reg. No. 948,198, “SN 380,120” should be deleted and
SN 380,129 should be inserted ; and at page TM 68 all refer-
ence to Reg. No. 301,361 should be deleted.
In the OrriciaAL Gazette of Dec. 19, 1972 at page TM 181,
under Reg. No. 949,040, “SN 395,931” should be deleted and
SN 395,831 should be inserted.
In the OrFiciaAL GazeTTpE of Jan. 16, 1973 at page TM 249,
under Reg. No. 950,979, “SN 405,038” should be deleted and
SN 406,038 should be inserted.
In the OrricraL Gazerre of Jan. 30, 1973 at page TM 354,
under Reg. No. 951,765, “SN 497,893” should be deleted and
SN 407,898 should be inserted,
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Trademark Suits
Notices under 15 U.S.C. 1116; Trademark Act of July 5, 1946
Reg. No. 66,521 (SERGEANT’S), Polk Miller Products
Corp. ; Reg. No. 223,439, same; Reg. No. 504,266, same, A. H.
Robins Company, Inc. ; Reg. No. 510,446, same ; Reg. No. 513,-
994, same; Reg. No. 513,995, same; Reg. No. 521,242, same;
Reg. No. 527,778 (SERGEANT’S SKIP-STAIN), same; Reg.
No. 583,069 (SERGEANT’S), same; Reg. No. 584,244 (SER-
GEANT’S FOR DOGS), Polk Miller Products Corp.; Reg.
No. 598,391 (SERGEANT’S AND PANEL DESIGN), same;
Reg. No. 617,996 (SERGEANT’S E-Z GROOM), same; Reg.
No. 816,448 (SERGEANT’S AND DESIGN), same, filed Sept.
19, 1972, D.C. E.D. Mo. (St. Louis), Doe. 72C574(3), Miller-
Morton Company v. Champion Industries, Inc.
Reg. No. 155,951 (ALFRED DUNHILL [SIGNATURE]),
Alfred Dunhill Limited; Reg. No. 161,454 (MY MIXTURE
AND DESIGN), same; Reg. No. 539,892 (DUNHILL), same;
Reg. No. 863,408 (DUNHILL THE “ROYAL YACHT” AND
DESIGN), same; Reg. No. 909,971 (DUNHILL LONDON
MIXTURE AND DESIGN), same, filed Sept. 12, 1972, D.C.,
S.D.N.Y., Doc. 72-3898, Alfred Dunhill Limited and Alfred
Dunhill of London, Inc. v. Interstate Cigar Company, Inc.
et al.
Reg. No. 161,454. (See Reg. No. 155,951.)
Reg. No. 223,489. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
Reg. No. 367,798 (STRAN-STEEL), Stran-Steel Corpora-
tion; Reg. No. 440,757, same; Reg. No. 662,440 (STRAN
STEEL AND DESIGN), same, filed Sept. 21, 1971, D.C. Mont.
(Billings), Doc. 992, Stran-Steel Corp. v. Robert T. Eaton,
ete.
Reg. No. 440,757. (See Reg. No. 367,793.) _e
. TORCH AND OVAL DESIGN), e
FE no egy Ry ti, Reg. No. 580,683 (AMERICAN),
same ; Reg. No. 753,600 (TORCH AND OVAL DESIGN), same ;
Reg. No. 753,601, same, filed Oct, 4, 1972, D.C., N.D. Il.
(Chicago), Doc. 72c2488, American Oil Company v. Cornelius
Myricks, Jr.
Reg. No. 504,266. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
Reg. No. 510,446. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
Reg. No. 513,994. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
Reg. No. 513,995. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
Reg. No. 521,242. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
. 526,855 (CROSS), A. T. Cross Company ; Reg. No.
olka: and A. eels paen Company, ; Reg. No. 925,913,
same A. T. Cross Company, filed Oct. 6, 1972, D.Cc., 8.D.N.Y.,
Doc. "72-C_-4266, A. T. Cross Company v. Jonathan Bradley
Pens, Inc., Jerome Salinger and Thomas Du Bois.
Reg. No. 527,778. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
Reg. No. 533,069. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
Reg. No. 539,892. (See Reg. No. 155,951.)
Reg. No. 560,008 (THERMO-FAX AND DESIGN), Minne-
sota Mining & Manufacturing Company; Res. No. 577,845
(THERMO-FAX), same; Reg. No. 601,804, same; Reg. No.
685,362, same; Reg. No. 686,868, same, filed May 25, 1972,
D.C., N.D. Calif. (San Francisco), Doc. C-72-958-SW, Min-
nesota Mining & Manufacturing v. MMM Carpets Unlimited,
Inc.
No. 577,485. (See Reg. No. 560,098.)
No. 580,683. (See Reg. No. 443,855.)
No. 584,244. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
No. 598,391. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
No. 599,769. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
No. 601,804. (See Reg. No. 560,098.)
. 617,996. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
(See Reg. No. 526,855.)
(See Reg. No. 367,793.)
641,038.
662,440.
No. 685,362. (See Reg. No. 560,098.)
686,868. (See Reg. No. 560,098.)
753,600. (See Reg. No. 443,855.)
Reg. No. 753,601. (See Reg. No. 443,855.)
Reg. No. 816,445. (See Reg. No. 66,521.)
Reg. No. 863,403. (See Reg. No. 155,951.)
Reg. No. 900,971. (See Reg. No. 155,951.)
Reg. No. 925,913. (See Reg. No. 526,855.)
BER EREREEEES
MARKS PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION
SECTION 1
The following marks are published in compliance with section 12(a) of the Trademark Act of 1946. Application for the
registration of these marks in more than one class has been filed as provided in section 30 of said act as amended by Public
Law 772, 87th Congress, approved Oct. 9, 1962, 76 Stat. 769.
the date of this publication. See Rules 2.101 to 2.105.
Opposition under section 13 may be filed within thirty days of
A separate fee of twenty-five dollars for opposing each mark in each class must accompany the opposition.
CNOTE: For publication of marks presented in applications for registration in one ¢lass, see section 2.]
SN 304,962. The Red Barn System, Inc., Fort Lauderdale,
Pia. Filed Aug. 12, 1968.
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RED
BARN
Class 45—Soft Drinks and Carbonated Waters
For Soft Drinks (Int. Cl. 82).
Class 46—Foods and Ingredients of Foods
For Ready-To-Eat Fried Chicken, Milk Shakes and Coffee
(Int. Cls, 29 and 80).
First use March 1967.
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SN 848,822. Norddeutsche Affinerie, Hamburg,
Filed Nov. 12, 1969.
Germany.
i eeieeeenecen OP)
Owner of German Reg. No. 858,484, dated Dec. 9, 1967.
Class 6—Chemicals and Chemical Compositions
For Powdered Zinc Oxide, Lead Acetate, Cuprous Oxide,
Cupric Oxide, Copper Oxichloride, Copper Sulfate, Nickel Sul-
fate, and Sodium Antimonate (Int. Cl. 1).
Class 14—Metals and Metal Castings and Forgings
For Bars of Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium, Lead and
Lead Alloys, Copper, Nickel, and Bismuth (Int. Cl. 6).
SN 348,674. Nippo Machine Co., Ltd., Yokohama, Kanagawa,
Japan. Filed Jan. 15, 1970.
Class 23—Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools, and Parts
Thereof
For Mechanical and Blectrical Typewriters and Check-
writers (Int. Cl. 16).
Class 26—Measuring and Scientific Appliances
For Time Recorders and Calculators (Int. Cl. 9).
First use April 1958 ; in commerce April 1958.
SN 877,544. Kabushiki Kaisha Suzuya, Bankyo-ku, Tokyo,
Japan. Filed Dec. 1, 1970.
SUZUYA
The word “Suzuya,” when translated into English, means
“bell-store.” Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on Japanese
application filed June 17, 1970; Reg. No. 978,771, dated Sept.
1, 1972.
Class 39—Clothing
For Ladies’ Dresses, Coats, Sweaters, Shirts, Underwear,
Sleepwear, Socks, Stockings, Gloves, Mufflers, Handkerchiefs,
and Hats (Int. Cls. 24 and 25).
Class 42—Knitted, Netted, and Textile Fabrics, and
Substitutes Therefor
For Towels (Int. Cl. 24).
a —
SN 384,763. Action Industries, Inc., Cheswick, Pa. Filed
Feb. 25, 1971.
Pull Daze
Class 38—Prints and Publications
For Advertising Newspapers (Int. Cl. 16).
Class 101—Advertising and Business
For Retail Variety Goods Store Services and Advertising
Furnished in Connection Therewith (Int. Cl. 35).
First use at least as early as Apr. 13, 1970.
SN 885,249. Woodstream Corporation, Lititz, Pa. Filed Mar.
2, 1971.
TRAPPE OF ASPEN
The word “Aspen” is hereby disclaimed apart from the
mark as shown.
Class 22—Games, Toys, and Sporting Goods
For Sporting Goods—Namely, Ski Bindings, Ski Boots and
Ski Boot Cases (Int. Cl. 28).
First use Mar. 20, 1970.
ApRrIL 3, 1978
Class 26—Measuring and Scientific Appliances
For Sporting Goods—Namely, Ski Glasses and Ski Goggles
(Int. Cl. 9).
First use at least as early as Sept. 23, 1969.
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} SN 886,758. Ameco 8.4., Kingersheim (Haut-Rhin), France.
Filed Mar. 19, 1971.
AMECO xix
Owner of French Reg. No. 798,584, dated July 28, 1970.
Class 2—Receptacles
For Metal Silos and Hoppers (Int. Cl. 6).
Class 12—Construction Materials
For Building Materialse—Namely, Metal Frameworks (Int.
Cl. 7).
Class 13—Hardware and Plumbing and Steam-Fitting
Supplies
For Chains and Cables (Int. Cl. 6).
Class 21—Electrical Apparatus, Machines, and Supplies
For Blectric and Electronic Control Apparatus and Servo-
systems for Material Handling Equipment and for Dosing and
Weighing Installations (Int. Cl. 7).
Class 23—Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools, and Parts
Thereof
For Stationary and Mobile Material Handling Equipment—
Namely, Power Shovels and Scrapers, Blevators, Stationary
and Mobile Chain, Screw, Belt and Vibrating Conveyors;
Roller, Blade, Metal Plate and Sack Braking Conveyors;
Sacking and Unsacking Apparatus, Concrete Central Sta-
tions and Dosing Apparatus (Int. Cl. 8).
Class 26—Measuring and Scientific Appliances
For Weighing Installations—Namely, Apparatus for Con-
tinuous Weighing on Strips, Intermittent Weighing Installa-
tions, Weighing Hoppers and Weighbridges (Int. Cl. 8).
Class 103—Construction and Repair
For Construction and Engineering Services, for Silos, Con-
veyors and Buildings Such as Public Works (Int, Cl. 37).
SN 886,874. Latham Sales, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Filed
Mar. 19, 1971.
Sane
Class 37—Paper and Stationery
For Note Paper and Stationery (Int. Cl. 16).
Class 38—Prints and Publications
For Greeting Cards (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Mar. 15, 1970.
SN 888,499. Pertegaz Perfumes 8.A., Barcelona, Spain. Filed
Apr. 6, 1971.
PERTEGAZ
Owner of Spanish Reg. No. 449,741, dated Apr. 20, 1966.
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
T™ 5
Class 51—Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
For Gel Type Bubble Bath and Shaving Soap (Int. Cl. 3).
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Bath Soaps, Toilet Soaps, Deodorant Soap, Bath Gelee,
and Foaming Gel for Bathing and Shaving (Int. Cl. 3).
SN 888,511.
1971.
Motac, Inc., Pico Rivera, Calif. Filed Apr. 7,
Class 19—Vehicles
For Equipment for Transportating Goods—Namely, Trail-
ers, Chassis and Containers and Parts Therefor (Int. Cl. 12).
First use in or about May 1970.
Class 100—Miscellaneous
For Leasing of Trailers, Chassis and Containers (Int. Cl.
42).
First use in or about October 1970.
Class 103—Construction and Repair
For Servicing and Repairing Equipment for Transporting
Goods—Namely, Trailers, Chassis and Containers (Int. Cl.
87).
First use in or about June 1969.
SN 392,521. Benjamin T. Hill, Jr., d.b.a. Teleshows, Van
Nuys, Calif. Filed May 19, 1971.
teleshows
Class 1
For Rental of Film Viewers and Wide Angle Lens Adapters
for Television Cameras (Int. Cl. 42).
Class 107—Education and Entertainment
For Television and Film Producer-Director Services (Int.
Cl, 41).
First use June 4, 1958.
Don-A-Lu, Inc., Atlanta, Ga. Filed May 28,
DON-A-LU
SN 393,428.
1971.
Class 23—Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools, and Parts
Thereof
For Infant’s Safety Scissors (Int. Cl. 8).
Class 42—Knitted, Netted, and Textile Fabrics, and
Substitutes Therefor
For Crib Blankets (Int. Cl. 24).
First use at least as early as April 1971.
SN 395,505. Equimark Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pa. Filed
June 22, 1971.
EQUIMARK
TM 6
C'ass 100—Miscellaneous
For Leasing Services—Namely, Business and Industrial
Leasing of Large Office Accounting Equipment, Medical Equip-
ment, and Production Equipment (Int. Cl. 42).
Class 102—Insurance and Financial
For Regional, National and International Banking and
Trust Services ; Consumer Financing ; Consulting and Manage-
ment of Investments in Securities and Short-Term Debt Ob-
ligations ; Credit Life Insurance Underwriting ; Accounts Re-
ceivable and Inventory Loans to Manufacturers, Wholesalers,
and Other Commercial Businesses (Int. Cl. 36).
First use on or prior to May 17, 1971.
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SN 896,381. SLI Industries, Van Nuys, Calif. Filed July 2,
1971.
Class 13—Hardware and Plumbing and Steam Fitting
Supplies
For Hydraulic Control Valves (Int. Cl. 6).
First use May 28, 1971.
Class 21—Electrical Apparatus, Machines, and Supplies
For Electromechanical Actuators for Use in Disc File Ac-
cess Systems (Int. Cl. 9).
First use May 1, 1970.
Class 23—Catlery, Machinery, and Tools, and Parts
Thereof
For Motorized Hydraulic Wheels (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Feb. 22, 1971.
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SN 396,945. Abilgaard Laboratories, Inc., Mountain View,
Calif. Filed July 12, 1971.
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Class 23—Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools, and Parts
Thereof
For Machines for Binding Books (Int. Cl. 7).
First use May 1, 1971; June 9, 1970 in a different form.
Class 37—Paper and Stationery
For Plastic Materials in Strip Form for Use as Binder for
Books, Covers for Use in Binding Books, End Leaves for Use
in Binding Books and Other Materials for Such Use (Int.
Cl. 16).
First use May 1, 1971; June 9, 1970 in a different form.
Class 38—Prints and Publications
For Bound Books (Int, Cl. 16).
First use May 1, 1971; June 9, 1970 in a different form.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
AprRIL 3, 1973
Class 106—Material Treatment
For Services of Binding and Re-Binding of Books for Others
(Int. Cl. 40).
First use May 1, 1971 ; Nov. 16, 1970 in a different form.
Tm
SN 397,781. Wilton Enterprises, Inc., Chicago, Ill. Filed
July 19, 1971.
Class 23—Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools, and Parts
Thereof
For Cake and Food Decorating Bags, Tubes and Couplers
Therefor (Int. Cl. 8).
Class 38—Prints and Publications
For Catalogs, Educational and Instructional Text Pertain-
ing to Cake, Food and Pastry Decorating and Baking, Party
Favors, and Decorative Ornaments for Cake and Food Icings,
All for Special Holiday Occasions (Int. Cl. 16).
Class 46—Foods and Ingredients of Foods
For Edible Icings, Colorings, Favors and Decorations for
Cake, Food and Pastry (Int. Cis. 2 and 30).
Class 50—Merchandise Not Otherwise Classified
For Party Favors, Figurines, Decorative Ornaments for
Cake, Food and Pastry (Int. Cl. 26).
Class 107—Education and Entertainment
For Conducting School Courses, Lectures and Providing
Films and Photographs, All of Which Pertain to Cake, Food
and Pastry Decorating (Int. Cl, 41).
First use in or about January 1930.
SN 898,248. Levi Strauss & Co., San Francisco, Calif. Filed
July 26, 1971.
LEV’rS
Owner of Reg. Nos, 413,886, 896,521, and others.
Class 3—Baggage, Animal Equipments, Portfolios, and
Pocketbooks
For Luggage—Namely, Tote Bags (Int. Cl. 18).
First use June 15, 1970.
Class 37—Paper and Stationery
For Notebook Binders Telephone Directory Covers, Photo
Albums, Scrap Books, Notebooks and Address Books (Int.
Cl. 16).
First use July 8, 1964 on notebook binders.
Class 42—Knitted, Netted, and Textile Fabrics, and
Substitutes Therefor
For Placemat and Napkin Sets (Int. Cl. 24).
First use Feb. 20, 1970.
Class 50—Merchandise Not Otherwise Classified
For Bulletin Boards (Int. Cl. 20).
First use Apr. 23, 1970.
APRIL 3, 1978
SN 399,764. Winter Park Recreational Association, Winter
Park, Colo. Filed Aug. 9, 1971.
Class 100—Miscellaneous
For Ski and Ski Equipment Rental Services and Restaurant
Services (Int. Cl. 42).
Class 101—Advertising and Business
For Retail Ski, Ski Equipment, and Ski Clothing Outlet
Services (Int. Cl. 42).
Class 107—Education and Entertainment
For Ski Instruction and Providing Facilities for Skiing
(Int. Cl. 41).
First use at least as early as February 1964.
SN 400,366. Incolay Studios, Inc.,
Filed Aug. 17, 1971.
INCOLAY
Class 8—Smokers’ Articles, Not Including Tobacco Prod-
For Cigarette Boxes, Cigarette Lighters and Ashtrays (Int.
Cl. 84). °
First use Nov. 4, 1968.
Class 27—Horological Instruments
For Table Clocks and Wall Clocks (Int. Cl. 14).
First use July 31, 1967.
Class 28—Jewelry and Precious-Metal Ware
For Jewelry (Int. Cl. 14).
First use Dec. 4, 1965.
Class 32—Furniture and Upholstery
For Mirrors and Decorator Cabinets for Telephones (Int.
Cl. 20).
First use July 31, 1967.
San Fernando, Calif.
SN 400,367. Incolay Studios, Inc., San Fernando, Calif.
Filed Aug. 17, 1971.
Class 8—Smokers’ Articles, Not Including Tobacco Prod-
For Cigarette Boxes, Cigarette Lighters and Ashtrays (Int.
Cl. 34).
First use Nov. 4, 1968.
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
Class 27—Horological Instruments
For Table Clocks and Wall Clocks (Int. Cl. 14).
First use July 31, 1967.
Class 28—Jewelry and Precious-Metal Ware
For Jewelry (Int. Cl. 14).
First use Dec. 4, 1965.
Class 32—Furniture and Upholstery
For Mirrors and Decorator Cabinets for Telephones (Int.
Cl. 20).
First use July 31, 1967.
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SN 402,026. Value City, Incorporated, Columbus, Ohio, as-
signee of Schottenstein Stores Corporation, Columbus, Ohio.
Filed Sept. 7, 1971.
Vell
Class 16—Protective and Decorative Coatings
For House Paint, Interior Wall Paint, Enamel, Shellac and
Varnish (Int. Cl. 2).
Class 21—Electrical Apparatus, Machines, and Supplies
For Table and Floor Lamps, Electrical Supplies—Namely,
Switches, Cable and Wire, Sockets and Plugs and Motors (Int.
Cis. 9 and 11).
Class 23—Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools, and Parts
Thereof
For Hammers, Pliers, Wrenches, Screw Drivers, Saws, Drills,
and Drill Bits, Knives, Forks and Spoons (Int. Cl. 8).
Class 32—Furniture and Upholstery
For Chairs, Couches, Tables, Chests, Foot Rests, Sideboards,
Desks, Beds, Mattresses, Box Springs and Pillows (Int. Cl. 20).
Class 39—Clothing
For Men’s Suits, Pants, Shirts, Socks, Shoes and Underwear ;
Ladies’ Dresses, Coats, Shoes, and Lingerie; Children’s and
Infants’ Dresses, Suits, Shirts, Pants, Shoes and Socks (Int.
Cl, 25).
Class 42—Knitted, Netted, and Textile Fabrics, and
Substitutes Therefor
For Rugs, Carpets, Bed Sheets, Pillow Cases, Table Linens,
Towels, Textile Fabrics and Piece Goods (Int. Cls. 24 and 27).
First use in November 1962.
SN 402,208. First National Stores Inc., Somerville, Mass.
Filed Sept. 8, 1971.
RICHMOND
Class 37—Paper and Stationery
For Bathroom Tissue (Int. Cl. 16).
First use 1968.
Class 45—Soft Drinks and Carbonated Waters
For Frozen Lemonade Concentrate (Int. Cl. 32).
First use 1968.
T™ 8
Class 46—Foods and Ingredients of Foods
For Canned and Frozen Fruits and Vegetables ; Jellies and
Preserves; Canned Beans; Peanut Butter; Tea, Coffee, Ice
Cream, Eggs, Butter, Margarine, Cheese ; Canned Fish, Catsup,
Syrups for Food Purposes ; Frozen and Reconstituted Orange
Juice (Int. Cis. 29, 30, and 82).
First use prior to 1925.
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Household Detergents (Int. Cl. 3).
First use 1968.
SN 402,544. Fa. Zwingo Wolfgang C. F. Grosse, Murr, Ger-
many. Filed Sept. 13, 1971.
The drawing is lined for the color red. Priority claimed un-
der Sec. 44(4) on German application filed Mar. 17, 1971;
Reg. No. 881,498, dated May 28, 1971.
Class 2—Receptacles
For Waste Paper Baskets; Holders for Waste Paper Bas-
kets (Int. Cl. 20).
Class 8—Smokers’ Articles, Not Including Tobacco Prod-
ucts
For Table and Standing Ashtrays (Int. Cl. 34).
Class 21—Electrical Apparatus, Machines, and Supplies
For Table and Floor Lamps (Int. Cl. 11).
Class 32—Furniture and Upholstery
For Table Filing Boxes for Papers and Desk Utensils ; Office
Cabinets ; Filing Cabinets ; Card Index Cabinets ; Cabinets for
Questionnaires ; Desks ; Typewriter Tables ; Club Tables, Office
Shelves ; Clothes Stands; Umbrella Stands (Int. Cl. 20).
SN 408,895. Precision Metalsmiths, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
Filed Sept. 30, 1971.
PMI
Owner of Reg. Nos. 729,980, 840,238, and others.
Class 2—Receptacles
For Article-Enclosing Packages—Namely, Skin Packages
(Int. Cl. 20).
First use Nov. 29, 1965.
Class 14—Metals and Metal Castings and Forgings
For Castings, and Pattern Materials Used to Produce Pat-
terns for Metal Casting Processes (Int. Cl. 6).
First use Feb. 15, 1949 on castings.
Class 23—Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools, and Parts
Thereof
For Tooling—Namely, Dies, for Making Disposable Patterns
Used in Metal Casting Processes (Int. Cl. 7).
First use at least as early as Feb. 15, 1949.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
Apri. 3, 1973
Class 100—Miscellaneous
For Engineering, Technical and Business Services in the
Field of Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Investment Casting—
Namely, Metallurgical Engineering Services, Plant Layout
Services, Tooling Design and Manufacturing Services, and
Casting Design Services (Int. Cl. 42).
First use at least as early as Feb. 15, 1949 on casting de-
sign service.
Class 101—Advertising and Business
For Engineering, Technical and Business Services in the
Field of Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Investment Casting—
Namely, Cost Estimating and Pricing Services, Market Re-
search Services, and Rendering Assistance in the Establish-
ment and Operation of Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Investment
Foundries (Int. Cl. 35).
First use at least as early as Feb. 15, 1949 on cost estimat-
ing and pricing services.
Class 106—Material Treatment
For Prototype Casting Services (Int. Cl. 40).
First use at least as early as Feb. 15, 1949.
Class 107—Education and Entertainment
For Training and Instruction in Ferrous and Non-Ferrous
Investment Casting Production and Foundry Operation (Int.
Cl. 41).
First use at least as early as 1961.
Tarr
SN 406,726. Luciano Ciboldi, Milan, Italy. Filed Nov. 3,
1971.
Owner of Italian Reg. No. 219,791, filed Jan. 31, 1967.
Class 39—Clothing
For Belts, Neckerchiefse and Handkerchiefs; Clothing—
Namely, Overcoats, Skirts, Blouses, Pants, Jackets, Rain-
coats, Gloves, Socks, Stockings, Shoes, Boots, and Slippers
(Int. Cl. 25).
Class 41—Canes, Parasols, and Umbrellas
For Umbrellas and Parasols (Int. Cl. 18).
SN 407,258. The Deutsch Company, Los Angeles, Calif. Filed
Nov. 10, 1971.
Owner of Reg. Nos. 689,914 and 785,848.
Class 21—Electrical Apparatus, Machines, and Supplies
For Bilectrical Connectors (Int. Cl. 9).
Class 23—Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools, and Parts
Thereof
For Tools for Installing and Removing Contacts of Blec-
trieal Connectors (Int. Cl. 9).
First use on or about July 20, 1971.
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Apri 8, 1978
SN 407,423. High
N.C, Filed Nov. 11, 1971.
“* te High Point of Quality aa Service”
Class 100—DMiscellaneous
For Design of Water Sprinkler Systems to Order (Int.
Cl. 42).
Class 103—Construction and Repair
For Construction, Installation and Repair of Water Spris-
kler Systems (Int. Cl. 37).
First use June 28, 1967.
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SN 408,308. Hoyt Corporation, Rogers, Ark. Filed Nov. 22,
1971.
Class 2—Receptacles
For Tanks (Int. Cl. 6).
First use January 1968.
Class 26—Measuring and Scientific Appliances
For Thermostats (Int. Cl. $).
First use August 1971.
Class 34—Heating, Lighting, and Ventilating Apparatus
For ‘After-Burners, Incinerators, Space Heaters and
Poultry Brooders (Int. Cl. 11).
First use May 1971.
SN 408,446. 8S. D. Myers, Inc., Akron, Ohio. Filed Nov. 22,
1971.
Class 100—DMiscellaneous
For Testing and Analyzing Energized Electrical Equipment
and Gases and Oil Used in Such Equipment (Int. Cl. 42).
Class 103—Construction and Repair
For Maintenance and Repair of Energized Blectrical Equip-
ment (Int, Cl. 87).
First use during October 1971.
SN 409,026. Nature House, Inc., Griggsville, Ill, Filed Nov.
30, 1971.
NATURE HOUSE
TM 909 0.G.—2
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
Point Sprinkler Company, High Point. Class 32—Furniture and Upholstery
T 9
ot Wildlife Art Objects—Namely, Framed Pictures (Int.
Class 38—Prints and Publications
For Wildlife Art Objects—Namely, Lithographic Prints
(Int. Cl. 16).
Class 50—Merchandise Not Otherwise Classified
For Wildlife Art Objects—Namely, Sculpture (Int. Cl. 20).
First use Oct. 8, 1971.
SN 409,395. Lovida 8.A., Oberwill, Zug, Switzerland. Filed
Dec. 6, 1971.
Conalbe.
Owner of Swiss Reg. No, 246,282, dated May 29, 1970.
Class 51—Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
For Cosmetic Skin Creams, Skin Lotions, Skin Cleansers,
Colognes and Perfumes (Int. Cl. 3).
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Toilet Soaps (Int. Cl. 3).
SN 410,489. Igloo Corporation, Houston, Tex. Filed Dec, 17,
1971. IGLOO
Owner of Reg. No. 718,413.
Class 2—Receptacles
For Insulated Water Coolers, Beverage Coolers, Picnic
Chests and Ice Chests (Int. Cl. 20).
First use April 1947.
Class 22—Games, Toys, and Sporting Goods
For Bait Boxes (Int. Cl. 26).
First use October 1968.
SN 411,275. Daido Corporation, North Bergen, N.J. Filed
Dee. 28, 1971.
LADY STEELCRAFT
Owner of Reg. Nos. 598,146, 738,556, and 828,789.
Class 5—Adhesives
For Tapes—Namely, Polyvinyl Chloride Adhesive Tapes,
Masking Tape and Friction Tape (Int. Cl. 1).
Class 21—Electrical Apparatus, Machines, and Supplies
For Immersion Heaters and Electrical Tape (Int. Cis. 9
and 11).
Class 23—Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools, and Parts
Thereof
For Hand Tools—Namely Pliers, Wrenches, Hammers,
Scrapers, Screw Drivers, Fastening Tools and Leather Punches
(Int. Cl. 7).
TM 10
Class 37—Paper and Stationery
For Nylon and Felt Tip Markers (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Jan. 18, 1967.
SN 418,827. Foden Leather Components, Ltd., d.b.a. Ibex
Leathercraft, Ltd., Spratton, Northampton, England. Filed
Jan, 26, 1972.
IBEX
Class 3—Baggage, Animal Equipments, Portfolios, and
Pocketbooks
For Purses and Pocketbooks (Int. Cl. 18).
Class 39—Clothing
For Leather Wearing Apparel and Accessories—Namely,
Men’s Outer Wear, namely, Jackets, Coats, Shirts, Vests,
Pants and Shorts; Women’s Outer Wear, Namely, Jackets,
Coats, Dresses, Jumpers, and Skirts; Men’s and Women’s
Headgear, Such as Hats and Caps; Belts for Women’s Wear
and Men’s Apparel Belts Such as Dress Belts, Sport Belts, and
Uniform Belts; Shoes and Moccasins (Int. Cl. 25).
First use on or before Jan. 15, 1964; im commerce on or
before Jan, 15, 1964.
SN 414,598. The J. B. Williams Company, Inc., New York,
N.Y. Filed Feb, 4, 1972.
MON TRIOMPHE
The Bnglish translation of the mark is “My Triumph.”
Owner of Reg. No. 276,665.
Class 51—Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
For Cologne, Aftershave, Spray Personal Deodorant, and
Instant Lather Shave Cream (Int. Cls. 3 and 5).
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Hair Shampoo (Int. Cl. 3).
First use Nov. 5, 1971.
SN 419,185. U.8. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, Washington, D.C. Filed Mar. 28, 1972.
ERIC
Class 38—Prints and Publications
For Abstract Journals and Indices to Periodic Literature
Dealing With Education (Int. Cl. 16).
Class 107—Education and Entertainment
For Educational Services—Namely, Providing Bducators
With a Ready Access to Indices to Periodicals in the Field
of Education (Int. Cl. 41).
First use November 1966.
SN 420,651, Heritage Quilts, Inc., Chattanooga, Tenn. Filed
Apr. 7, 1972.
The term “Inc.” and the word “Quilts” are disclaimed apart
from the mark as shown.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
AprIL 3, 1973
Class 22—Games, Toys, and Sporting Goods
For Sleeping Bags (Int. Cl. 28).
First use at least as early as May 1972.
Class 32—Furniture and Upholstery
For Pillows (Int. Cl. 20).
First use at least as early as July 1968; at least as early
as 1960 in a different form.
Class 42—Knitted, Netted, and Textile Fabrics, and
Substitutes Therefor
For Bedspreads, Comforters and Quilts (Int. Cl. 24).
First use at least as early as July 1968; at least as early
as 1960 in a different form.
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SN 424,240. Artur Fischer, d.b.a. Fischer-Werke Artur
Fischer, Tumlingen, Germany. Filed May 15, 1972.
Los obeD
Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 782,679, 895,905, and 917,957.
Class 13—Hardware and Plumbing and Steam-Fitting
Supplies
For Fasteners—Namely, Wall Plugs Made of Plastic (Int.
Cl, 6).
Class 21—Electrical Apparatus, Machines, and Supplies
For Fasteners—Namely, Tightening Caps and Saddles for
Cables or Conduits, All Made of Plastic (Int. Cl. 7).
Class 22—Games, Toys, and Sporting Goods
For Building Toy Block Sets for Erecting of Toy Models
(Int. Cl. 28).
First use in 1961 ; in commerce in 1969.
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SN 425,088. Trulock, Inc., Assumption, Ill. Filed May 22,
1972.
TRULOCK
Class 2—Receptacies
For Grain Bins, Grain Bin Accessories—Namely, Grain
Spreaders, Grain Cleaners, Grain Stirring Units and Auger
(Int. Cl. 6).
First use June 1950.
Class 23—Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools, and Parts
For Conveyors, Grain Dryers and Grain Bins (Int. Cl. 7)-
First use September 1967.
Class 34—Heating, Lighting, and Ventilating Apparatus
For Heaters and Fans (Int. Cl, 11).
First use September 1967.
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AprRIL 3, 1978
SN 425,453. Forsaljningsaktiebolaget Volta, Stockholm, Swe-
den. Filed May 25, 1972.
VOLTA
Owner of Swedish Reg. No. 88,212, dated Feb. 8, 1981.
Class 2—Receptacles
For Vacuum Cleaner Dust Bags (Int. Cl. 16).
Class 21—Electrical Apparatus, Machines, and Supplies
For Vacuum Cleaners (Int. Cl. 9).
SN 425,455. Avon Products, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed
May 25, 1972.
SIDE BY SIDE
Class 51—Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
For Cologne, After Shave Lotion and Dusting Powder (Int.
Cl. 3).
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Toilet Soap (Int. Cl. 3).
First use May 5, 1972.
SN 425,456. Avon Products, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed May
SPRING BONNET
Class 51—Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
For Cologne and Dusting Powder (Int. Cl. 3).
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Toilet Soap (Int. Cl. 8).
First use May 5, 1972.
SN 425,457. Avon Products, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed May
25, 1972.
SUNBONNET SUE
Owner of Reg. Nos. 891,029 and 891,030.
Class 51—Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
For Cologne and Dusting Powder (Int, Cl. 3).
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Toilet Soap (Int. Cl. 8).
First use May 5, 1972.
SN 427,762. Avon Products, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed June
. LUTE SONG
Class 51—Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
For Cologne and Dusting Powder (Int. Cl. 8).
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Toilet Soap (Int. Cl. 8).
First use May 25, 1972.
U. S. PATENT OFFICE TM 11
SN 427,768. Avon Products, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed June
20, 1972.
IMPLICIT
Class 51—Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
For Cologne and Dusting Powder (Int. Cl. 8).
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Toilet Soap (Int. Cl. 8).
First use May 25, 1972.
SN 427,764. Avon Products, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed June
20, 1972.
ORCHESTRALE
Class 51—Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
For Cologne and Dusting Powder (Int. Cl. 8).
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Toilet Soap (Int. Cl. 8).
First use May 24, 1972.
SN 427,767. Avon Products, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed June
ORCHARD FRESH
Class 51—Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
For Facial Mask and Bath Oil (Int. Cl. 8).
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Toilet Soap (Int. Cl. 8).
First use May 24, 1972.
SN 427,770. Avon Products, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed June
20, 1972.
MEADOW GIRL
Class 51—Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
For Cologne and Dusting Powder (Int. Cl. 8).
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Toilet Soap (Int. Cl. 8).
First use May 24, 1972.
SN 427,772. Avon Products, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed June
20, 1972.
MERRY SUNSHINE
Class 51—Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
For Cologne and Dusting Powder (Int. Cl. 8).
Class 52—Detergents and Soaps
For Toilet Soap (Int. Cl. 8).
First use May 24, 1972.
SECTION 2
The following marks are published in compliance with section 12(a) of the Trademark Act of 1946. Opposition under
Section 13 may be filed within thirty days of the date-of this publication. See Rules 2,101 to 2.105.
A separate fee of twenty-five dollars for opposing each mark in each class must accompany the opposition.
CNOTE: For publication of marks presented in a combined application for registration in more than one class, see section 1.]
Class 1— Raw or Partly Prepared
Conn. Filed May 20, 1971.
SETONITE
Owner of Reg. No. 680,148.
For Plastic Sheet Material for Making Name Plates and
Signs (Int. Cl. 17).
First use Mar. 2, 1967.
SN 409,128. Pet’m Laboratories, Inc., Fort Washington, Pa.
Filed Dee. 1, 1971.
CAT CALL
Applicant disclaims “Cat” apart from the mark as shown.
For Cat Box Litter (Int. Cl. 17).
First use Oct. 4, 1971.
SN 416,116. Vectra Corporation, Odenton, Md. Filed Feb.
22, 1972,
Owner of Reg. No. 768,819.
For Synthetic Fibers (Int. Cl. 22).
First use Feb. 29, 1964.
SN 416,117. Vectra Corporation, Odenton, Md. Filed Feb.
22, 1972.
VECTRA
Owner of Reg. No. 768,819.
For Synthetic Fibers (Int. Ci. 22).
First use May 28, 1963.
SN 416,269. George Sroda, d.b.a. Magic Worm Bedding Co.,
Amherst Junction, Wis. Filed Feb. 22, 1972.
PORTABLE MAGIC WORM
FARM
The word “Worm” is disclaimed apart from the mark as
shown.
For Insulated Bait Bucket Containing Worm Bedding and
Worm Food (Int. Cl. 5).
First use Nov. 7, 1971.
T™ 12
SN 392,695. Seton Name Plate Corporation, New Haven,
SN 416,421.
24, 1972.
National Beryllia Corp., Haskell, N.J. Filed Feb.
The mark is comprised of the letters “nb.”
For Plates, Disks, Blocks, Cylinders and Rods, Bach With
or Without Holes Therein, and Having a Ceramic as Their
Basis Material (Int. Cl. 21).
First use since about December 1969.
SN 418,785. Wilson Pharmaceutical & Chemical Corpora-
tion, Chicago, Tl. Filed Mar. 20, 1972.
AQUA-PRO
For Protein Derivatives for Use as Ingredients in Other
Products (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Nov. 11, 1971.
SN 419,454. Arvey Corporation, Chicago, Ill. Filed Mar. 24,
1972.
R-V GUARD
Owner of Reg. Nos. 381,402, 848,844, and others.
For Laminates of Plastic Film Bonded to Metal (Int.
Cl. 17).
First use Feb. 25, 1972.
SN 420,188. The Firestone Tire & Rubber Company, Akron,
Ohio. Filed Apr. 3, 1972.
DIENITE
Owner of Reg. No. 718,320.
For Polybutadiene Thermosetting Resins (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Mar. 18, 1972.
SN 427,662. Uniroyal, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed June 19,
TPR
For Synthetic Rubber (Int. Cl. 17).
First use June 22, 1971.
SN 427,842. Foster Grant Co., Inc., Leominster, Mass. Filed
June 19, 1972.
FOSTA-PLUS
Owner of Reg. Nos. 586,280, 927,582, and others.
For Synthetic Resins, Especially Material or Compositions
Including Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene (Int. Cl. 1).
First use on or about May 30, 1972.
Apri 8, 1978
June 21, 1972.
" KASTILENE
Owner of Italian Reg. No. 250,410, dated Apr. 8, 1971.
> | For Polypropylene (Int. Cl. 1).
SN 428,158. Raychem Corporation, Menlo Park, Calif. Filed
June 23, 1972.
POLYIMIDAL
For Thermoplastic Synthetic Resin (Int. Cl. 1).
First use July 26, 1971.
SN 428,255. Pandel-Bradford, Inc., Lowell, Mass. Filed June
26, 1972.
ARE ee
The drawing is lined for blue but color is not claimed as an
essential feature of the mark.
For Leather Substitute Material (Int. Cl. 18).
First use as early as Mar. 15, 1972.
a
SN 428,413. Crown Zellerbach Corporation, San Francisco,
Calif. Filed June 26, 1972.
CROWN GARD 1
For Plastic Film (Int. Cl. 17).
First use May 22, 1972.
SN 428,503. American Cyanamid Company, Wayne, N.J.
Filed June 27, 1972.
CYCAL
For Calcium Carbonate for Use in Animal Feed (Int. Cl.
81).
First use June 6, 1972.
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SN 429,234. Twin Mountain Rock Company, Des Moines,
N. Mex. Filed July 6, 1972.
For Volcanic Landscaping Rock (Int. Cl. 19).
First use on or about Apr. 12, 1972.
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
SN 427,879. Anic Societa per Astoni, Milan, Italy. Filed SN 429,475. The B. F. Goodrich Company, Akron, Ohto.
TM 13
Filed July 10, 1972.
KRYLVO
For Plastic Film Materia] (Int. Cl.17).
First use June 14, 1972.
SN 429,521.
10, 1972,
Red Keg Tree Farm, Midland, Mich. Filed July
RED KEG
For Christmas Trees (Int. Cl. 31).
First use Nov. 13, 1965.
SN 429,799. Hooker Chemical Corporation, Niagara Falls,
N.Y. Filed July 13, 1972.
DURA-GRIP
For Synthetic Resin Molding Compositions (Int. Cl. 1).
First use June 12, 1972.
SN 429,953.
14, 1972.
Ferro Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio. Filed July
QUICK LAM
For Glass Fiber Reinforcement Mat (Int. Cl. 21).
First use on or about Jan. 24, 1972.
SN 430,209. Scott Paper Company, Delaware County, Pa.
Filed July 18, 1972.
For Cellular Polyurethane Material (Int. Cl. 17).
First use Jan. 8, 1972.
TT
SN 480,212. Scott Paper Company, Delaware County, Pa.
Filed July 18, 1972.
The drawing is lined for brown, but no claim is made to
color.
For Leather Substitutes (Int. Cl. 18).
First use May 25, 1972.
T™ 14 OFFICIAL GAZETTE
SN 480,488. Tillotson Corporation, Needham, Mass. Filed SN 403,248. International Pollution Controls Corp., East
ApriL 3, 1973
July 21, 1972. Paterson, N.J. Filed Sept. 21, 1971.
Owner of Reg. No. 293,904. For Bags (Int. Cl. 16),
For Chemically Modified Natural Rubber (Int. Ci. i7). First use May 30, 1971.
First use May 14, 1964.
SN 408,888. Bugene O. Frank, Caldwell, Idaho. Filed Sept.
SN 480,677. The Babcock & Wilcox Company, New York, 28, 1971.
N.Y. Filed July 24, 1972.
FILTEX
For Clay (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Feb. 17, 1972.
SN 480,884. Fehr Bros., Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed July
“"_BATRLINE
For Plastic Sheet (Int. Cl. 17).
First use April 1972.
SN 480,951. Lewis International Co., Maplewood, N.J. Filed Applicant disclaims the words “Snap-On Spout” apart
July 27, 1972. from the mark as actually used.
pon Pte haat
Owner of Reg. Nos. 612,875 and 708,434.
For Bark (Int. Cl. 31).
First use Feb, 4, 1970. SN 405,230. Noll Manufacturing Company, Richmond, Calif.
Filed Oct. 15, 1971.
SN 481,756. Engelhard Minerals & Chemicals Corporation, CHIEF
Bdison, N.J. Fil . 4, 1972.
7; WEah (Au: 8, 2088 For Fabricated Metal Products—Namely, Pails, Tubs,
PURRSCENT Garbage Cans, Mail Boxes, and Sprinkling Cans (Int. Cl. 6).
First use January 1920.
For Pet Litter (Int. Cl. 31).
First use June 9, 1972.
SN 410,428. Vanguard Industries, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Filed Dec. 16, 1971.
Class 2 — Receptades
GN 391,004. Parish Manufacturing, Inc., Indianapolis, Ind.
Filed May 3, 1971. ; & q
Owner of Reg. No. 562,086.
For Containers—Namely, Nestable and Stackable Shipping
Containers, Storage Containers, Tote Boxes, and Plastic
Trays; Storage Bins; and Racks for Storage Bins (Int. Cis.
6 and 20).
First use June 5, 1950.
Inc.
SN 417,999. Premier Advertising Company, Inc., Houston,
Applicant hereby disclaims any right to registration of Tex. Filed Mar. 10, 1972.
the term “Inc.”
For Liquid Packaging Bags Made From Flexible Film Such
as Polyethylene (Int. Cl. 20). P ACO-PAK
First use Nov. 6, 1970,
For Mailing Folder (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Jan. 17, 1972.
SN 899,216. AP Incorporated, Painesville, Ohio. Filed Aug.
4, 1971.
SN 419,119. American Hospital Supply Corporation, Evans-
HELPING HANDLES ton, Til, Filed Mar. 22, 1972.
oe. ~ von the word “Handles” apart from the D-LINER
For Detachable Handle Assembly for Application to Nurs-
ing Bottles and the Like (Int, Cl. 21). For Copolymer Bags (Int. Cl. 20).
First use May 28, 1971. First use on or before Feb. 8, 1972.
APRIL 3, 1978
SN 419,848. International Telephone and Telegraph Cor-
poration, New York, N.Y., assignee of Photomarine, Inc.,
Clinton, Conn. Filed Mar, 24, 1972.
D,ctotank
For Waste Storage Tanks (Int, Cl. 6).
First use at least as early as July 1970.
SN 424,787. Creelmatic Corporation, Cinnaminson, N.J.
Filed May 18, 1972.
REELMATIC
For Knitting Creels and Accessories (Int. Cl. 20).
First use in or about September 1969.
LL
SN 426,461. Bermas Plastics Company, Inc., Long Island
City, N.Y. Filed June 6, 1972.
AQUAMATIC
For Planters for Flowers or the Like (Int. Cl. 21).
First use at least as early as June 1968.
Class 3 — Baggage, Animal Equipments, Port-
folios, and Pocketbooks
SN 411,987. Airway Industries, Inc., West Pittsbury, Pa.
Filed Jan. 6, 1972.
WALLABY
For Ladies’ Handbags and Purses (Int. Cl. 18).
First use Oct. 29, 1971.
Class 4 — Abrasives and Polishing Materials
SN 420,107. Glamour Care, Inc., Hudson, Mass. Filed Mar.
31, 1972.
GLAMOUR
For Wood Polish (Int. Cl. 8).
First use at least as early as Mar, 14, 1972.
Class 5 — Adhesives
SN 411,643. Associated Adhesives Limited, Slough, Eng-
land, Filed Jan. 8, 1972.
GLOY
Owner of British Reg. Nos. 320,446, dated Feb. 8, 1910,
—— dated Feb. 24, 1969, and 988,651, dated Feb. 24,
For Adhesives for Industrial Use, Household Use, General
Use and Use on Paper (Int. Cl. 1).
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
TM 15
Class 6— Chemicals and Chemical Com-
positions
SN 862,845. Edwin Cooper and Company Limited, London,
England. Filed June 11, 1970.
EDWIN COOPER
The name “Edwin Cooper” does not identify any particu-
lar living individual.
For Chemical Compounds Soluble in Petroleum Products
and Synthetic Lubricants and Fluids and Utilized in the
Blending of Gasoline, Diesel Fuel, Jet Fuel, Motor Oils, En-
gine Oils, Gear Oils, Transmission Oils, Industria] Oils and
Hydraulic Oils (Int. Cl. 1).
First use at least as early as Jan. 1, 1968; in commerce at
least as early as Jan. 1, 1968.
SN 379,971. Sundance Incense & Trading Co., Inc., San
Francisco, Calif. Filed Dec. 81, 1970.
For Incense (Int. Cl. 8).
First use Jan. 1, 1970.
SN 394,298. Ajinomoto Kabushiki Kaisha (Ajinomoto Co.,
Inc.), Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan. Filed June 9, 1971.
AJICOAT
For Chemical Products for Use in Industry, Particularly
a Solution Composed Mainly of Poly-Gamma-Methyl-Gluta-
mate Used in Making Synthetic Leather and Other Resin
Coated Fabrics (Int. Cl. 1).
First use December 1970; in commerce December 1970.
SN 896,624, Med-Search, Inc., Red Bank, N.J. Filed July 6,
_MED-SEARCH
For Animal and Poultry Biological Products—Namely,
Tissue Culture Media (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Sept. 4, 1970.
SN 396,625. Med-Search, Inc., Red Bank, N.J. Filed July 6,
1971,
ME
For Animal and Poultry Biological Products—Namely,
Tissue Culture Media (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Nov. 27, 1970.
SN 405,683. Baxter Laboratories, Morton Grove, Ill, Filed
Oct. 21, 1971.
BARLASE
For Enzymes Used in the Preparation of Brewers Wort
From Barley, Barley Malt and Other Cereal Grains for Use
in Brewing (Int. Cl. 1).
First use June 17, 1971.
T™ 16
SN 405,361. Donald W. Jones, Auburn, Calif, Filed Oct. 18,
1971,
TOXI-GRAMS
For Chromatograms Employed in Thin Layer Chromatog-
raphy, Which Are Adapted for Receiving Small Discs Impreg-
nated With Chemicals; the Goods Are Employed in Clinical
Laboratory Testing for Chemical Identification (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Oct. 14, 1971.
SN 406,628. Upton Industries, Inc., Roseville, Mich. Filed
Nov. 1, 1971. ’
UTEK
Owner of Reg. Nos. 788,505 and 936,634.
For Chemical Compounds in the Form of Metal Salts or
Mixtures Thereof Melting at Predetermined Temperatures for
Use in Molten Salt Bath Furnaces (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Mar. 16, 1970.
SN 406,915. Porter’s Camera Store, Inc., Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Filed Nov. 4, 1971.
RED
/ BLUE
The drawing is lined for the colors red and blue.
For Hi-Contrast Photographic Developer (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Oct. 6, 1971.
SN 407,960. Nippon Soda Company, Limited, Chiyoda-ku,
Tokyo, Japan. Filed Nov. 17, 1971.
TOPSIN
For Fungicides for Use in Agriculture, Horticulture and
Forestry (Int. Cl. 5).
First use in April 1969 ; in commerce Oct. 6, 1971.
SN 414,027. W. R. Grace & Co., Cambridge, Mass. Filed Jan.
28, 1972.
DAXENE
For Flowed-In Container Sealing Compound Which Can
Be Fused to a Solid Hlastomeric Gasket Within Three Minutes
(Int. Cl. 1).
First use Oct. 27, 1971.
SN 414,458. Exxon Corporation, Flemington, N.J., by change
of name from Standard Oi! Company, Flemington, N.J.
Filed Feb. 8, 1972,
ESCAID
For Hydrocarbon Solvents of Petroleum Origin for Gen-
eral Use in the Industrial Arts (Int. Cl. 1).
First use at least as early as Dec. 28, 1971.
SN 416,422. Unelko Corporation, Chicago, Ill. Filed Feb. 24,
i REPCON
For Rain Repellent and Surface Conditioner Composition
for Glass and/or Plastic Surfaces (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Jan. 18, 1972.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
Aprit 3, 1978
SN 416,896. Frank E. Wolf, Fitchburg, Mass. Filed Feb.
29, 1972.
INSTANT NEMATEST
For Biological Stains for Laboratory and Educational Use
(Int. Cl. 1).
First use Jan. 11, 1972.
SN 419,922. The Diversey Corporation, Chicago, Ill. Filed
Mar. 30, 1972.
PEEL-AWAY
For Aqueous Surfactant Solution To Be Added to a Highly
Caustic Solution To Increase the Peeling Effect of the Caustic
Solution When Used To Peel Vegetables (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Feb. 2, 1972.
SN 422,079. A.H.P., Inc, Gainesville, Ga. Filed Apr. 21,
1972.
VIGEN
For Selective Fungicidal Mold Inhibitor for Animal and
Pouitry Feeds (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Mar. 17, 1972.
SN 422,192. Aquashade, Inc., Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. Filed Apr.
~ KOUASHADE
For Substances for the Control of the Growth of Aquatic
Plants, Particularly Aquatic Weeds (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Nov. 5, 1971.
SN 422,820. K. J. Quinn & Co., Inc., Malden, Mass. Filed
Apr. 24, 1972.
POST-FINISH
For Protective and Decorative Leather Dressing or Finishes
Applied to Unfinished or Semifinished Leather, Cut Shoe Parts
or Completed Shoes and Also Applied to Skins of Leather
(Int. Cl. 1).
First use Feb. 8, 1972.
SN 423,226. Hooker Chemical Corporation, Niagara Falls,
N.Y. Filed May 3, 1972.
THERMKEEP
For Heat Storage Compositions Containing Chemical Salts
(Int. Cl. 1).
First use Apr. 20, 1972.
SN 428,160. M & T Chemicals Inc., Rahway, N.J. Filed June
«ST ANOLITE
For Lens Polishing Grade of Stannic Oxide (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Apr. 3, 1972.
SN 428,288. Witco Chemical Corporation, New York, N.Y.
Filed June 26, 1972.
MICROSENE
For Petrolatums (Int. Cl. 4).
First use Dec. 31, 1957.
78
ly
le
p
ra
Apri. 3, 1978
SN 428,344. Witco Chemical Corporation, New York, N.Y.
Filed June 26, 1972.
MOLOJELL
For Petrolatums (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Dec. 31, 1957.
SN 428,345. Witco Chemical Corporation, New York, N.Y.
Filed June 26, 1972.
MOLOL
For Petrolatums (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Dec. 31, 1957.
SN 428,608. Pfizer Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed June 28,
1972.
MORCURD
For Milk Clotting Enzyme (Int. Ci. 1).
First use June 15, 1972.
SN 429,102. Philip A. Hunt Chemical Corporation, Pali-
sades Park, N.J. Filed July 8, 1972.
MAGNA-SOL
For Etching Additives (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Oct. 18, 1971.
SN 429,400. National Biological Corporation. Cleveland,
Ohio. Filed July 10, 1972.
STEAM IRON IN A CAN
For Chemical Liquid Spray for Removing Wrinkles and
Creases From Fabrics (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Dec, 81, 1971.
SN 429,482. Claire Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Ill. Filed
July 10, 1972.
SPRAY-NOX
Owner of Reg. No. 680,991.
For Aerosol Insecticide (Int. Ci. 5).
First use May 18, 1968.
SN 429,574. Pennwalt Corporation, Philadelphia, Pa. Filed
July 10, 1972.
PENCAP
For Suspension in Liquid Carrier of Polymeric-Type Micro-
capsules Containing Pesticide Composition Bncapsulated
Therein (Int, Cl. 5).
First use July 6, 1971.
SN 429,658. Warner-Lambert Company, Morris Plains, N.J.
Filed July 11, 1972.
BAC-U-STRIP
For Chemically Impregnated Test Strips for Detecting Bac-
teria in Urine (Int. Cl. 1).
First use June 14, 1972.
SN 429,659. Warner-Lambert Company, Morris Plains, N.J.
Filed July 11, 1972.
BAC-U-DIP
For Chemically Impregnated Test Strips for Detecting Bac-
teria in Urine (Int. Cl. 1).
First use June 14, 1972.
TM 909 0.G.—3
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
TM 17
SN 429,055. Union Carbide Corporation, New York, N.Y.
Filed July 14, 1972.
SENTRY
Owner of Reg. No, 704,465.
For Polyethylene Glycols (Int. Cl. 1).
First use on or about June 15, 1972.
Class 7 — Cordage
SN 846,455. Compagnie Industrielle de Textiles Artificiels et
Synthetiques C.T.A., Paris, France. Filed Dec. 17, 1969.
Crylor
Owner of French Reg. No, 498,283, dated Jan. 13, 1961
(Paris) ; Natl. Inst. No. 156,947.
For Cord, Twine, Rope, of Single and Multiple Strands,
Made of Natural and Synthetic Fibers (Int. Cl. 22).
SN 414,149. Western Filament, Inc., Glendale, Calif. Filed
Jan. 31, 1972.
Applicant disclaims the word “Braid” apart from the mark
as a whole but reserves all its common-law rights therein.
For Braided Rope (Int. Cl. 22).
First use Mar. 15, 1971.
Class 8— Smokers’ Artides, Not Induding
Tobacco Products
SN 480,787. Lindy Pen Company, Incorporated, North Holly-
wood, Calif. Filed July 24, 1972.
Lindy
Owner of Reg. Nos. 692,042 and 767,197.
For Lighters (Int. Cl. 84).
First use May 29, 1972.
SN 430,789. Lindy Pen Company, Incorporated, North Holly-
wood, Calif. Filed July 24, 1972.
LINDY
Owner of Reg. Nos, 692,042 and 767,197.
For Lighters (Int. Cl. 84).
First use May 29, 1972.
TM 18 APRIL 3, 1973
Class 9 — Explosives, Firearms, Equipments, Class 11—Inks and Inking Materials
and Projectiles SN 421,522. CP & W Printing Ink Company, Jacksonville,
Pia. Filed Apr. 17, 1972.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
SN 892,413. Imperial Metal Industries (Kynoch) Limited,
Birmingham, England. Filed May 18, 1971. HYDRASPEED
KYNOCH For Water Soluble Printing Ink To Be Applied by a Flex-
For Ammunition, Ammunition Components and Projectiles ographic Printing Process (Int. Cl. 15).
(Int. Cl. 18). First use in July 1970.
First use 1851 ; in commerce 1867.
SN 406,526. Independent Research and Development, Inc, (lags 12 — Construction Materials
San Antonio, Tex. Filed Nov. 1, 1971.
ELECTROARM SN 390,348. Vitroceramica, 8.A., Madrid, Spain. Filed Apr.
26, 1971.
For Pistol and Rifle Firearms and Parts Thereof (Int. Cl.
18). VITROCERAMICA
First use Feb. 12, 1971.
Owner of Spanish Reg. No. 633,581, dated Jan. 19, 1971.
For Glazed Wall Tiles (Int. Cl. 19).
SN 422,363. The Marlin Firearms Co., North Haven, Conn. ———
Filed Apr, 24, 1972.
SN 424,064. Mohawk Flush Doors, Inc., South Bend, Ind.
MAR-SHIELD Piled May 11, 1972.
sett Oniy 9.0 Componcat of Hisearm Btecha-(Int, Ch 15). DURA-PRINT
First use Oct. 8, 1971.
For Doors, and More Particularly Flush Wooden Doors
(Int. Cl. 19).
First use Apr. 1, 1972.
Class 10 — Fertilizers ames
SN 430,688. Aluma Building Systems Incorporated, Downs-
SN 420,591. Voluntary Purchasing Groups, Inc., Bonham, view, Ontario, Canada. Filed July 24, 1972.
Tex. Filed Apr. 6, 1972.
ap ALUMA-SYSTEMS
For Plant Foods, Fertilizers, Hormone Root Stimulator and
Plant Starter, Soil Acidifier Conditioners, Soil Conditioners
Containing Metals and Other Minor Elements, and Soi] Ac
tivator for Adding Soil Bacteria To Aid in Decomposition of
Organic Materials (Int. Cl. 1).
First use April 1938.
a Class 13—Hardware and Plumbing and
SN 420,980. Swift Agricultural Chemicals C tion, Chi-
cago, Ill, Filed Apr. 10, 1972. aa Steam-Fitting Supplies
IBDU SN 887,717. Margaret Jan Kemp, d.b.a. Let-O-Klip Company,
Houston, Tex. Filed Mar. 29, 1971.
LET-O-KLIP
For Clip-Like Devices That May Be Attached Exteriorly of
the Mail Box of a Family Dwelling and Which May Receive
and Hold Letters, or Other Postal Matter That May Be
Readily Seen and Picked Up by a Postman Serving the Dwell-
ing (Int. Cl. 6).
First use at least as early as Mar. 12, 1971.
For Concrete Form Shoring Equipment (Int. Cl. 19).
First use May 8, 1972; in commerce May 10, 1972.
For Fertilizer (Int. Cl. 1).
First use in or about January 1968.
SN 421,899. Voluntary Purchasing Groups, Inc., Bonham,
Tex. Filed Apr. 19, 1972.
ferti:-lome
—_——
SN 398,361. Torsifiex Limited, High Wycombe, England.
Filed May 27, 1971.
Owner of Reg. No. 390,192.
For Plant Foods, Fertilizers, Hormone Root Stimulator and
Plant Starter, Soil Acidifier Conditioners, Soil Conditioners TORSIFLEX
Containing Metals and Other Minor Elements, and Soil Ac-
tivator for Adding Soll Bacteria To Aid in Decomposition of Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on British Reg. No.
Organic Materials (Int. Cl. 1). 969,044, dated Dec. 16, 1970.
First use at least as early as 1958; April 1938 in a different For Couplings for Use With Machines, Their Parts and
style. Fittings (Int. Cl. 7).
973
lle,
——
U. S. PATENT OFFICE TM 19
SN 411,050. Research & Trading Corporation, Wilmington, SN 419,302. Pan American Screw Corporation, Jacksonville.
Del. Filed Dec. 23, 1971. Pla. Filed Mar. 23, 1972.
RESCUMATIC
For Emergency Escape Devices and More Particularly Auto-
matic Emergency Escape Devices That Safely Limit the Rate
of Descent of a Person Evacuating a High Place (Int. Cl. 9).
First use June 15, 1970.
Apri. 3, 1973
SN 417,870. Kaynar Mfg. Co., Inc., Fullerton, Calif. Filed
Mar. 9, 1972. KA BE
Owner of Reg. No. 621,618,
For Bolt-Type Fasteners and Threaded Nuts (Int. Cl. 6).
First use on or about Mar. 30, 1969.
SN 417,872. Kaynar Mfg. Co., Inc., Fullerton, Calif. Filed For Threaded Fasteners (Int, Cl. 6).
Mar, 9, 1972. First use at least as early a8 June 1971.
K-LOBE
Owner of Reg. No. 621,618. SN 419,416. Reborn Products Co., Inc., Wyncote, Pa. Filed
For Bolt-Type Fasteners and Threaded Nuts (Int. Cl. 6). Mar. 24, 1972.
First use on or about Sept. 1, 1971.
POWDER-POUR
om eanene. ute Bune Sprinkler Mfg. Co., Glendora, Calif. 0. powder Dispenser (Int. Cl. 6).
ay : First use Oct. 18, 1971.
AGRO-MATIC
SN 420,078. Du Page Manufacturing Company, Downers
For Automatic Sprinkler Controls (Int. Cl. 7). Grove, Ill. Filed Mar. 31, 1972.
First use Jan. 23, 1972.
SN 418,860. Parker Hannifin Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio.
Filed Mar. 20, 1972.
For Worm Drive Hose Clamps (Int. Cl. 6).
First use Mar. 28, 1972.
SN 424,835. John Getz, Jr., Trenton, N.J. Filed May 15,
For Tube Couplings (Int. Cl. 6). 1972
First use February 1971. .
POS-A-LATCH
LT
SN 418,887. Shaw & Slavsky, Inc., Detroit, Mich. Filed Mar. For Door Lock Inserts (Int. Cl. 6).
20, 1972. First use May 10, 1972.
SN 424,534. The Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing Com-
pany, Georgetown, Conn. Filed May 19, 1972.
POOL - GARD
The word “Clip” is disclaimed apart from the mark as
shown.
For Indicia Holding Self-Mounting Clips for Use in Super- For Woven Wire Fencing (Int. Cl. 6).
markets (Int. Cl, 6). First use Jan. 11, 1965.
First use Aug. 1, 1971.
TIGER-GRIP CLIP
SN 426,280. Martec Products Company, Auburn Heights,
SN 418,934. Williams Form Engineering Corporation, Grand Mich, Filed June 5, 1972.
Rapids, Mich. Filed Mar. 20, 1972.
TISS-U-BRAC
For Device for Holding a Dispensing Container for Dis-
For Anchor Devices To Be Embedded in Concrete (Int. posable Tissues, Useful in the Automobile, Household, or
Cl. 6). Office by Way of Example (Int. Cl. 21).
First use 1936. First use May 15, 1972.
TM 20
Forgings
SN 408,887. Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Inc., Pittsburgh,
Pa. Filed Noy, 29, 1971.
For Powdered Metallurgical Products (Int. Cl. 6).
First use Dec. 1, 1958; in commerce Dec. 1, 1958.
SN 417,617. Gulf & Western Precision Engineering Com-
pany, New York, N.Y, Filed Mar. 7,.1972.
For Aluminum and High Temperature Alloy Castings and
Formings for Aircraft Engine Components (Int. Cl. 6).
First use in or about August 1970.
SN 418,239. Crucible Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa. Filed Mar. 13,
— REX 95
For Tool Steel in the Form of Bars, Rods, Tool Bits, and
the Like (Int. Cl. 6).
First use Jan. 5, 1948.
nna
SN 426,819. National Steel Corporation, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Filed June 9, 1972.
HANNA
Owner of Reg. Nos. 319,237 and 780,859.
For Pig Iron (Int. Cl. 6).
First use February 1964.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
Class 14— Metals and Metal Castings and Class 15 — Oils and Greases
Apri. 3, 1978
SN 392,146. Conklin Company, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.
Filed May 17, 1971.
run:
riTré
For Gasoline Additive for Conditioning Internal Combus-
tion Engines (Int. Cl. 1).
First use at least as early as Sept. 1, 1970.
SN 410,076. Gard Oil Products, Inc, Kansas City, Kans.
Filed Dec. 13, 1971.
ENGINE GARD
Applicant hereby disclaims the use of the word “‘Engine”
in the instant mark except in connection with the word
“Gard.”
For Motor Oil Additive (Int. Cl. 1).
First use Apr. 1, 1960.
SN 410,078. Gard Oil Products, Inc., Kansas City, Kans.
Filed Dec. 13, 1971.
POWER GARD
Owner of Reg. Nos. 650,781, 668,010, and 852,179.
For Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Additive (Int. Cl. 1).
First use in November 1958.
SN 412,912. Peace Candle, Inc., Denver, Colo. Filed Jan.
17, 1972.
Peace Candle
The representation of the candle and the term “Candle” are
disclaimed apart from the mark as shown.
For Candles (Int. Cl. 16).
First use May 13, 1971.
SN 416,537. Deere & Company, Moline, Ill. Filed Feb. 25,
‘JOHN DEERE
The name “John Deere” is that of the deceased founder of
applicant’s business. Owner of Reg. Nos. 30,580, 921,844,
and others.
For Engine Starting Fluid; Spray Oil; Engine Oil; Gear
Lubricant ; Transmission, Power Steering and Hydraulic Oil ;
Powdered Graphite ; Bearing Lubricant ; Cotton Picker Spindle
Lubricant ; Cartridges Filled With Grease for Use in Grease
Guns ; Chain Lubricant (Int. Cl. 4).
First use since about May 1954.
APRIL 3, 1973
SN 418,758. Donald W. Vance, d.b.a. Price-Rite Oil Co.,
Janesville, Wis. Filed Mar. 17, 1972.
PRICE RITE
For Gasoline (Int. Cl. 4).
First use Feb. 1, 1969.
SN 419,513. Gasoline Alley Systems, Inc., Lynchburg, Va.
Filed Mar. 27, 1972.
GASOLINE ALLEY
Applicant hereby disclaims the word “Gasoline” apart from
the mark shown.
For Gasoline (Int. Cl. 4).
First use July 16, 1971.
SN 419,576. Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation, Oil
City, Pa. Filed Mar. 27, 1972.
_@&
The drawing is lined for the color gold. Applicant disclaims
any exclusive rights in and to the words “Super Blend” and
in and to the representation of an oil drum apart from the
mark as shown. Owner of Reg. Nos. 336,159, 626,082, and
others.
For Motor Oil (Int. Cl. 4).
First use Sept. 16, 1954.
a
SN 419,602. Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation, Oil City,
Pa. Filed Mar. 27, 1972.
The drawing is lined for the color gold. Applicant disclaims
any exclusive rights in and to the representation of an oil
drum apart from the mark as shown. Owner of Reg. Nos.
336,159, 814,300, and others.
For Chassis Lubricant (Int. Cl. 4).
First use Feb. 15, 1957.
SN 425,988. Bets Laboratories, Inc., Trevose, Pa. Filed May
we -FUEL-GUARD
For Chemicals Utilized as Additives to Fuel Oil To Inhibit
Corrosion and Sludge Formation and Deposition (Int. Cl. 2).
First use Apr. 19, 1972.
U. 8S. PATENT OFFICE
SN 427,940. Bluegate Candle Company, Montara, Calif. Filed
TM 21
June 21, 1972.
STAY-PUT
For Candles (Int. Cl, 4).
First use on or about Feb. 14, 1972.
SN 429,652. Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation, Oil
City, Pa. Filed July 11, 1972.
The drawing is lined for the colors gold and green. Appli-
cant disclaims any exclusive rights to the representation of
an oil drum apart from the mark as shown in the drawing.
Owner of Reg. Nos. 145,778, 795,056, and others.
For Motor Oil (Int. Cl. 4).
First use Feb. 19, 1962.
Class 16 — Protective and Decorative Coatings
Vyna-Chem, Inc., Bound Brook, N.J, Filed May
VYNA-CHEM
For Liquid for Coloring Vinyl, Leather, Naugahyde, and the
Like (Int. Cl. 2).
First use Apr. 26, 1971.
SN 395,888. Daubert Chemical Company, Oak Brook, Ii.
Filed June 21, 1971.
KLEEN AIR
For Undercoating Compositions Primarily for Automobiles
(Int. Cl. 2).
First use June 4, 1971.
SN 391,971.
18, 1971.
SN 898,304. Palmer Paint Products, Inc., Troy, Mich. Filed
July 26, 1971.
DRY TEMP
For Paints (Int. Cl. 2).
First use July 1970.
SN 898,895. Palmer Paint Products, Inc., Troy, Mich. Filed
July 26, 1971.
LIQUID TEMP
Applicant disclaims the word “Liquid” apart from the com-
plete mark as shown.
For Paints (Int. Cl. 2).
First use in April 1969.
T 22 OFFICIAL GAZETTE APRIL 3, 1973
SN 398,896. Palmer Paint Products, Inc., Troy, Mich. Filed SN 415,997. Pacific Resins & Chemicals, Inc., Seattle, Wash.
July 26, 1971. Filed Feb. 18, 1972.
VIBRA CRYLIC
For Paints (Int. Cl. 2).
First use in August 1969.
SN 401,235. California Products Corporation, Cambridge,
Mass. Filed Aug. 26, 1971.
SPRAY GLOSS
For Paint (Int. Cl. 2).
First use Apr. 9, 1970.
SN 401,236. California Products Corporation, Cambridge,
Mass. Filed Aug. 26, 1971.
SPRAY FLAT The drawing is lined for the colors red and blue.
For Paint (Int. Cl. 2). For Epoxy Powder Coating Compounds (Int. Cl. 2).
First use Apr. 9, 1970. First use on or about Oct. 25, 1971.
SN 401,237. California Products Corporation, Cambridge, SN 416,128. Cook Paint & Varnish Company, Kansas City,
Mass. Filed Aug. 26, 1971. Mo. Filed Feb. 22, 1972.
~~ reenagonayt gt 2 For Exterior and Interior Pipe Coatings (Int. Cl. 2).
a . First use Jan. 20, 1959.
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oy a Corporation, Cambridge, 5x 417,746. The Pacific Lumber Company, San Francisco,
3 ng. 20, . Calif. Filed Mar. 8, 1972.
CLEAR-GLO
For Paint (Int. Cl. 2).
First use Apr. 22, 1968.
SN 403,095. Cragar Industries, Inc., Compton, Calif. Filed
Sept. 20, 1971.
The drawing is lined for the colors purple, violet, red,
For Metal Surface Coating Compositions—Namely, Paints orange, yellow, light green, dark green, and blue. Owner of
(Int. Cl. 2). Reg. No. 805,011.
First use Aug. 16, 1966. For Decorator Spray Paint Finishes (Int. Cl. 2).
First use Oct. 1, 1969.
SN 415,345. Perry B. Giles, Muskegon, Mich. Filed Feb. 11,
1972. SN 420,381. United Co-Operatives, Inc., Alliance, Ohio. Filed
Apr. 4, 1972. UNAMIC
For Protective and Decorative Paints (Int. Cl. 2).
First use Dec. 10, 1971.
rr
SN 421,274. United Merchants and Manufacturers, Inc.,
New York, N.Y. Filed Apr. 13, 1972.
VALCOAT
for Water and Grease Repellant Coatings for Corrugated
For Protective Floor Finish Coating Material (Int. Cl. 2). Shipping Containers and Other Paper Packages (Int. Cl. 2).
First use in or about 1942. First use on or about Sept. 8, 1971.
Aprit 8, 1978 U. S. PATENT OFFICE TM 23
SN 421,703. Hoboken Paints, Inc., Lodi, N.J. Filed Apr. 17, SN 406,967. Chemway Corporation, Wayne, N.J. Filed Nov.
1972. 5, 1971.
LEISURE TIME
For Paints (Int. Cl. 2).
First use Apr. 11, 1972.
Something
Class 17—Tobacco Products
eee
Filed Aug. 7, 1972.
MONTENEGRO
No claim is made to the word “Personal” apart from the
The Spanish word “Montenegro” means “Black Mount.”
mark as shown. Owner of Reg. No. 935,946.
— < Te by <% 148,247, dated June 3, 1968. Liquid Douche for Feminine Hygiene (Int. Cl. 5).
or Cigars (Int; Cl, 34). First use June 10, 1971.
en nent a a SN 407,504. Vic Boff Health and Fitness Aids, Inc., 4.b.a.
‘ P 1 — P Victor Boff’s Nutritional Aids, New York, N.Y. Filed Nov.
12, 1971.
SUPER NUTRI-POWER
For Multiple Vitamin and Mineral Food Supplement (Int.
Cl. 5).
First use at least by 1967.
ee
SN 407,776. Burr Corporation, New York, N.Y. Filed Nov.
16, 1971.
PROTENERGY CRUNCH
Applicant disclaims the word “Crunch” apart from the
overall mark as shown. Owner of Reg. No. 933,808.
For Dietary Supplements (Int. Cl. 5).
First use Aug. 2, 1971.
No exclusive claim is made to the word “Cigarettes” apart
from the mark as shown. Owner of U.S. Reg. Nos. 856,879 and
900,059
ee . B . York, N.Y. Filed Nov.
For Cigarettes (Int. Cl. 84). a. urr Corporation, New Yor ed Vv
First use Mar. 24, 1972; in commerce Mar. 24, 1972.
GREAT PLAINS ALFALFA
Applicant disclaims the word “Alfalfa” apart from the
Class 18 — Medicines and Pharmaceutical mark as shown.
For Dietary Supplements (Int. Cl. 5).
Preparations First use Aug. 2, 1971.
SN 396,566. Burton, Parsons & Company, Inc., Washington,
D.C. Filed July 6, 1971. SN 407,781. Burr Corporation, New York, N.Y. Filed Nov.
16, 1971.
For Ocular Irritating Solution (Int. Cl. 5). Int. CL. 5
First use at least as early as June 1971. cenit — ate (ie +.
SN 403,685. Mitchum-Thayer, Inc., Tuckahoe, N.Y. Filed gw 498,960. Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation, Raritan,
Sept. 27, 1971. N.J. Filed Nov. 19, 1971.
LIQUIPRIN PROGRAM
Owner of Reg. No. 714,626.
For Nighttime Colds Medicine for Children (Int. Cl. 5).
First use Sept. 15, 1971.
Owner of Reg. No. 858,525.
For Oral Contraceptive (Int. Cl. 5).
First use June 7, 1971.
——
SN 403,976. Preston Pharmaceutics, Inc., Butler, N.J. Filed
Sept. 30, 1971.
SN 408,886. The Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, Mich. Filed
Nov. 26, 1971.
DERMAKON ADT PAK
For Medicated Skin Lotion and Medicated Creme (Int. For Hormonal Preparation for the Treatment of Rheuma-
Cl. 5). toid Arthritis (Int. Cl. 5).
First use Nov. 18, 1970. First use Aug. 10, 1971.
TM 24 OFFICIAL GAZETTE Aram. 8, 1978
SN 400,808. J. R. Carlson Laboratories, Inc., Chicago, Ill. SN 423,445. Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Filed
Filed Dec. 3, 1971. May 5, 1972.
CARLSON E-BAR-V
For Vi in P tions (Int. Cl. 5). For Venezuelan Equine Bncephalomyelitis Vaccine (Int.
Cl. 5).
First use Sept. 7, 1965. First use Apr. 19, 1972.
NR
SN 410,923. Scott-Alison Pharmaceuticals, Incorporated,
Teaneck, N.J. Filed Dee. 22, 1971. pa ey sae Davis & Company, Detroit, Mich. Filed
RELEGESIC
For Analgesic (Int. Cl. 5).
First use Oct. 5, 1971
on UNI/SUSE
—_—_—_—_——EEE———————
SN 415,907, Syntex Laboratories, Inc., Palo Alto, Calif. U
Filed Feb. 17, 1972.
NOR-QD
Owner of Reg. No. 831,728.
For Steroid Hormones. (Int. Cl. 5).
First use Jan. 31, 1972.
PARKE-DAVIS
SN 416,729. G. W. Carnrick Co., Cedar Knolls, N.J. Filed
Feb. 28, 1972.
P HRENILIN For Phenobarbital Tablets (Int. Cl. 5).
For Medicament for Relief of Headache (Int. Cl. 5). First use on or before Apr. 10, 1972.
First use Feb. 20, 1972.
SN 434,916. Questor Corporation, Toledo, Ohio. Filed Sept.
SN 416,964. Behringwerke Aktiengeselischaft, Marburg/ 7: 1972.
Lahn, Germany. Filed Mar. 1, 1972. QUESTOR
CANDIVAC For Pain Relieving Ointment, Bye Drops, Antiseptic and
Owner of German Reg. No. 878,364, dated Apr. 16, 1970. “Heraaunonases Vitamin Gite Cosme (int. CE 6).
For Pharmaceutical Preparations for Veterinary Use— ca x
Namely, Distemper, Hepatitis, Leptospira and Rabies Vac-
cines (Int. Cl. 5).
Class 19—Vehides
SN 419,368. Chanty, Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y. Filed Mar. 24.
1972. SN 385,097. High Performance Products, Inc., Braintree,
ZOBO Mass., by change of name from High Performance Plastics,
Inc., Hingham, Mass. Filed Mar. 1, 1971.
For Rubbing Alcohol (Int. Cl. 5).
First use December 1968.
SN 420,144. Pharmacia Laboratories, Inc., Piscataway, N.J.
Filed Mar. 31, 1972.
ALPHAPEN
For Semi-Synthetic-Sulfobenzylpenicillin (Int. Cl. 5).
First use Oct. 26, 1971.
SS —————
SN 428,417. Vita Plus Corporation, Madison, Wis. Filed May
5, 1972.
For Kayaks and Canoes (Int. Cl. 12).
First use February 1969.
SN 389,567. David Blythe Foster, Windlesham, Surrey, Eng-
N - s ! C s é R land. Filed Apr. 19, 1971.
VITA-LAG CUSHIONBIRD
Owner of Reg. Nos. 690,442; 880,767, and others. Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on British Reg. No.
For Mineral Additives and Vitamin Fortifications Used in 972,096, dated Mar. 9, 1971.
the Preparation of Poultry and Livestock (Int. Cl. 5). For Wheeled Motor Land Vehicles Having Padded Interiors
First use in August 1970. Adapted to Restrain Passengers in Accidents (Int. Cl. 12).
APRIL 3, 1978
U. S. PATENT OFFICE TM 25
SN 892,296. Monroe Auto Equipment Company, Monroe, SN 415,509. Universal Oil Products Company, Des Plaines,
Mich, Filed May 17, 1971.
MONRO-MAX
Owner of Reg. Nos. 526,841, 526,842, and 575,157.
For Vehicle Shock Absorbers (Int. Cl. 12).
First use Apr. 16, 1971.
a —————
SN 897,048. Baron Homes, Inc., Chino, Calif., by change
of name from Delta Mobile Homes, Inc., Chino, Calif. Filed
July 12, 1971.
For Mobile Homes (Int. Cl. 12).
First use June 30, 1971.
SN 404,252. Ranch King Enterprises, Inc., Bellville, Tex.
Filed Oct. 4, 1971.
RANCH KING
For Trailers—Namely, General and Specific Purpose Cargo
Trailers (Int. Cl. 12).
First use Jan. 1, 1970.
SN 406,371. United Aircraft Corporation, East Hartford,
Conn. Filed Oct. 29, 1971.
Owner of Reg. Nos. 785,092, 917,988, and others.
For Trains Consisting of a Locomotive and Cars Sold as
a Unit, and Parts Thereof (Int. Cl. 12).
First use as early as about Aug. 11, 1971.
SN 409,628. Universal Oil Products Company, Des Plaines,
Ill. Filed Dee. 6, 1971.
VERSAIR
Owner of Reg. Nos. 677,896 and 883,672.
For Seating for Airplanes and Other Passenger Carriers
(Int. Cl. 12).
First use on or prior to Mar. 30, 1971.
SN 409,842. Superior Distributing Company, Lake City,
Minn. Filed Dec. 9, 1971.
HEAD FOIL
For Forestay Sleeve Supporting a Boat Sail (Int. Cl. 12).
First use Nov. 24, 1971.
TM 909 0.G.—4
Ill. Filed Feb. 14, 1972.
BUCCANEER
For Seat Mountings, Seat Suspensions, and Seats for Ve-
hicles and Seat Cushions, Especially Adapted for Such Mount-
ing and Suspensions for Use on Vehicles, and Parts Thereof
for Replacement and Repair (Int. Cl. 12).
First use Jan. 22, 1972.
SN 415,598. Bird Engineering, Inc., Fremont, Nebr. Filed
Feb, 14, 1972.
For Motorized Go-Carts, Motorized Scooters, Mini-Bikes,
Motorized Mini-Dune Buggies, and Motorized Three-Wheeler
Recreational Vehicles for Non-Road Use (Int. Cl. 12).
First use at least as early as November 1969.
SN 419,487. Davis Seat Cover Manufacturing Co., Jackson-
ville, Fla. Filed Mar. 27, 1972.
QUIK-FIT
For Automobile Seat Covers (Int. Cl. 12).
First use Feb. 15, 1972.
Class 21— Electrical Apparatus, Machines,
and Supplies
SN 382,976. North American Rockwell Corporation, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Filed July 18, 1969.
NORTH AMERICAN
ROCKWELL
Owner of Reg. Nos. 890,815 ; 929,516, and others.
For Electric Motors and Motor Controls, and Electric
Lamps (Int. Cls. 7 and 11).
First use Mar. 11, 1969.
me
SN 382,101. AFA Protective Systems, Inc., New York, N.Y.
Filed Jan. 27, 1971.
Owner of Reg. No. 849,309.
For Central Electronic Fire, Burglar and Intrusion Alarm
Signal Transmission System—Namely, an Electronic Monitor-
ing, Receiving and Action Status Panel That Coordinates and
Consolidates Incoming Alarm Signals (Int. Cl. 9).
First use Sept. 1, 1970.
TM 26 OFFICIAL GAZETTE
SN 390,122. John G. King, d.b.a. King Research Labs, May- SN 405,976. Kay Equipment and Supply Company, Inc., d.b.a.
wood, Ill. Filed Apr. 23, 1971. Kay Equipment Company, Inc., South Bend, Ind. Filed
Oct. 26, 1971.
PHASEMASTER
For Rotating Transformers (Int. Cl. 9).
First use in April 1971.
APRIL 3, 1973
ee
SN 408,227. Krux, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa. Filed Nov. 19, 1971.
For Electronic Security Systems, Control Boxes, Trans-
ducers, and Alarms Therefor (Int. Cl. 9).
First use on or about Nov. 15, 1963.
SN 390,952. Paul Garrity, Stamford, Conn. Filed May 3,
*-DISPOZ-A-LITE
Owner of Reg. Nos. 849,665 and 884,509.
For Flashlight (Int. Cl. 11).
First use Mar. 1, 1971.
SN 393,316. Robert C. Guldstrand, d.b.a. Radio Systems, Los
Angeles, Calif. Filed May 27, 1971. For Electrical Discharge Machines and Parts Thereof (Int.
Cl. 9).
TRI-COM First use June 14, 1971.
For Audio Couplers for Telephones (Int. Cl. 9). aw
First use Apr. 21, 1971. |
SN 408,761. Electronic Devices, Inc., Yonkers, N.Y. Filed
Nov. 26, 1971.
SN 395,036. Plastigage Corporation, Jackson, Mich. Filed
June 16, 1971.
For Electrical Transmission Equipment, Including Electrical
Glass Fiber Insulators, Electrical Insulator Brackets, Elec-
trical Insulator Braces, and Electrical Insulator Poles (Int.
Cl. 17).
First use on or before Jan. 1, 1960.
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SN 398,593. Johnson Blectronics, Inc., Casselberry, Fila.
Filed July 28, 1971. For Electronic Components—Namely, Semiconductors Such
as, But Not Limited to, Individual Rectifier Units, High Volt-
age Rectifier Components and Rectifier Bridges and Other
Rectifier Circuits and Assemblies (Int. Cl. 9).
First use Nov. 1, 1954.
Tm
SN 409,365. Switchcraft, Inc., Chicago, Ill. Filed Dec. 3,
1971.
No claim is made to the words “Ultrasonic Intruder Alarm”
apart from the mark as shown. The drawing 1s lined for gold. —\ . | yt A” \
For Burglar Alarms Operating on the Principle of Ultra- X aS ArT
sonics (Int. Cl. 9). "
First use at least as early as June 28, 1971.
ee The abbreviation “Inc.” in the mark is disclaimed. Owner
of Reg. No. 554,294.
For Electrical Goods—Namely, Phone Jacks and Plugs, Ro-
tary Switches, Pushbutton Switches, Stack Switches, Slide
Switches, Lever Switches, Multiple Station Switches, Switch
Assemblies, Standard and Miniature Audio Connectors and
Molded Cable Assemblies (Int. Cl. 9).
First use in May 1947,
SN 400,665. Alcotronics Corporation, Mount Laurel, N.J.
Filed Aug. 20, 1971.
SN 410,041. Conrac Corporation, New York, N.Y. Filed Dec.
saat TRYLON
For Electrical Theft and Tampering Deterrent Warning For Large Scale, Electrically Operated Information Displays
Device for Motorcycles (Int. Cl. 9). (Int. Cl. 9).
First use Mar. 19, 1971. First use on or about June 2, 1971.
APRIL 3, 1978
SN 411,675. Diamond Shamrock Corporation,
Ohio. Filed Jan. 3, 1972.
SANILEC
For Bilectrical Cell for Production of Sodium Hypochlo-
rite (Int. Cl. 9). .
First use Dec. 16, 1971.
Cleveland,
SN 417,316. The Pittman Corporation, Sellersville, Pa. Filed
ar. 3, 1972. LO-COG
For Electric Motors (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Feb. 23, 1972.
SN 419,988. Laher Spring & Blectric Car Corp., Oakland,
Calif. Filed Mar. 30, 1972.
BIG RED
For Automotive Storage Batteries (Int. Cl. 9).
First use Jan. 7, 1972.
SN 421,276. PRD Inc., Seattle Wash. Filed Apr. 13, 1972.
MK XX
For Electrical Discharge Machine (Int. Cl. 9).
First use July 1971.
SN 422,082. Miroflector Co., Inc., Inwood, N.Y. Filed Apr.
21, 1972.
The mark consists of the letters “pTd.”
For Prewired Ducts for Power Cables and Other Electrical
Circuits (Int. Cl. 9).
First use at least as early as April 1971.
SN 427,053.
12, 1972.
Degraff Products Co., Chicago, Ill. Filed June
HANDY VAC
Applicant disclaims the word “Vac” apart from the mark as
shown.
For Portable Self-Contained Electric Motor Driven Vacuum
Cleaner (Int. Cl. 9).
First use June 7, 1972.
i acmeeennenemneill
SN 428,441. The Ashflash Corporation, South Norwalk, Conn.
Filed June 27, 1972.
MASTER CELL
Applicant disclaims any and all rights for a trademark to
descriptive word “Cell.”
For Flashlights, Electric Lanterns and Batteries (Int. Cis.
9 and 11).
First use May 22, 1972.
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
TM 27
Class 22 — Games, Toys, and Sporting Goods
SN 397,470. Kim Enterprises, Sherman Oaks, Calif. Filed
July 15, 1971.
KIM-AIR
For Footwear—Namely, Ski Boots, Hiking Boots, and In-
flatable Liners and Pads Therefor (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Aug. 17, 1970.
Healthways, Los Angeles, Calif. Filed Aug. 19,
SCUBAMASTER
For Snorkels (Swimmer’s Breathing Tube) (Int. Cl. 28).
First use Feb. 26, 1971.
SN 400,583.
1971.
SN 405,679. Hope Kabushiki Kaihsa, Arakawa-ku, Tokyo,
Japan. Filed Oct. 21, 1971.
HOPE
Owner of Japanese Reg. No. 250,888-2, dated Feb. 7, 1934.
For Ski Boots and Ski Boot Bindings (Int. Cl. 28).
SN 405,696. Mattel, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif. Filed Oct. 21,
GRAHAM PRIX
For Toy Model Four-Wheeled Vehicle Having a Body
Formed of a Sculptured Caricatured Human Being (Int. Cl.
28).
First use Sept. 7, 1971.
rr
SN 407,113. Happy Toys Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed Nov.
8, 1971.
FAIRY TALE SPINS
For Toys—Namely, Children’s Pin Wheels (Int. Cl. 28).
First use Oct. 1, 1971.
SN 409,516. Mattel, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif. Filed Dec. 6,
gies BOOTER
For Toy for Giving a Miniature Four-Wheeled Vehicle a
Fast Push-Start Including Track on Which the Vehicle
Races (Int. Cl. 28).
First use Oct. 22, 1971.
SN 410,045. Dayco Corporation, Dayton, Ohio. Filed Dec.
13, 1971.
A
SEWARD
For Golf Bags (Int. Cl. 28).
First use in or about October 1971.
TM 28 OFFICIAL GAZETTE APRIL 3, 1978
SN 414,806. Creative Merchandisers, Inc., Chicago, IlJ. Filed SN 423,121. Shield Mfg., Inc, Buffalo, N.Y. Filed May 2,
Feb. 7, 1972. 1972.
NATURE SCOPE DOUBLE CUSHION
Owner of Reg. No. 883,127.
Applicant disclaims the word “Scope” apart from the mark
as shown. For Protective Mouthpieces for All Contact Sports (Int.
For Toys Comprising a Series of Lenses for Use as a View- Cl. 28).
ing Aid (Int. Cl. 28). First use on or about Feb. 26, 1966.
First use at least as early as Sept. 28, 1971.
SN 425,111. Argus Press, Inc., Chicago, Ill. Filed May 22,
SN 415,467. Dexter Shoe Company, Boston, Mass. Filed Feb. 1972.
14, 1972. SHORTCUT
For Equipment Sold as a Unit for Playing a Board Game
6)
©)
~
First use Feb. 2, 1972.
(Int. Cl. 28).
SN 425,188. April Day Creations, Inc., Denver, Colo. Filed
spin-weld — |
ssa rps timtitaetuem. BODORROU
Soles Thereof (Int. Cl. 28).
First use on or about Nov. 13, 1971.
For Toy Furniture (Int. Cl. 28).
4 . Inc., , N.Y. Fil . 24,
SN 416,596. Uniroyal, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed Feb. 24 First use Nov. 18, 1971.
1972.
SN 425,287. Mephisto Inc., Boston, Mass. Filed May 24,
Owner of Reg. No. 929,085. 1972.
For Golf Balls (Int. Cl. 28).
First use Sept. 27, 1971.
SN 418,927. Mattel, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif. Filed Mar. 20,
GROOVY TALK
No claim of exclusive right is made to the word “Talk”
apart from the mark.
For Toy Record Player and Records (Int. Cl. 28).
First use Feb. 29, 1972.
SN 422,810. John E. C. Warren, d.b.a. U.S. Games, Inc., Mel-
bourne Beach, Fila. Filed Apr. 28, 1972.
For Psychic Reading Cards (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Jan. 15, 1972.
SN 425,556. Zippo Manufacturing Company, Bradford, Pa.
Filed May 25, 1972.
SDX
Owner of Reg. No. 839,076.
For Golf Balls (Int. Cl. 28).
First use on or about Mar. 25, 1970.
SN 425,698. George Sloan, d.b.a. The Biliott-Morris Co.,
Lynn, Mass. Filed May 26, 1972.
oun word “Game” is disclaimed apart from the mark as LITTLE Y ANKEE
For Equipment Normally Sold as Units for Diverse Recrea-
tional Games and Activities, Primarily for Playgrounds, as The word “Little” is disclaimed apart from the mark as
Ball Games, Hockey Games, Cricket Games, and the Like (Int. shown. Owner of Reg. No. 556,983.
Cl. 28). For Bean Bags and Bean Bag Score Boards (Int. Cl. 28).
First use Jan. 1, 1972. First use in about October 1950.
Apri. 3, 1973
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
TM 29
SN 425,817. Purofied Down Products Corp., New York, N.Y. SN 427,985. Berkley & Company, Inc., Spirit Lake, Iowa.
Filed May 30, 1972.
UMB A BAG
For Sleeping Bags (Int. Cl. 20).
First use Dec. 28, 1966.
SN 425,819. Munsingwear, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn. Filed
May 30, 1972.
Owner of Reg. Nos. 673,912, 677,017, and 903,044.
For Stuffed Animals (Int. Cl. 28).
First use on or before Mar. 8, 1972.
SN 426,286. Trius Products, Inc., Cleves, Ohio. Filed June
RED DEVIL
For Target Traps (Int. Cl. 28).
First use March 1967.
SN 426,489. R.B.C. Mfg. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Filed June
6, 1972.
PUFF
For Toys—Namely, Balls, Tees, Basketball Hoops and Nets,
Ring Toss Sets, Discs, Bowling Pins and Quoits (Int. Cl. 28).
First use July 27, 1970.
SN 426,672. Turco Manufacturing Company, Du Quoin, Ill.
Filed June 8, 1972.
SNO-WHEELIE
For Snow Sled (Int. Cl. 28).
First use Mar. 1, 1972.
SN 427,560. Gabriel Industries, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed
June 16, 1972.
GEMCRAFT
For Toy Lapidary Tumbler and Supplies Therefor (Int.
Cl. 28).
First use Apr. 13, 1971.
SN 427,733. Azrak-Hamway International, Inc., New York,
N.Y. Filed June 19, 1972.
SARGE
For Dolls, Dolls’ Clothing and Accessories (Int, Cl. 28).
First use on or about Jan. 20, 1972.
SN 427,884. Northwestern Golf Company, Chicago, Ill. Filed
June 21, 1972.
LTD
For Golf Clubs (Int. Cl. 28).
First use May 1, 1972.
Filed June 22, 1972.
TYPE 22
For Nylon Monofilament Fishing Line (Int. Cl. 28).
First use April 1964.
ee
SN 429,308. Berkley & Company, Inc., Spirit Leke, Iowa.
Filed July 7, 1972.
CRUSADER
For Fishing Line (Int. Cl. 28).
First use October 1965.
SN 430,123. Berkley & Company, Inc., Spirit Lake, Iowa.
Filed July 17, 1972.
TRI-SPORT
For Fishing Rods (Int. Cl. 28).
First use October 1965.
SN 430,166. Mattel, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif. Filed July 17,
1972.
WIN MILL
Owner of Reg. No. 867,479.
For Toy Model Automobile (Int. Cl. 28).
First use June 20, 1972.
SN 430,167. Mattel, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif. Filed July 17,
1972.
BEAN PETS
Owner of Reg. Nos. 901,178, 904,233, and 916,224.
For Toy Stuffed Animals (Int. Cl. 28).
First use June 20, 1972.
SN 480,168. Mattel, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif. Filed July 17,
ae XPLODER
For Toy Model Automobile (Int. Cl. 28).
First use June 20, 1972.
SN 430,169. Mattel, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif. Filed July 17,
“DUNE DADDY
For Toy Model Automobile (Int. Cl. 28).
First use June 20, 1972.
SN 480,170. Mattel, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif. Filed July 17,
RAGE COACH
For Toy Model Motorcycle (Int. Cl. 28).
First use June 20, 1972.
SN 480,470. Continental Enterprises of America, Inc., Miami,
Fla. Filed July 21, 1972.
HATTERAS SURFER
For Fishing Tackle (Int. Cl. 28).
First use Sept. 1, 1971.
TM 30 OFFICIAL GAZETTE APRIL 3, 1973
SN 430,478. All American Brush Mfg. Corporation, Newark, SN 335,391. Unison Corporation, Madison Heights, Mich.
N.J. Filed July 21, 1972. Filed Aug. 14, 1969.
HAWAIIAN EYE
For Protective Goggles (Int. Cl. 9).
First use June 26, 1972.
SN 480,744. Healthways, Los Angeles, Calif. Filed July 24,
“ SCUBACAT
For Swim Face Masks (Int. Cl. 28).
First use Ape. 21, 1978. Applicant hereby disclaims the word “Grind” apart from
the mark.
For Surface Grinder (Int. Cl. 7). }
SN 481,201. Relton Corporation, Arcadia, Calif, Filed July = pirst use Apr. 15, 1967.
31, 1972.
THIRD HAND _ A
SN 383,857. Bakers Pride Oven Co., Inc., Bronx, N.Y. Filed l
For Tennis Ball Holders (Int. Cl. 28). Feb. 16, 1971.
First use at least as early as May 20, 1971.
SN 481,215. Brunswick Corporation, Skokie, Ill. Filed July
NASSAU
For Bowling Shoes (Int. Cl. 25).
First use May 15, 1972.
SN 481,217. Brunswick Corporation, Skokie, Ill. Filed July
81, 1972. ROGUE
For Bowling Shoes (Int. Cl. 25).
First use May 15, 1972.
For Liquid Dispensers Comprising a Heating Tank Having
a Thermostatically Controlled Electrical Heating Element,
With the Tank Leading to a Valved Discharge Pipe Dispens-
ing Heated Liquids (Int, Cl. 7).
First use in September 1969.
SN 481,218. Brunswick Corporation, Skokie, Ill. Filed July
31, 1972. A
SPORTSMAN SN 388,417. Phillips Drill Company, Inc., Michigan City,
Ind. Filed Apr. 5, 1971.
For Bowling Shoes (Int. Cl. 25).
First use May 15, 1972. 7 AT
For Percussive Hammers (Int. Cl. 7).
SN 431,318. W he b
81,318 ‘estern Publishing Company, Inc., Racine, Wis First use Mar. 22, 1971.
Filed July 31, 1972.
CHARGE IT! SN 389,638. Toro Manufacturing Corporation, Minneapolis,
For Equipment Sold as a Unit for the Playing of a Parlor. ‘1™®- Filled Apr. 19, 1971.
meee “THE CAREFUL MOWER”
Without waiving any common law rights, applicant dis-
claims the word “Mower” apart from the mark as shown.
Class 23 _ Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools, For Mowers (Int. Cl. 7).
First use at least as early as Oct. 8, 1970.
and Parts Thereof Leaded
SN 825,199. Industrie-Werke Karlsruhe Aktiengesellschaft, SN 397,131. Baltimore Aircoil Company, Inc., Jessup, Md.,
Karlsruhe, Germany. Filed Apr. 22, 1969. assignee of Pacific Pumping Company, Oakland, Calif.
Filed July 12, 1971,
MAUSER PACO-TROL
Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 630,197.
For Sewing Machines, Strip Cutters and Parts Thereof Owner of Reg. No. 755,955.
(Int, Cl. 7). For Solid State Variable Speed Pump Drive (Int. Cl. 7).
First use in 1900 ; in commerce Oct. 15, 1986. First use July 1, 1971.
APRIL 3, 1978
SN 397,239.
July 18, 1971.
Applicant hereby disclaims the words “Performance” and
“Products” apart from the mark as a whole.
For Internal Combustion Engine Mufflers and Exhaust Gas
Piping Means Connected Between the Cylinder Block and
the Muffler for Improving the Engine Performance (Int. Cl.
12).
First use Sept. 1, 1970.
SN 397,448. Cloyes Gear & Products, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
Filed July 15, 1971.
PLUS ROLLER
No registration rights are claimed herein for the word
“Roller” apart from the mark as shown, but the applicant
waives none of its common law rights in said mark or any
feature thereof.
For Automotive Chain and Sprocket Sets (Int. Cl. 12).
First use at least as early as Apr. 1, 1971.
SN 400,087. Brother International Corporation, New York,
N.Y. Filed Aug. 18, 1971.
FESTIVAL
For Sewing Machines and Parts Thereof ; and Knitting Ma-
chines (Int. Cl. 7).
First use June 1, 1971.
SN 400,562. Convest, Inc., New Haven, Conn. Filed Aug. 19,
1971.
MICROFOIL
For Shavers and Hair Trimmers (Int. Cl. 8).
First use May 12, 1971.
om
SN 401,562. Newcastle Company, Inc., New Castle, Pa. Filed
Aug. 30, 1971.
MINI-TITE
ail Blectric Machine for Heat Shrinking Plastic Film (Int.
. 7).
First use July 7, 1970.
U. 8S. PATENT OFFICE
Hooker Industries, Inc., Ontario, Calif. Filed SN 401,940. Brown Bovert-Sulser
TM 31
Limited,
Zurich, Switzerland. Filed Sept. 8, 1971.
For Turbo-Compressors, Turbo-Blowers, Gas Turbines, Bx-
haust-Gas Turbines (Hxpanders) and Turbo-Gears as Well
as Parts Thereof (Int. Cl. 7).
First use May 1971; in commerce May 1971.
SN 402,829. The Gillette Company, Boston, Mass. Filed
Sept. 9, 1971.
TWIN TRACK
For the purpose of registration no claim is made to the
exclusive right to use the word “Twin” apart from the mark
as shown, but applicant waives none of its common-law
rights therein.
For Razors and Razor Blades (Int. Cl. 8).
First use Aug. 11, 1971.
SN 402,711. The Gillette Company, Boston, Mass. Filed
Sept. 14, 1971.
DOUBLE TRACK
For the purpose of registration no claim is made to the
exclusive right to use the word “Double,” apart from the
mark as shown, but applicant waives none of its common-
law rights therein.
For Razors and Razor Blades (Int. Cl. 8).
First use Aug. 11, 1971.
i eeeneeemll
SN 402,856. Newcastle Company, Inc., New Castle, Pa. Filed
Sept. 15, 1971.
SHRINK MASTER
Applicant submits no yegistration rights are claimed for
the individual word “Shrink” apart from the mark as shown,
but applicant waives none of its common law or other rights
in such mark or in any feature thereof.
For Machine for Heat Shrinking Plastic Film Packaging
(Int. Cl. 7).
First use July 7, 1970.
SN 404,053. EMAC Corporation, Cheshire, Conn. Filed Oct.
1, 1971.
EMAC
For Pesticide Sprayers for Use in Connection With Control
of Pesticides, Weeds, Trees, Shrubs, and Other Nursery Items
(Int. Cis. 7 and 8).
First use Sept. 15, 1971.
SN 407,840. Posa Fuel Enterprises, Paramount, Calif. Filed
Nov. 10, 1971.
POSA FUEL
The word “Fuel” is disclaimed apart from the mark as
shown,
For Carburetors for Internal Combustion Engines (Int.
Cl. 7).
First use Feb. 18, 1971.
TM 32
SN 411,217. Moyer Diebel Limited, Jordan Station, Ontario,
Canada. Filed Dec. 27, 1971.
DOL-FYN
For Machines for Washing Glassware (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Dec. 20, 1971; in commerce Dec. 20, 1971.
SN 412,371. Harris-Intertype Corporation, Cleveland, Obio.
Filed Jan. 12, 1972.
SCHRIBER-LOC
Owner of Reg. Nos. 810,601 and 860,489.
For Business Forms Printing and Bindery BEquipment—
Namely, Collating Machines Particularly for the Production
of Continuous Business Forms (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Apr. 21, 1971.
SN 412,588... North American Rockwell Corporation, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Filed Jan. 138, 1972.
TRACTION EQUALIZER
Owner of Reg. Nos. 298,710 and 801,768.
For Differential Mechanism and Components Parts Thereof
(Int. Cis. 7 and 12).
First use Aug. 17, 1964.
SN 413,462. Bolton-Emerson, Inc., Lawrence, Mass. Filed
Jan. 24, 1972.
OCTAPELLET
For Cutter Knives—Namely, Helical Rotary Cutter Head
Cooperable With a Fixed Bed Knife for Dicing Pellets From
Plastic Sheets (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Dec. 29, 1971.
SN 414,459. Kabushiki Kaisha Meiki Seisakusho, Mizuho-ku,
Nagoya-shi, Aichi-ken, Japan. Filed Feb. 3, 1972.
DYNAMELTOR
Owner of Japanese Reg. No. 927,914, dated Sept. 3, 1971.
For Industrial Machinery—Namely, Plastics Injection
Molding Machines (Int. Cl. 7).
SN 414,943. Remington Arms Company, Inc., Bridgeport,
Conn. Filed Feb. 8, 1972.
For Abrasive Cutting Tools—Namely, Rod Saws, Hacksaw
Blades, Circular Saw Blades, Saber Saw Blades and Band
Saw Blades (Int. Cl. 7).
First use June 1, 1971.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
APRIL 3, 1978
SN 416,058. Greiner Scientific Corporation, New York, N.Y.
Filed Feb. 22, 1972.
CASSETTE
For Liquid Dispensing Pumps (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Feb. 14, 1972.
SN 416,372. Richards of Rockford, Inc., Rockford, Il. Filed
Feb. 23, 1972. ze
OMNI-MIX
For Water Treatment Machinery—Namely, Flow Develop-
ers (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Jan. 25, 1972.
SN 418,757. Dwyer Manufacturing of Ohio, Inc., Toledo,
Ohio. Filed Mar. 17, 1972.
DWYER
For Article Packaging Machines (Int. Cl. 7).
First use in 1961.
re
SN 422,684. Anarak Incorporated, Los Altos, Calif. Filed
Apr. 28, 1972.
i/
Snarak
For Sports Equipment Inflating Pump (Int. Cl. 12).
First use Jan. 29, 1972.
SN 422,695. Anarak Incorporated, Los Altos, Calif. Filed
Apr. 28, 1972.
TYRE FLAYTE
Applicant makes no exclusive claim to the word “Tyre”
apart from the mark as shown but without abandoning any
of its common law rights therein.
For Sports Equipment Inflating Pump (Int. Cl. 12).
First use at least as early as Jan. 29, 1972.
SN 422,754. Hunt Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Filed
Apr. 28, 1972.
For Pencil Sharpeners and Paper Punches (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Mar. 19, 1970.
AprIL 3, 19738
SN 426,640. Durrant-American Corporation, Taunton, Mass.
Filed June 8, 1972.
TEXPANDER
For Rolls for Spreading to Prevent and/or Eliminate
Wrinkles in Paper, Plastic Film, Foil, Conventional Fabrics
and Non-Woven Fabrics (Int. Cl. 7).
First use on or about Feb. 28, 1964.
SN 426,725. Allis-Chalmers Corporation, Milwaukee, Wis.
Filed June 8, 1972.
RODPEB
For Grinding Mills (Int. Cl. 7).
First use December 1959.
SN 426,726. Allis-Chalmers Corporation, Milwaukee, Wis.
Filed June 8, 1972.
ROCKCYL
For Grinding Mills (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Jan. 15, 1964.
—_———E—EE———
SN 426,730. Allis-Chalmers Corporation, Milwaukee, Wis.
Filed June 8, 1972.
GRIPHOIST EASY PULL
For Grinding Mills (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Jan. 22, 1968.
SN 426,814. Griphoist, Inc., Milton, Mass, Filed June 9,
1972.
ROCKPEB
Owner of Reg. No. 780,216.
For Apparatus for Tensioning Cables or Wires and for
Pulling Loads (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Apr. 25, 1972.
SN 427,205. Egan Machinery Company, Somerville, N.J.
Filed June 14, 1972.
FLEXABEAM
For Coating Machines Having Adjustably Mounted Coating
Rolls and Parts Thereof (Int. Cl. 7).
First use on or about Mar, 30, 1972.
SN 427,848. Resource Recycling Systems, Inc., Pompano
Beach, Fila. Filed June 15, 1972.
For Baling Machines (Int. Ci. 7).
First use Apr. 16, 1972.
T™ 909 0.G.—5
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
TM 33
SN 427,512. Jenkins & Ott, Inc., Mission, Kans. Filed June
16, 1972. -
CIG-A-MAT
For Automatic Cigarette Making Machines (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Apr. 4, 1972.
SN 427,629. Schaefer Corporation, Minneapolis, Minn. Filed
June 19, 1972.
PAK-A-WAY
Owner of Reg. No. 602,374.
For Trash Compactors (Int. Cl. 7).
First use May 24, 1972.
SN 427,657. New Hermes, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed June
19, 1972.
Owner of Reg. No. 561,422.
For Engraving Machines and Parts Thereof for Engraving
on Metal, Plastic, or Like Materials (Int. Cl. 7).
First use June 2, 1972,
SN 428,516. Rain Bird Sprinkler Mfg. Corp., Glendora,
Calif. Filed June 27, 1972.
RAIN BIRD
Owner of Reg. Nos. 567,442, 908,921, and others.
For Wrenches (Int. Cl. 8).
First use Jan. 10, 1950.
SN 429,081. Deere & Company, Moline, Ill. Filed July 3,
1972.
JOHN DEERE
The name “John Deere” is that of the deceased founder of
applicant’s business. Owner of Reg. Nos. 30,580, 933,115,
and others.
For High Pressure Spray-Type Washing Machines for Spray-
ing Water, Detergents and Other Liquids (Int. Cl. 7).
First use about June 1, 1971; about 1873 on variant forms.
SN 480,522. Matsushita Blectric Industrial Co., Ltd., Ka-
doma-shi, Osaka Prefecture, Japan. Filed July 21, 1972.
Huper
For Refrigerant Compressors, for Goods Used in the Home
and Business Hstablishments, Such as, Air Conditioners, Re-
frigerators, and Water Drinking Coolers (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Apr. 21, 1972; in commerce June 27 ,1972.
TM %4
SN 485,808. Radiator Specialty Company, Charlotte, N.C.
Filed Sept. 11, 1972.
peels coon aL
DOUGLAS
2 LT
Owner of Reg. No. 856,979.
For Pliers, Hole Saws and Arbors, and Pipe Cleaning Tools
(Int. Cl. 8).
First use in January 1962.
SN 486,919. New Hermes, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed Sept.
28, 1972.
NEW HERMES
For Engraving Machines and Parts Thereof for Engraving
on Metal, Plastic, or Like Materials (Int. Cl, 7).
First use Sept. 15, 1972.
A
Class 26—Measuring and Scientific
Appliances
SN 870,687. Societe d’Etudes Contre la Corrosion SECCO,
Paris, France. Filed Sept. 14, 1970.
CATHOMATIC
Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on French Reg. No.
794,160, dated Mar. 13, 1970.
For Automatic Regulator for Automatically Controlling a
D.C. Output (Int. Cl. 9).
SN 883,360. AK Bilectronics, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio, assignee
of King Electronics Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Filed Feb. 9,
1971.
For Analyzers and Testers for Hach of the Following:
Engines, Carburetors, Exhaust Gases, Ignition Systems, Elec-
trical Systems, and Parts of the Same (Int. Cl. 9).
First use on or about Dec. 5, 1969.
SN 886,463. Autic Developments Limited, Cheltenham, Eng-
land, Filed Mar. 16, 1971.
AUTIC
For Bar Dispensers for Dispensing Measured Amounts of
Spirits From Bottles (Int. Cl. 9).
First use November 1969; in commerce June 4, 1970.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
APRIL 3, 1973
SN 391,859. United Technical Corporation, Concord, Mass.
Filed May 12, 1971.
>
1
For Mobile Laboratory Furniture, Mini-Carts, Animal
Operating Table, Bi-Level Mobile Apparatus Platform, Labora-
tory Cart/Benches, Laboratory Table, Upright Tank Cart,
Research Cart, Gimbal Table, Laboratory Fume Hoods,
Laboratory Stools, Laboratory Wall Cases, Laboratory Desks,
Laboratory Cabinets (Casework), Respiratory Gas Analyzer
System, Digital Thermometer System, Corrosion Resistant
Automatic Digital Pipetter (Int. Cl. 9).
First use Apr. 20, 1971.
~
SN 394,795. Marubeni America Corporation, New York, N.Y.,
by change of name from Marubeni-Iida (America), Inc.,
New York, N.Y. Filed June 14, 1971.
MIIDA
For Desk Top and/or Portable Electronic Calculators (Int.
Cl. 9).
First use May 10, 1971.
SN 895,609. Gradko Glass Laboratories, Inc., Yonkers, N.Y.
Filed June 23, 1971.
AUTO-LABWARE
For Laboratory Equipment and Supplies—Namely, Labora-
tory Glassware and Laboratory Plastic Disposable Ware (Int.
Cl. 9).
First use Sept. 1, 1968.
SN 404,163. Bell & Howell Company, Chicago, Ti. Filed
Oct. 4, 1971.
FILEMASTER
For Microfilm Cameras (Int. Cl. 9).
First use June 29, 1971.
TT
SN 404,932. Berkey Photo Inc., Paramus, N.J. Filed Oct.
oe EVERFLASH
For Still Picture Cameras (Int. Cl. 9).
First use June 10, 1971.
SN 406,842. Aseptic Thermo Indicator Company, North
Hollywood, Calif. Filed Nov. 4, 1971.
JUDAS CAN
The word “Can” is disclaimed apart from the mark as
shown.
For Dummy Can Device for Holding a Sterilization Indica-
tor for Cooking or Sterilization Use in Canning Operations
(int. Cl, 9).
First use Oct. 15, 1971.
Aprit 3, 1978 U. S. PATENT OFFICE TM 35
SN 407,128. The Kendall Company (Delaware corporation), SN 412,261. Micro Information Systems, Incorporated, At-
Walpole, Mass., assignee of The Kendall Company (Massa- lanta, Ga. Filed Jan. 10, 1972.
chusetts corporation), Walpole, Mass. Filed Nov. 8, 1971. -
POLYKEN
For Instrument for Measuring the Tack of Pressure Sensi- mn Bi
tive Adhesives and Other Materials (Int. Cl. 9).
First use Dec. 18, 1963.
SN 407,187. Vernitron Medical Products, Inc., Carlstadt,
N.J. Filed Nov. 8, 1971.
For Combined Viewer and Printer Apparatus for Microfilm
LOURDES (Int. Cl. 9).
First use on or about May 25, 1971.
For Centrifuges and Homogenizers (Int. Cl. 9).
First use on or about May 1, 1955.
SN 412,826. ESB Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa. Filed Jan.
10, 1972.
SN 408,429. Noah Lamport, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. Filed
Nov. 22, 1971. Paaa ea, oleices 0 MIST-AWAY
WIN T AILS ~ be ae = = owe and Goggles (Int. Cl. 9).
For Wind Indicators for Sailing (Int. Cl. 9).
First use on or about Oct. 12, 1971.
SN 412,585. GAF Corporation, New York, N.Y. Filed Jan.
18, 1972.
call
q
Owner of Reg. No. 751,238.
For Photographic Film (Int. Cl. 1).
For Blectronic Equipment—Namely, Automated Gas Ana- First use Mar. 25, 1961.
lyzers Specifically Oriented Toward Air Pollution Detection ;
Blectronic Modules Which Comprise an Automatic Data Ac-
quisition System; Accessory Equipment for Use With Gas
Anelysers, Particularly a Dynamic Calibrator Which Pro- “— ro: Quaért Corporation, Pheentz, Asis. led Deb.
duces Precision Amounts of Gases for the Testing, Stand-
ardization and Calibration of Gas Analyzers (Int. Cl. 9). OPTICABLE
First Jan, 20, 1970.
are For Data Communications Equipment and Data Storage
Memories Incorporating Optical Fibers for the Transmission
SN 410,188. Conrae Corporation, New York, N.Y. Filed Dec. ° ec ae
SN 409,760. Monitor Labs Inc., San Diego, Calif, Filed Nov.
28, 1971.
14, 1971.
SN 415,275. International Imaging Systems, Mountain View,
Owner of Reg. No. 888,679. Calif. Filed Feb. 10, 1972.
For Computer Grade Tape Recorders, Computer Tape Re-
producers, Computer Tape Recorder Transports, Computer
Tape Cassettes, and Parts Thereof (Int. Cl. 9). ADDCOL
First use on or about Jan. 7, 1971. For Optical Additive Color Viewer for Transparencies (Int.
Cl. 9).
First use March 1970.
SN 411,197. Leeds & Northrup Company, North Wales, Pa.
Filed Dec. 27, 1971.
SN 415,415. Polaroid Corporation, Cambridge, Mass. Filed
SILGUIDE Feb. 11, 1972.
For Apparatus for Indicating the Silicon Content of Metals ALADDIN
(Int. Cl. 9). For Photographic Cameras (Int. Cl. 9).
First use Oct. 20, 1971. First use Oct. 1, 1971.
Tc
SN 411,541. System Development Corporation, Santa Monica, SN 415,589. C. E. Cox Company, Santa Ana, Calif, Filed
Calif, Filed Dec, 80, 1971. Feb, 14, 1972.
SDC/SYSTEM/ONE DIGITRACE
For Cable Assembly Aid and Quality Control Test Instru-
Owner of Reg. Nos. 727,846, 911,209, and others. ment for Assembly and Test of Multi-Conductor Electrical
For Computer Intelligent Terminals (Int. Cl. 9). Cables (Int. Cl. 9).
First use Nov. 12, 1971. First use Nov. 80, 1971.
TM 36
Mass. Filed Feb. 16, 1972.
The mark consists of the fanciful letters “F” and “0.”
For Byeglass Frames and Components Thereof (Int. Cl. 9).
First use at least early as April 1968.
SN 416,176. Terminal Data Corporation, Van Nuys, Calif.
Filed Feb. 22, 1972.
SCANNERMATE
For Camera for Photographing Documents and Parts
Therefor (Int, Cl. 9).
Firet use Jan. 29, 1971.
SN 416,223. Martin, Wolfe Inc., San Diego, Calif. Filed Feb.
22, 1972.
SIMBOL
For Computer Compiler and Computer Hardware (Int.
Cl. 9).
First use July 1971.
SN 417,652. Radiation Incorporated, Melbourne, Fila. Filed
Mar. 7, 1972.
MICROPLEX
For Computerized Equipment for Supervisory Control of
and Data Acquisition From Transmission Lines (Int. Cl. 9).
First use at least as early as Jan. 7, 1972.
SN 420,704. Fukui Optical Exporters Association, Fukui-
shi, Fukui-ken, Japan. Filed Apr. 7, 1972.
ms
wT
Owner of Japanese Reg. No. 871,164, dated Aug. 31, 1970.
For Byeglasses, Prescription Hyeglasses, Sun Glasses, and
Parts Therefor (Int. Cl. 9).
First use Oct. 17, 1968 ; in commerce 1968.
SN 421,690. White’s Blectronics, Inc., Sweet Home, Oreg.
Filed Apr. 17, 1972.
For Mineral and Metal Detectors and Containers Designed
Therefor (Int. Cl. 9).
First use on or about May 15, 1958.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
SN 415,775. Fairfield Optical Company, Inc., Manstield,
APRIL 38, 1973
SN 425,621. Becton, Dickinson and Company, East Ruther-
ford, N.J. Filed May 25, 1972.
SERO-LINER
For Disposable Plastic Liner Designed for Use With
Serology Centrifuges (Int. Cl. 9).
First use at least as early as March 1971.
RT
SN 426,430. Paikini, Limited, 4.b.a. Patterns Pacifica, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii. Filed June 5, 1972.
S patiers pecifion
Applicant disclaime the word “Patterns” apart from the
mark as shown.
For Sewing Patterns (Int. Cl. 9).
First use Sept. 1, 1971.
A Ss
Gass 27 —Horological Instruments
SN 416,609. Alexis Barthelay & Cie, Paris, France. Filed
Feb, 28, 1972.
ALEXIS BARTHELAY
The mark does not consist of the name of a particular liv-
ing individual. Owner of French Reg. No. 816,937, dated
Mar. 12, 1971.
For Watches (Int. Cl. 14).
SN 424,146.
12, 1972.
Nivada 8.A., Grenchen, Switzerland. Filed May
NIVADA
Owner of Swiss Reg. No. 165,965, dated June 14, 1957;
and U.S. Reg. No. 806,715.
For Watches, Watch Parts and Watch Dials (Int. Cl. 14).
SN 482,777. Waltham Watch Company, Chicago, Ill. Filed
Aug. 14, 1972.
TIMEBALL
For Clocks (Int. Cl. 14).
First use July 6, 1972.
Class 28 — Jewelry and Precious-Metal Ware
SN 418,017. Buy Lines Co., Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. Filed
Dec. 80, 1971.
JEWELER’S EMPORIUM
For Jewelry, Components, Beads, Stones, and Findings,
Precious and Non-Precious (Int. Cl. 14).
First use Oct. 2, 1970.
SN 421,604. Thomas Lawson Wilkinson, d.b.a. Market Crea-
tions, Cranston, R.I. Filed Apr. 17, 1972.
THE DAUGHTER’S RING
The word “Ring” is disclaimed except as used with the re-
mainder of the mark.
For Finger Ring (Int. Cl. 14).
First use Dec. 4, 1971.
APRIL 3, 1978 U. 8S. PATENT OFFICE TM 37
SN 421,999. Helena Industries, Helena, Mont. Filed Apr. SN 419,878. American Greetings Corporation, Cleveland,
20, 1972. Ohio, Filed Mar, 29, 1972.
NATURE’S LITTLE
WONDERS ee es
For Pine-Cone Costume Jewelry (Int. Cl. 14). For Decorative Ceramic Plates (Int. Cl. 21). P
First use Apr. 1, 1972. First use at least as early as Oct. 1, 1971.
SN 480,289. E\verhart Jewelers, Inc., Fairfax, Va. Filed
iat Class 31—Filters and Refrigerators
SN 400,985. Martin Smilo, d.b.a. Mars Sales, El Segundo,
Calif, Filed Aug. 28, 1971.
MARS __ HEPAC
For Jewelry (Int. Cl. 14).
First use January 1965.
For Air Curtains Equipped With Filters (Int. Cl. 11).
SN 482,902. Specks-Trum, Inc., East Longmeadow, Mass. First use Apr. 18, 1971.
Filed Aug. 16, 1972.
LOVE-LENS SN 410,053. Engine Ventilation Systems, Inc., Elk Grove
For Brooch or Pin To Be Worn on Apparel (Int. Cl. 14). Village, Ill. Filed Dec. 18, 1971.
First use Aug. 3, 1972.
SN 483,690. Pauline Rader, d.b.a. Pauline Rader Company,
Forest Hills, N.Y. Filed Aug. 24, 1972.
PAULINE RADER
For Jewelry (Int. Cl. 14).
First use at least as early as 1961.
SN 484,249. Joseph Yeffeth Company, Inc., New York, N.Y.
Filed Aug. 30, 1972.
For Jewelry (Int. Ci. 14).
First use Jan. 1, 1970.
CLEAN ENGINE..-CLEAN AIR
SN 444,136. Richton International Corporation, New York, _ For Positive, Condensed and Filtered System, Comprising
N.Y. Filed Dec. 18, 1972. Crankcase Ventilator, Oil Regulator-Cooler-Filter, and
Crankcase Oil Filter to Control Exhaust and Crankcase Emis-
VENDOME sions on Internal Combustion Bngines (Int. Cl. 11).
First use on or before July 15, 1971.
Owner of Reg. No. 659,311.
For Jewelry (Int. Cl. 14).
First use in or about 1944.
—_—_—_— Class 32 — Furniture and Upholstery
dies SN Cham International New
Class 30—Crockery, Earthenware, and %*,, 42222. Champion oat Re
Porcelain pion Papers Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed May 8, 1972.
SN 396,648. Ridgway Potteries Limited, Stoke-on-Trent, Eng- WINDERMERE
land. Filed July 6, 1971. i ~
For Living Room, Dining Room, Bedroom Furni ;
NN Oceasional Furniture—Namely, Chairs, Cocktail Tables; Ac-
For Bone China (Int. Cl. 21). Closets ; and Mirrors (Int. Cl. 20).
First use 1948 ; in commerce 1949. First use on or about Mar. 13, 1972.
TM 38 OFFICIAL GAZETTE APRIL 3, 1978
SN 423,601. Garrett Tubular Products, Inc., Garrett, Ind. SN 408,882. Al Perluss, d.b.a. A. Perluss Sales Co., Downey,
Filed May 8, 1972. Calif. Filed Nov. 26, 1971.
The words “Candle Cups” are disclaimed apart from the
balance of the mark as shown.
For Candle Holders (Int. Cl. 21).
First use July 1971.
F Vocational and Educational Furniture—Namely,
Chairs Stools, Tables, Desks, Book Trucks, and Ane SN 414,574. Big Three Industries, Inc., South Plaintield,
Platforms (Int. Cl. 20). , N.J. Filed Feb. 4, 1972. \
First use January 1968.
Class 33 — Glassware
SN 367,783. Kristallglasfabrik Spiegelau G.m.b.H., Spiegelau,
Germany. Filed Aug. 11, 1970.
Applicant disclaims the word “Aluminized” apart from the
mark as shown.
For Aluminum Deoxiding Agent in the Form of a Coating
Material to Prevent Rusting and to Aid in Welding (Int.
Cl. 1).
First use Jan. 12, 1972.
SN 415,358. Stansteel Corporation, Los Angeles, Calif. Filed
Feb. 11, 1972.
“Kristall” and “W. Germany” are disclaimed apart from
Dt ROTO-FLUFF
For Articles Made of Crystal Glass—Namely, Drinking
. Glasses Such as Wine Glasses, Champagne Glasses and For Fish Meal Dryers (Int. Cl. 11).
Liqueur Glasses, Beakers, Tumblers, Goblets, Punch Sets, First use Nov. 9, 1971.
Bowls, Dishes, Vases, Jugs, Bottles and Decanters, and Fruit
Cups (Int. Cl, 21).
SN 427,575. Herbert Ritts, Inc., d.b.a. Ritts Co., Los
Angeles, Calif. Filed June 19, 1972.
SN 419,927. Owens-Illinois, Inc., Toledo, Ohio. Filed Mar.
. IN-KEEPERS ASTROLITE
For Glass Containers—Namely, Jars and Jugs (Int. Cl. 21). Owner of Reg. No. 899,656.
First use Mar. 8, 1972. For Candle Holders (Int. Cl. 21).
First use May 21, 1970.
men ttre Class 35 — Belting, Hose, Machinery Pack-
ing, and Nonmetallic Tires
SN 398,883. United States Register Company, Battle Creek,
Mich. Filed July 30, 1971, SN 394,540. Vac-Hyd Processing Corporation, Detroit, Mich.
AIR TECH Filed June 10, 1971.
The word “Air” is disclaimed apart from the mark as MET-O-RINGS
shown, but applicant waives none of its common law rights.
For Air Flow Registers (Int. Cl. 11). Sealing Rings for Pipes and Flanges (Int. Cl. 17).
First use July 14, 1971. First use in or about October 1970.
3 APRIL 3, 1978
SN 401,004. Dudco Tires, Inc., Boston, Mass. Filed Aug. 24,
1971.
y
yrin
For Tires and Inner Tubes for Use on Passenger Cars,
Trucks, Earth Movers, and Industrial and Farm Vehicles
(Int. Cl. 12).
First use Aug. 9, 1971.
—ESESEE—————
SN 402,895. Alliance Tire & Rubber Co. Ltd., Hadera, Israel.
Filed Sept. 16, 1971.
| STEELETTO
Priority claimed under Sec. 44(4) on Israeli Reg. No.
88,744, dated June 7, 1971.
For Tires (Int. Cl. 12).
SN 411,822. The B. F. Goodrich Company, Akron,
Filed Dec. 20, 1971.
CUSHIONED STEEL
Applicant disclaims the word “Steel” apart from the mark
as shown.
For Tires (Int. Cl. 12).
First use Oct. 5, 1971.
Ohio.
SN 413,506. Hesex International, Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Filed Jan. 24, 1972.
ESSEX
Owner of Reg. Nos. 536,480 and 618,128.
For Flexible Hose and Hose Assemblies Including Automo-
tive Power Brake and Steering Hose Lines (Int. Cl. 17).
First use June 30, 1962.
SN 418,453. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Akron,
Ohio, Filed Mar. 15, 1972.
SKYMILER
For Tires (Int. Cl. 12).
First use Feb. 24, 1972.
TT
SN 418,454. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Akron,
Ohio. Filed Mar. 15, 1972.
TIMBER TORQUE
For Tires (Int. Cl. 12).
First use Jan. 17, 1972.
SN 428,582. Rain Bird Sprinkler Mfg. Corp., Glendora, Calif.
Filed June 28, 1972.
RAIN BIRD
Owner of Reg. Nos. 567,442, 908,921, and others.
For Garden Hose (Int. Cl. 17).
First use on or before Nov. 15, 1970.
U. 8. PATENT OFFICE
T™ 39
Class 36 — Musical Instruments and Supplies
SN 414,344. K-Arts, Inc., d.b.a. The Nordine Groop, Chicago,
Ill. Filed Feb. 2, 1972.
SNBIL
For Phonograph Records and Magnetic Tape Recordings
(Int. Cl. 9).
First use at least as early as January 1971.
Class 37— Paper and Stationery
SN 384,981. American Universal Artforms
Austin, Tex. Filed Mar, 1, 1971.
Corporation,
American
Universal
For Note Cards and Stationery (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Feb. 8, 1971.
SN 385,705. Canada Envelope Company,
Quebec, Canada. Filed Mar. 8, 1971.
EXPAND-O-FOLDERS
Claims priority under Sec. 44(4) on Canadian application
filed Sept. 11, 1970; Reg. No. 179,073, dated Oct. 22, 1971.
For File Folders With Gusset Sides and Bottom (Int. Cl.
16).
Montreal West,
SN 414,477. Port Huron Paper Company, Port Huron, Mich.
Filed Feb. 3, 1972.
HURON
Owner of Reg. Nos. 621,575, 873,451, and others.
For Lightweight Publication Paper, Carbonizing Tissue,
Coil Winding Paper, and Register Bond Paper (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Mar. 8, 1922.
SN 415,361. Kleer-Vu Industries, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed
Feb. 11, 1972.
BLUE JEAN ALBUM
Applicant disclaims the word “Album.”
For Photograph Albums (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Sept. 15, 1971.
TM 40
SN 415,872. Chandler Woods, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed
Feb. 17, 1972.
CHANDLER
For Printing Paper; Business Paper—Namely, Ledger,
Bond, Mimeograph and Duplicator; Coated Paper—Namely,
Matte, Dull and Gloss Finish Paper (Int. Cl. 16).
First use May 27, 1969.
SN 415,920. International Paper Company, New York, N.Y.
Filed Feb. 17, 1972.
Owner of Reg. No. 936,009.
For Corrugated Paperboard (Int. Cl. 16).
First use December 1971.
SN 419,849. Hudson Pharmaceutical Corporation, New York,
N.Y., assignee of Hudson National, Inc., New York, N.Y.
Filed Mar. 24, 1972.
(NACHE)
For Pens (Int. Cl. 16).
First use about Jan. 17, 1972.
SN 421,116. Boise Cascade Corporation, Boise, Idaho. Filed
Apr. 12, 1972.
GUIDEX
For Paperboard and Pressboard (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Feb. 28, 1971.
SN 422,565. Baumgartner Papiers S.A., Lausanne, Vaud,
Switzerland. Filed Apr, 27, 1972.
BAUMGARTNER® -
SCMmOsLO”
For Reservoir Tampons for Fiber Pens (Int. Cl. 16).
First use November 1969; in commerce as least as early
as Feb. 29, 1972.
SN 428,542. Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Neenah, Wis. Filed
May 8, 1972.
MORTEXT
For Printing and Writing Paper (Int. Cl. .16).
First use at least as early as June 11, 1971.
SN 423,548. Rising Paper Company, Housatonic, Mass. Filed
‘May 8, 1972.
HOUSATONIC
For Bond, Linen, Ledger, Text, Cover, Bristol, Wedding,
Index and Writing Papers (Int. Cl. 16).
First use in or about 1900.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
APRIL 3, 1978
SN 428,562. Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Neenah, Wis. Filed
May 8, 1972.
FLO FREE
For Absorbent Paper Products—Namely, Facial Tissue,
Toilet Tissue, Towels and Table Napkins (Int. Ci. 16).
First use Apr. 27, 1972.
Class 38 — Prints and Publications
SN 401,282. Kid-Did-Ly Coloring Card Co., Denver, Colo.
Filed Aug. 26, 1971.
KID-DID-LY
For Books Containing Coloring Cards (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Oct. 20, 1970. ‘
SN 402,712. Great Turtle Enterprises, Inc., Woodstock,
N.Y. Filed Sept. 14, 1971.
WOODSTOCK AQUARIAN
For Quarterly Publication (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Aug. 12, 1971.
SN 408,876. The Case-Hoyt Corporation, Rochester, N.Y.
Filed Sept. 28, 1971.
PAINTING WITH LIGHT
For Brochures, Calendars, Pictorial Prints and Publica-
tions (Int. Cl. 16).
First use on or about Apr. 14, 1970.
SN 411,118. Association of Contracting Plumbers of the City
of New York, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed Dec. 27, 1971.
LABORGRAM
For Newsletter Sent to Members of Applicant (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Jan. 15, 1965.
AV A
SN 411,421. John F. Rodgers, d.b.a. Resume Power for Com-
puter Professionals, Philadelphia, Pa. Filed Dec. 29, 1971.
THE JOB MARKET
For Employment Opportunity Periodical (Int, Cl. 16).
First use Apr. 5, 1971.
SN 412,585. Mack, Bushnell & Hdelman, Inc., New York,
N.Y. Filed Jan. 18, 1972.
MONEY & MARKETS
For Financial Charts (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Dec. 7, 1971.
SN 416,019. Souvenirs and Novelties Publishers, Inc., Fair
Lawn, N.J. Filed Feb. 18, 1972.
SOUVENIRS AND
NOVELTIES
For Publication Published Periodically (Int. Cl. 16).
First use spring of 1962.
3
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APRIL 8, 1978 U. S. PATENT OFFICE TM 41
SN 417,860. The H. M. Gousha Company, San Jose, Calif. SN 428,973. Rain Bird Sprinkler Mfg. Corp., Glendora, Calif.
Filed Mar. 9, 1972. Filed July 3, 1972.
THE EXPLODING MAP RAIN BIRD
The word “Map” is disclaimed apart from the mark as Owner of Reg. Nos. 567,442, 908,921, and others.
shown. For Garden Books (Int. Cl. 16).
For Maps of a Unique Fold (Int. Cl. 16). First use on or before Nov. 15, 1969.
First use Feb. 20, 1972.
SN 421,575. Moderne Card Co., Inc., d.b.a. Euphoria Card Class 39 — Clothing
Co., Chicago, Ill. Filed Apr. 17, 1972.
EUPHORIA SN 389,629. Societe Generale des Textiles Philippe Dere,
Paris (Seine), France. Filed Apr. 19, 1971.
For Greeting Cards (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Mar. 30, 1972.
— PHILIPPE DERE
SN 422,563. Johnston International Publishing Corp., New
York, N.Y. Filed Apr. 27, 1973. Owner of French Reg. No. 779,398, dated Nov. 25, 1969.
For Women’s Clothing—Namely, Skirts, Dresses, Slacks and
Chemises; Men’s Clothing—Namely, Shirts, Trousers and
Ties; and Men’s and Women’s Hosiery, Shoes, Boots and
Slippers (Int. Cl. 25).
SN 390,871. Fabricas del Calzado Canada, 8.A., Guadalajara,
Jalisco, Mexico. Filed May 3, 1971.
For Periodical Publications (Int. Cl. 16).
First use September 1970.
SN 422,847. Airtrails, Inc., Arlington, Va. Filed May 1, crt S E A
1972.
AVIATION TRAVEL Owner of U.S. Reg. No. 877,550.
For Travel Magazine for General and Business Aviation For Men’s and Children’s Shoes (Int. Cl. 25).
(Int. Cl. 16). First use at least as early as May 1968; in commerce at
First use March 1972. least as early as August 1968.
SN 422,956. Marriott Corporation, Washington, D.C. Filed SN 394,982. Bata Shoe Company, Inc., Belcamp, Md. Filed
May 1, 1972. June 16, 1971.
THE MARRIOTT
MESSENGER
Owner of Reg. Nos, 815,612, 921,327, and others.
For Magazine (Int. Cl. 16).
First use at least as early as April 1964.
SN 423,047. Martin J. Rotter, Jr., d.b.a. Student Improve-
ment Institute, Glenside, Pa, Filed May 1, 1972.
For Footwear (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Mar. 18, 1971.
SN 396,408, Siegel Lace Corporation, Central Falls, R.I.
Filed July 2, 1971.
For Publication (Int. Cl. 16). (eS
First use Mar. 21, 1972. e
————————————
SN 428,727. Atkins-Katcher Associates, Inc., Beverly Hills, ‘al yy
Calif. Filed May 8, 1972.
LIFO
For Personality Tests and Study Manuals (Int. Cl. 16). For Panties, Bikinis, Girdles and Footwear (Int. Cl. 25).
First use 1967. First use May 2, 1971, on panties.
TM 909 0.G.—6
TM 42 OFFICIAL GAZETTE APRIL 3, 1978
SN 897,728. Maling Brothers, Inc., Chicago, Ill. Filed July SN 412,782. Brunswick Corporation, Skokie, Ill. Filed Jan.
19, 1971. 14, 1972.
SHEERLOVE COM-FIT
For Hosiery (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Feb. 10, 1965. For Soft Soled Athletic Shoes Without Cleats—Namely,
Tennis Shoes, Basketball Shoes, and Joggers (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Oct. 4, 1971.
SN 400,859. Edison Brothers Stores, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.
Filed Aug. 28, 1971.
SN 412,996. Barton R. Becker M.D., d.b.a. Follow Her, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii. Filed Dec. 2, 1971.
FOLLOW HER
For Hand Knits and Crochet Sweaters, Pants, Coats, Gloves,
Scarves, Ponchos, Dresses, Hats, Bikinis, Swimsuits, Shawls
and Stoles (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Nov, 1, 1971.
The word “Boots” is disclaimed apart from the mark as gn 414.205. National Pants Corp., New York, N.Y. Filed
shown. Feb. 1, 1972.
For Boot-Simulative Garments (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Aug. 17, 1971. NOR-WAY
Owner of Reg. No. 669,435.
SN 401,154. Kellwood Company, St. Louis, Mo. Filed Aug. for Men’s Slacks and Trousers (Int. Cl. 25).
25, 1971. First use Mar. 27, 1957.
FANCY PRANCE
For Panty Hose (Int. Cl. 25). SN 416,434. Highlander Ltd., New York, N.Y. Filed Feb.
First use June 10, 1971. 24, 1972.
SN 407,928. C. Leon Sherman, d.b.a. The Dispos-A-Bib Com-
pany, Denver, Colo, Filed Nov. 17, 1971.
TUFFY DISPOS-A-BIB ,
For Disposable Bibs (Int. Cl. 25).
First use June 26, 1971.
SN 411,896. Arnelle of California, San Francisco, Calif. Filed E
Jan. 6, 1972,
Applicant disclaims the words “Fashion” and “USA” apart
from the mark as shown herein.
For Women’s Pants, Blouses, Shirts and Dresses (Int.
Cl. 25).
First use Nov. 15, 1971.
SN 417,783. Imperial Reading Corporation, New York, N.Y.
Filed Mar. 8, 1972.
SUPER JEANS
Applicant hereby disclaims the words “Juniors of San Fran-
cisco” separate and apart from the mark. The word “Jeans” is disclaimed apart from the mark as
For Women’s Clothing—Namely, Dresses, Slacks, Pantsuits, shown.
Blouses, Suits, Shirts, Jackets and Jumpsuits (Int. Cl. 25). For Men's and Boys’ Jeans (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Sept. 1, 1967. First use Feb. 29, 1972.
APRIL 3, 1973
SN 418,183. Clarks Ireland Limited, Dundalk, Louth, Ire-
land. Filed Mar. 18, 1972.
Cog
s
For Footwear, Including Boots, Shoes, Slippers and Sandals
(Int. Cl. 25).
First use Dec. 1, 1971 ; in commerce Dec. 1, 1971.
SN 419,829. International Paper Company, New York, N.Y.
Filed Mar. 24, 1972.
FOUR-A-WAY
For Non-Woven Fabric Articles—Namely, Aprons (Int.
Cl. 25).
First use Jan. 19, 1972.
SN 419,589. Bronson of California, Los Angeles, Calif. Filed
GRAB BAG
For Women’s Apparel—Namely, Capris, Skirts, Apparel
Tops and Jackets (Int. Cl. 25).
First use March 1970.
SN 419,607. Hansley Industries, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed
Mar. 27, 1972.
CONNECTIONS BY
SLAKNIT
Owner of Reg. No. 888,819.
For Co-Ordinated. Single Knit Shirts and Double Knit
Slacks (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Jan. 18, 1972.
SN 419,703. Hub Store, Inc., York, Pa. Filed Mar. 27,
1972.
For Men’s and Boys’ Coate and Jackets (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Apr. 27, 1967.
U. 8. PATENT OFFICE
TM 43
SN 419,747. Maro Hosiery Corp., New York, N.Y. Filed
Mar. 28, 1972.
CHUBBY CHICK
For Ladies’ Hosiery (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Mar. 8, 1972.
SN 420,004. Sheffield Industries, Inc., Miami, Fla. Filed
Mar. 30, 1972.
SECRET SUPPORT
The word “Support” is disclaimed apart from the mark
as shown.
Hosiery and Panty Hose (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Dec, 20, 1971.
SN 420,229. McGregor-Doniger Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed
Apr. 3, 1972.
MAC-NYL
For Shirts (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Feb. 4, 1972.
SN 420,337. Farah Manufacturing Company, Inc., El Paso,
Tex. Filed Apr. 4, 1972.
DAIRE
For Men’s and Boys’ Slacks, Jeans, Walk Shorts and
Jackets (Int. Cl. 25).
First use as early as Mar. 28, 1972.
SN 422,647. Fordham-Bardell Shirt Corp., New York, N.Y.
Filed Apr. 27, 1972.
SHAFT
For Men’s Sport Shirts (Int. Cl. 25).
First use Oct. 12, 1971.
SN 422,918. Glen L. Cureton, d.b.a. Glendare, San Jose,
Calif. Filed May 1, 1972.
TRIM SWIM
For Swimwear (Int. Cl. 25).
First use June 1, 1971.
A
SN 425,394. Bas y Cuguero, 8.A., Barcelona, Spain. Filed
May 24, 1972.
“Casa de San Andres” is Spanish for “House of Saint
Andres.”
For Boots, Shoes and Slippers (Int. Cl. 25).
First use November 1969; in commerce November 1969.
Aprit 3, 1973
™ 4 OFFICIAL GAZETTE
SN 425,518. Blue Bell, Inc., Greensboro, N.C. Filed May SN 401,808. Staylastie-Smith, Inc, New Bedford, Mass.
25, 1972. Filed Sept. 2, 1971.
SMITH
Owner of Reg. Nos. 679,673 and 694,285.
For Mending Patches (Int. Cl. 26).
First use Dec. 15, 1970.
SN 401,895. Stern-Perucken- und Haarfabrik Matthies & Co.,
Bremen, Germany. Filed Sept. 2, 1971.
The drawing is lined for red and blue, but color is not
claimed as a feature of the mark.
Men’s and Boys’ Shirts, Slacks, Jeans, and Jackets; and
Misses’ Jackets (Int. Cl. 25).
First use February 1971.
SN 425,645. The United States Shoe Corporation, Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Filed May 26, 1972.
Owner of German Reg. No. 706,161, dated Sept. 10, 1957 ;
and U.S. Reg. No. 766,923.
For Human Hair, Wigs, Toupees, Eye Lashes, and Beards
(Int. Cl. 26).
SN 408.862. Trans America New Fashion Corp., New York,
N.Y. Filed Nov. 26, 1971.
The word “Hair” is disclaimed apart from the mark as
shown.
For Hair Pieces and Wigs (Int. Cl. 26).
First use Nov. 16, 1971.
Owner of Reg. Nos. 392,778, 392,774, 677,769, and others.
For Women’s Shoes (Int. Cl. 25).
First use at least as early as Apr. 27, 1972.
SN 409,867. Ardell, Inc., Beachwood, Ohio. Filed Dec. 10,
1971.
SN 426,122. Kahn-Lucas-Lancaster, Inc., New York, N.Y.
Filed June 1, 1972.
Pista itr, =o Lashfite
Gass 40—Fancy Goods, Furnishings, and
Notions For Adhesive for Artificial Eyelashes (Int. Cl. 26).
First use on or about Oct. 11, 1971.
SN 401,253. Helene Curtis Industries, Inc., Chicago, Ill.
Filed Aug. 26, 1971. SN 420,750. Edward L. Stalvey, Charlotte, N.C. Filed Apr.
7, 1972.
MELINDA FIX-NITZ
For Hair Goods—Namely, Int. Cl. 26).
First use on or olbut Duar he Ay s , phbsemen sage} o. )-
SN 401,254. Helene Curtis Industries, Inc., Chicago, Ill. Filed sx 493,703. ‘Helene Curtis Industries, Inc., Chicago, Ill. Filed
Aug. 26, 1971. May 8, 1972.
GISELLE JUNE
For Hair Goods—Namely, Wigs (Int. Cl. 26). For Wigs of Synthetic Fibers (Int. Cl. 26).
First use on or about July 2, 1971. First use on or about Sept. 2, 1971.
Aprit 38, 1973
Gass 42— Knitted, Netted, and Textile
Fabrics, and Substitutes Therefor
| SN 414,096. Baudou, Les Hglisottes, Gironde, France. Filed
‘ Jan. 31, 1972.
fathetan
Owner of French Reg. No. 784,752, dated Feb. 2, 1970.
For Material for Use in Covering Areas of Ground To Be
Used in Sporting Events (Int. Cl. 27).
SN 422,985. Pande, Cameron & Co. of New York, Inc., New
York, N.Y. Filed May 1, 1972.
DILDAR
For Hand-Woven Carpets From India (Int. Cl. 27).
First use Sept. 11, 1950.
SN 425,760. Joseph Bancroft & Sons Co., Wilmington, Del.
Filed May 30, 1972.
BAN-LON
Owner of Reg. Nos. 621,848, 863,568, and others.
For Knitted and Woven Fabrics Made From Artificially
Crimped Yarns and for Carpets (Int. Cis. 24 and 27).
First use on or about Oct. 2, 1956.
SN 426,172. Indian Head Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed June
2, 1972,
For Knitted, Netted, Textile Fabrics and Substitutes There-
for (Int. Cl. 24).
First use on or before Feb. 18, 1972.
SN 427,785. Spring Mills, Inc., Fort Mill, 8.C. Filed June
19, 1972.
“sttede
Applicant disclaims the word “Suede” separate and apart
from the mark as shown.
For Non-Woven, Suede-Like Fabrics in the Piece Containing
Synthetic Fibers and Impregnated With Synthetic Resins (Int.
Cl. 24).
First use Jan. 18, 1972; Nov. 24, 1971, in another form.
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
T™ 45
Gass 43 — Thread and Yarn
SN 412,731. Btablissements Hervillier, Tourcoing, Nord,
France. Filed Jan. 14, 1972.
The word portion of applicant’s mark means “shepherd of
the north.” Owner of French Reg. No. 819,588, dated Apr. 2,
1971.
For Threads (Int. Cl. 28).
SN 422,903. Lois Holmes of California, Inc., Inglewood,
Calif. Filed May 1, 1972.
COUTURA
For Yarns (Int. Cl. 23).
First use Feb. 23, 1972.
SN 423,290. E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, Wil-
mington, Del. Filed May 4, 1972.
HYTEN
Owner of Reg. No. 808,154.
For Yarn (Int. Cl. 23).
First use Apr. 5, 1972.
ne
Class 44—Dental, Medical, and Suraical
Appliances
SN 365,688. Davol Inc., Providence, R.I. Filed July 20,
1970.
Owner of Reg. Nos. 124,282 and 585,127.
For Reuseable and Disposable Instruments, Appliances and
Other Aids for Use in Hygienic, Sterile, Laboratory, Medical,
Clinical, Surgical, Dental, Patient, Invalid Hospital, Institu-
tional, Commercial, Industrial, Domestic, General and Special
Applications—Namely, Allergy Masks, Aspirators, Blood
Pressure Apparatus, Oxygen Pumps, Breathing Apparatus,
Oxygen Masks, Suction Pumps, Breast Pumps, Stomach
Tubes, Stomach Evacuators, Feeding Tubes, Colon Tubes,
Irrigators, Irrigation Appliances, Catheters, Syringes, Enema
Syringes, Ear Syringes, Bulb Syringes, Douches, Mouth
Aprit 3, 1973
T™ 46 OFFICIAL GAZETTE
Props; Inflatable Cuffs, Rings and Cushions; Ice Cuffs, SN 412,971. E. Miltenberg, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed Jan.
Stethoscopes, Stomach Inspection Devices, Tourniquets, 18, 1972.
Crutch Pads, Pessaries, Nipples, Suckers, Breast Shields, Cleft
Palate Nipples, Finger Cots, Umbilical Trusses, Infant
Trusses, Patient Identification Tags, Sanitary Pouches, Surgi-
cal Instruments, Needles, Surgical Thread Material ; Surgical
Tubes and Tubing, Ostomy Belts, Orthopedic Pressure e
Bandages, Bed Straps, Nets of Woven or Knitted Material
Used in the Reconstruction or Repair of Defects of the
Abdomen or Chest, Surgical Gloves, Incontinent Pants ;
Ostomy, Enema and Prostatectomy Bags; Ear, Elbow and
nes Ge Cashion et ae. on, For Dental Instruments, Dental Laboratory Instruments,
Urinal Bottles and Glasses; Bed Pans; Cement for Surgical S¥*sical Instruments, Surgical Needles, Surgical and Dental
Appliances; Cots and Stretchers; and Parts of ali Above Diagnostic Instruments, Podiatry Instruments, Veterinary
Mentioned Goods (Int. Cis. 5 and 10) Instruments, and Embalmer Instruments (Int. Cl. 10).
First use May 11, 1970, F First use August 1950 in another form.
SN 415,535. Wallace A. Brickson & Company, Chicago, Ill.
SN 395,749. Packaging Associates Inc., Blizabeth, N.J. Filed Feb. 14, 1972.
Filed June 24, 1971. COMPODENT
For Composite Dental Restorative Material (Int. Cl. 10).
First use November 1971.
SN 415,941. Dazey Products Company, Kansas City, Mo.
Filed Feb. 17, 1972.
ARCH-0O-MATIC
For Vibratable Tub for Foot Bath (Int. Cl. 10).
For Disposable Bags for Medical Uses—Namely, Ice Bags, First use on or about Jan. 11, 1965.
and Urinary Drainage Bags (Int. Cl. 10).
First use December 1970.
SN 416,706. Beltx Corporation, Barnhart, Mo. Filed Feb. 28,
1972.
SN 405,384. Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Com- SOF-THANE
pany, St. Paul, Minn. Filed Oct. 18, 1971.
For Waterproof Shield for Use on Sanitary Pants (Int.
CAP-C-RYNGE a - use Feb. 9, 1972.
For Dispenser Containing Composite Material for Filling
Teeth (Int. Cl. 10).
FTA Sap, fa 19%. Class 45—Soft Drinks and Carbonated
———————————
SN 408,384. The Grand Union Company, Hast Paterson, Waters
N.J. Filed Nov. 22, 1971.
SN 358,170. Bottler’s International, Inc., Clearbrook, Va.
GRAN D UNION Filed Apr. 28, 1970.
" Owner of Reg. Nos, 775,955, 872,242, and 909,392.
For Adhesive Bandages (Int. Cl. 5).
First use Oct. 26, 1971.
SN 412,570. B. Miltenberg, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed Jan.
18, 1972.
For Soft Drink (Int. Cl. 32).
First use Dec. 9, 1969.
ee
SN 388,001. The Wine Man, Inc., Baltimore, Md. Filed Feb.
4, 1971.
Dick
sin ai Whittington
For Dental Instruments, Dental Laboratory Instruments, The name “Dick Whittington” is fanciful and is not the
Surgical Instruments, Surgical Needles, Surgical and Dental name of any known particular living individual.
Diagnostic Instruments, Podiatry Instruments, Veterinary For Non-Alcoholic Cocktail Mixes—Namely, Ginger Beer,
Instruments, and Embalmer Instruments (Int. Cl. 10). Tonic and Bitter Lemon (Int. Cl. 32).
First use September 1968. First use Jan. 8, 1971.
Aprit 3, 1973
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
TM 47
SN 413,248. Will Graham Co., Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed SN 429,909. Syfo Water Co., Inc., North Miami, Fla. Filed
Jan. 20, 1972.
apple
$285
July 14, 1972.
For Drinking Water and Seltzer (Int. Cl. 32).
First use 1949.
The word “Apple” is disclaimed apart from the mark as Class 46— Foods and Ingredients of Foods
shown.
For Carbonated Apple Flavored Soft Drink (Int. Cl. 32).
First use Jan. 7, 1972.
SN 417,525. Salient Flavoring Corp., Brooklyn, N.Y. Filed
ar. 6, N
For Concentrates for Making Soft Drinks (Int. Cl. 32).
First use Feb. 1, 1907.
SN 419,300. The Pillsbury Company, Minneapolis, Minn.
Filed Mar. 23, 1972.
RAH! RAH! ROOT BEER
Without waiving any common law rights, applicant dis-
claims the right to exclusive use of the words “Root Beer”
apart from the mark as shown.
For Powders for Preparing Soft Drinks (Int. Cl. 32).
First use at least as early as Feb. 10, 1972.
SN 426,873. Filavette Corporation, New York, N.Y. Filed
Oe GRAPETTE
Owner of Reg. Nos. 145,370 and 448,425.
For Beverage Base and Powder for Making
Beverages (Int. Cl. 32).
First use in or about May 1940.
Soft Drink
rr
SN 426,874. Fiavette Corporation, New York, N.Y. Filed
June 9, 1972.
CHERRYETTE
Owner of Reg. No. 611,501.
For Beverage Base and Powder for Making
Beverages (Int. Cl. 32).
First use Jan. 27, 1971.
Soft Drink
SN 426,927. Castle & Cooke, Inc., d.b.a. Dole Company, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii. Filed June 12, 1972.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN
Owner of Reg. Nos. 536,133, 608,407, 919,878, and others.
For Non-Alcoholic Cocktail Mixes (Int. Cl. 32).
First use May 30, 1972.
SN 299,880. Spécialités Gastronomiques §8.A., Fribourg,
Switzerland. Filed June 6, 1968.
AGNUS
For Cheese (Int. Cl. 29).
First use 1935 ; in commerce 1935.
SN 364,887. Du Quoin Packing Co., Du Quoin, Ill. Filed
July 10, 1970.
For Fresh and Frozen Meats and Smoked Ham, Bacon,
Bologna, Wieners, Pork Sausage, Pepper Loaf, Dutch Loaf,
Cooked Beef and Pork Portions and Corned Beef (Int. Cl. 29).
First use as early as Jan. 1, 1925.
SN 882,759. Bonner Packing Company, Fresno, Calif. Filed
Feb. 3, 1971.
PLUMP AND MEATY
Owner of Reg. Nos. 540,247 and 540,248.
For Dried Fruits (Int. Cl. 29).
First use June 10, 1944.
rT
SN 391,015. Ready Italy, Inc., Fargo, N. Dak. Filed May 3,
1971.
The word “Brand” is disclaimed apart from the mark as
shown. Owner of Reg. No. 873,567.
For Pizza Crusts (Int, Cl. 30).
First use on or about July 30, 1969.
TM 48
SN 892,208. Cable Car Candy Co., Long Beach, Calif. Filed
May 17, 1971.
SWEET CORNER
Applicant disclaims the word “Sweet” apart from the mark
as a whole.
For Candy (Int. Cl. 30).
First use on or about May 7, 1971.
SN 397,509. Internax Holdings Limited, Nassau, Bahamas,
assignee of Weider Food Supplements, Inc., Union City,
N.J. Filed July 15, 1971.
aHeatthes
For Flavored Drinks Which Are Nutritionally Complete
Meals (Int. Cl. 29).
First use in or about October 1970; in commerce in or
about October 1970.
SN 398,198. International Industries, Inc., d.b.a. Interna-
tional House of Pancakes, North Hollywood, Calif. Filed
July 23, 1971.
The drawing is lined for the colors orange and blue, but
color is not always used. Applicant disclaims the exclusive
right to the use of the words “House of Pancakes” apart
from the mark as shown. Owner of Reg. Nos. 768,874 and
787,296.
For Pancake Mix (Int. Cl. 30).
First use at least as early as 1960.
SN 405,418. The Southland Corporation, Dallas, Tex. Filed
Oct. 18, 1971. SMILEYS
For Sandwiches (Int. Cl. 29).
First use at least as early as June 1964.
SN 405,641. Canada Packers Limited, Toronto, Ontario,
Canada, Filed Oct. 21, 1971.
HINT OF MAPLE
Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on Canadian application
filed Mar. 17, 1971; Reg. No. 184,904, dated Aug. 18, 1972.
No registration rights are claimed for the word “Maple”
apart from the mark as shown; however, applicant waives
none of its common law rights in the mark as shown or any
feature thereof.
For Meat and Meat Products—Namely, Smoked and Cooked
Meats (Int. Cl. 29).
First use on or about Mar. 5, 1971.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
APRIL 3, 1973
SN 406,724. Chocoladefabriken Lindt & Sprungli AG, Kilch-
berg, Switzerland. Filed Nov. 3, 1971.
Owner of Swiss Reg. No. 242,070, dated Oct. 22, 1969; and
U.S. Reg. Nos. 87,306, 844,220, 859,013, and others.
For Chocolate (Int. Cl. 30).
First use Nov. 9, 1949; in commerce Sept. 26, 1966.
SN 407,840. Otto Monsted A/S, d.b.a. OMA Cheese Company,
Copenhagen, Denmark. Filed Nov. 16, 1971.
FAABORG
Owner of Danish Reg. No. 1,667—1965, dated June 26, 1965 ;
and U.S. Reg, No. 592,484.
For Cheese (Int. Cl. 29).
SN 408,110. Topps Chewing Gum, Incorporated, Brooklyn,
N.Y. Filed Nov. 18, 1971.
MOD
For Chewing Gum (Int. Cl. 30).
First use Oct. 5, 1971.
SN 408,888. Hain Pure Food Co., Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.
Filed Nov. 22, 1971.
HOLLYWOOD
Owner of Reg. No. 832,614.
For Salt, Mayonnaise, and Vegetable and Nut Oils (Int.
Cis. 29 and 30).
First use Aug. 20, 1970.
SN 409,348. Nabisco, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed Dec, 3,
NANA BANANA
Applicant disclaims the exclusive use of the word “Banana”
apart from the mark as shown.
For Cookies (Int. Cl. 30).
First use Oct. 5, 1971.
SN 410,337. Bresler Ice Cream Company, d.b.a. Bresler I.C.
Co., Chicago, Ill. Filed Dec. 16, 1971.
TRULY NATURES OWN
For Ice Cream (Int. Cl. 30).
First use Nov. 15, 1971.
Apri 3, 1978
SN 412,573. Western Dressing, Inc., Oak Park, Ill. Filed
Jan. 13, 1972.
Owner of Reg. No. 803,506.
For Salad Dressing—Namely, French Dressing (Int. Cl.
29).
First use Sept. 11, 1957.
SN 413,877. Merwin Packing & Livestock Co., Inc., d.b.a.
Merwin Meats, Hettinger, N.C. Filed Jan. 21, 1972.
ats
The word “Meats” is disclaimed apart from the mark as
shown.
For Sides of Beef, Pork and Veal; Lamb Cuts Fully
Dressed; Frozen Meat Patties—Namely, Beef Patties, Beef
and Mushroom Patties; Sausage—Namely, Braunschweiger
and Frotven Sausage Patties (Int. Cl. 29).
First use Mar. 1, 1970.
SN 414,214. Interbake Foods Inc., Richmond, Va. Filed Feb.
1, 1972,
INTERBAKE ASSORTMENT
The word “Assortment” is disclaimed apart from the mark
as shown.
For Bakery Producte—Namely, Biscuits, Crackers and
Cookies (Int. Cl. 30).
First use Jan. 3, 1972.
SN 415,040. Fabrica de Chocolates “La Azteca” S.A. de
C.V., Mexico City, Mexico. Filed Feb. 9, 1972.
CARLOS V
Owner of Mexican Reg. No. 46,776, dated Jan. 7, 1944.
For Cooking Chocolate and Chocolate Candies (Int. Cl. 30).
First use at least as early as May 7, 1961; in commerce at
least as early as May 7, 1971.
SN 415,448. Gottfried Nabrotzky, d.b.a. Nabrotzky Land-
scaping and G. Nabrotzky, Teeswater, Ontario, Canada.
Filed Feb. 14, 1972.
athe
eoaear fy
Phe
Without relinquishing any common law rights, for pur-
poses only of this registration, applicant claims no exclu-
sive right to the representation of the pumpkin or the word
“Pineapple” apart from the mark as a whole.
For Pickled Pumpkin (Int. Cl. 29).
First use Jan. 16, 1971; in commerce Dec. 15, 1971.
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
TM 49
SN 415,802. McCormick & Company, Incorporated, Hunt
Valley, Md. Filed Feb. 16, 1972.
SAVORY OVEN
Without waiving common law rights, applicant disclaims
the word “Savory” apart from the other features of the
mark.
For Seasoning Mixes and Roasting Bags Combined in
Unitary Packages and Sold in the Seasoning Departments of
Retail Outlets (Int. Cl. 30).
First use Feb. 3, 1971.
A
SN 415,889. Leo Peters, d.b.a. Butterball Farms, Grand
Rapids, Mich. Filed Feb. 17, 1972.
FIGURE-MAID
For Butter (Int. Cl. 29).
First use in or before 1968.
SN 417,601. Central Soya Company, Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Filed Mar. 7, 1972.
SNACKNIKS
For Cereal, Vegetable, and a Cheese Derived Snack Food
(Int. Cl. 80).
First use on or about Feb. 1, 1972.
SN 417,602. Central Soya Company, Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Filed Mar. 7, 1972.
QUIBBLES
For Cereal, Vegetable, and a Cheese Derived Snack Food
(Int. Cl. 80).
First use on or about Feb. 1, 1972.
——————
SN 417,603. Central Soya Company, Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Filed Mar. 7, 1972.
EATNIKS
For Cereal, Vegetable, and a Cheese Derived Snack Food
(Int. Cl. 80).
First use on or about Feb. 1, 1972.
SN 418,865. Friedman & Belack, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
Filed Mar. 20, 1972.
Owner of Reg. Nos. 932,960, 942,068, and 942,080.
For Cured Meats (Int. Cl, 29).
First use at least as early as Sept. 15, 1971.
A
SN 419,443. Farmland Industries, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.
Filed Mar. 24, 1972.
COPHOS
For Food Additives for Livestock Feeds (Int, Cl. 31).
First use Feb. 18, 1972.
T™ 50 OFFICIAL GAZETTE APRIL 3, 1973
SN 421,179. F. W. Woolworth and Co., Limited, London, SN 421,932. Rogers Walla Walla, Inc., Walla Walla, Wash.
England. Filed Apr. 12, 1972. Filed Apr. 20, 1972.
TATER MAID
wi nfi eld aigeboaat ates aaa, Hehts tn the werd
For Frozen French Fried Potatoes (Int. Cl. 29).
First use Feb. 1, 1972.
For Wafer Biscuits (Int. Cl. 30).
First use Apr. 30, 1962; in commerce June 30, 1963.
SN 422,411. The Southland Corporation, d.b.a. Barricini
Candies, Dallas, Tex. Filed Apr. 25, 1972.
SN 421,558. Colonial Stores Incorporated, Atlanta, Ga.
Filed Apr. 17, 1972. BARRICINI
Owner of Reg. Nos. 381,397, 395,102, 621,862, and others.
FARM CHARM For Tee Cream, Candies and Cookies (Int. Cl. 30). Wks
Owner of Reg. No. 880,973. First use at least as early as Feb. 9, 1928.
For Homogenized Milk, Ice Cream, Ice Milk and Sherbet
(Int. Cls. 29 and 80).
First use Dec. 20, 1971. SN 422,431. John Morrell & Co., Chicago, Ill. Filed Apr. 25,
1972.
CHEF BRAND
SN 421,677. Associated Grocers’ Company of St. Louis, Mis-
sourt, St. Louis, Mo. Filed Apr. 17, 1972. The word “Brand” is disclaimed. Owner of Reg. Nos.
688,073, and 700,631.
For Canned Ham, Smoked Ham (Int. Cl. 29).
First use Jan. 14, 1958.
SN 423,579. Associated Biscuits Limited, d.b.a. A. Huntley
& Palmers, W. & R. Jacob & Co, (Liverpool), and Peek,
Frean & Co., Reading, England. Filed May 8, 1972.
e%e Huntley
The representation of the head is fanciful. The lining in the P 1
drawing is for shading purposes only. Owner of Reg. Nos. ~ Im ~
256,111, 832,688, and others. . r) a r S
For Coffee, Processed Fruit Juices, Processed Vegetable
it Vv Is,
Shesieeoen tulad aonteedll ee oa oY Fc Owner of British Reg. No. 964,623, dated Sept. 4, 1970;
Tomato Sauce, Tomato Puree, Tartar Sauce, Sandwich %24 U.S. Reg. No. 51,444.
Spreads, Mustards, Vinegar, Butter, Oleomargarine, Pastas, For Biscuits (Other Than Biscuits for Animals), and Cakes
Flour, Salt, Potato Chips, Canned Fish, Canned Shellfish, ‘%t- Cl. 30).
Horesradish Mustard (Int. Cis. 29, 30, and 32).
First use at least as early as Jan. 14, 1972.
SN 424,110. Fred Hodecker, Inc., Redmond, Oreg. Filed May
12, 1972.
SN 421,751. Bettman Nut Co., Inc., d.b.a. Health King Com-
pany, Rahway, N.J. Filed Apr. 18, 1972.
HEALTH KING
The word “Health” being disclaimed apart from the word
combination shown.
The drawing is lined for the color blue.
For Protein Enriched Health Foods and Ingredients of For Potatoes, Particularly Russet Potatoes (Int. Cl. 31).
Foods—Namely, Herbs, Fruit and Vegetable Based Non-Car- First use on or about Dec. 1, 1967.
bonated Beverages, Preserves, Nuts and Seeds (Int. Cl. 5). “oe
First use Nov. 30, 1971.
—— SN 424,249. Acme Markets, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. Filed
SN 421,858. Tom Sturgis Pretzels, Inc, West Shillington, ™*¥ 15. 1972.
Pa. Filed Apr. 19, 1972.
GUARANTEED
The wording “Savings and Quality Guaranteed” is dis-
Applicant disclaims the representation of the pretzel apart claimed apart from the mark as a whole. Owner of Reg. No.
from the mark shown. Owner of Reg. No. 694,998. 839,215.
For Pretzels (Int. Cl. 30). For Fruit Flavored Food Beverage (Int. Cl. 32).
First use Mar. 8, 1957. First use Apr. 3, 1972.
APRIL 3, 1978 U. S. PATENT OFFICE TM 51
SN 424,682. Food Industries Limited, Wirral, England. Filed SN 425,899. Athens Pastries & Frozen Foods, Inc., Cleve-
May 17, 1972. land, Ohio. Filed May 30, 1972.
ADVITAROMA
Owner of British Reg. No. 788,640, dated Mar. 19, 1959.
For Food Flavors (Int. Cl. 30).
SN 424,935. Doxsee Food Corporation, Baltimore, Md. Filed
May 19, 1972. DOXSEE
Owner of Reg. Nos. 314,502, 815,073, and 816,712.
For Seafood Products ; and Clam Products—Namely, Clams ;
Steamed, Stuffed, Fried, Minced and Canned Clams; Clam
Chowder, Clam Cocktails, Clam Juices, Clam Broth, Clam Dip,
laum Sauce and Clam Cake (Int. Cl. 29).
First use on or before Apr. 2, 1968. Ay ap ama
SN 424,945. General Mills, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn. Filed SN 425,982. The Coca-Cola Company, Atlanta, Ga. Filed May
May 19, 1972. 31, 1972.
THE MAPLE MAN STEEP
Applicant disclaims the word “Maple” apart from the trade- For Iced Tea (Int. Cl. 30).
mark as shown. First use Feb. 1, 1971.
For Ready-To-Hat Breakfast Cereal (Int. Cl. 30).
First use on or about May 11, 1972.
SN 426,240. Bruce Foods Corporation, New Iberia, La. Filed
June 2, 1972.
SN 425,084. Tony Downs Foods Co., St. James, Minn. Filed
May 22, 1972.
For Canned Yams, Okra, Squash, Hot Sauces, Pickled Pep-
pers, Pepper Sauces, Tomatoes, Canned Vegetables, Canned
wees
Fruit Juices, and Canned Fruits (Int. Cls. 29, 30, and 32).
For Preserved (Frozen) Meat and Poultry Products Includ- First use Sept. 30, 1971.
ing Frozen Meat and Poultry Patties (Int. Cl. 29).
First use as early as Oct. 5, 1971.
SN 426,242. Red Cheek, Inc., Fleetwood, Pa. Filed June 2,
* 1 omen Cudahy Company, Phoenix, Ariz. Filed May 24, "= N ATURE’S CHOICE
MARGHERITA For Apple Juice and Old Fashioned Apple Cider (Int. Cis.
32 and 33).
For Dry Sausage Products, Prosciutto Ham and Pepper First use Apr. 7, 1972.
Pork Butts (Int. Cl. 29).
First use in or before 1924, on pepperoni sausage.
SN 427,939. Elmer W. Littleton, Moore, Tex. Filed June
21, 1972.
SN 425,838. Acme Markets, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. Filed May
30, 1972.
For Watermelons (Int. Cl, 81).
First use May 8, 1972.
A —
SN 428,304. Herider Farms, Inc., Center, Tex. Filed June
26, 1972.
“Savings & Quality Guaranteed” is disclaimed apart from
the mark as a whole. Owner of Reg. No. 839,214. For Processed Chicken Fryers and Fryer Parts (Int. Cl.
For Canned Apple Juice (Int. Cl. 32). 29).
First use September 1971. First use 1956.
TM 52 OFFICIAL GAZETTE APRIL 3, 1978
SN 428,805. Herider Farms, Inc., Center, Tex. Filed June SN 429,188. General Foods Corporation, White Plains, N.Y.
26, 1972. Filed July 5, 1972.
ORANGE PLUS
Owner of Reg. No. 826,598.
For Frozen Concentrate for Imitation Orange Juice (Int.
Cl. 32).
First use June 14, 1965.
———E——————
¢ SN 429,587. First National Stores Inc., Somerville, Mass.
Filed July 10, 1972.
‘ae Processed Chicken Fryers and Fryer Parts (Int. Cl. OLD HOMESTEAD
Disst ese Tee. $8, Ss For Produce—Namely, Potatoes (Int. Cl. 31).
enn First use prior to 1941.
SN 428,384. Why Weight Food Company, Orange, Calif. Filed ee
Suns Sh, 2008, SN 488,606. The Southland Corporation, Dallas, Tex. Filed
WHY WEIGHT Oct. 17, 1972.
For Food Products—Namely, Flavoring Extracts (Int. SUNNY SEVEN
bas use May 1972. sarhe Orange Juice and Jalapeno Bean Dip (Int. Cis. 29 and
First use at least as early as May 7, 1972, on frozen
orange juice.
SN 428,767. The Quaker Oats Company, Chicago, Ill. Filed
June 29, 1972.
QUAKER NATURE’S Class 47 — Wines
HARMONY
SN 411,889. Taittinger, Compagnie Commerciale et Viticole
Owner of Reg. Nos. 26,254, 768,464, and others. Champenoise, Reims, Marne, France. Filed Jan. 5, 1972.
For Cereal Preparations for Food Purposes (Int. Cl. 30).
First use June 5, 1972.
/
SN 428,883. James J. Cerreta, d.b.a. Cerreta’s Chocolates, % U V FE F
Phoenix, Ariz. Filed June 30, 1972.
ABIGKISS FORYOU onesie
No claim is made to the exclusive use of the word “Cuvée”
le. Own F . No.
For Candies Including Chocolate Products (Int. Cl. 30). ee ed barat a : ae of Prong) Beg, He
First use July 2, 1971. For Champagne (Int. Cl. 38).
- SN 428,905. | Merritt Foods Company, Kansas City, Mo. Filed sx 491,495. Ambrose & Company, d.b.a. Ambrose Wine
Sune, Pe Cellars, Kansas City, Mo, Filed Apr. 17, 1972.
SIDEWINDER
For Frozen Confections (Int. Cl. 30). ¥
First use on or about June 28, 1972. in Uf
SN 429,084. The 27 Corporation, Belle Glade, Fla. Filed
July 3, 1972.
For Wines (Int. Cl, 88).
First use Dec. 8, 1971.
SN 421,496. Ambrose & Company, d.b.a. Ambrose Wine Cellar,
Kansas City, Mo. Filed Apr. 17, 1972.
MESA ROSE
CORPORATION The word “Rosé” is disclaimed apart from the mark as
shown.
For Fresh Fruits and Vegetables (Int. Cl. 31). For Rosé Wines (Int. Cl. 33).
First use Apr. 18, 1972. First use Dec. 3, 1971.
Aprit 3, 1978
Class 48 — Malt Beverages and Liquors
SN 428,425. The Southland Corporation, Dallas, Tex. Filed
June 26, 1972.
LEV
Owner of Reg. Nos. 745,937 and 920,897.
For Beer (Int. Cl. 82).
First use at least as early as Feb. 28, 1969.
Class 49 — Distilled Alcoholic Liquors
SN 406,187. Lang Brothers Limited, Glasgow, Scotland. Filed
Oct. 27, 1971.
GLENGOY NE
Owner of British Reg. No. B902,869, dated Dec. 13, 1966.
For Scotch Whisky (Int. Cl. 33).
SN 406,921. Schenley Distillers, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed
eae
For Canadian Whisky (Int. Cl. 33) .
First use Sept. 17, 1971.
SN 411,081. Hans R. Wertheimer, d.b.a. Marmot Kellerei-
J. Wertheimer & Co., Zurich, Switzerland. Filed Dec. 23,
DUCHALET
For Alcoholic Liqueur Flavored With Swiss Chocolate (Int.
Cl. 38).
First use Oct. 16, 1969; in commerce Oct. 16, 1969.
SN 413,881. Robert Setrakian, d.b.a. Robert Setrakian Vine-
yards, San Francisco, Calif. Filed Jan, 27, 1972.
The drawing is lined for the color brown. Applicant hereby
disclaims the configuration of the container for the goods and
the word “Brandy” apart from the remainder of the mark.
For Brandy (Int. Cl. 83).
First use Apr. 28, 1971.
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
TM 53
SN 414,168. Hiram Walker & Sons, Inc., Detroit, Mich. Filed
Jan. 81, 1972.
SNOWFLAKE
For Canadian Whisky (Int. Cl. 38).
First use Nov, 9, 1971.
SN 414,169. Hiram Walker & Sons, Inc., Detroit, Mich. Filed
Jan. 31, 1972.
NORTHERN LIGHT
Without waiver of common law rights, applicant disclaims
the word “Light” apart from the mark as shown, Owner of
Reg. No. 879,610.
For Canadian Whisky (Int. Cl. 38).
First use Dec, 22, 1971.
SN 419,958. National Distillers and Chemical Corporation,
d.b.a. National Distillers Products Company and Bourbon
Deluxe Distillery Company, New York, N.Y. Filed Mar. 30,
BOURBON DELIGHT
Applicant makes no claim to the word “Bourbon” except in
the combination shown. Owner of Reg. No. 380,095.
For Whiskey (Int. Cl. 38).
First use Mar. 9, 1972.
A
SN 420,265. A. Smith Bowman Distillery, Inc., d.b.a. A.
Smith Bowman Distillery, Sunset Hillis, Va. Filed Apr. 3,
GENTLEMAN II
For Straight Bourbon Whiskey (Int. Ci. 33).
First use Mar. 16, 1972.
SN 420,411. Home Liquors, Newark, N.J. Filed Apr. 5, 1972.
CROMWELL
For Whiskey (Int. Cl, 33).
First use 1964.
Class 50 — Merchandise Not Otherwise
Classified
SN 394,227. Mitchell Marionette Productions,
Calif. Filed June 8, 1971.
SHOWBOAT MARIONETTES
Applicant disclaims the word “Marionettes” apart from the
mark.
For Simulated Boat Having a Stage for Marionette Shows
(Int. Cl. 19).
First use Mar, 19, 1971.
Whittier,
SN 305,472. V.I.P. Index, Inc., Maitland, Fla, Filed June
“es V.LP. INDEX
No registration rights are claimed herein for the word
“Index” apart from the mark as a whole.
For Telephone Index Attachment Apparatus (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Feb. 1, 1968.
TM 54 OFFICIAL GAZETTE APRIL 3, 1973
SN 418,263. Omega Medical Systems, Inc., Passaic, N.J. SN 376,692. Federated Department Stores, Inc., Cincinnati,
Filed Jan. 20, 1972. Ohio. Filed Nov. 20, 1970,
For Hospital Admission Kits Containing Personalized Items
Comprising Carrying Case With Soap Dish, Vanity, Mirror For Baby Toilet Preparations—Namely, Powders and Oils
and Handle, Wash Basin, Clip-On Emisis Basin Carafe and (Int. Cl. 5).
Cap and Patient Tray (Int. Cl. 20). First use Nov. 6, 1970.
First use Dec. 3, 1971.
SN 393,811. B.K.I. Beauty Kosmetik International, Nice,
SN 419,839. Ephraim F. Davis, Bridgeton, N.J. Filed Mar. Alpes Maritimes, France. Filed June 3, 1971.
29, 1972.
YE OLDE CAR BAG-EE
For purposes of registration only, applicant hereby dis-
claims the word “Car” apart from the mark as shown.
For Protective Enclosure for a Car (Int. Cl. 20). INTERKUR
First use Mar. 16, 1972.
SN 419,989. Jet Spray Cooler, Inc., Waltham, Mass. Filed
Mar. 30, 1972. Priority claimed under Sec. 44(d) on French Reg. No.
JETVENT 813,946, dated Feb. 3, 1971.
For Cosmetic Skin Lotions and Hair Lotions (Int. Cl. 3).
For Lids for Syrup Container (Int. Cl. 20).
First use Feb. 17, 1972.
SN 396,461. General Medical Company, Los Angeles, Calif.
Filed July 15, 1971.
SN 422,196. » be ’
a ae Pp Pet Innovations, Inc., Jersey City ENVIRO-GENIC
CONTINENTAL au Moisturizing Lotion and Moisturizing Cream (Int.
First use at least as early as May 1, 1971.
For Aquariums, Aquarium Covers and Aquarium Reflectors
(Int. Cl. 16). SE
First use July 1970.
SN 401,549. Lander Co., Inc., d.b.a. Dorothy Reed, New
York, N.Y. Filed Aug. 30, 1971.
_* se. By ae Corporation, Franklin Center, Coco A BUTTER PLUS
THE CALLING OF THE —Biwcocetun Stone" t®
APOSTLES
For Non-Monetary Medals (Int. Cl. 14). SN 408,603. Faberge, Incorporated, New York, N.Y. Filed
First use Apr. 13, 1972. Nov. 24, 1971.
GREAT MOUTH
Applicant makes no claim to the exclusive right to the use
of the word “Mouth” apart from the complete mark.
VOYAGER For Lipstick (Int. Cl. 3).
First use Oct, 25, 1971.
For Emblems and Badges (Int. Cl. 26).
First use Sept. 12, 1969. ——_—_—_——
SN 410,229. Ricardo Arregui, Miami, Fla. Filed Nov. 23,
1971.
SN 422,352. Voyager Emblems, Inc., Sanborn, N.Y. Filed
Apr. 24, 1972.
Class 51 — Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
SN 876,690. Federated Department Stores, Inc., Cincinnati,
Ohio. Filed Nov. 20, 1970.
STORK CRAFT
For Baby Toilet Preparations—Namely, Powders and Oils
(Int. Cl, 5). For Hair Straightener Cream (Int. Cl. 3).
First use Nov. 6, 1970. First use June 9, 1970.
e,
APRIL 3, 1973 U. S. PATENT OFFICE TM 55
SN 418,401. Romane Incorporated, Chicago, Ill. Filed Jan. SN 484,918. Questor Corporation, Toledo, Ohio. Filed Sept.
21, 1972. 7, 1972.
QUESTOR
For After Shave Lotion, Personal Deodorant, Foot Powder,
Suntan Lotion, Lip Balm, and Bronzer (Int. Cl. 5).
First use Aug. 18, 1972.
S-E-X
Owner of Reg. No. 837,651.
For Cologne and After Shave Lotion (Int. Cl. 3). SN 484,922. Questor Corporation, Toledo, Ohio. Filed Sept.
First use Nov, 6, 1967. 7, 1972.
SN 418,948. Cosmetically Yours, Inc., Hastings-on-Hudson, SPALDING
N.Y. Filed Mar. 29, 1972. For After Shave Lotion, Personal Deodorant, Foot Powder,
ORGANICALLY YOURS Suntan Lotion, dp Bete end Bronser (Tat. Ci 6)
Applicant disclaims the word “Organically” apart from the
mark as shown.
For Face Makeup and Bye Makeup (Int. Cl. 3).
First use Mar, 17, 1972. Class 52 — Detergents and Soaps
SN 419,282. Parfums Jean Desprez, S.A., d.b.a. Jean SN 400,468. Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, N.J. Filed
Desprez, Neuilly, France. Filed Mar. 28, 1972. Aug. 18, 1971.
NO MORE TEARS
Owner of Reg. No. 791,169.
For Baby Soap (Int. Cl. 3).
First use July 28, 1971.
rere
SN 420,627. Sydney R. Weisberg, d.b.a. Consolidated Chemi-
cal Works, Chicago, Ill. Filed Apr. 6, 1972.
DOG-TEX
For Deodorant and Stain Remover for Rugs and Carpets
(Int. Cl. 3).
First use Oct. 22, 1935.
For Perfume (Int. Cl. 3).
- SN 423,735. Santa Monica Chemical Corporation, Santa
First use January 1970; in commerce January 1970. Monica, Calif. Filed May 8, 1972.
SN 420,616. Ingram Pharmaceutical Co., San Francisco,
Calif. Filed Apr. 6, 1972.
CARMOL
For Cosmetic Skin Cream (Int. Cl. 3).
First use Mar. 19, 1971.
SN 424,656. Chesebrough-Pond’s Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed
May 17, 1972. Owner of Reg. No. 945,373.
For Laundry Det t (Int. Cl. 3).
COMPLEXICARE First use May 21,1971.
For Pressed Powder Compact (Int. Cl. 3).
First use Apr. 20, 1972.
SN 424,327. Bureka Chemical Company, South San Francisco,
Calif, Filed May 15, 1972.
SN 424,927. Estee Lauder Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed May
19, 1972. E-240
ALIAGE For Cleaner and Degreaser for Use on Engines, Machinery
Owner of Reg. No. 925,973. and Painted Surfaces (Int. Cl. 3).
For Sport Spray Perfume (Int. Cl. 3). First use June 1971.
First use Apr. 26, 1972.
ne
SN 424,828. Eureka Chemical Company, South San Fran-
SN 426,504. Miles Laboratories, Inc., Bikhart, Ind. Filed cisco, Calif. Filed 5-15-72.
June 7, 1972.
ALKA-DENT E-27
For Denture Cleanser (Int. Cl. 3). For Paint and Varnish Remover (Int. Cl. 3).
First use May 18, 1972. First use 1949.
TM 56
SN 424,829. Bureka Chemical Company, South San Fran-
cisco, Calif. Filed May 15, 1972.
E-311
For Electrical Motor and Equipment Cleaner (Int. Cl. 3).
First use Jan. 5, 1971.
SN 426,552. Les Parfums de Dana, Inc., New York, N.Y.
Filed June 7, 1972. ,
CORAL SEA
For Toilet Soap and Shower Gelee (Int. Cl. 3).
First use May 18, 1972.
SN 427,301, Lever Brothers Company, New York, N.Y. Filed
June 14, 1972.
PERFECT SOLUTION
For Cream Hair Shampoo (Int. Cl. 3).
First use Jan. 20, 1965.
SN 427,900. La Maur, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn. Filed June
21, 1972.
LEMONAID
Owner of Reg. No. 934,093.
For Hair Shampoo (Int. Cl. 3).
First use Jan. 12, 1971,
Class 100 — Miscellaneous
SN 382,798. Breeze Recreational Rental, Incorporated, Min-
neapolis, Minn. Filed July 17, 1969.
IRIEL EE
For Leasing of Sporting Equipment—Namely, Skis, Ski
Boots, Ski Poles and Associated Skiing Equipment (Int.
Cl. 42).
First use Sept. 1, 1968.
SN 865,526. Big C Corporation, Nashville, Tenn. Filed July
17, 1970.
The word “Pizsa” is disclaimed apart from the mark as
shown, without, however, disclaiming any common law rights
which applicant may possess in the word. The drawing is
lined for the color red and brown.
For Restaurant Services (Int. Cl. 42).
First use Feb. 1, 1970.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
APRIL 3, 1973
SN 428,018. Hysan Corporation, Chicago, Ill. Filed June 22,
STOP ’N GO
For Liquid Toilet Bowl Cleaning Preparation (Int. Cl. 3).
First use June 1, 1972.
SN 428,194. Sanolite Chemical Corporation, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Filed June 23, 1972.
SANOLAC
For Detergent for Cleaning Food Processing Machinery
(Int. Cl. 3).
First use at least as early as 1956.
SN 428,408. Sanolite Chemical Corporation, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Filed June 23, 1972.
JESTER
For Detergent Concentrate for Use in Commercial Dish-
washing Machines (Int. Cl. 3).
First use at least as early as 1956.
SN 428,420. The C. B. Dolge Company, Westport, Conn.
Filed June 26, 1972.
SEA-BRITE
For Synthetic All-Purpose Boat Cleaner (Int. Cl. 3).
First use March 1972.
SERVICE MARKS
SN 881,826. Tennessee Valley Authority, Knoxville, Tenn.
Filed Jan, 18, 1971.
For (1) Operation and Maintenance of Conservational,
Recreational, and Educational Facilities Including Forestry,
Wildlife, and Multiple Use Land Management in Connection
With Parks, Monuments, Work Shops, Camp Sites, Inland
Waterways, Trails, Museums, and Similar Institutions, and
(2) Making Available to the Public Publications and Other
Informational Material in Connection With Activities Avail-
able in (1) Supra. (Int. Cl. 42).
First use Dec. 11, 1967.
SN 881,927. Richard H. Lehde, Essex, Conn. Filed Jan. 25,
1971.
SYNDROMICS
For Social Club Services—Namely, a Club for People With
Marital Problems (Int. Cl. 42).
First use Dec. 14, 1970.
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Aprit 3, 1973
U. 8S. PATENT OFFICE
TM 57
SN 882,035. Vacation Inns of America, Inc., Somerset, Pa. SN 418,441. Gateway Inns of America, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.
Filed Jan. 26, 1971.
VACATION INN
Applicant waives exclusive right to use of the word “Inn”
apart from the mark as shown.
For Motel, Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Services (Int.
Cl, 42).
First use Feb. 20, 1970.
SN 391,624. David J. Mugar and Palmer Davenport (joint
venturers), Bass River, Mass. Filed May 10, 1971.
The drawing is lined to indicate the color red; however,
no claim is made as to any particular color or coloration.
For Motel and Restaurant Services (Int. Cl. 42).
First use January 1968.
PAT LL
(HRE')
A aniaeth esctslon vaca
aD
SN 898,449. Hayden Trans-Cooler Inc., Rialto, Calif. Filed
May 28, 1971.
THE COOL LINE
For Advice and Consultation Services in the Field of In-
dustrial Oil Coolers (Int. Cl. 42).
First use January 1970.
SN 407,341. Princeton Blectro Dynamics, Inc., Princeton
Junction, N.J. Filed Nov. 10, 1971.
The mark is a fanciful representation of the letters “PED.”
For Design and Development Services to the Order of
Others in the Electronic, Electro-Mechanical and Mechanical
Technologies (Int. Cl. 42).
First use on or about May 16, 1971.
SN 408,791. Independent Battery Manufacturers Associa-
tion, Inc., Largo, Fla. Filed Nov. 26, 1971.
SERVING YOU ..
MOTIVATES US
For Association Services in Advancing the Interests of its
Members Who Are Engaged in Battery Manufacturing (Int.
Cl. 42).
First use on or about Nov. 10, 1971.
——————
SN 410,105. Larry J. Korfhage, d.b.a. Santa Calls, Louis-
ville, Ky. Filed Dec, 13, 1971.
SANTA CALLS
Filed Nov. 17, 1971.
GeATEWAY-INN
For Motor Hotel Services (Int. Cl, 42).
First use July 1, 1968.
SN 418,246. Anson, Inc., Miami, Pla. Filed Mar. 18, 1972.
RENT-A-BIRD
For Social Guide and Escort Services (Int. Cl. 42).
First use on or before June 7, 1968.
SN 420,159. Atkins-Katcher Associates, Inc., Beverly Hills,
Calif. Filed Apr. 8, 1972.
LIFO
For Personnel Testing, Evaluation and Counseling (Int.
Cl. 42).
First use in 1967.
SN 421,881. Albert L. Entwistle, Louisville, Ky. Filed Apr.
“"_-BANNIES
For Restaurant Services (Int. Cl, 42).
First use January 1972.
SN 421,902. Samurai Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa. Filed Apr. 19,
1972. SA I
For Restaurant Services (Int. Cl, 42).
First use at least as early as Oct, 20, 1971.
SN 421,908. Samurai Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa. Filed Apr. 19,
| be
vy"
The Japanese characters on the drawing mean “Samurai.”
For Restaurant Services (Int, Cl. 42).
First use at least as early as Oct. 20, 1971.
———EEE—
SN 428,574. Agrimanagement, Inc., Yakima, Wash. Filed
May 8, 1972.
AGRIMANAGEMENT
For Rendering Technical Assistance to Farmers—Namely,
For Arranging for Telephone Calls for Children at Christ- Soll and Plant Fertility Analysis, Pest Population Analysis,
mas Time From Santa Claus (Int. Cl. 42).
First use Dec. 5, 1971.
and Irrigation Management Information (Int. Cl. 42).
First use Mar. 30, 1965.
TM 58 OFFICIAL GAZETTE APRIL 3, 1973
SN 423,584. Bicycle Club of America, Inc., Burbank, Calif. SN 404,381. PREP, Prairie Village, Kans. Filed Oct. 6, 1971.
Filed May 8, 1972. PREP
For Public Relations Services Offered Particularly to Hos-
pitals, Health Field Agencies and Institutions (Int. Cl. 35).
First use Jan. 30, 1959.
CLUB OF AMERICA —
For Association Services, Including Providing a Bicycle "penton « ee Se Cote Chicago, Tl.
Registration Service, Providing Information on Bikeways, eo :
Routes and Roads, and Providing Mail Order Merchandise
TB 2 carbonic Company in
Services to Members (Int. Cl. 42).
Applicant disclaims the words “Carbonic Company Inc.”
First use Dec. 22, 1971.
Class 101 _ Advertising and Business apart from the mark as shown.
For Distributorship Services in the Field of Liquid Gases
(Int. Cl. 35).
SN 337,976. Steven Roper, Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Filed Sept. First use on or prior to Nov. 1, 1971.
15, 1969.
DIAL-A-HOME
SN 414,603. William Jeffery, New York, N.Y., assignee of
For Real Estate Rental and Sale Services for Others (Int. he Jeffery Organization Ltd., New York, N.Y. Filed Feb.
Cl. 35). 4, 1972.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
First use on or before June 16, 1961.
SN 367,804. Food World, High Point, N.C. Filed Aug. 12, For Promoting the Sale of Goods and Services of Others by
1970. Use of Promotional Game (Int. Cl. 35).
FOOD WORLD First use Jan. 12, 1972.
The word “Food” is disclaimed except in the mark as shown,
without waiver of applicant’s common law rights. SN 415,236. Space Age Computer Systems, Inc., Louisville,
For Retail Grocery Store Services (Int. Cl. 42). Ky. Filed Feb. 10, 1972.
First use May 1970.
SN 384,918. American Society for Metals, Metals Park, Ohio.
Filed Feb. 26, 1971.
For Providing Management Assistance, Systems Design,
Computer Programming and Computer Installation Manage-
ment and Maintenance Services to the Health Professions
= @ (Int. Cl. 35).
\~ First use Feb. 1, 1970.
\
SN 415,538. The Citizens and Southern National Bank, At-
lanta, Ga. Filed Feb. 14, 1972.
ZIP-TAX
For the purposes of this registration only, and without For Preparation and Tabulation of Income Tax Information
waiving any rights at common law, applicant does not claim for Others (Int. Cl. 35).
exclusive rights in the word “Metal” or in the word “Show” Fi 10. 197
apart from the mark as shown. Owner of Reg. Nos. 832,012, Oa. Se Seem.
936,651, and others.
For Sponsori d Cc I t
urn onducting Industrial Trade Shows 1 415596. Michael V. Biro, Port Orange, Fla. Filed Feb.
First use June 1970. 14, 1972.
TT
SN 399,940. The American Appraisal Company, Inc., Mil-
waukee, Wis. Filed Aug. 12, 1971.
TANDARD
ESEARCH
ONSULTANTS
The component words “Research Consultants” are dis- applicant hereby disclaims exélusive right to use of the
claimed apart from the mark as shown. word “Campgrounds” aside and apart from the mark as
For Appraisals of Tangible and Intangible Business Prop- shown, reserving however unto itself any and all common law
erty (Int. Cl. 35). rights which it may possess.
First use July 17, 1967. First use July 1969.
Aprit 3, 1973
SN 415,818. Osceola Fruit Distributors, Kissimmee, Fila.
Filed Feb. 16, 1972.
*CORANGE BUS
Applicant disclaims all rights in the word “Orange” and
the representation of an orange apart from the mark as
shown.
For Retail Store Services and Mail Order Sales of Citrus
Products and Honey (Int. Cl. 42).
First use Dec. 21, 1971,
SN 416,381. Hitchcock Publishing Company, Wheaton, Ill.
Filed Feb. 23, 1972.
HITCHCOCK EXECUTIVE
BOOK SERVICE
The words “Book” and “Service” are disclaimed separate
and apart from the mark as a whole, but the applicant waives
none of its common law rights in the mark or any feature
thereof.
For Selection and Mail Order Sale of Books (Int. Cl, 42).
First use in August 1971.
SN 418,138. Valerie Pool’s The Golden Door, Inc., Old
Greenwich, Conn. Filed Mar. 18, 1972.
Valerie Poot's The Golden Door
For Employment Services (Int. Cl. 35).
First use at least as early as Apr. 26, 1970.
SN 419,534. A. G. Bill Bailey, La Jolla, Calif., assignee of
Telesales, Inc., La Jolla, Calif. Filed Mar, 27, 1972.
TELESALES
For Accumulating Telephone Orders for General Retail
Merchandise and Transmitting Such Orders to Vendors of
That Merchandise (Int. Cl. 35).
First use Mar. 7, 1972.
SN 421,092. Steven K. Herlitz, Inc., New York, N.Y. Filed
Apr. 11, 1972.
MEDIA-GAGE
For Providing Measurement of Advertising Effectiveness
(Int. Cl. 35).
First use at least as early as Feb. 10, 1971.
Class 102 — Insurance and Financial
SN 357,958. Coap Systems Inc., Greenvale, N.Y. Filed Apr.
27, 1970.
AUTOBOOK
Owner of Reg. No. 884,174.
For Financial Planning and Tax Research Services, Utiliz-
ing a Computer (Int. Cl. 38).
First use July 1, 1968.
U. S. PATENT OFFICE TM 59
SN 385,892. Lamar Savings Association, Austin, Tex. Filed
Mar. 4, 1971.
YOUR FAMILY FINANCIAL
CENTER
For Banking Services (Int. Cl. 36).
First use Sept. 29, 1969.
SN 404,712. American Auto Supply Co., Inc., Rochester,
N.Y. Filed Oct. 12, 1971.
AMERICAN AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
Applicant disclaims the words “Auto Supply” apart from
the mark as shown, and without waiving any of its common
law rights (Int. Cl. 86).
For Credit Services—Namely, Extension of Credit Through
the Use of Credit Cards for Retail Merchandise (Int. Cl. 36).
First use 1940.
SN 412,712. Blair, Follin, Allen & Walker, Inc., Nashville,
Tenn, Filed Jan. 14, 1972.
Applicant disclaims exclusive right to use of the words
“Preferred Employers Group Insurance Trust” apart from
the mark, without conceding any common law rights.
For Life, Major Medical, Weekly Indemnity, and Long Term
Disability Income Insurance Brokerage Services (Int. Cl. 36).
First use during May 1970.
ce
SN 412,833. First National Bank of Oregon, Portland, Oreg.
Filed Jan. 17, 1972.
For Banking Services—Namely, Deposit, Withdrawal, Ac-
count Collection and Small Loan Services Provided by Ma-
chine (Int. Cl. 36).
First use Oct. 26, 1971.
SN 413,165. Blair, Follin, Allen & Walker, Inc., Nashville,
Tenn. Filed Jan. 19, 1972.
P.E.T.
For Administering Group Insurance (Int. Cl. 36).
First use May 1970.
SN 413,166. Blair, Follin, Allen & Walker, Inc., Nashville,
Tenn. Filed Jan. 19, 1972.
NET
For Administering Group Insurance (Int. Cl. 36).
First use May 1970.
TM 60 OFFICIAL GAZETTE ApRIL 3, 1973
SN 414,041. First Hawaiian Bank, Honolulu, Hawaii. Filed SN 422,153. Insurance Company of North America, Phila-
Jan, 31, 1972. delphia, Pa, Filed Apr. 21, 1972.
ALLINONE QUAKE GUARD
For Assemblying and Consolidating for Each of its Cus- For Underwriting Earthquake Insurance (Int. Cl. 36).
tomers a Record of all of a Plurality of Banking Service First use Dec. 7, 1971.
Transactions in Different Types of Accounts, Recording the
Actions in Connection With Each and Furnishing a Monthly
Statement to Said Customers Showing the Results of Such SN 422,154. Insurance Company of North America, Phila-
Services (Int. Cl. 36). delphia, Pa. Filed Apr. 21, 1972.
First use Dec. 27, 1971.
SN 414,958. Saugerties Savings Bank, Saugerties, N.Y. Filed
Feb. 8, 1972.
.
oaugertizs For Underwriting Earthquake Insurance (Int. Cl. 36).
First use Dec. 7, 1971.
SAVINGS BANK
SN 486,131. The First National Bank and Trust Company,
Applicant disclaims “Since 1871” and “Savings Bank” Troy, Ohio. Filed Sept. 19, 1972.
apart from the mark as shown,
For Banking Services (Int. Cl. 36),
First use Jan. 1, 1971.
SN 421,992. The Prudential Insurance Company of America,
Newark, N.J, Filed Apr, 20, 1972.
“OWN
A PIECE
OF THE ROCK”
Owner of Reg. No. 930,686.
For Banking Services (Int. Cl. 36).
First use Sept. 1, 1972.
Class 103 — Construction and Repair
Owner of Reg. Nos, 501,706, 792,738, and others. SN 883,720. Horizon Corporation, Tucson, Ariz. Filed Fev.
For Providing Individual and Group Life and Sickness and = 49. 4971.
Accident Insurance Protection and Annuities (Int. Cl. 36).
First use June 1970.
SN 422,008. The Prudential Insurance Company of America,
——- + HORIZON CORPORATION
Newark, N.J. Filed Apr. 20, 1972.
For General Contracting Services in the Field of Home
Construction (Int. Cl. 37).
First use May 22, 1968.
intense
SN 387,178. Nalews, Inc., Gilford, N.H. Filed Mar. 23, 1971.
Owner of Reg. Nos. 501,706, 792,738, and others.
For Providing All Forms of Insurance Protection Including
Life, Health, Annuities, Property and Casualty and Reinsur-
ance; Also Administrative Services, Corporation Financing
and Mortgage Lending Services, Services in Connection With
Investments, Securities and Real Estate and Other Activities For Construction of Industrial Waste and Sewage Disposal
Engaged in by the Company Directly or Through Subsidiaries Facilities for Industry, Commerce and Government (Int.
(Int. Cl. 36). Cl. 37).
First use about 1896. First use Sept. 4, 1970.
8 Apr 8, 1973 U. S. PATENT OFFICE TM 61
ja-
SN 393,475. McKean Oldsmobile Company, d.b.a. Auto Guard ransportation
Industries, Pittsburgh, Pa. Filed May 28, 1971. Class 105 —T and Storage
O GU ARD SN 381,379. Northwest Bank and Trust Company, Daven-
AUT port, Iowa. Filed Jan. 19, 1971.
For Application of Rust Preventive and Protective Coat-
ing as Applied to Vehicles (Int. Cl. 40).
a- First use Jan. 12, 1971.
SN 404,134. Colle Enterprises, Inc., Atlanta, Ga. Filed Oct.
— GOLDEN
For Maintenance and Repair of Vehicles—Namely, Truck
Tractors and Trailers (Int. Cl. 37).
First use no later than Apr. 8, 1971.
—_—_———————————
The lining on the drawing is a feature of the mark and
SN 409,641. Advance Concrete and Asphalt Co., Maryville, does not represent color.
y, Mo. Filed Dec. 8, 1971. For Travel Agency Services (Int. Cl. 39).
First use Dec. 27, 1970.
SN 393,732. The Westindies Society, Santurce, Puerto Rico.
For Construction of Homes and Buildings (Int. Cl. 37). Filed June 1, 1971.
First use on or about Oct. 2, 1971.
— Tm
SN 415,259. Evans Products Company, Portland, Oreg. Filed
Feb. 10, 1972.
RIDGE HOMES
Owner of Reg. Nos. 854,976, 854,977, and 854,978.
For Home Building Services (Int. Cl. 37).
First use at least as early as 1962.
SN 416,988. Gas U.S.A., Evergreen Park, Ill. Filed Mar. 1, For Travel Information Club Services—Namely, Furnishing
1972. Special Reports and Information to Members (Int. Cl. 38).
First use Nov. 1, 1970.
SN 398,609. McCloud River Railroad Company, Hamilton,
Ohio. Filed July 28, 1971.
Fer Autemebile Service Station Services (Int. Ci. 87). The drawing is lined for the colors green and yellow. The
Disst use Mag 2, 2083. phrase “Rail Water Route” is disclaimed except in associa-
tion with the mark as shown.
For Freight Storage Services and Freight Transport Serv-
ices by Railway (Int. Cl. 39).
Class 104 a Communication First use 1890.
SN 422,010. General Electric Company, Schenectady, N.Y. gy 413,568, National Car Rental System, Inc., Minneapolls,
Filed Apr. 20, 1972. Minn. Filed Jan. 24, 1972.
: CRN CMAS
For Supplying Equipment, Facilities and Personnel for For Arranging for Air Transportation of Caskets in Padded
Audio-Video Communications (Int. Cl. 38). Flexible Shipping Containers (Int. Cl. 39).
First use Sept. 29, 1970. First use Feb. 1, 1968.
TM 62
Minn. Filed Jan. 24, 1972.
Clnas
For Arranging for Air Transportation of Caskets in Padded
Flexible Shipping Containers (Int. Cl. 39).
First use Feb. 1, 1968.
SN 416,804. Tourlite International, Inc., New York, N.Y.
Filed Feb. 28, 1972.
Applicant disclaims the word “Tour” apart from the mark.
For Travel Agency Services (Int. Cl. 39).
First use Jan. 10, 1972.
SN 416,934, George Transfer and Rigging Company, Incor-
porated, Parkton, Md. Filed Feb. 29, 1972.
Owner of Reg. No, 983,408.
For Truck Transportation of Construction Equipment (Int.
Cl. 39).
First use Jan. 14, 1972.
SN 421,790. Allegheny Airlines, Inc., Washington, D.C. Filed
Apr. 19, 1972.
MOONLIGHTER
For Air Transportation of Person, Property, Freight and
Mail (Int. Cl. 39).
First use Mar. 8, 1972.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
SN 418,569. National Car Rental System, Inc., Minneapolis,
Aprit 3, 1973
Class 106 — Material Treatment
SN 353,715. First Capital Corporation of Chicago (as agent
for the Lenders as recited), assignee of Applied Synthetics
Corporation, Washington Park, Bast St. Louis, Ill. Filed
Mar. 11, 1970.
PORUOLATION
For Services Rendered to Others in the Treatment of Ther-
moplastic Sheet Material by Generating Minute Pores Therein
Thus To Render Same Permeable and Breathable (Int. Cl.
40).
First use June 1968.
SN 415,901. Teleflex Incorporated, North Wales, Pa. Filed
Feb. 17, 1972. SERMETEL
Owner of Reg. No. 778,415.
For Processing and Servicing in the Application of Inor-
ganic Coatings and Compounds, Fluoroplastic Coatings, Fluo-
ropolymer Coatings, Dry Film Lubricants, Ceramic Coatings,
Thermoplastic Coatings, Diffusion Coatings and Miscellane-
ous Coatings That Require Thermal Curing (Int. Cl. 40).
First use in or about March 1967.
Class 107 — Education and Entertainment
SN 397,487. William Partrite, Inc., d.b.a. Diet Watcher
Workshop, Goleta, Calif. Filed July 15, 1971.
The program you can live with
For Dietary Program Services, Including Exercising Pro-
grams, Menus, and Other Weight Reducing Afds (Int. Cl. 41).
First use May 16, 1971.
SN 414,003. Harvey Potts, Jr., Curtis T. Murray, Donald B.
Simpson, James Zimmerman, John G. Murray, and Ronald
R. Baker (joint owners), Thomaston, Conn. Filed Jan. 28,
THE MODULATIONS
For Entertainment Services—Namely, Presentations by a
Vocal and Instrumental Musical Group (Int. Cl. 41).
First use in August 1969.
a
SN 418,078. Wilfred Laboratories, Inc., New York, N.Y.
Filed Mar. 13, 1972.
WILFRED ACADEMY OF
BEAUTY
Applicant disclaims the words “Academy of Beauty” apart
from the mark as shown.
For Operation of Schools Providing Training and Courses
of Instruction in Hair and Beauty Culture (Int. Cl. 41).
First use Sept. 15, 1919.
SN 430,015.
1972.
Robert Howard, Potomac, Md. Filed July 17,
SOUND OFF
For Entertainment Services—Namely, Public Affairs Pro-
gram (Int. Cl. 41).
First use on or about Aug. 15, 1962.
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COLLECTIVE MEMBERSHIP MARKS
Class 200
SN 403,963. National Square Dance Campers Association,
Inc., Appleton, Wis. Filed Sept. 30, 1971.
NSD
CAMPER
For Indicating Membership in Applicant.
First use at least as early as July 7, 1962.
T™ 63
TRADEMARK REGISTRATIONS ISSUED
PRINCIPAL REGISTER
Class 1— Raw or Partly Prepared Materials
956,299. ADDITOL. Reichhold-Albert-Chemie Aktiengesell-
schaft. MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes 1 and 6). SN 341,084.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-15-69.
956,300. LONZA. Lonza Ltd. MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes
1, 5, 6, 14, 15, 16, 18, 31, and 46). SN 346,919. Pub.
1-16-78, Filed 12-22-69.
956,301. LEAVIL AND DESIGN. Chatillon Societa Anonima
Italiana per le Fibre Tessili Artificiali S.p.A. MULTIPLE
CLASS (Classes 1, 19, 39, and 42). SN 367,681. Pub.
1-16-78, Filed 8-11-70.
956,802. RESICOAT. Robert Bosch GmbH. SN 367,813. Pub.
1-16-78. Filed 8-12-70.
956,308. VERMARCO V AND DESIGN. Vermont Marble
Company. MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 12,
18, 16, 21, 23, 27, 28, 32, 34, and 37). SN 393,982. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 6-7-71.
956,304. DIAMOND WHITE AND DIAMOND DBSIGN.
Hybrid Turkeys Limited. SN 397,465. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed
7-15-71.
956,305. GATOR-PLY. International Paper Company. SN
406,756. Pub. 12-19-72. Filed 11-3-71.
956,306. K-FIL. NL Industries, Inc. SN 413,257. Pub.
1-16-78. Filed 1-20-72.
956,307. MISCELLANEOUS DESIGN. Acushnet Company.
SN 414,181. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 1-81-72.
956,308. DELOURA. Sun Chemical Corporation. SN 417,184.
Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 3-2-72.
em
Class 2 — Receptades
956.808. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,309. SHERRI AND DESIGN. Sherri Cup,
322,852. Pub. 12-23-69. Filed 3-20—69.
Inc. SN
Class 3 — Baggage, Animal Equipments, Port-
- folios, and Pocketbooks
956,310. FLYT TOTH. Richey’s Incorporated. SN 375,819.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-12-70.
956,311. TRISSA. Sarme Handbag Co., Inc. SN 381,791.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 1-22-71.
Class 4 — Abrasives and Polishing Materials
956,308. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,312. LONDON. Arrow Chemical Products,
418,704. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8-17-72.
Inc. SN
Class 5 — Adhesives
956,300. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,308. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,313. SPOT-GRP. Spotnails. Inc. SN 392,482. Pub.
1-16-78. Filed 5-18-71.
T™ 64
Class 6— Chemicals and Chemical Com:
positions
956,299.
956,300.
(See Class 1 for this trademark.)
(See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,303. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,814. WHISTLE. Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corpora-
tion. SN 344,713. Pub. 5-4—71. Filed 11-26-69.
956,315. EMBLEM DESIGN. Paterson Products Limited.
SN 383,628, Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 2-11-71.
956,316. AUTO/PAK. ICL Scientific, by change of name
from International Clinical Laboratories Industries. SN
388,917. Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 4-12-71.
956,317. NIEHOFF. C. E. Niehoff & Co. MULTIPLE CLASS
(Classes 6, 13, 15, 19, 21, 23, and 26). SN 389,068. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 4-14-71.
956,318. LA FRANCE. General Foods Corporation. SN
398,976. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8—2-71.
956,319. RINGFOTO. Ringfoto G.m.b.H. MULTIPLD CLASS
(Classes 6 and 26). SN 408,056. Pub 1-16-78 Filed 9-20-71.
56,320. ACIPROT. Novo Industri A/S. SN 408,256. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 11-19-71.
956,821. NO-CY. Park Chemical Company. SN 410,507. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 12-17-71.
956,322. TANAPAL. Sybron Corporation. SN 411,929. Pub.
10-31-72. Filed 1-6-72.
56,823. MARK IV. May Brothers Co., Inc. SN 413,396. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 1-21-72.
956,824 AM-EX-OL. Aldrich Chemical Company, Inc. SN
414,444. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 1-24-72.
956,325. HY-GLY. Hysan Corporation. SN 416,018. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 2-18-72.
956,826. OSS. Chemical Additives Company. SN 416,420.
Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 2-24-72.
956,327. MPS. Miles Laboratories, Inc. SN 417,892. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 3-9-72.
956,828. PUR-A-GOLD. Oxy Metal Finishing Corporation.
SN 417,896. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-9-72.
956,329. PRESTONE II. Union Carbide Corporation. SN
418,240. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3~-13-72.
956,380. SNOWSIL. Allied Chemical Corporation. SN
418,460. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-15-72.
956,331. VD/G DRI-DOT. Organon Inc. SN 418,639. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 3-17-72.
956,332. FOUR/GONB. Sterling Drug Inc. SN 418,868. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 3-20-72.
956,338. NO CLING. Calgon Corporation. SN 419,116. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 3-22-72.
956,884. EXXON AND DESIGN. Exxon Corporation, by
change of name from Standard Oil Company. SN 420,758.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 4-7-72.
956,885. EXXON AND DESIGN. Exxon Corporation, by
change of name from Standard Oil Company. SN 420,759.
Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 4-7-72.
Class 8—Smokers’ Artides, Not Induding
Tobacco Products
956,803. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,386. CARBY. E. A. Carey Pipe Company, d.b.a. E. A.
Carey Co. SN 398,030. Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 7-22-71.
Apri. 3, 1973
956,387. SOLUDA, Ram Tolaram, 4.b.a. R. Tolaram Inter-
national Agencies. SN 899,748. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 8-9-71.
956,388. VICTOR. Pfizer Inc. SN 404,243. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 10-4~-71.
Class 9 — Explosives, Firearms, Equipments,
and Projectiles
956,339. GUIDE LINE, Williams Gun Sight Co. SN 388,822.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 4-9-71.
956,840. STARLIGHT. Star Bonifacio Echeverria, S.A. SN
408,968. Pub, 1-16-73, Filed 11-29-71.
956,341. ENERGEL. Hercules Incorporated. SN 413,067.
Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 1-19-72.
Ciass 10 — Fertilizers
956,342. RACUZA. Velsicol Chemical
389,645. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 4~-19-71.
956,343. IMPERIAL. Lee Road Nursery, Inc. SN 410,226.
Pub. 12-26-72. Filed 11-26-71.
956,844. STIM-U-PLANT COMPO AND DESIGN. Stim-U-
Plant, Inc, SN 415,354. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-11-72.
Corporation. SN
Class 11— Inks and Inking Materials
956,845. SNAP-PAK. Litton Business Systems,
389,596. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 4-19-71.
Inc. SN
—_—_—— TT
Class 12 — Construction Materials
956,808. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,346. MICROMENT. Set Products, Inc. SN 397,845. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 7-20-71.
956,347. PELICAN. Allis-Chalmers Corporation. SN 403,900.
Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 9-30-71.
956,848. SICALEX. Zeston, Inc. SN 404,013. Pub. 1-16-78.
Filed 9-80-71.
956,849. ALCAN. Aluminum Company of Canada, Limited.
SN 404,020. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-1-71.
956,350. DIVIDE-A-LITE. Rusco Industries, Incorporated.
SN 404,108. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 10-1-71.
956,351. PHILLYCLAD. Philadelphia Resins Corporation.
SN 404,245. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-4-71.
956,352. PHILLYSEAL. Philadelphia Resins Corporation.
SN 404,246. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10—-4-71.
956,353. PRESSMOLD. Press/Product Engineering, Inc. SN
404,470. Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 10-6-71.
956,354. BILNOR AND DESIGN. Bilnor Corporation. SN
405,686. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 10-21-71.
956,855. TRIMWOOD. Nanco Corporation. SN 405,711. Pub.
1-16-78. Filed 10-21-71.
956,856. NANCO. Nanco Corporation. SN 405,712. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 10-21-71.
956,857. ASTROLAM. Reichhold Chemicals,
405,720. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 10-21-71.
956,358. 3M. Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Com-
pany. SN 406,562. Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 11-1-71.
956,859. D DESIGN. Duron Canada, Ltd. SN 407,219. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 11-9-71.
Inc. SN
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
TM 65
Class 13—Hardware and Plumbing and
Steam-Fitting Supplies
956,308. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,317. (See Class 6 for this trademark.)
956,360. J AND DESIGN. Janus, Inc. MULTIPLE CLASS
(Classes 13, 19, 21, 23. 26, and 29). SN 325,048. Pub.
10-10-72. Filed 4-21-69.
956,361. MONKBY BALL. John A. Hastings. SN 353,660.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-10-70.
956,362. AMPLISEAL. AMP Incorporated. SN 377,858. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 12-4-70.
956,363. AIRCO AND DBSIGN. Airco, Inc., by change of
name from Air Reduction Company, Incorporated. SN
380,172, Pub. 10-17-72. Filed 1-5-71.
956,864. AIRCO. Airco, Inc., by change of name from Air
Reduction Company, Incorporated. SN 380,177. Pub.
10-17-72. Filed 1-5-71.
956,365. HANSENCRAFT AND DBSIGN. A. L. Hansen Mfg.
Co. MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes 18, 14, and 25). SN
386,364. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-15-71.
956,366. PANELMATCH PM AND DBSIGN. Co-Ax Devices,
Ine. SN 393,599. Pub. 10-10-72. Filed 6-1-71.
956,367. COLLECTOR'S CHOICE, Baldwin Hardware Manu-
facturing Corporation. MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes 13 and
33). SN 397,022. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 7-12-71.
956,368. EXELOCK. Taisel Kinzoku Kogyosho Co., Ltd. SN
897,161. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 7-12-71.
956,369. PORT-A-DITCH. Transcontinental Resources, Inc.
SN 398,767. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 7-29-71.
956,370. AQUA-MASSAGE. Bowles Fluidics Corporation. SN
418,761. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 1-26-72.
956,371. IYOSHI. Yugen Kaisha Iiyoshi Selsakusho, 4.b.a.
Iiyoshi Seisakusho Co., Ltd. SN 417,909. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 3-9-72.
956,372. PVT. Michigan Hanger Company. SN 424,966. Pub.
1-16-78. Filed 5-19-72.
956,373. VENETIAN. Keystone Consolidated Industries, Inc.
MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes 18 and 25). SN 425,004. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 5-22-72.
956,374. RA BOT. Elco Industries, Inc. SN 426,899. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 6-9-72.
Class 14— Metals and Metal Castings and
Forgings
956,300. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,365. (See Class 13 for this trademark.)
956,875. AIRCO. Airco, Inc., by change of name from Air
Reduction Company, Incorporated. SN 347,566. Pub.
10-17-72. Filed 1-2-70.
Class 15— Oils and Greases
956,300. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,317. (See Class 6 for this trademark.)
956,376. RACING. Ann Shirley Alessi, d.b.a. Racing Prod-
ucts. MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes 15 and 16). SN 395,793.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 6-25-71.
956,877. MONOSPRAY. Lubrication Engineers, Inc, SN
416,901. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 2-29-72.
956,878. POLLU-SHUN. Specialty Products Company. SN
421,667. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 4-17-72.
TM 66 OFFICIAL
Class 16 — Protective and Decorative Coatings
956,300. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,303. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,376. (See Class 15 for this trademark.)
956,379, GUIDE LINE. Williams Gun Sight Co. SN 388,993.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 4-12-71.
956,380. 803 COTE. LEL Chemicals, Inc., assignee of LEL
Products, Inc. SN 392,528. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 5-19-71.
Class 17 —Tobacco Products
956,381. 1776 AND DESIGN. Robert F. Winans. SN 353,237.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-5-70.
956,382. SKAGEN SHOAL. Larus & Brother Company. SN
406,352. Pub. 11-7-72. Filed 10-29-71.
956,383. ESCORT. General Cigar Co., Inc. SN 417,721. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 3-8-72.,
Class 18 — Medicines and Pharmaceutical
Preparations
956,300. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,384. MEDI-SPACE. Medi-Kay Laboratories
SN 400,764. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8-20-71.
956,385. FEM GARD. Burr Corporation. SN 409,893, Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 12-10-71.
956,386. NATREX. Ciba-Geigy Corporation. SN 409,911. Pub.
12-26-72. Filed 12-10-71.
956,387. STED-A-MILK. Agway,
1-16-73. Filed 12-29-71.
956,388. LAXATONE. Evsco Pharmaceutical
414,319, Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2—2-72.
956,389. NASAHIST. Keene Pharmaceuticals Incorporated.
SN 415,605. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-14-72.
956,390. VITA MATES. Dart Industries Inc., d.b.a, Special
Sale Products Co. SN 415,629. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2—14—72.
956,391. REXILLANA. Dart Industries Inc., d.b.a. Rexall
. Drug Company. SN 415,788. Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 2—16~—72.
Company.
Inc. SN 411,388. Pub.
Corp. SN
—_—_—_—_—————————
Class 19—Vehides
956,301. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,317. (See Class 6 for this trademark.)
956,360. (See Class 18 for this trademark.)
956.392. SPOKY. Mathew R. Gannon. SN 347,599. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 1—2-70.
956,393. DRAG-LEVELBR, Monroe Auto Equipment Com-
pany. SN 402,924. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-16-71.
956,394. GOIN-JESSIE AND DESIGN. Cordell Tackle, Inc.
SN 402,973. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-17-71.
956,395. MAYNARD-M AND GOLF BALL DESIGN. Citation
Manufacturing Company, Inc., assignee of Maynard Sales
International, Inc. SN 403,145. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed
9-20-71.
956,396. MANTA. Adam Opel Aktiengesellschaft. SN
409,153. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-17-71.
956,397. DURA-TOTE. Dura Corporation. SN 410,049, Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 12-13-71.
GAZETTE APRIL 3, 1978
Class 21— Electrical Apparatus, Machines,
and Supplies
956,303. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,317. (See Class 6 for this trademark.)
956,360. (See Class 13 for this trademark.)
956,398. MICROLINE. The Narda Microwave Corporation.
MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes 21 and 26). SN 346,276, Pub.
1-16-73, Filed 12-15-69.
956,399. AUDIO MASTER. Shure Brothers Incorporated.
SN 360,150. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 5-18-70.
956,400. CASI. Carl Sievers. MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes
21 and 25). SN 381,795. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 1-22-71.
956,401. FALCON LIGHTS. Henry N. Switsen, d.b.a. Falcon
Lights. SN 391,637. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 5-10-71.
956,402. SILTROL. General Dlectric Company. SN 393,444.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 5-28-71.
956,403. SAFETPOWER. Gulton Industries, Inc. SN 394,536.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 6-10-71.
956,404. CREATIVE. Creative Environments
394,732. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 6-15-71.
956,405. EBCO ELECTRONA. Ebco Battery Co. SN 396,097.
Pub. 10-31-72. Filed 6-29-71.
956,406. BROWNING. Browning Laboratories, Inc.
396,564. Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 7-6—71.
956,407. DATOTEK, Datotek, Inc. SN 398,945. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 8-2-71.
956,408. DISCOVERER. Entex Industries, Inc. SN 400,266.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8-16-71.
956,409. TERAMIDE. The P. D, George Company. SN
401,746. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-1-71.
956,410. TERASOD. The P. D. George Company. SN 401,747.
Pub. 1-16-72. Filed 9-1-71.
956,411. SOLID-TUBE,. Electronic Devices, Inc. SN 404,052.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-1—71.
956,412. MIIDA. Marubeni America Corporation, by change
of name from Marubeni-IIda (America), Inc. MULTIPLE
CLASS (Classes 21 and 25). SN 404,305. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 10—5-71.
956,413. AEROFILM. Aerovox
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-16-71.
956,414. SNAP-SHOT. Ciba-Geigy Corporation, assignee of
Ren Plastics, Inc. SN 417,502. Pub. 1-2—73. Filed 3-6—72.
956,415. TUFFITE. Stewart R. Browne Mfg. Co., Inc. SN
417,835. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-9-72.
956,416. MUTE 21. 2ist Century Communications, Ltd. SN
418,845. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-20-72.
Inc. SN
SN
Corporation. SN 407,767.
Class 22 — Games, Toys, and Sporting Goods
956,417. HEALTH JOGGER. Battle Creek Equipment Co.
SN 307,410. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-16-68.
956,418, IMAGIDRAW. Thomas Howie Barr Russell.
358,225. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3—5-70.
956,419. DUROLON. Horrocks-Ibbotson Company. SN
377,024. Pub. 10—-3~—72. Filed 11-24-70.
956,420. SEBINO LA BAMBOLA ITALIANA NEL MONDO
AND DESIGN. “Sebino” La Bambola Italiana. SN 399,730.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8—-9-71.
956,421. GOLDEN BOOK. Western Publishing Company, Inc.
SN 406,180, Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-27-71.
956,422. CPI. Reeder Development Corporation. SN 410,514.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-17-71.
956,423. BROKEN ENGLISH. American Greetings Corpora-
tion. SN 411,103. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-27-71.
956,424. CHAIN REACTION. Milton Bradley Company. SN
416,442, Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-24-72.
SN
APRIL 3, 1978
956,425. THE BATHROOM GAMBE. Thomas W. Jones, Jr.,
d.b.a. Kirkwood Enterprises. SN 418,546. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 3-16-72.
956,426. SLIX. DBA Products Co., Inc. SN 419,955. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 3-30-72.
956,427. GYM-THING, Gerstung International Sport Hdu-
cation, Inc., by change of name from Siegfried Gerstung
International Sport Education, Inc. SN 420,039. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 3-31-72.
956,428. ABOUT MY WORLD. Mattel, Inc. SN 420,098.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-31-72.
956,429. BLOWN TORCH. Mattel, Inc. SN 420,099. Pub.
1-16-73, Filed 3-31-72.
956,430. ALPHA TRUCK. Mattel, Inc. SN 420,100. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 3-31-72.
956,481. ALPHA PET. Mattel, Inc. SN 420,101. Pub.
1-16-73, Filed 3-31-72.
956,482. BREAKIN’ 8. Mattel, Inc. SN 420,102. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 3-31-72.
956,433. ABOUT ME. Mattel, Inc. SN 420,103. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 3-31-72.
956,434. STRI-KALL. K-Lin Specialties, Inc. SN 420,272.
Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 4-3-72.
956,435. FIREBALL AND DESIGN. K-Lin Specialties, Inc.
SN 420,274. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 4-3-72.
956,436. FRANK MERRIWELL. Frank Merriwell Incor-
porated, by change of name from Smith Street Publications,
Inc. MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes 22 and 51). SN 420,385.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 4—5—72.
956,487. SURPRISE HOUSE. Mattel, Inc. SN 420,521, Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 4—6—72.
956,438. RAM JET. General Mills Fun Group, Inc. SN
422,211. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 4-24-72.
956,439. DEUCES WILD. General Mills Fun Group, Inc. SN
422,212. Pub, 1-16-73, Filed 4-24-72.
956,440. DAREPLANE. Mattel, Inc.
1-16-73. Filed 4—24—72.
956,441. LITTLE GOLDEN BOOK. Western Publishing
Company, Inc. SN 481,817. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 7-31-72.
SN 422,286, Pub.
Class 23 — (Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools,
and Parts Thereof
956,303. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,317. (See Class 6 for this trademark.)
956,360. (See Class 13 for this trademark.)
956,442. QUAD. Minnesota Rubber Company. SN 326,897.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 5-5-69.
956,448. PRESS-PAC. G. M. Sommer Co., Inc. SN 335,377.
Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 8-14-69.
956,444. POLLUTROL. Pollutrol Technology,
871,282. Pub, 8-24-71. Filed 9-21-70.
956,445. ROTOFLECTOR. Keene Corporation. SN 379,114.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-11-70.
956,446. IDENTAPLATE. Dymo Industries, Inc. MULTI-
PLE CLASS (Classes 23 and 87). SN 381,513. Pub. 4-25-72.
Filed 1-21-71.
956,447. AIR-TOUCH. Halliburton Company. SN 383,904.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-16-71.
956,448. LAZORLITE. Stephen B. Herrick, d.b.a. 8.B.H.
Associates, MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes 23, 31, and 35).
SN 386,596. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 8-17-71.
956,449. SUPER STAMP AND DESIGN. Richard Horland,
d.b.a. Super Stamp Mfg. Co. SN 392,264. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 5-17-71.
956,450. SPEED-PRO. Sealed Power Corporation. MULTI-
PLE CLASS (Classes 23 and 35). SN 392,809. Pub. 1-16-78.
Filed 5-21-71.
956,451. MARBELLA. Present Trading Corporation. SN
393,350. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 5-27-71.
Inc. SN
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
TM 67
956,452. Z-LODA. Guenther Systems, Inc. SN 394,219. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 6-8-71.
956,453. RUBBLE ROUSER. Flicker Vacuum Manufacturing,
Ine. SN 395,393. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 6-21-71.
956,454. WALL/ALL. Chaska Chemical Company, Inc. SN
396,189, Pub. 8-15-72. Filed 6-30-71.
956,455. FOX. Koehring Company, SN 396,615. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 7-6-71.
956,456. KIMBERLY. GCL Mercantile Corporation.
397,059. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 7-12-71,
956,457. U.S. PACKAGING AND DESIGN. U.S. Packaging
Corporation. SN 397,770. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 7-19-71.
956,458. BROUSSARD MACHINE CO., INC. ETC. AND DE-
SIGN. Broussard Machine Co., Inc. SN 397,800. Pub.
1-16-73, Filed 7-20-71.
956,459. GER AND DESIGN. Jose Arocena. SN 398,011.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 7-22-71.
956,460. ORLANDO. Oneida Ltd. SN 406,266. Pub. 1-16-78.
Filed 10-28-71.
956,461. CARBOSHEAR, American Cokiset Corporation. SN
406,838. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-4~71.
956,462. RIFFLE RUNNER. Edward H. Spaulding, 4.b.a.
Edward H. Spaulding Co. SN 408,457. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed
11-22-71.
956,463. KASON. Separator Engineering Ltd. SN 409,141.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-1-71.
956,464. SWEDO. Cincinnati Printing and Drying Systems,
Inc. SN 410,610. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-20-71.
956,465. YANKEE DOODLBD. Oneida Ltd. SN 410,694. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 12-20-71.
956,466. ROTOJET. General Motors
410,996. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-23-71.
956,467. ROLL-BED. Owatonna Tool Company. SN 411,042.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-23-71.
956,468. BLUE CHIP. The Lodge & Shipley Company. SN
411,198. Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 12-27-71.
956,469. SEIKO. Kabushiki Kaisha Hattori Tokeiten. SN
415,201. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-10-72.
SN
Corporation. SN
Class 25 — Locks and Safes
956,365. (See Class 18 for this trademark.)
956,373. (See Class 13 for this trademark.)
956,400. (See Class 21 for this trademark.)
956,412. (See Class 21 for this trademark.)
AS
Class 26—Measuring and Scientific
Appliances
956,317. (See Class 6 for this trademark.)
956,319. (See Class 6 for this trademark.)
956,360. (See Class 13 for this trademark.)
956,398. (See Class 21 for this trademark.)
956,470. TOUCH TRONIC. Information Management Fa-
cilities, Inc. SN 354,004. Pub, 11-14-72. Filed 3-13-70.
956,471. MACALASTER. Raytheon Company. SN 378,112.
Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 12-7-70.
956,472. WILDCO. Trippensee Corporation, d.b.a, Wildlife
Supply Company. SN 386,917. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8-19-71.
956,478. KENLAB. Vidar Laboratories Inc. SN 386,924.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-19-71.
956,474. DELTA 2000. Honeywell Inc. SN 388,565. Pub.
1-16-78. Filed 4—7-71.
956,475. FILMKRAFT. Walter F. Soul, 4.b.a. Filmkraft
Services and Filmkraft Mfg. Co. SN 393,866. Pub. 1-16-78.
Filed 6-3-71.
956,476. STARAN. Goodyear Aerospace Corporation. SN
393,925. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 6—4—71.
TM 68
956,477. STELLA. Stella-KG. Werner Deussen. SN 399,838.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8-10-71.
956,478. CONSTALERT. Concept, Inc. SN 401,499. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 8-30-71.
956,479. SHRIMP. Litton Business Systems, Inc. SN
403,956. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-30-71.
956,480. RIDE PERFECTOR. FMC Corporation, SN 404,057.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-1-71.
956,481. FYRBESTAN. Leeds & Northrup Company. SN
404,452. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-6-71.
956,482, MISCELLANEOUS DESIGN. General Computer
Systems, Inc, SN 405,072. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-14-71.
956,483. SLIDBEMATIC. Parmelee Industries, Inc., by merger
from Flood Safety Products Co. SN 407,004. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 11-8-71.
956,484. POLAMAGIC. Polaroid Corporation, SN 407,243.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-9-71,
956,485. SENTRY. Sentry Hardware Corporation. SN
407,466. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-11-71.
956,486. EIKONIX. Eikonix Corporation. SN 417,264. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 3-3-72.
956,487. OTO-THERM. Products International Company. SN
417,319. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-3-72.
956,488. CODE-LITE. Sanders Associates, Inc. SN 418,312.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-9—72.
956,489. DIGICOURSE AND DESIGN. The Laitram Corpora-
tion. SN 420,931. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 4-10-72.
aL
Class 27 — Horological Instruments
956,303. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,490. EJU AND DESIGN. Erhard Jauch, Uhrenfabrik.
SN 401,765. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-1-71,
956,491. CHOPARD GENEVE. Le Petit-Fils de L. U. Cho-
pard & Clie S.A. SN 418,754. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-17-72.
Class 28 — Jewelry and Precious-Metal Ware
956,303. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,492. RADIAL. Textron Inc. SN 418,025. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 3-10-72.
956,493. BEE OF THE MONTH. Herbert Rosenthal Jewelry
Corp. SN 418,411. Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 3-15-72.
Class 29 — Brooms, Brushes, and Dusters
956,360. (See Class 13 for this trademark.)
Class 31— Filters and Refrigerators
956,300. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,448. (See Class 23 for this trademark.)
956,494. SURE-FIT AND DESIGN, Schwartz Manufacturing
Company. SN 385,239. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 3-2-71.
956,495. SKY-COLD. Airco, Inc., by change of name from
Air Reduction Company, Incorporated. SN 391,392. Pub.
1-2-73. Filed 5-7-71.
956,496. TFI. Technical Fabricators, Inc. SN 394,651. Pub.
12-26-72. Filed 6-11-71.
956,497. WEC AND DESIGN. 8. G. Brubaker, d.b.a, Water
Equipment Co. SN 398,930. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8-2-71.
956,498. MOHAWE. Hussmann Refrigerator Co. SN 407,426.
Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 11-11-71.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
AprRIL 3, 1973
956,499. AQUASTELL, Robert R. Hansrote, d.b.a. Pure
Water Society. SN 414,295, Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-2-72.
Class 32 — Furniture and Upholstery
956,308. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,500. KLAMP/FAST. Frazier Industrial Company. SN
381,899, Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 1-25-71.
Class 33 — Glassware
956,367. (See Class 13 for this trademark.)
Class 34 — Heating, Lighting, and Ventilating
Apparatus
(See Class 1 for this trademark.)
AIRCO. Airco, Inc., by change of name from Air
Incorporated. SN 347,565. Pub.
956,303.
956,501.
Reduction Company,
i1-7-72. Filed 1-2-70.
956,502. AIRCO AND DESIGN. Airco, Inc., by change of
name from Air Reduction Company, Incorporated. SN
347,570. Pub. 11-7—72, Filed 1-2-70.
956,503. J-F. Jett-Fagg, Inc. SN 395,993. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 6-28-71.
956,504. VENTROLA. Ventrola Manufacturing Company. SN
397,626. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 7-16-71.
956,505. RATIOGRAPH. Airco, Inc., by change of name
from Air Reduction Company, Incorporated. SN 404,145.
Pub. 12-19-72. Filed 10—-4-71.
956,506. PLAS-T-VENT. Questor Corporation. SN 404,866.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-12-71.
956,507. COR-AL. Airco, Inc. SN 408,156. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 11-17-71.
956,508. MUREMANG. Airco, Inc. SN 408,700. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 11-26-71.
956,509. MURESTAIN. Airco,
1-16-73. Filed 12-29-71.
956,510. CES. Constructions Buropeennes de Soudage. SN
411,792. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 1-5—72.
956,511. TU AND DESIGN. Trans Union Corporation. SN
415,519. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-14-72.
Inc. SN 411,887. Pub.
Class 35 — Belting, Hose, Machinery Pack-
ing, and Nonmetallic Tires
956,448. (See Class 23 for this trademark.)
956,450. (See Class 23 for this trademark.)
956,512. GATEWAY. Dunlap & Kyle Company, Inc. SN
333,229. Pub, 12-9-69. Filed 7-23-69.
956,513. RANGER. C. R. Daniels, Inc. SN 403,298. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 9-22-71.
956,514. TU AND DESIGN. Trans Union Corporation. SN
415,516. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 2—14—72.
LL
Class 36 — Musical Instruments and Supplies
956,515. CLARINETTE II. Tandy Corporation, d.b.a. Radio
Shack, assignee of Allied Radio Corporation, SN - 406,837.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-4-71.
APRIL 3, 1973
Class 37— Paper and Stationery
956,303. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,446. (See Class 23 for this trademark.)
956,516. BEAD A PATTERN. Abli, Inc. SN 401,918, Pub.
11-14-72. Filed 9-3-71.
956,517. MERION. Wilcox-Walter-Furlong Paper Company.
SN 402,287. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-8—71.
956,518. EASTWICK. Wilcox-Walter-Furlong Paper Com-
pany. SN 402,289, Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9—8-71.
956,519. SERV-A-PORTION. Serv-A-Portion,
406,162. Pub. 1-16~73. Filed 10-27-71.
956,520. AD-A-DAY AND DESIGN. Ad-A-Day Company, Inc.
SN 409,638, Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-8~-71.
956,521. BIC BANANA AND DESIGN. Bic Pen Corpora-
tion. SN 410,577. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-29-71.
956,522. ECONO-MOUNT. Beekley Corporation. SN 415,767.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-16-72.
Inc. SN
Class 38 — Prints and Publications
956,523. KALCO-STIK. Kalamazoo Label
382,803. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-3-71.
956,524. ITEMS AND TOPICS. Airco, Inc., by change of
mame from Air Reduction Company, Incorporated. SN
390,891. Pub. 11-28-72. Filed 5-3-71.
956,525. SIMCHAS. Beverly Feinman, 4d.b.a. Simchas De-
signs. SN 398,176. Pub, 1-16-78, Filed 7-23-71.
956,526. SUPERB CROSSPATCHES. Official Publications,
Inc. SN 399,543. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8-6-71.
956,527. THE ENQUIRER. RDS Development Services.
SN 405,408. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-18-71.
956,528. MASTER-PIECE STUDIOS. Masterpiece Studios,
Inc, SN 413,911. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 1-27-72.
956,529. THE YODELER. Gaylord Area Chamber of Com-
merce. SN 417,269. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-3-—72.
956,530. SPORTSCENE. American Equity Press, Inc. SN
417,349. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-6-72.
Company. SN
Class 39 — Clothing
956,301. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,531. ROBERTA DI CAMERINO. Giuliana Camerino,
d.b.a. Roberta di Camerino. SN 371,371. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 9-22-70.
956,532. CHEERS AND DESIGN. Leatherville, Inc. SN
392,414. Pub, 1-16-78. Filed 5-18-71.
956,538. FUNCTIO. Greiff-Werke Gustav Winkler KG. SN
392,996. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 5-24-71.
956,534. SUBTLE SHAPER. J. C. Penney Company, Inc. SN
393,200. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 5-26-71.
956,535. TWIN FINS AND DESIGN. Sea Wear of San Diego,
Incorporated. SN 394,839, Pub, 10-10-72. Filed 6-14-71.
956,536. PASSION PRINTS. Wembley Industries, Inc. SN
398,509. Pub. 10-3-72. Filed 7-27-71.
956,537. PRO'S CHOICE. Hanes Corporation. SN 400,000.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8-12-71.
956,538. DORAL. Champion Products Inc. SN 402,410. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 9-10-71.
956,539. CADRE. Dayton-Hudson Corporation. SN 407,394.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-11-71.
956,540. CHEAP JEANS. U.S. Industries, Inc. SN 407,568.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-12-71.
956,541. GRAND TOUR DE CALIFORNIA, Grunwald-Marx,
Inc. SN 407,931. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-17-71.
956,542. CAVERA. Collins & Aikman Corporation. SN
408,740. Pub. 1-16-78, Filed 11-26-71.
U. S. PATENT OFFICE
TM 69
956,543. SMOXEES AND DESIGN. Belgrade Shoe Company.
SN 410,334. Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 12-16~—71.
956,544. UGH! McQ, assignee of McQ, Inc. SN 411,031. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 12-23-71.
956,545. FAD. J. P. Stevens & Co., Inc. SN 411,534. Pub.
1-16-73, Filed 12-30-71.
956,546. TRIVIA. Harvey Tweedy, Ltd. SN 411,683, Pub.
10-10-72. Filed 1-3—72.
956,547. EXPRESSIONS BY CAMPUS AND ZODIAC DE-
SIGN. Campus Sweater & Sportswear Company. SN
415,197. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-10-72.
956,548. VIBRAM AND DESIGN. Vibram_ §5S.p.A.
417,101. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3—1-72.
SN
Class 40—Fancy Goods, Furnishings, and
Notions
956,549. INSTANT STITCHERY.
382,622. Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 2—1-71.
956,550. STICK 'N SEW. Kay-Cee Industrial Products, Inc.
SN 395,997. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 6-28-71.
956,551. STICK ’N IRON. Kay-Cee Industrial Products,
Inc. SN 395,998. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 6-28-71.
956,552. WHISTLE WORK. Nordlinger Concepts Inc. SN
405,105. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-14-71.
Studio Twelve. SN
Class 42— Knitted, Netted, and Textile
Fabrics, and Substitutes Therefor
956,301. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,553. MISCELLANEOUS DESIGN. Ack-Ti-Lining,
SN 383,400. Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 2-10-71.
956,554. MISCELLANEOUS DESIGN. Ack-Ti-Lining,
SN 383,401. Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 2-10-71.
956,555. MISCELLANEOUS DESIGN. Ack-Ti-Lining,
SN 383,403, Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-10-71.
956,556. MISCELLANEOUS DESIGN. Ack-Ti-Lining,
SN 383,404. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-10-71.
956,557. TINY HBIR. Federated Department Stores,
SN 389,848. Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 4-21-71.
956,558. PELLOFORM. Pellon Corporation. SN 390,784.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 4-30-71.
956,559. DOVER. Dover Yarn Mill, Inc. MULTIPLE CLASS
(Classes 42 and 43). SN 400,999. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed
8-24-71.
956,560. UF DESIGN. Unifi, Inc. MULTIPLE CLASS
(Classes 42 and 106). SN 401,069. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed
8-25-71.
956,561. TEIJIN AND DESIGN. Teijin Limited, SN 402,375.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-9-71.
956,562. YOUR KITCHEN PAL, Charles Schwartz & Co.
SN 413,594. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 1-24-72.
956,563. KLEAN KUT. Bennett, Goding & Cooper, Inc. SN
416,512. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-25-72.
956,564. STAR PERMORMER,. Fieldcrest Mills, Inc. SN
417,064. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3—-1-72.
956,565. HAPPY THOUGHTS. Fieldcrest Mills, Inc. SN
417,066. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-1-72.
956,566. GALA EVENT. Fieldcrest Mills, Inc. SN 417,428.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-6-—72.
956,567. FRANCONIA. Deering Milliken, Inc, SN 417,727,
Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 3-8-72.
Inc.
Inc.
Ine.
Inc.
Inc.
Class 43 — Thread and Yarn
956,559. (See Class 42 for this trademark.)
TM 70 OFFICIAL
Class 44 — Dental, Medical, and Surgical
Appliances
956,568. VIGILON. C. R. Bard, Inc. (New Jersey corpora-
tion), assignee of C. R. Bard, Inc, (New York corporation).
SN 877,723. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-3-—70.
956,569. STA-SLIM AND DESIGN. Tom Ivonko Lincir,
4.b.a. Sta-Slim Products. SN 384,953. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed
2-26-71.
956,570. PHYSIO TRACER. American Optical Corporation.
SN 390,172. Pub. 2-8-72. Filed 4-26-71.
956,571. ARMSTRONG. Airco, Inc., by change of name from
Air Reduction Company, Incorporated. SN 391,393. Pub.
12-26-72. Filed 5-7-71.
956,572. R-I-A “STAT.” Airco, Inc., by change of name from
Air Reduction Company, Incorporated. SN 393,397. Pub.
11-21-72. Filed 5-28-71.
956,573. JOHNSON & JOHNSON. Johnson & Johnson. SN
401,849. Pub. 12-19-72. Filed 9-2-71.
956,574. MICRON AND MU DESIGN.. Micron Instruments,
Inc. SN 407,239. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-9-71.
956,575. FLOSSPAN. Robert Gregory Stiles, d.b.a. Boji
Distributors. SN 414,947. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2—8-72.
Class 45—Soft Drinks and Carbonated
Waters
956,576. DR. SWEET FANGS. Topps Chewing Gum, Incor-
porated. SN 408,106. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-18-71.
956,577. PEPPER-UP AT 10, 2 & 4 O'CLOCK. Dr. Pepper
Company. SN 417,255. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-3-—72.
956,578. SNACK LOGS. Jeno’s, Inc. SN 341,150. Pub.
11-14-72. Filed 10-20-69.
Class 46 — Foods and Ingredients of Foods
956,300. (See Class 1 for this trademark.)
956,579. MOON ROCK. Sunline, Inc., d.b.a. Breaker Con-
fections. SN 342,078. Pub. 3-14-72. Filed 10-29-69.
956,580. HARVEY’S—“THE GUM FOR GOOD ORAL EN-
VIRONMENT.” National Chicle Products Co. SN 366,967.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8-3—70.
956,581. AZTECA, Azteca Corn Products Corporation. SN
$85,185. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 3—2-71.
956,582. MY-T-FINE MINI-SNAKS AND DESIGN.
Foods, Inc. SN 391,839. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 5-12-71.
956,583. LAND & SEA DINNER. Ralston Purina Company.
SN 399,413. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8—5—71.
956,584. LEAF DESIGN. BBC Laboratories. SN 400,547.
Pub. 10-24-72. Filed 8-19-71.
956,585. TIBMA’S. Scot Lad Foods, Inc., d.b.a. Tibma Bak-
ing Company. SN 401,435. Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 8-27-71.
956,586. BING-O. Borelli Produce Distributors, d.b.a. Borelli
Produce Distrs. SN 402,514. Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 9-13-71.
956,587. QUEEN OF SCOT. Scot Lad Foods, Inc. SN
403,035. Pub. 10-10-72. Filed 9-17-71.
956,588. TROPICS. Albert Anthony Guerrero. SN 403,121.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-20-71.
956,589. BASTE ’N TASTE. Spice Islands, Inc. SN 403,555.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-24-71.
956,590. SOUTHAMPTON. Steak and Ale Restaurants of
America, Inc. SN 404,269. Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 10-4~-71.
956,591. PRINCE AND PAUPER. Steak and Ale Restaurants
of America, Inc. SN 404,272. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10—4—71.
956,592. TOM JONES. Steak and Ale Restaurants of Amer-
ica, Inc. SN 404,276. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-4~71.
956,593. IRISH GEM. Steak and Ale Restaurants of Amer-
ica, Inc. SN 404,280. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 10-4-71.
RJR
APRIL 3, 1978
GAZETTE
FEATHER CRUNCH. L. S. Heath & Sons, Inc.,
956,594.
assignee of Chocolate International, Inc. SN 407,283. Pub.
1-2-78. Filed 11-10-71.
956,595. FLAVOR TIMED. Schnuck Markets, Inc.
408,966. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-29-71.
956,596. BIRDS EYE AND DESIGN. General Foods Cor-
poration. SN 409,203. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-2-71.
SN
HICKORY HILL. Gilbert Lindenberg, d.b.a. Hick-
SN 409,325. Pub, 1-16-73, Filed
956,597.
ory Hill Delicacies.
12-3-71.
956,598. HYCAL. Beecham Inc. SN 410,574, Pub, 1-16-73.
Filed 12-20-71.
956,599. BACONEX, Haberstroh Farm Products, Inc. SN
415,044. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2—9-72.
956,600. S AND DESIGN. Safeway Stores, Incorporated. SN
419,277. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-23-72.
956,601. SAN BENITO. Hollister Canning Company. SN
419,459. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-24-72.
956,602. NEW LIFE. Holland Natural Products, Inc. SN
423,194. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 5-3-—72.
956,603. QUAKER DAYBREAK. The Quaker Oats Company.
SN 423,689. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 5-8-—72.
956,604. CLEAR SPRINGS. Clear Springs Trout Co, SN
424,502. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 5-16-72.
Class 47 — Wines
956,605. CLOCHDMERLE. Chevallier Gerard Gabriel and
Chevallier Madeleine Louis, nee Valansot (joint owners).
SN 402,224. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-8-71.
956,606. JIMMINY CRICKET. Jules Berman & Associates,
Inc, SN 404,517. Pub. 11-7—72. Filed 10—7-71,
956,607. ZORBA. Alexis Lichine & Co. SN 409,504. Pub.
1-16-73, Filed 12-6-71.
Class 48 — Malt Beverages and Liquors
956,608. HEINEKEN. Heineken Brouwerijen N.V.
407,230. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-9-71.
SN
Class 49 — Distilled Alcoholic Liquors
956,609. MR. SOUR MASH. Schenley Distillers, Inc. SN
242,749. Pub. 12-26-67. Filed 4—5—66.
956,610. BRITANNIA. Montebello Liquors, Inc., d.b.a. Gor-
don-O’Neill Company. SN 334,106. Pub. 12-8-70. Filed
7-31-69.
956,611. LOUIS XV. E. Delatour et Cle, S.A. SN 400,132.
Pub. 1-16—73. Filed 8-13-71.
956,612. JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. London & Company, Inc.
SN 409,224. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-2-71.
Class 50— Merchandise Not Otherwise
Classified
956,613. DECORITE CAMPAIGN KITS. Milton Story. SN
392,351, Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 5-17-71.
956,614. GET YOUR FANNY FLAG UP AND DESIGN. Ag-
Tronic, Inc. SN 393,564. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 6-1-71.
956,615. FANNY FLAG. Ag-Tronic, Inc. SN 393,749. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 6-2-71.
956,616. BLOOMIN” THINGS. International Decoratives
Company. SN 898,718. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 7-29-71.
956,617. STRONGHOLD. Koninklijke Emballage Industrie
Van Leer N.V. SN 406,542; Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 111-71.
APRIL 3, 1978
956,618. ER AND DESIGN. Edward Williams Co. SN
408,483. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 11-22-71.
956,619. POLYSTICK. W. R. Grace & Co. SN 413,358. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 1-21-72.
956,620. SUPERMARINE. Colorguard Corporation.
414,750. Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 2~7-72.
956,621. UGLY BUGLY KIT. Milton Bradley Company. SN
420,830. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 4-10-72.
956,622. GAUCHO BELT KIT. Milton Bradley Company. SN
420,831. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 4-10-72.
SN
Class 51 — Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
956,436. (See Class 22 for this trademark.)
956,623. COOL FIRE. Shiseido Co., Ltd. SN 353,578. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 3-9-70,
956,624. MISCELLANEOUS DESIGN, Nina Ricci, S8.A.R.L.
SN 388,592. Pub, 1-16-73, Filed 4-7-71.
956,625. QUICK 'N CLEAN. The Gillette Company. SN
404,071. Pub. 11-7-72. Filed 10-1-71.
956,626. GOLD MOIRE, Avon Products, Inc. MULTIPLE
CLASS (Classes 51 and 52). SN 405,441. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 10-19-71,
956,627. VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE AND DBSIGN.
Chesebrough-Pond’s Inc. SN 406,649. Pub. 1-16-73, Filed
11-2-71.
956,628. BABINBEIGE. Miles Laboratories, Inc. SN 408,810.
Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 11-26-71.
956,629. ASTRI-DBRM. Orjene Company, Inc. SN 412,138.
Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 1-10-72.
956,630. SLUFF OFF. The Gillette Company. SN 413,544.
Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 1-24-72.
956,631. AVON TALK ABOUT FLOWERS. Avon Products,
Inc. MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes 51 and 52). SN 415,070.
Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 2-9-72.
956,632. MAGIC GARDEN. Avon Products, Inc. MULTIPLE
CLASS (Classes 51 and 52). SN 415,072. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 2-9-72.
956,633. COMING UP POSIBS. Avon Products, Inc. MUL-
TIPLE CLASS (Classes 51 and 52). SN 415,073. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 2-9-72.
956,634. AVON WILD PHACHES. Avon Products, Inc. MUL-
TIPLE CLASS (Classes 51 and 52). SN 415,077. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 2-9-72.
956,635. CREDIT LINE. Avon Products, Inc. MULTIPLE
CLASS (Classes 51 and 52). SN 415,088. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 2-9-72.
956,636. CAMP-OUT. Avon Products, Inc. MULTIPLE
CLASS (Classes 51 and 52). SN 415,084. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 2-9-72.
956,637. BEAUTY STATEMENT. Avon Products, Inc. SN
415,127. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 2-09-72.
Class 52 — Detergents and Soaps
(See Class 51 for this trademark.)
(See Class 51 for this trademark.)
(See Class 51 for this trademark.)
(See Class 51 for this trademark. )
(See Class 51 for this trademark.)
(See Class 51 for this trademark.)
956,686. (See Class 51 for this trademark.)
956,638. NEUTROGENIE. Natone Company. SN 386,544.
Pub. 9-14-71, Filed 3-17-71.
956,639. VANEW. Pettibone Laboratories, Inc. SN 409,611.
Pub, 1-16-73, Filed 12-7-71.
956,640. SMITHY AND DESIGN. Pioneer Marketing As-
sociates Limited. SN 412,802. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 1-17-72.
956,641. X234. Arrow Chemical Products, Inc. SN 418,696.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3-17-72.
956,626.
956,631.
956,682.
956,633.
956,634.
956,635.
U. 8. PATENT OFFICE
TM 71
956,642. STRICTLY PERSONAL. The Gillette Company. SN
419,621. Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 8-27-72.
956,648. AIR SHOW W. Brulin & Company, Inc. SN
419,953. Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 3-30-72.
956,644. THE CONTROLLER. Shulton, Inc. SN 420,745.
Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 4-7-72.
Service Marks
Class 100 — Miscellaneous
956,645. CAPTAIN HOOK’S. William G. Raffetto.
331,648. Pub. 1-4-72, Filed 7-2-69.
956,646. CAPTAIN HOOK’S BTC. AND DESIGN. William
G. Raffetto. SN 333,438. Pub. 1-4-72. Filed 7-24-69.
956,647. GESTALT, Hobrough Limited. SN 393,632. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 6-1-71.
956,648. TUFFAK ACRYLIC MARKING SYSTEM. Rohm
and Haas Company. SN 395,255. Pub, 1-16-73. Filed
6-18-71.
956,649. V.IL.P. Club Aquarius, Inc., d.b.a. National Asso-
elation of Skindiving School. SN 398,316. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 7-26-71.
956,650. BODEGA STEAKS AND DESIGN. Universal
Restaurants, Inc. SN 404,269. Pub, 1-16-73. Filed 10-5-71.
956,651. HILTON QUICK CHECK. Hilton Hotels Corpora-
tion. SN 407,115, Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 11-8-71.
956,652. THE POINT AFTER AND DESIGN. Dartmouth
Restaurant Corp. SN 408,852. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed
11-22-71.
956,653. B AND DESIGN. Berbiglia, Inc. SN 409,296. Pub.
1-16-73. Filed 12-3-71.
956,654. STORK CLUB AND DESIGN OF STORK. The
Stork Club Restaurant, Inc. SN 411,788. Pub, 1-16-73.
Filed 1-4-72,
956,655. CCP AND CUP DESIGN. Farmer Bros. Co. SN
412,191. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 1-10-72.
956,656. CT CORPORATION SYSTEM. C T Corporation
System. SN 416,969. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 3—1-72.
SN
Class 101 — Advertising and Business
956,657. MISS GRIMBLE. Miss Grimble Corp. SN 356,507.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 4-10-70.
956,658. PI AND DESIGN. Guy Anselmo, Jr., d.b.a. Per-
spectives International. MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes 101,
105, and 107). SN 366,469. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 7-28-70.
956,659. TELMOST. The First National Bank of Denver.
SN 369,473. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 8-31-70.
956,660. DON DOLLAR SAYS: AND DBSIGN. First Fed-
eral Savings and Loan Association of Wichita. MULTIPLE
CLASS (Classes 101 and 102). SN 380,877. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 1-13-71.
956,661. EAGLE AND BUILDING DESIGN. Union Realco.
SN 382,846. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-3-71.
956,662. TELEWARE AND DESIGN. Beverly Bancorpora-
tion, Inc. SN 896,561. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 7-6-71.
956,663. ARNOLD BROWN’S CHEESE WHEEL AND DBE-
SIGN. Arnold Brown, d.b.a. Arnold Brown’s Cheese Wheel.
SN 402,518. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-13-71.
956,464. SANDER/SCREEN. Sander. Wood Engraving Com-
pany, Inc. SN 407,347. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-10-71.
956,665. VALENTINO. Valentino Couture, Inc. SN 407,998.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 11-17-71.
956,666. FIRST UNION GROUP. First Union, Incorporated.
MULTIPLE CLASS (Classes 101 and 102), SN 411,085.
Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-27-71.
956,667. THE SNOOTY FOX AND DESIGN. J. Daniel
Frisina, d.b.a. The Snooty Fox Boutique. SN 412,680. Pub.
1-16-73, Filed 1~14—72.
TM 72
956,668. TU AND DESIGN. Trans Union Corporation. SN
415,518. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-14-72.
056,669. BELIEVE IN A BOY. Business Incentives, Inc. SN
415,928. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-17-72.
956,670. ATTITUDE ASSOCIATES. Stanley L. Schiffer,
d.b.a. Attitude Associates. SN 427,646. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed
6-19-72.
956,671. THE SWINGING BRANCH AND DESIGN. The
Brass Tree, Inc. SN 480,021. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 7-17-72.
Class 102 — Insurance and Financial
956,660. (See Class 101 for this trademark.)
956,666. (See Class 101 for this trademark.)
956,672. USAIG ETC. AND DESIGN. United States Avia-
tion Underwriters, Incorporated. SN 412,277. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 1-10-72.
956,673. “THE TOMORROW TEAM” AND DESIGN. Estate
Analysis, Inc. SN 412,316. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 1-10-72.
956,674. PILOT AND WHEEL DBESIGN. Pilot Life Insur-
ance Company, SN 414,985. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 2-9-72.
956,675. DEPOSI-MATIC. The Bank of California, N.A. SN
417,985. Pub, 1-16-73, Filed 3-10-72.
Class 103 — Construction and Repair
956,676. SOLO. Ashland Offi, Inc. SN 412,552. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 1-18-72.
Class 104 — Communication
956,677. MISCELLANEOUS DESIGN, State Department of
Education. SN 394,475. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 6-10-71.
Class 105 — Transportation and Storage
956,658. (See Class 101 for this trademark. )
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
APRIL 3, 1973
Class 106 — Material Treatment
956,560. (See Class 42 for this trademark.)
Class 107 — Education and Entertainment
956,658. (See Class 101 for this trademark.)
956,678. CERTIFIED AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRMEN’S SO-
CIETY. Chilton Company. SN 356,260. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed
4-8-70.
956,679. NEW DIMENSIONS IN SOUND AND THOUGHT
AND DESIGN. Institute of Music & Motivation, Inc.
SN 382,149. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 1-27-71.
956,680. OHIO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. Bell &
Howell Company. SN 402,049. Pub. 1-16-78. Filed 9-7-71.
956,681. LONDON BRIDGE AND DESIGN. McCulloch Prop-
erties, Inc. SN 403,019. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 9-17-71.
956,682. CE AND DESIGN. University of the Pacific. SN
411,256. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 12-27-71.
956,683. CANUCKS. Vancouver Hockey Club Ltd. SN
412,916. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 1-17-72.
956,684, NATIONAL STREET HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
AND DESIGN. National Street Hockey Association, Inc.
SN 414,766. Pub. 10-31-72. Filed 2—7-72.
956,685. AGP DESIGN. AGP, Inc. SN 416,426. Pub. 1-16-73.
Filed 2-24-72.
956,686. PROJECT MATH. Behavioral Research Labora-
tories. SN 417,111. Pub. 1-16-73, Filed 3-2-72.
Collective Membership Mark
Class 200
956,687. RLDS. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Lat-
ter Day Saints. SN 398,411. Pub. 1-16-73. Filed 7-26-71.
SUPPLEMENTAL REGISTER
These registrations are not subject to opposition.
SECTION 1
(Combined Certificates)
956,710. Career Aids, Inc., Glendale, Calif., assignee of
Career Development Corporation. SN 381,988. Filed P.R.
1-26-71 ; Am. 8.R. 12-12-72.
CAREER AIDS
Class 36—Musical Instruments and Supplies
For Pre-Recorded Magnetic Tapes and Cassette Recordings
(Int. Cl. 9).
Class 38—Prints and Publications
For Text and Workbook Manuals (Int. Cl. 16).
First use Dec. 29, 1970.
SECTION 2
Class 1— Raw or Partly Prepared Materials Class 13—Hardware and Plumbing and
956,688. Turf-Seed, Inc., Hubbard, Oreg. SN 404,006. Filed Steam-Fitting Supplies
PR. 9-30-71 ; Am, 8.R. 1-17-78.
956,693. Western Valve and Supply Company, Los Angeles,
Calif. SN 420,074. Filed P.R. 3-31-72; Am. 8.R, 12-26-72.
— 8
For Grass Seed (Int. Ci, 31). For Plumbing Fixtures—Namely, Valves, T-Joints and
First use Apr. 8, 1971. Shaped Conduits of Various Types (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Mar. 18, 1971.
NN The mark comprises a stylised representation of a valve.
Class 2 — Receptades
Aeaieaitis & Gate: Ge. ie on Class 16 — Protective and Decorative Coatings
Agency, Augusta, Ga. SN 401,100. Filed P.R. 8-25-71 ; Am.
8.R. 11-38-72. 956,694. Silberline Manufacturing Company, Inc., Lansford,
Pa. SN 390,821. Filed P.R, 4-26-71; Am. 8.R. 12-18-72.
MINI-MAILER
For Home Type Mailbex (Int. C2 20) SPARKLE SILVER
First use June 29, 1971.
For Non-Leafing Aluminum Pigments (Int. Cl. 2).
First use Mar. 26, 1970.
Gass 6— Chemicals and Chemical Com-
Class 22 — Games, Toys, and Sporting Goods
956,600. Arkansas Company, Inc., Newark, N.J. SN 379,747.
Filed P.R. 12-89-70 ; Am. 8.R. 12-18-72. 956,695. Topper Corporation, Elizabeth, N.J. SN 371,810.
Filed P.R. 9-21-70; Am. 8.R. 12-13-72.
FLAME SNUB LONG LOCKS
For Flame Retardants Durable to Multiple Launderings
and Dry Cleanings for Application to Textile Materials (Int. Fy", Poul (Int. © 28),
Ci. 1).
First use May 6, 1970. ements
i oreeeeeeenniammeneennte 956,696. Marlboro Wire Goods Company, Incorporated,
Marlborough, Mass. SN 404,220. Filed P.R. 10-4-71; Am.
Class 12 — Construction Materials re
BOOT CADDY
956,691. Potlatch Forests, Inc., San Francisco, Calif. SN | For Device for Carrying Footwear, Particularly Ski Boots
387,767. Filed P.R. 8-20-71; Am. 8.R. 1-18-73. and Like Sport Shoes (Int. Cl. 21).
First use February 1971.
VIRIDIAN
For Wood Paneling (Int. Cl. 19).
pemveensderenengunenan 1668 Class 23 — Cutlery, Machinery, and Tools,
and Parts Thereof
956,692. Borden, Inc, New York, N.Y. SN 398,817. Filed
P.R. 6-3-71; Am. 8.R. 12-26-72. 956,697. J. Wiss & Sons Co., Newark, N.J. SN 365,485. Filed
P.R. 7-16-70 ; Am. 8.R. 1-22-78.
PEBL-DEK SET-EASY
For Decorative Exterior Plywood Decking (Int. Cl. 19). For Pivots for Scissors and Shears (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Apr. 15, 1971. First use July 3, 1970.
T™ 73
™ 74
Inc., Dayton, Ohio, by
956,698. Monarch Marking Systems,
change of name from The Monarch Marking System Com-
pany. SN 873,086. Filed P.R. 10-12-70; Am. 8.R. 1-19-73.
DATA DIAL
For Marking Machines (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Sept. 2, 1970.
956,699. Goldblatt Tool Co., Kansas City, Kans. SN 386,476.
Filed P.R. 3-16-71 ; Am. 8.R, 1-22-78.
KIKLIFT
For Wallboard Lifting Tool (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Dec. 3, 1970.
——EES——
956,700. Dri Mark Products, Inc., Mount Vernon, N.Y. SN
388,208. Filed P.R. 4~-2-71; Am. 8.R. 11-20-72.
STAPLE-OUT
For Staple Removers (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Mar. 5, 1971.
—_—_—_—_—_——————————
956,701. Systems, Inc., Menomonee Fails, Wis. SN 390,841.
Filed P.R. 4-30-71 ; Am, 8.R. 12-18-72.
POWERAMP
For Dock Levelers (Int. Cl. 7).
First use in September 1967.
956,702. The Compactor ition, Chicopee, Mass. SN
403,296. Filed P.R. 9-22-71; Am. 8.R. 1-19-73.
comne Store
For Machine for and Bagging Refuse (Int. Cl. 7).
First use Sept. 15, 1971.
a
956,703. Stone Construction Equipment, Inc., Honeoye, N.Y.
SN 408,994. Filed P.R. 9-30-71 ; Am. 8.R. 12-19-72.
MIXER
LIFIER
For Frame Structure To Be Used With a Plaster and Mor-
tar Mixer To Elevate the Mixer to a Level That Will Facili-
tate Dumping the Mix Into a Wheelbarrow or the Like (Int.
Cl. 7).
First use Apr. 7, 1971.
a —
956,704. Templeton, Kenly & Co., Broadview, Ill. SN 406,058.
Filed P.R. 10-26-71 ; Am. 8.R, 12-26-72,
SUPERJACK
For Heavy-Duty Mechanical Jacks (Int. Cl. 7).
First use on or about Oct. 13, 1971.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
APRIL 3, 19738
Class 26—Measuring and Scientific
Appliances
956,705. Kenco Engineering Company, Tulsa, Okla. SN
386,375. Filed P.R. 3-15-71; Am. 8.R. 1-3-73.
FIRE SAFE
For Oil Level Controls (Int. Cl. 9).
First use Mar. 24, 1970.
956,706. Wang Laboratories, Inc., Tewksbury, Mass. SN
426,353. Filed 6—-5—72.
WANG
For Magnetic Tape Cassettes Used in Data Processing (Int.
Cl. 9).
First use Mar. 10, 1970.
Class 31— Filters and Refrigerators
956,707. Flanders Filters, Inc., Washington, N.C. SN 384,390.
Filed P.R. 2-22-71 ; Am. 8.R. 1-15-78.
CHANNEL-SEAL-ADAPTER
For Structure for Converting an Existing Air Filter Instal-
lation From a Gasket Seal to a Fluid Seal (Int. Cl. 11).
First use Nov, 14, 1969.
Filed P.R. 2-22-71 ; Am. 8.R. 1-15-78.
Cass 32 — Furniture and Upholstery
956,708. Clopay Corporation, Cincinnati, Ohio. SN 410,614.
Filed P.R. 12-20-71 ; Am. 8.R. 1-8-73.
WET LOOK
For Window Shades (Int. Cl. 20).
First use Dec. 1, 1971.
Class 35 — Belting, Hose, Machinery Pack-
ing, and Nonmetallic Tires
956,709. Imperial-Eastman Corporation, Chicago, Ill.
408,223. Filed P.R. 11-19-71; Am. 8.R. 1-29-73.
SHURFIT
For Power Steering Hose Assemblies (Int. Cl. 17).
First use May 10, 1971.
SN
Class 36 — Musical Instruments and Supplies
956,710. See Section 1 (Combined Certificate).
956,711. J. Warner Killmon, d.b.a. Warner Piano Company,
Philadelphia, Pa. SN 404,081. Filed 10-1-71.
LESTER
For Pianos (Int. Cl. 15).
First use 1962.
APRIL 3, 1978
Class 37— Paper and Stationery
956,712. Nicholas Everett Picchione, Providence, R.I. SN
364,076. Filed P.R. 6-30-70; Am. 8.R. 12-18-72.
POC-IT-FILE
For Portfolios for Keeping Accounts Containing Pertinent
Information and Unique Built-In Pockets for Sorting Papers
(Int. Cl. 16).
First use on or about June 1, 1970.
Class 38 — Prints and Publications
956,710. See Section 1 (Combined Certificate).
956,718. Barrington Publications, Inc., Logs Angeles, Calif.
SN 400,230. Filed P.R. 8-16-71; Am. 8.R, 12-18-72.
RESPIRATORY THERAPY
For Periodically Published Magazine (Int. Cl. 16).
First use July 1971.
Cass 44— Dental, Medical, and Surgical
Appliances
956,714. Orthopedic BEquipment Company, Inc., Bourbon,
Ind. SN 898,855. Filed P.R. 7-30-71; Am. 8.R. 12-6-72.
DEYERLE
For Peripheral Hip Fixation Plates, Drill Jigs, Impacting
Punches, Hole Drills, Threaded Hip Fixation Pins, Steriliza-
tion and Storage Racks for Threaded Pins and Reduction
Levers (Int. Cl. 10).
First use on or before July 1, 1961.
956,715. The Jobst Institute, Inc., Toledo, Ohio. SN 411,595.
Filed 1-3-72.
THIGH-HI
For Elastic Surgical Devices—Namely, Girdles, Garter
Belts and Stockings for Controlled Effective Compression of
the Superficial veins of a Human (Int. Cl. 10).
First use Aug. 18, 1969.
Class 46 — Foods and Ingredients of Foods
956,716. Kanebo, Ltd., Miyakojima-ku, Osaka, Japan, by
change of name from Kanegafuchi Boseki Kabushiki
Kaisha, d.b.a. Kanegafuchi Spinning Co., Ltd., Miyakojima-
ku, Osaka, Japan. SN 350,278. Filed P.R. 2-2-70; Am. 8.R.
6-19-72.
The word “Bon” means “good” or “beautiful” in French.
Owner of Reg. Nos. 815,556, 849,580, and 849,531.
For Chewing Gum (Int. Cl. 30).
First use Aug. 20, 1968.
U. 8S. PATENT OFFICE T 75
956,717. Les Assaisonnements Lagny-sur-Marne
(Seine et Marne), France. SN 407,816. Filed P.R. 11-10-71 ;
Am. 8.R. 1-12-78.
a> excite Cappétit,
ial fecilite te digestion
Brillet Severin le Mouterd: dee Sour
West Moutarde que de Weaus” -
Cent Oe
The words “Moutarde de Meaux” are translated into tne
English language as “mustard of Meaux”; the words “au
vinaigre fin” are translated as “flavoured with choice vine-
gar”; and the words “huic condimento est imperare omnibus
cibis” are translated as “this condiment is necessary with
all foods.”
For Mustard (Int. Cl. 30).
First use January 1965.
[lense
956,718. Hickory Farms of Ohio, Inc., Toledo, Ohio. SN
413,679. Filed P.R. 1-25-72; Am. 8.R. 2—1-78.
“FUNNEE’
FOROUNG
For Cookies (Int. Cl. 30).
First use at least as early as Nov. 29, 1971.
LS
Class 47 — Wines
956,719. Carbonell y Cia. de Cordoba 8.A., Cordoba, Spain.
SN 407,277. Filed P.R. 11-10-71; Am. 8.R. 1-15-73.
CARBONELL
Owner of Spaaish Reg. No. 152,615, dated June 17, 1946;
and U.S. Reg. Nos. 440,911, 582,955, and 874,493.
For Wines (Int, Cl. 38).
Class 51 — Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations
956,720. Revlon, Inc., New York, N.Y. SN 417,028. Filed
P.R. 8-1-72; Am. 8.R. 1-10-78.
PINKING SHEER
For Lipstick (Int. Cl. 3).
First use Oct. 29, 1969.
T™ 7%
Class 100 — Miscellaneous
956,721. Insurance Company of North America, Philadel-
phia, Pa. SN 385,213. Filed P.R. 3-2-71 ; Am. 8.R. 12-4-72.
TOTAL LOSS CONTROL
For Industrial Accident Prevention Consulting Services
(Int. Cl. 42).
First use Jan. 12, 1969.
956,722. Advanced & Research Co.,
Management
Phoenix, Ariz. SN 408,977. Filed 11-30-71.
TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
FOR HEALTH, WORK, AND
PLAY
For Rental of Work Tools and Recreational Equipment
(Int. Cl, 42).
First use Mar. 21, 1970.
Class 102 — Insurance and Financial
956,723. Continental Assurance Company, Chicago, Ill. SN
357,529. Filed P.R. 4-21-70; Am. S.R. 1-15-73.
COORDINATED ACCOUNTS
For Analysis and Consultation on Financial Problems and
Needs (Int. Cl. 36).
First use Feb. 25, 1970.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
Aprit 3, 19738
Class 107 — Education and Entertainment
956,724. National Association of Underwater Instructors,
Grand Terrace, Calif. SN 397,111. Filed P.R. 7-12-71 ; Am.
8.R. 1-2-738.
INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE ON
UNDERWATER EDUCATION
The words “Conference on Underwater Education” are dis-
claimed apart from use of the full mark.
For Educational Services in Periodically Conducting a
Meeting for Instructing Divers and Diving Instructors in
Effective Techniques of Instruction and Recent Developments
in Recreational and Commercial Diving and Scuba Diving
(Int. Cl. 41).
First use Sept. 26, 1969.
956,725. Gene Downer, d.b.a. Teton Magazine, Jackson, Wyo.
SN 400,570. Filed 8-19-71.
FIGURE 8 COMPETITION
For Organizing, Promoting and Holding a Competitive
Snow Skiing Event (Int. Cl. 41).
First use Mar. 15, 1970.
956,726. Storer Broadcasting Company, Miami Beach, Fla.
SN 407,175. Filed P.R. 11-8-71; Am. 8.R. 12—7-72.
FEMININE FORUM
For Entertainment Service Rendered Through the Medium
of Radio—Namely, a Program Featuring Telephone Question-
and-Answer Format Aimed Primarily at Women (Int. Cl. 41).
First use Nov. 4, 1970.
TRADEMARK REGISTRATIONS RENEWED
REPRESENTATION OF VINE. Cl. 49 (Int. Cl.
33). 1-77-13.
“HORSEMAN” AND DESIGN. Cl. 23 (Int. Cl. 8).
3-18-13.
EXMET. Cl. 14 (Int. Cl. 6). 6-24-13.
89,740.
90,762.
92,204.
92,336. PICKWICK. Cl. 48 (Int. Cl. 82). 7-1-13.
298,352. ROCO PENN. Cl. 15 (Int. Cl. 4). 10-25-32.
298,486. BG. Cl. 23 (Int. Cl. 7). 10-25-32.
298,492. SLICE-MASTER. Cl. 23 (Int. Cl. 7). 10-25-32.
299,992. HYDROFINED. Cl. 15 (Int. Cl. 4). 1-3-33.
300,295. DUOSAL. Cl. 18 (Int. Cl. 5). 1-10-33.
300,903. IMO AND DESIGN. Cl. 23 (Int. Cl. 7). 2-14-33.
300,906. “R AND R” AND CIRCLE DESIGN. Cl. 44 (Int.
Cl. 10). 2-14-38.
800,982. SANCTOLITE. Cl. 15 (Int. Cl. 4). 2-14-33.
301,228. “KENDON” AND DBSIGN. Cl. 39 (Int. Cl. 25).
2-21-33.
301,253. REPRESENTATION OF GEOMETRICAL DE-
SIGN. Cl. 39 (Int. Cl. 25). 2-21-83.
301,673. “IMO” AND DESIGN. Cl. 26 (Int. Cl. 9). 3-7-33.
302,108. SEAVIEW. Cl. 46 (Int. Cl. 29). 3-28-33.
302,259. POPSIE. Cl. 46 (Int. Cl. 30). 44-33.
302,853. MINITON. Cl. 39 (Int. Cl. 25). 5-2-33.
303,536. SCOTTIES, Cl. 37 (Int. Cl. 16). 5-30-33.
303,802. CHI-NET. Cl. 2 (Int. Cl. 21). 66-33.
304,242. “WALKER’S LONDON DRY GIN” AND DESIGN.
Cl. 49 (Int. Cl. 33). 6-27-33,
304,248. WALKER’S OLD RYE. Cl. 49 (Int. Cl. 33).
6-27-33.
304,244. WALKER’S AMERICAN RYE WHISKY. Cl. 49
(Int. Cl. 83), 6-27-33.
304,245. WALKER’S BOURBON WHISKY. Cl. 49 (Int. Cl.
33). 6-27-33.
559,138. NIXALITE. Cl. 13 (Int. Cl. 6); 5-20-52.
563,813. LENBRO. Cl. 46 (Int. Cl. 30), 8-26-52.
(Int. Cl. 19).
CONTINUOUS STRIP. Cl. 12
10-14-52.
CHEL. Cl. 6 (Int. Cl. 1). 10-28-52.
VICALTEIN. Cl. 18 (Int. Cl. 5). 11-11-52.
CERTOSA. Cl. 46 (Int. Cl. 29). 12-23-52.
HEAT-LOK. Cl. 2 (Int. Cls. 16 and 20). 12-23-52.
COALMASTER. Cl. 23 (Int. Cl. 8). 1-6-53.
SLIMFOLD. Cl. 3 (Int. Cl. 18). 1-6-53.
PEP’MINT STICK. Cl. 51 (Int. Cl. 3). 1-6-58.
MYTOCILLIN. Cl. 18 (Int. Cl. 5). 1-6-53.
A GOOD TREE TO COME TO FOR SHELTER
AND REPRESENTATION OF A TREE. Cl. 102
(Int. Cl. 36). 1-6-538.
CAMP THUNDERBIRD. Cl. 100 (Int. Cl. 42).
1-6-53.
FIVE MINUTES: Cl. 46 (Int. Cl. 30). 1-13-53.
RAIL STEEL REAL STRENGTH AND DESIGN.
Cl. 38 (Int. Cl. 16). 1-18-58.
LOLLI-PUPS. Cl. 46 (Int. Cl. 31). 1-13-53.
HECO. Cl. 27 (Int. Cl. 14). 1-13-53.
FAZER 1891 AND DESIGN. Cl. 46 (Int. Cl. 30).
1-20-53.
“BUC.” Cl. 19 (Int. Cl. 12). 1-20-53.
SEA CAPTAIN. Cl. 27 (Int. Cl. 14). 1-20-53.
SUN. Cl, 52 (Int. Cl. 3). 1-20-53.
RANGE-FINDER. Cl. 22 (Int. Cl. 28). 1-27-53.
MINIT MALT. Cl. 46 (Int. Cl. 80). 1-27-53.
PLAS-TIES. Cl. 7 (Int. Cl. 22), 2-3-53.
PEARLINE. Cl, 52 (Int, Cl. 8). 2-83-53.
SATINE. Cl. 52 (Int. Cl. 3). 2-3-53.
LYON. Cl. 13 (Int. Cl. 6). 2-10-53.
WAVELOCE. Cl. 51 (Int. Cl. 3). 2-10-53.
DAMP-TEX, Cl. 16 (Int. Cl. 2). 2-10-53.
AKULON. Cl. 6 (Int. Cl. 1). 2-10-58.
DAREX AEA. Cl. 6 (Int. Cl. 1). 2-17-53.
565,243.
566,061.
566,667.
568,239.
568,418.
568,727.
568,794.
568,803.
568,931.
568,947.
568,949.
569,035.
569,072.
569,205.
569,210.
569,391.
569,438.
569,501.
569,580.
569,664.
569,826.
569,982.
570,025.
570,027.
570,062.
570,219.
570,234.
570,405.
570,646.
ApriL 8, 1978 U. 8. PATENT OFFICE T™ 77
570,837. PIK-UP-SIX. Cl. 48 (Int. Cl. 32). 2-17-58. 573,281. NL (WITHIN DBSIGN). Cl. 28 (Int. Cl. 7).
571,269. CARPENTER GLASS SEALING “49.” Cl. 14 (Int. 4-14-53.
Cl. 6). 3-83-53. 578,287. LIQUID BEAUTY. Cl. 51 (Int. Cl. 3). 4-14-53.
571,270. CARPENTER HIGH PERMEABILITY “49.” Cl. 573,704. VERSALOG. Cl. 26 (Int. Cl. 9). 4-28-58.
14 (Int, Cl. 6). 3-83-53. 573,724. CUMMINS. Ci. 23 (Int. Cl. 16). 4-28-53.
571,271. CARPENTHR INVAR “86.” Cl. 14 (Int. Cl. 6). 578,808. REPRESENTATIVE OF A “GRIFFIN.” Cl. 52
8-8-53. (Int. Cl. 3). 4-28-53.
571,272. CARPENTER LOW EXPANSION “42.” Cl, 14 573,943. MAGIC. Cl. 5 (Int. Cl. 16). 5-85-58.
(Int. Cl. 6). 8-8-58. 573,945. PLIASOLE. Cl. 39 (Int. Cl. 25). 5-85-73.
571,273. CARPENTER TEMPERATURE COMPENSATOR 573,986. EDDIE JACOBS AND DESIGN. Cl. 39 (Int, Cl.
“30.” Cl. 14 (Int. Cl. 6). 3-83-53. 25). 5-5-53.
571,370. VOLCANO AND DESIGN. Cl. 39 (Int. Cl. 35). 574,604. HYDROCOLLATOR. Cl. 44 (Int. Cl. 10). 5-19-53.
8-3-53. 574,672. MOYNO. Cl. 23 (Int. Cl. 7). 5-19-53.
571,407. TERMINAL PRIDE. Cl. 46 (Int. Cl. 31). 3-83-58. 574,751. GALEY AND LORD. Cl. 42 (Int. Cl. 24). 5-19-53.
571,461. LYON. Cl. 32 (Int. Cl. 20). 3-10-53. 574,879. CAMERON. Cl. 28 (Int. Cl. 7). 5-26-58.
571,574. AIRCOSPOT. Cl. 21 (Int. Cl. 9). 3-10-53. 574,959. COBROXIN. Cl. 18 (Int. Cl. 5). 5-26-53.
571,577. STEELCOTE. Cl. 12 (Int. Cls. 17 and 19). 574,966. PARAGON. Cl. 15 (Int. Cl. 4). 5-26-53.
3-10-58. 574,981. LUBE-LOK. Cl. 15 (Int. Cl. 4). 5-26-53.
571,721. DOUBLE BAGLE. Cl. 51 (Int. Cl. 3). 3-10-58. 575,046. MEDAGLIA D’ORO AND DBSIGN. Cl. 46 (Int.
571,897. AUGER-MATIC. Cl. 26 (Int, Cl. 9). 3-17-53. Cl. 30). 5-26-53.
572,157. SEAL DESIGN. Cl. 42 (Int. Cl. 24). 3-17-58. 575,106. KILLRUST. Cl. 6 (Int. Cl. 1). 6-2-53.
572,401. WEST COAST FABRICS. Cl. 42 (Int. Cl. 24). 575,251. GUILDCRAFT. Cl. 27 (Int. Cl. 14). 6-2-53.
3-24-53. 575,391. THE RED BOOK. Cl. 38 (Int. Cl. 16). 6-9-53.
572,529. KAISER. Cl. 21 (Int. Cl. 9). 3-31-53. 575,600. TEL-A-PIPE. Cl. 88 (Int. Cl. 16). 6-9-58.
572,708. BOXLIF®. Cl. 6 (Int. Cl. 2). 3-31-53. 575,606. HUKABUK. Cl. 42 (Int. Cl. 24). 6-9-53.
572,724. TRANQUINAL. Cl. 18 (Int. Cl. 5). 3-31-53. 575,670. ESPLANADE, Cl. 28 (Int. Cls. 8 and 14). 6-9-53.
572,746. MISCELLANEOUS DESIGN. Cl. 13 (Int. Cl. 17). 575,884. SPEED BARB. Cl. 22 (Int. Cl. 28). 6-16-53.
3-31-53. 576,398. BOSS (WITHIN OVAL DESIGN). Cl. 39 (Int. Cl.
572,750. MISCELLANEOUS DESIGN. Cl. 13 (Int. Cl. 17). 25). 6-28-53.
3-31-58. 576,488. LOLLIPANT. Cl. 39 (Int. Cl. 25). 6-28-53.
572,767. CHOLEDYL. Cl. 18 (Int. Cl. 5). 3-31-53. 576,563. DENSIWOOD. Cl. 32 (Int. Cl. 20). 6-80-53.
572,857. DAYS KERITE. Cl. 21 (Int. Cl. 17). 4-7-53. 576,586. M.A.B. EAZ ON. Cl. 16 (Int. Cl. 2). 6-30-53.
572,858. KERITE. Cl. 21 (Int. Cl. 17). 4—7-53. 576,643. TUNGSEAL. Cl. 16 (Int. Cl. 2). 6-30-58.
572,999. BANANZA. Cl. 2 (Int. Cls. 16 and 20). 4-7-58. 576,659. CARESSABLE. Cl. 27 (Int. Cl. 14). 6-80-53.
573,087. SHERATON. Cl. 45 (Int. Cls. 3 and 30). 4-7-53. 576,966. HAWKINSON. Cl. 23 (Int. Cls. 8 and 12), 7-7-58.
Section 8 828,610. A SPRINGBOK JIGSAW PUZZLE AND DESIGN.
Cl. 22.
222,459. FOSTORIA. Cl. 33, 1-4-27. 823,611. SPRINGBOK (DESIGN). Cl. 22.
425,961. NYRAY. Cl. 42. 12-10-46. 823,618. SWING-O-RING AND DESIGN. Cl. 22.
426,259. AINSWORTH. Cl. 26. 12-24-46. 823,619. PROTECT-O-POOL. Cl. 22.
426,260. WM. AINSWORTH. Cl. 26. 12-24-46. 823,620. SOAPY SIDDLBE. Cl. 22.
428,211. FLYING TIGER AND DESIGN. Cl. 8. 3-11-47. 823,621. TRIKEY TRIDDLE. Cl. 22.
828,622. SIZZLY PRIDDLE. Cl. 22.
The following registrations issued Feb. 7, 1967 823,628. WINDY FLIDDLE. Cl. 22.
828,540. MISTER HICKORY. Cl. 1. 828,627. AUTO SET CLAFFBOX AND DESIGN. Cl. 28.
823,541. ROYAL AND DESIGN. Cl. 1. 823,630. ROLO-FLEX. Cl. 23.
823,542. IMPERIAL. Cl. 1. 823,635. KLEEROFF. Cl. 23.
823,543. EGG-GUARD AND DBSIGN. Cl. 2. 823,688. SAFE-N-SOUND. Cl. 25.
828,546. PET-PALACE. Cl. 3. 823,640. TRANSITIONER. Cl. 26.
828,548. THE APACHE. Cl. 3. 823,641. UVIR-2. Cl. 26.
823,551. AMERDIS. Cl. 6. 823,659. NOVA BOOKS AND DESIGN. Cl. 38.
823,556. WIL-PLATE. Cl. 6. 823,660. A AWARD BOOKS AND DESIGN. Cl. 38.
823,559. SNAPSULE. Cl. 6. 823,664. PER/SE. Cl. 38.
828,562. WINGAID, Cl. 9. 823,665. SKOOKUM. Cl. 38.
828,566. GREENLEAF. Cl. 10. 823,667. MISCELLANEOUS DBSIGN. Cl. 39.
823,569. R. D. WOOD 20. Cl. 13. 823,672. PACHANGAS. Cl. 39.
828,570. LOENCO AND DESIGN. Cl. 18. 828,673. FABRICCINI. Cl. 39.
823,573. HESS AND DESIGN. Cl. 15. 823,676. N AND N. Cl. 39.
828,577. FARIUM. Cl. 18. 823,679. BIG ROBY. Cl. 39.
823,578. TRANKS. Cl. 18. 823,680. ARTISAN HOUSE AND DBSIGN. Cl. 39.
823,585. KEFLORDIN. Cl. 18. 823,682. NRC-RESCUE BLANKET. Cl. 42.
828,588. NOWGO. Cl. 18. 823,683. NRC-SPACE BLANKET. Cl. 42.
823,589. ENZIMICINA. Cl. 18. 823,686. DR. HERRING’S. Cl. 45.
823,590. FEROCINE. Cl. 18. 823,687. HAV-A-PARTY. Cl. 45.
823,592. LIVER-LAX. Cl. 18. 823,695. SCOTIA. Cl. 46.
823,593. CYREDIN. Cl. 18. 823,696. ANTI-PYREXIN. Cl. 46.
823,594. SLUMBEX. Cl. 18. 823,697. GOBBLERS AND DESIGN. Cl. 46.
828,595. GALLIMYCIN-AA. Cl. 18. yoy fogs a » a
823,596. AVCEN. Cl. 18. » 708. » Cl, $6.
823,597. MEDICAMENTA PD VERA. Cl. 18. 823,706. SON SON AND DESIGN. Cl. 46.
828,598. DIOSMOL. Cl. 18. 623,700. BIG DEP. Ci. 46.
992.601. UNEE. C. 19 823,710. HAND BRANDS AND DESIGN. Cl. 46.
per got ga 828,714. PRE-COOLER AND DESIGN. Cl. 46.
823,603. AGWAY. Cl. 19. 823,732. GLYNN BURNIE. Cl. 49.
823,606. PSYCHE. Cl. 22. 823,744. PRO-LONG. Cl. 51.
823,607. SURDERS’ WORLD. Cl. 22. 823,745. LATHER MAT. Cl. 51.
823,608. SURF STICK. Cl. 22. 828,746. LATHER MATIC. Cl. 51.
823,609. BROADCAST TRIPLE AND DESIGN. Cl. 22. 828,750, TROPIC LIME. Cl. 51.
TM 78 OFFICIAL GAZETTE APRIL 3, 1978 .
823,751. CURLS AWAY. Cl. 51. 823,798. LEAF-DRY. Cl. 6.
823,752. BRIXEL. Cl. 51. 823,800. HICKORY STICK. Cl. 22.
823,757. TALIXE. Cl 51. 823,801. PLAY 21. Cl. 22.
823,753. ULTREX, Cl. 51. 823,804. FISHING IN MICHIGAN AND DESIGN. Cl. 38.
823,762. SEE CLEEN AND DESIGN. Cl. 52. 823,805. FISHING IN MICHIGAN, Cl. 38.
823,806. YOUR SECURITY REPORT. Cl. 38.
823,766. DIA-CLBAN. Cl. 52.
823,767. LOUIE THE ELF AND DESIGN. Cl. 100. 823,807. CLEMENTINE PADDLEFORD RECIPE SWAP
AND DESIGN. Cl. 38.
823,777. CIB. Cl. 101.
823,782. CASHMASTER. Cl. 102. 823,811. PSYCHIATRIC PROGRESS. Cl. 38.
823,788. MISCELLANEOUS DESIGN. Cl. 102. 823,812. DIET FROSTED. Cl. 46.
823,787. BEST EXPRESS AND DESIGN. Cl. 105. 823,815. MAINE SPECIAL. Cl. 46.
823,788. NORTHWEST AND DESIGN. Cl. 105. 823,822. “PRE-KOTE.” Cl. 50.
823,793. XTRA-TUF. CI, 1. 823,823. HOL-EE. Cl. 50.
823,795. DIAL-A-CARD, Cl. 3. 823,826. LEC TRO KUS TICS. Cl. 103,
823,797. KULBAN-KILL, Cl. 6. 823,827. BROADBAND EXCHANGE, Cl. 104.
SS
INDEX OF REGISTRANTS
APRIL 3, 1973
(Registered ; Renewed ; Canceled ; Amended, Disclaimed, Corrected, etc. ; New Certificates ; 12c Publications.)
AGP, Inc., Des Plaines, Ill, 956,685, pub. 1-16-73 .Cl. 107.
age Inc., White i N.Y. 298, 405. ren. 4-3-7383, Cl. 23.
AMP Inc., Harrisbur; a. 956, 362, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 138.
Abbott Laboratories, Rotk Chicago, Ill. 823,595, cane. Cl. 18.
Abli, Inc., Chatsworth, Calif. 956 S16, oR: - —_ Cl. 37.
Ack-Ti-Lining, Inc., New York, N.Y 553-6, pub. 1-16-73.
Cl. 42.
Acushnet Co., New Bedford, Mass. 956,307, pub. 1-16-73.
Cl. 1.
Ad-A-Day Co., Inc., Taunton, Mass. 956,520, pub. 1-16-73.
Cl. 37.
Advanced Management Engineering & Research Co., Phoenix,
Ariz. 956,722. Cl. 100.
Aerovox Corp., New Bedford, Mass. 956,413, pub. 1-16-73.
Cl. 21.
io Inc., Hastings, Nebr. 956,614—5, pub. 1-16-73.
Agway, Inc., Syracuse, ey 823,603, canc. ¢-
19.
ay, Inc. Witt, 956,387, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 18.
Afnswerth, Wm., & ky | te Denver, Sie. 426,259-60, canc.
air ‘Reduction Co., Inc. : See—
Airco, Inc
Airco, Inc., Montvale, N J. 571,574, ren. 4-3-—73. Cl. 21.
Airco, Inc., from Air ‘Reduction Co., Inc., New York, N.Y.
956, 363-4, ub. 10-17-72. Cl. 13.
Airco, Inc., from Air Reduction Co., Inc., New York, N.Y.
956,375, pub. 10-17-72. Cl. 14.
Airco, Inc., from Air Reduction Co., Inc., New York, N.Y.
956,495, pub. 1-2-73. Cl. 31.
Ate, sine, .— Air Reduction Co., Inc., New York, N.Y.
ub. 11-7-72. Cl. 34. d
Assen 1. rom Air Reduction Co., Inc., New York, N.Y.
956,505, pub. 12-19-72. Cl. 34.
Airco, Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,507-9, 1-16-73. Cl. 54.
Airco, Inc., from Air Reduction Co., = ” New York, :
956, 524, ‘pub. 11-28-72. Cl. 38.
Airco, Inc., from Air Reduction Co., Inc., New York, N.Y.
956,571-2, pub. 12-26-72. Cl. 44.
Aktiebolaget mo-Industri, Stockholm, Sweden. 300,903, ren.
4-3-73. Cl. 23.
Aktiebolaget Imo-Industri, Stockholm, Sweden. 301,673,, ren.
4-—3-73. Cl. 26.
Aldrich Chemical Co., Inc., Milwaukee, Wis. 956,324, pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 6.
Alessi, Ann Shirley, d.b.a. Racing Products, Detroit, Mich.
956,376, pub. 1-16-73. Multiple Class (Classes 15 and 16).
Allied’ Chemical Corp., Morristown, N.J. 956,330, pub. 1—16—
73. Cl. 6.
Allied Radio Corp. : See—
Tandy Corp., a.b.a. Radio Shack.
Allis- Chalmers Corp., Milwaukee. Wis. 956,347, pub. 1-16-73.
Cl. 1
Pr Co. a Canada, Ltd., Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
956,349, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 12.
American ‘Chain & Cable Co., Inc., New York, N.Y. 823,630,
canc. Cl. 23.
- + Coldset Corp., Dallas, Tex. 956,461, pub. 1-16-73.
saat = Equity Press, Inc., Dallas, Tex, 956,530, pub. 1-16—
American ‘Greetin s Cor Cleveland, Ohio. 956,42 b.
PA ang an C New Y. 4 aa
merican Home ucts Corp., New York, N.Y. 573,808,
ren. 4~—3-73. Cl. 52. 4 /
American Home Products Corp., New York, N.Y. 823,588,
cance. Cl. 18.
American-Lincoln Corp., Toledo, Ohio. 823,551, cane. Cl. 6.
ee ean Corp., Southbridge, Mass. 956,570, pub.
Amsted Industries Inc., Chicago, Ill. 823,569, canc. Cl. 13.
Amsted Industries Inc., Chicago, Ill. 823, 601, ‘cane, cl. 19.
Anderson-Hutchison Sales, Inc., d.b.a. Son Son Foods Co.,
Kansas City, Mo. 823, 706, cance. Cl. 46.
Anselmo, Guy, Jr., d.b.a. ‘Pers tives International, Bryn
Mawr, Pa. 956, abs, pub. 1-16-73. Multiple Class (Classes
101, 105, and 10
Arden SR: ao petralt, Mich, 823,541-2, canc. Cl. 1.
Arkansas Co., Inc., Newark, N.J. 956, 690. Cl. 6.
Arocena, A Elgoibar, Guipuzoca,
iieys: ches rs uipuzoca, Spain. 956,459, pub.
Aceve. Gomicel Products, Inc., Detroit, Mich. 956,312, pub.
et A Ge 2 Products, Inc.,
— House Imports, New York,
Detroit, Mich. 956,641, pub.
N.Y. 823,680, canc. Cl.
As@iené Oil, Inc., Ashland, Ky. 956,676, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
Ante or Co., Los Angeles, Calif. 298,352, ren. 4—3-
Avon Products, Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,626, pub. 1-16-73.
Multiple Class (Classes 51 and! 52).
Avon Products, Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,6: 1
73, Multiple Class (Classes 51 and 52). prtindcgninteatl
sages Ome Products Corp., Chicago, Ill. 956,581, pub. 1-16-
ar Sepantesten, El Segundo, Calif. 956,584, pub. 10-24-72.
Baldwie Hardware Mfg. Corp., Reading, Pa. 956,367, pub.
1-16-73. fornia, NA a (Classes 13 and 33).
Bank of Ly og, he, San Francisco, Calif. 956,675,
pub. et o
sl Bard, Inc., Murray Hill, N.J.
956, Sés. pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 4
Bard R., io + io Cc
Barnes-Hind beter oy ,8 Sunnyvale, Calif. 572,724,
ren. 4—3-73. Cl. 18.
Barrington Publications, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. 956,713.
Cl. 38.
Barry, R. G., Corp., d.b.a. The House of Foam, Columbus,
Ohio. 823, 546, canc. Cl. 3.
Battle Creek. Equipment Co., Battle Creek, Mich. 956,417, pub.
Beatty, David L., d.b.a. David Beatty, Kansas City, Mo. 823,-
826, cane. Cl. 103.
Beaunit Corp., New York, N.Y. 823,793, cane. Cl. 1.
Beecham Inc., Clifton, N.J. 956, 598, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 46.
me « 3 Corp.. West Hartford, Conn. 956,522, pub. 1-16-73.
Behavioral Research ve Menlo Park, Calif. 956,-
686, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 107.
oe ce Sales Co. Inc., New York, N.Y. 568,239, ren. 4-3-
‘
om - — Shoe Co., Auburn, Maine. 956,543, pub. 1-16-73.
Bell Howell Co., Chicago, Ill. 956,680, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
re & Pharmacal Corp., Greenville, S.C. 566,667, ren. 4—3—73.
Bemis ‘ity Co., Sheboygan Falls, Wis. 823,800, canc. Cl. 22.
Bennett. oding & Cooper, Inc., Boston, Mass. 956,563, pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 42.
a am Inc., Kansas City, Mo. 956,653, pub. 1-16-78. Cl.
& faggeioten, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. 956,606,
pub. 11-7-72. Cl. 47.
an Fertilizers Go. The, Lathrop, Calif. 823,787, cane. Cl.
Beverly Pogerrpesation, Ine., Chicago, Ill. 956,662, pub.
1-16-73.
Bic Pen Corp.. Milford, Conn. 956,521, pub. 1—16—73. Cl. 37.
1-16-73. Cl. 12.
Bilnor Corp., Brooklyn, N.Y. 956,354, a
| Seal Extract Co., Inc., Somerset, N.J. 573,037, ren. 4—3-
mam Tw Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,692. Cl. 12.
Borelli Produce Distributors, d.b.a. Borelli Produce Distrs.,
Fresno, Calif. 956,586, . 1-16-73. Cl. 46.
Bosch, Robert, GmbH, Stuttgart. Germany. 956,302, pub.
100.
Berman, Jules.
1-16-73. Cl.'1.
Boss Mig. Co., The, Kewanee, Ill. 576,398, ren. —— Cl. 39.
Boston Research Corp., Boston, Mass, 823,641, ce. Cl. 26.
Roveea presses Corp., Silver Spring, Md. ‘956, 870, re 1-16—
Brey Re Co., East Longmeadow, Mass. 956,424, pub.
Bradley, Milton, Ce East Longmeadow, Mass. 956,621-—2,
pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
Brass Tree, Inc., The ‘Portland, Oreg. 956,671, pub. 1-16-73.
New York, N.Y. 568,931, ren. 4—3-73. Cl.
18.
Broussard Machine Co., Inc., St. Martinville, La. 956,458,
pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 23.
Brown, Arnold, d.b.a. a | Brown's Cheese Wheel, Glad-
wyne, Pa. 956,663, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 101.
Browne, Stewart R., Mfg. Co., Inc., Garden City, N.Y. 956,-
415, pub. 1- 16-73. Cl. 21.
Browning Laboratories, Inc., Laconia, N.H. 956,406, pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 21.
Brubaker, 8. G., d.b.a.. Water Bocigment Co., White Marsh,
Md. 956,497, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. :
Bruder, M. A.. & Sons, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. 576,586, ren.
4—3-73. Cl. 16.
Brulin - Co., Inc., Indianapolis, Ind. 956,643, pub. 1-16-78.
Cl. 5
Brunswick Corp., Skokie, Ill, 569,664, ren. 4—3-73. Cl. 22.
Cl. 101.
Bristol-Myers Co.,
Burlington In ustries, Inc., Greensboro, N.C. 574,751, ren.
4—3-73. Cl. 42.
Burlington wr aime Inc., Greensboro, S.C. 575,606, ren.
4-3-73. Cl.
Burr Corp., << York, N.Y. 956,885, pub. 1-16-78. Cl. 18.
a Incentives, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn. 956,669, pub.
—16-—73. Cl. 101.
S * bo System, New York, N.Y. 956,656, pub. 1-16-73.
100.
Cl.
Calgon Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa. 956,333, pub. 1-16-78, Cl. 6.
Camerino, Giuliana, d.b.a. Roberta di Camerino, Venice, Italy.
956,531, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 39.
Camp Thunderbird, Inc., St. Louis, Mo. 568,949, ren. 4-3-78.
Cl. 100.
= us Sweater & Sportswear Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 956,547,
. 1-16-78. Cl. 39.
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Capenall y Cia. de Cordoba S.A., Cordoba, Spain. 956,719.
Career Inc., from Career Development Co Glendale,
cast: A086 710. ‘Maltiple Class (Classes 36 and 38).
a Corp.: See—
mes 5 ae 7“ EB. A. Carey Co., Chicago, Ill.
336, 336, pub. 16-73. Cl.
aes tae.. \pinting, Pa. 571,269-73, ren.
Centeal teal wine ‘HBouipment Co., St. Louis, Mo. 568,727, ren.
4-3-73. Cl. 2
- ee Tntersational Corp., New York, N.Y. 572,708, ren.
ey Sema Inc., Rochester, N.Y. 956,538, pub. 1-16—
eo Chemical Co., Inc., Savage, Minn. 956,454, pub. 8—15—
a Soeteta Anonima «908,30 coat le Fibre Tesseli Arti-
a aay. 2 pub. 1-16-73. Multiple
Class Class (Classes 1.
Copttons "Pherinacal om 8 gs, Tenn. 574,604, ren.
Chemical Additives Co., Houston, Tex. 956,326, pub. 1-16-73.
Conteou -Pond’s Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,627, pub, 1-16—
Chevallier Gerard Gabriel and Chevallier Madeleine Louise,
nee Valansot, ieee, < o ab. a Cl. 47.
Chicago Candle Ee hie Pee 823, Cl. 6.
Chilton Co., Pa: $50,678, pub. "116-73. Cl. 107.
Chocolate international Pisa S
Heath, L. S., & Sons, Inc.
Ciba-Geigy Corp.. Ardsley, NY oes 061, ren. 4—3-73. Cl. 6.
= Geigy Corp., Ardsley, N.¥. 956,386, pub. 12-26-72. Cl.
Ciba-Geigy Co Ardsley, N.Y¥., from Ren Plastics, Inc.,
Lansi Mich. "966.414. pub. 1- “2-73. Cl. 21.
Cincinnati Prin & Drying = Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio.
956,464, pub. 1-16-73.
Citation M Co., Inc., Sinem "Springs Ark., from Maynard
Sales International Inc., Little Rock, Ark. 956, 395, pub.
ee
om. = L Be ~ tees, Ine., Brockton, Mass. 823,627, canc. Cl.
on + ce Trout Co., Buhl, Idaho. 956,604, pub. 1-16-73.
Clopay an d.b.a. Crown Shade Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. 956,-
Club Aquarius, Inc., d.b.u. National Association of Skindiv-
ing aaa Long Beach, Calif. 956,649, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
Cone ave. Inc., Chelsea, Mass. 956,366, pub. 10—10—72.
Conan. z= D-. Mfg. Co., Milwaukee, Wis. 571,897, ren.
Coghler = Co., Inc., Jacksonville, Fla. 569,210, ren. 4—3-
cl
Collier Carbon | Chemical Corp., Los Angeles, Calif. 823,-
798, canc. Cl.
Collins. , ‘Aikman Corp., New York, N.Y. 956,542, pub. 1—16-
Collins, Lee, Co., Chelsea, Mass. 823,695, canc. Cl.
Colorguard Corp.. Raritan, N.J. 956,620, } 6, 620, pub. 1- 16-18. Cl. 50.
Compactor Corp., Chicopee, Mass. cL
ar uters for industry & Business, ‘Inc., Now York; N.Y.
777, cane, Cl. 101.
Concept, TIne., St. Petersburg, Fla. 956,478, pub. 1-16-73.
Consestoeed Foods Corp., d.b.a. Po a, Hapade Industries, Engle-
wood, 302,259, ren. 4—3—73.
Consolldated Foods Corp., d.b.a. rae Industries, Engle-
Choatonatioan Ubcamamben 4 Uoatnae Duppigheim, Fr
onstructions Europeennes de Sou age, Duppigheim, France.
956,510, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 34.
Continental Assurance Co., Chien ‘0, Ill. 956,723. Cl. 102.
—= Dave, Sporting Goods nec., Denver, Colo. 575,834,
n. 4~3-73. Cl. 22.
Cordell Tackle Inc., Hot om Ark. 956,394, pub. 1-16-73.
Creative .-): = Ine., Hauppauge, N.Y. 956,404, pub.
1-16-73.
Crozier, Ha-old E.. d.b.a. Crozier Advertising Agency, Au-
gusta, Ga. 956,689. Cl. 2.
Cummins-Chicago Corp., Chicago, Ill. 573,724, ren. 4—3~73.
Cl. 23.
DBA Pr Products Co., Ine., Lake Bluff, Ill. 956,426, pub. 1-16-73.
Dr Adiesiey Bros. Corp., Miami, Fla. 823,619, canc. Cl. 22.
Dan River Mills, Inc., Danville, Va. 425,961, eanc. Cl. 42.
Dageets. Cc. R., Inec., Daniels, Md. 956,513, pub. 1-16~—73. Cl.
Dart Industries Inc., d.b.a. Special Sale Products C
Angeles, Calif. 956,390-1, pub. 1- 16-73. cl. i. wien
Dart Industries Inc.. d.b.a. Vanda Beauty cies Los
Angeles, Calif. 571,721, ren. ~ acy Cl. 51.
Dart Industries Inc., d.b.a. Vanda _—_ Co:
Angeles, Calif. 573,287, ren. 4-83-73. ot. ee ot
Dartmouth Restaurant C Boston,
ier ae ‘orp., ~a9 pal 956,652, pub.
Datotek, Ine., Dallas, Tex. 956,407, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 21.
Dayteg-Hedeon Corp., Minneapolis, Minn. 956,539, pub. 1-16-
Dearing, Milliken, Ine., New York, N.Y. 956,567, pub. 1-16-73.
Delatour, E., et Cie, S.A., Christia
Islands. 986,611. pub. 1216-78 Cl 4g,” Viren
INDEX OF REGISTRANTS
PDeatepiy Rescscee & Devsie ent Co Milford, Del. 300,-
. 4-3~73. Cl. 44 - ad
906, ren
Denver Ch Chemical Mfg. Co., The, ¢ The, d.b.a. Wampole Laboratories,
Stamford, Conn.
AC Inc., Re hei Til. 823,795, canc. Cl. 3.
Diamond kali Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 823,766, canc. Cl. 52.
Foo Ambassado:
$23,672, cane. Cl. 3
twear, inc. d.b.a. r, St. Louis, Mo.
Dr. Pepper Co., Dallas, Tex. 956,577, pub. 1-16—73. Cl. 45.
sy Vow Pedro, 8.A., Cadiz, Spain. ’s Cl.
,740, ren. 43-73.
Deaneliey, Pe Rooke, B-. Corp., The, New York, N.Y. 575,391,
Dover Yarn Sail, y Shelby, Ts 956,559, pub. 1—16~73.
Classes 42 and 43).
Downer, d.b.a. Teton ineudac Jackson, Wyo. 956,725.
Multiple a (
Cl. 107.
Dri Mark Products, Inc., Mount Vernon, N.Y. 956,700. Cl. 23.
ey age Kyle Co., Inc., Batesville, Miss. 956,512, pub. 12-9-
Dugas +. McCarthy, Inc., Auburn, N.Y. 301,253, ren. 4—3-73.
Dura Corp., Southfield, Mich. aoe 397, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 19.
Duron Canada » jbta.. Dorval, Q anada. 956,359, pub.
1-16-73. Ci.”
Dymo ~ Boh, ‘Ine. Emeryville, Cant. 956,446, pub. 4—25-
72. Multiple e Class (Classes 23 and 37).
Eady Farming Co., Calexico, Calif. 823,714, canc. Cl.
Eastern Baker Pharmaceutical Corp., Jacksonvilie, nae "g28,-
577, cane. Cl. 18.
Ebco Battery Co., Columbus, Ga. 956,405, pub. 10-81-72. Cl.
Etkontx Corp., Burlington, Mass. 956,486, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
Elco Industries, Inc., Rockford, Ill. 956,374, pub. 1-16-73.
Elgcirodim Ine, North Hollywood, Calif. 574,981, ren. 4—3-
mectee Devices, Inc., Yonkers, N.Y. 956,411, pub. 1-16-73.
Emhart Corp., Bloomfield, Conn. 823,823, canc. Cl. 50.
Enka Glanzstoff B.V., Arnhem, Netherlands. 570,405, ren.
4-3-73. CL 6.
eo mm, Inc., Harbor City, Calif. 956,408, pub. 1-16—
3
Brhard Jauch, Uhrenfabrik, Schwenningen/Neckar, Germany.
956,490, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 27.
Estate, Analysis, Inc., Encino, Calif. 956,673, pub. 1-16-73.
Euclid, Ine., Cleveland, Ohio. 569,438, ren. 4-3—73. Cl. 19.
Eversha: ne., Milford, Conn. 823,745-6, canc. Cl. 51.
Evsco Pharmaceutical Corp., Oceanside, N.Y. 956,388, pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 18.
Expanded Metal Co. Ltd., The, London, England. 92,204, ren.
—3-—73. Cl. 14.
Exxon Corp., Flemington, N.J. 299,992, ren. 4—3-73. 15.
tandard Oil Co., ‘Flemington, NS. 956,-
Exxon Corp., from
334—5, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 6.
ub. 1-16-73. Cl. 26.
1,370, ren. 4—3-73. Cl.
FMC Corp., San Jose, Calif. 956,480
— Giove Co., Fairfield, Iowa. 571
Wormer Bros. Co., Torrance, Calif. 956,655, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
Federated Department Stores, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio. 956,557,
1-16-73. 42.
Feinman, Beverly. d.b.a. Simchas Designs, Chicago, Ill. 956,-
525, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 38.
Fieldcrest Mills, Ine., Eden, N.C. 956,564—6, pub. 1-16-73.
First Federal Savings & cage Association of Wichita, Wichita,
ay i 660, pub. 1-16-73. Multiple Class (Classes 101
an °
First National Bank of Denver, The, Denver, Colo. 956,659,
pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 101.
First Union, Inc., St. Louis, Mo. 956,666, pub. 1-16-73. Mul-
tiple Class (Classes 101 and 102).
Flanders Filters, Inc., Washington, D.C. 956,707. Cl.
Flicker Vacuum Mfg., Ine., Brooklyn, N.Y. goods: * pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 23.
Flood Safety Products Co.: See—
Parmelee Industries, Ine.
Flying Tigers (American Volunteer Group-Chinese Air Force)
Inc., The, Los Angeles, Calif. 428,211, cance. Cl. 8.
Foremost Dairies, Inc., San Francisco, Calif. 823,709, canc.
Fostoria Glass Co., Moundsville, W. Va. 222,459. cance. Cl. 33.
Frisina, J. Daniel. d.b.a.. The Snooty Fox Boutique, $ Meadville.
Pa. 956.667, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 101.
rete ey Co., Long Valley, N.J. 956,500, pub. 1-16-
GCL Mercantile Corp., Hawthorne, N.J. 956,456, pub. 1-16—
73. Cl. 23.
Gabrieleen Co., Inc., Chicago, Ill. 823,744, cane. Cl. 51.
Gagaen. Mathew R., Revere, Mass. 956,392, pub. 1-16-73.
Gardner, Albert M., Jr., Lancaste, Pa. 823,606, canc. Cl. 22.
Gaylord Area Chamber of Commerce, Gaylord, Mich. 956,-
529, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 38.
oy Marie A., Trustee of Charles B. Kaufman (de-
“s32: d.b.a. Nixalite Ye oad of America, Rock Island,
Ti. 559,188, ren. 4—3—73. Cl
General, Cigar Co., Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,383, pub. 1-16-
Gooeral S Com: peuputer Systems, Inc., Dallas, Tex. 456,482, pub.
bar phen Co., New York, N.Y. 956,402, pub. 1-16-73.
INDEX OF REGISTRANTS
one ~~ 2 Corp., White Plains, N.Y. 956,318, pub. 1-16—
73. Cl.
aera Foods Corp., White Plains, N.Y. 956,596, pub .1-16—
General Mills Fun Group, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn. 956,438—9,
pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 22.
General Motors Corp., Detroit, Mich. 956,466, pub. 1-16-73.
George, P.D., Co., The, St. Louis, Mo. 956,409—10, pub. 1-16—
73
Gerstung International Sport Education, Inc., from egy
Gerstung International Sport Education, Inc., Towson, M
956,427 hae 1-16-73. Cl. 22.
Gillette , The, Boston, Mass. 956,625, pub. 11—7-72. Cl.
Gillette Co., The, Boston, Mass. 956,630, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
Mass. 956,642, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
Gillette Co., The, Boston,
Goldblatt Tool Co., Kansas City,
Kans. 956,699. Cl. 23.
Cire amen Corp., Akron, Ohio.. 956, 476, pub. 1-—16-
6.
Grace W. R., & Co., Cambridge, Mass. 956,619, pub. 1-16-73.
Grace, W. R., & Co., Cambridge, Mass. 570,646, ren. 4—3-73.
Greater Nebraska Life Insurance Co., Lincoln, Nebr. 823,783,
cane. Cl. 102.
Greenleaf, Inc., Denver, Colo. 823,566, canc. Cl. 10.
Greiff-Werke Gustav Winkler KG, Bamberg, Germany. 956,-
33, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 39.
Gro-Kote, Inc., Santa Rosa, Calif. 823,697, canc. Cl. 46.
Gruen Industries, Inc., New York, N.Y. 569,501, ren. 4-378.
Gruen Industries, Inc., New York, N.Y. 575,251, ren. 4-83-73.
Gruen Industries, Inc., New York, N.Y. 576,659, ren. 4—3-—73.
Grunwald-Marr, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. 956,541, pub. 1-16-
Cuatet rem Inc., Buchanan, N.Y. 956,452, pub. 1-16—
Guaeren Albert A., Honolulu, Hawaii. 956,588, pub. 1-16~—73.
Gupson, ametries, Inc., Torrance, Calif. 956,403, pub. 1-16—
Haberstroh Farm pregeets, Ine., Mount Clemens, Mich. 956,-
599, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 4
Halliburton Co., Duncan, Okla. 956,447, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 23.
—s Fashion Accessories, Inc., Indiana, Pa. 568,794, ren.
Hand Brands, Inc., Pound Ridge, N.Y. 823,703, canc. Cl. 46.
Hand Brands, Inc., Pound Rid N.Y. 823,710, cane. Ci. 46.
Hanes Corp., ‘Winston-Salem, .c. 956,537, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
Hansen, A. L., Mfg. Co., Gurnee, Ill. 956,365, pub. 1-16-73.
Multiple Class (Classes 13, 14, and 25).
Hansrote, Robert R., os! Pure Water Society, Lincoln, Nebr.
956,499, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 31.
Hardwick’ Products, Inc., Marblehead, Mass. 823,762, canc.
Cl. 52.
ri John A., Bass River, Mass. 956,361, pub. 1-16~73.
Haver-Lockhart Laboratories, Inc., Shawnee, Kans. 823,590,
cance.
Hawkinson, Paul E., Co., Minneapolis, Minn. 576,966, ren.
43-73. Cl. 23.
Heath, L. S.. & Sons. Inc., Robinson, Tl., from Chocolate In-
ternational, Inc., Belmont, Calif. 956,594, pub. 1-2-73. Cl.
46.
Heineken Brouwerijen N.V., Amsterdam, Netherlands. 956,-
608. pub. a 1 ag Cl. 4
Heinz, B. T., d.b.a. B. T. Heinz Co., Seattle, Wash. 823,640,
Cl. 9.
cane. 6.
Hercules Inc.. Waetagies. Del. 956.341, pub. 1-16-73.
S.B.H. A
Herrick, Stephen B., d. ssociates, Redwood City,
ed pogads, pub. = “16-73. Multiple Class (Classes 23,
Bers Ginger Ale Co., Jacksonville, Fla. 823,686, canc. Cl.
a. 3 4 & Chemical Corp., Perth Amboy, N.J. 823,573, canc.
Hetherington, A. J., Co., Hughson, Calif. 823,592, canc. Cl.
Hewitt Soap Co., Inc., The, Dayton, Ohio. 570,025, ren. 4—3-
Haffenreffer & Co.. Boston, Mass. 92,336, ren. 4—3-73.
Cl. 48.
Hickory Farms of Ohio, Inc., Toledo, Ohio. 956.718. Cl. 46.
er ee Sportswear, Inc., Newark, N.J. 823,667, canc. Cl.
Hilton Hotels Corp., Chicago, Ill. 956,651, pub. 1-16-73. C1.
Canada. 956,-
Inc.,
Hobrough Ltd.. Vancouver. British Columbia,
647, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 100.
Holland Natural Pregnets, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. 956,602,
pub. 1-16-73. 46. -
Balione yas ay Co., Hollister, Calif. 956,601, pub. 1-16-73.
Bomegell Inc., Minneapolis, Minn. 956,474, pub. 1-16-73.
Horland, Richard, d.b.a. Suner Stamp Mfg. Co., West Oran
N.J. 956,449, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 23. 2: " “7
Horlicks Corp., Racine, Wis. 569,826, ren. 4—3-—73. Cl. 46.
as emma Co., Utica, N.Y. 956,419, pub. 10-3-72. C1.
Hoyt, Earl W., Los Altos, Calif. 823,609, canc. Cl. 22.
Hudnut, Richard, Morris Plains, N.J. 823,751, canc. Cl. 51.
™ m
Hussmanno oy : saad Co., Bridgeton, Mo. 956,498, pub.
ei. — nom
ybird Tu shore i ae. Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. 956,304,
pub. 1-16-7
— a Westeott r ‘Dunning, Inc., Baltimore, Md. 574,959,
Hysan Chicago, Lil. 956,325, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 6.
Hysa Scient fic, from ge " Ginical Laborato:
tries, Fountain Valley, Sait 956,316, pub. i.
Roland C., Andover 823,618, can 22.
rial-Eastman Corp., hic Si 086,709. & 35.
In Head Inc., New York, fy 572,746, ren. 4-3-73. Cl.
13.
Indian Head Inc., New York, N.Y. 572,750, ren. 4—3—73. Cl. 13.
Information Management Facilities,” Inc., New York, N.Y.
956,470, pub. ie ie Cl. 2
Ingersoll-Rand Co., Woodcliff Lake, N.J. 573,281, ren. 4-3—
ae -Rand Co., Woodcliff Lake, N.J. 574,879, ren. 4-3—73.
a Co. of North America, Philadelphia, Pa. 956,721.
Institute of Music & Motivation, Inc., Lubbock, Tex. 956,679,
rae Tae Chicago iil. 301,228, ren, 48-73. Cl. 39.
ne.
interes Inc., Chicago, Ill. 573, roe ren. 4—3-—73. Cl. 39.
International Clinical Laboratory Industries: See—
en
International Decoratives Co,, Broomfield, Colo. 956,616, “o
International Paper Co, New York, N.Y. 828
nternatio ‘aper Co.,
+. eo Paper Co., New York, N.Y. 956, eo ab. 12 a
2. Cl.
Jacob "Baadie, Ltd., Baltimore, Md. 573,986, ren. 4-38-73.
ood, Calif. 956,360, pub. 10-10-72, Mul-
ple Class (C 13, 19, 21, 23, 26, and 29).
Jeno's, In Inc., Duluth, Minn. 956,578, pub. 11-14-72. Cl. 46.
Jett-Fagg, inc., Tulsa, Okla, 956, b. 73. Cl. 84.
Jobst Testitute, Inc., The, Toledo, Ohio. 956,715. Cl. 44.
Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ. 956,573, pub, 12-
J ay NS ga. Kirkwood Enterprises, Winter
ones, Thomas r
“16-73. Cl.
mi Fla. 956, as) ‘pub. 1 22.
Lin 8pecial ities, Inc., Manhattan Beach, Calif. 956,434-5,
Tokyo, Japan.
ub. 1-16—7
wept i i Kaisha Hattori Tokeiten, Chuo-ku,
956,469, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 23.
Kaiser Aluminum $ Chemical Corp., Oakland, Calif. 572,529,
ren. 4-3-73. Cl. 2
Kaiser Aluminum : ‘Chemical Corp., Oakland, Calif. 956,314,
ub. 54-71. Cl. 6.
K. apes! Label Co., Kalamazoo, Mich, 956,523, pub. 1-16—
Kalender, Nick, da, Nick Kalender Farm, Dinuba, Calif.
823,701, canc. Cl. 4
Kanebo, Ltd., from Kan chi Boseki
d.b.a. Kanegafuchi Spin: ans Co., Ltd.
Osaka, Japee. Sts 956,716. Cl. 46.
Kanegafuch Kabushiki Kaisha, d.b.a. Kanegafuchi
a “er ta: See—
an
Kay-Cee Industrial zpetem, Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,550-1,
pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 4
Keene Corp., New York N.Y. 956,445, - Pe. 1-16-78. Cl. 23.
. 956,389, pub, 1-16—
Regge E*ezmacsuticals Inc., Keene, Tex
Indus-
. 6.
Janus, ine. Inglew
Kabushiki iki Kaisha,
, Miyakojima-ku,
Kenco Engineering Co., , Okla. 95 Cl. 26.
Kerite Co., The "SS SR Conn. 572, sre. ren. 4-8-73, Cl.
Cl. 21.
Keyes Fibre Co., Waterville, Maine. 303,802, ren. 4-38-73.
2.
—- Consolidated Ng iy em u m3 Ill. 956,37;
xiimon, ean - -b.a. W: Pi 5 one ite 4
n, J. Warne
ee 711 a a. Warner mae ‘o., Philadelphia,
Koehrin Co., Milwaukee, Wis, 956,455, pub. 1-16-78. 23.
Konate Pharmacal Co., Inc., ‘Springfield’ Gardens, Ny 833,
Konickite Bob iP Indu
onin my ny Bg i EB ti
sansinelande, DeeGty pab A618 CBOs enapone
, Inec., from L
Ind. 956,380, pub. 1-16-73. cL 16. ects, mine, -
me oy ES
is, Inc.
La Salle Wines & Champagne, Inc., Farmin 823,-
687, canc. Cl. 45. eae Pe ee
— Corp., The, New Orleans, La. 956,489, pub. 1-16-78.
Larbar Corp., St. Paul, Minn, 823,562, canc. Cl. 9.
Lark Luggage Corp., New York, N.Y. 828,548, canc. Cl, 8.
Larus 2 Brother Co., Richmond, Va. 956,382, pub, 11-7-73.
hom Petit Fils de L. U. Chonard & Cie S.A., Ge
land. 956,491, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 27. ae ee
oe Sportswear, Inc., New York, N.Y. 828,678, canc.
a. Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,582, pub. 1-16-73.
Lebanon Woolen Mills, Inc., Ni ~Y. .
2, we oe is, Ine ew York, N.Y. 572,157, ren
Lee Road Mureery. Inc., Shaker Heights, Ohio. 956,343, pub.
12-26-72. Cl. 1
Les_ Assaisonnements Briards, La -sur-M.
Maeeel. Pammmcnte, Detar wee. I gny-sur-Marne (Seine et
a Beetheup Co., North Walex, Pa. 956,481, pub, 1-16-
TM iv
Lenox Candles, Inc., Oshboch, Wis. 574,966, ren. 4-38-73.
Laver Brothers Co., New York, N.¥. 300,295, ren. 4-3-73.
oS ee Co., New York, N.¥. 568,803, ren. 4-3-73. Cl.
Lighine, Alexts, & Co., Bordeaux, France. 956,607, pub. 1-16-
Hi bit Sage gory, ll Delicacies, “Minne
yee
ra ien P eae ks Iie 1,
Litho ¢
3 Subrook, N.Y. 828,822,
Litton pee Systems, tek, New York, N.Y. 956,345, pub.
1-16-78. Cl. 11.
Litton Business Systems, Inc., Orange, N.J. 956,479, pub.
sea Shipley’ Co., The, Cincinnati, Ohio. 956,468, pub.
~ aitadena, Calif. 823,570, Cl. 18.
see ese veh ee Clopment ‘Corp. Los Angeles, Calif.
5, wie CCH 15, 1 Bi and oe: Se
n& C (Chases SEAR "NT. 19.288 ‘pub. ube 116-78.
ae 49. ne 8 Soap Co., Los Angeles, Calif. 569,580, ren. 4~3-—
Labrication, Engi E rs, Inc., Fort Worth, Tex, 956,377, pub.
Labdetress ta Laboritories, Inc., Herkimer, N.Y. 576,568, ren.
4-3-78.
Lyon Metal Products, Inc., Aurora, Ill, 570,062, ren. 4—3-73.
lean Metal Products, Inc., Aurora, Ill. 571,461, ren, 43-73.
«Gi from McQ, Inc., Indianapolis, Ind. 956,544, pub. 1—-16—
faces : Bee—
Magic American Chemical Corp., Cleveland, Ohio. 573,943,
ren, 4—3-738. Cl. 5.
a Junior Chamber of Commerce, Maitland, Fla. 823,-
, canc.
Mamma Cookie Bakeries, Inc., Chicago, Ill. 568,313, ren.
4—3-73. Cl. 46.
Marlboro Wire Goods Co., Inc., Marlborough, Mass. 956,696.
Cl. 22.
Marubeni America Corp., from Marubeni-Iida (America), Inc.,
New York, N.Y. 956,412, pub. 1-16-73. Multiple Class
Classes 2i and 25
(
Marubeni-lida eostee , Inc.: See—
Marubeni erica orp.
Mattel, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif. 823,620—3. canc. Cl.
Masterpiece Studios, Ine., Chicago, in. 956,528, pub. 77 6-73.
CL. 38.
mae Inc,, Hawthorne, Calif. 956,428-33, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
Mattel, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif. gee. rid pub. 1-16-73. Cl. as.
Mattel, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif. » Bap 1-16-73. Cl.
Broth hers Co., Inc. linesspome, inn. 956,323, ¥
—16-73.
May, Sharies N., & Co., Chica; eg tr) »782, canc. Cl. 49.
Maynard Sales International,
Citation Mf, Ine.
McCloskey ‘Varnish ¢ Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 576,648, ren. 4—3—
McCulloch Properties, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. 956,
1-16-73. Ch 107. ” ert, we
Medi-Kay Laboratorie: Co., Shawnee Mission, Ki 4,
cy 3 Spee
e le Shoe Co ew Yor! 679,
Messi il, oF ine. hana f co et 8. cane Cl ae
we) ran c. rem treet Publications, Inc.,
Plainview, N.Y. 436, pub. 1-16-73. Multiple Class
(Classes 32 and 51).
Melrepolitas wae | a. Inc., Long Island City, N.Y. 575,-
Michigan Hanger Co., * Fiubbard, Ohio, 956,372, pub. 1-16-73.
Michigan anittger, Publishing Co. Kalamazoo, Mich. 823,-
<= # Tastraments, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. 956,574, pub.
Midwest Federal Savings & Loan Association of Minneapolis,
wn lis, Minn. 568,947. ren. 4~8-73. Cl. 102.
a Laboratories, Inc., Elkhart, Ind. 956, 327, pub. 1-16—
Mitte Taboratortes, Inc., Elkhart, Ind. 956,628, pub. 1-16~
Mier peowing Co., Milwaukee, Wis. 570,837, ren, 4-3-73.
Minnesota Mintas & Mfg. Co., St. Paul, Minn, 956,358, pub.
1-16-73.
Minnesota patbe
116-78. Gee r Co., Minneapolis, Minn. 956,442, pub.
_—. YS Een. New York, N.Y. 956,657, pub. 1-16-73.
Modern Globe. In N
8-78 C139. ¢., North Wilkesboro, N.C. 576,488, ren.
Monarch Marking System Co., The: ——
Monarch Marking Systems, _ =
Monarch Marking Systems, Ine.,
System Co., Dayton, Ohio. 956, p++
Monroe Auto Equi
1-16-73. Cl is pment Co., Monroe, Mich. 956,393, pub.
Montebello Liquors, Inc. d.b. G -0”
more, Md. 956,610, pub. 12-8-70. cam ith Naiaal
cs th Monarch Marking
INDEX OF REGISTRANTS
urray Com; of Tozas, Inc., d.b.a, Boston Gear Works,
Mttbureh Pa. 208,486, ren. 4—3-73. Cl. 23.
NL Industries, Inc., New York, N.¥. 956,306, pub. 1-16-73.
Nanco “Corp., Bellevue, Wash, 956,355-6, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
12.
Narda Microwave Corp., The, Plainview, N. x 956,398, pub.
1-16-73, Multi a Clais (Classes 21 and 26
National Associa “ + eeee tl Grand Ter-
ce, Calif. 956 724.
ational Ch Chicle I Products Co., Palo Alto, Calif. 956,580, pub.
6-73. Cl. 46
National Research Corp., Cambridge, Mass. 823,682-3, canc.
4
watlonal pag er ape Inc., Boston, Mass.
, pu ag
Natone Co Los Angeles, ae nt 956,638, pub. 9-14-71. Cl.
Newman é a Non York, N.Y. 823,676, canc. Cl. 39.
—— & bs = ‘0, Be 256: 317, pub. 1-16-73.
cttipse Clase (Classes 6 and 26).
Nordlinger Concepts Inc., New oa Ny rire 552, pub. 1-16—
North Airlines, Inc., d.b.a. Beets Orient Airlines, Minne-
apolis, Minn. 823,788, canc. Cl. 1
A qndustri (4/8, Sa Denmark. 956,320, pub.
Official Publications, Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,526, pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 38.
Oneida Ltd., Oneida, —_ 956,460, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 23.
Oneida Ltd., Onei N.Y. 956,465, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 23.
Oneida zbackaging ucts, Inc., ifton, N.J. 568,418, ren.
4-3-73. Cl
Opel, Adam, Aktiengesellschaft, Russelsheim am Main, Ger-
many. 956, 396, pub. 1-16-78. Cl. 19.
Or; — Inc., est Orange, N.J. 956,331, pub. 1-16-73.
Orjene co. “Co. Inc., Long Island City, N.Y. 956,629, pub. 1-16—
Orleans Dor Candy Co., 4.b.a. ap oy Packaging Co., Chi-
cago, Ill, 569,205, ren. "4-83-78. C
et * 7 ae Equipment Co., Inc., ie. Ind. 956,714. Cl.
Owgtemse Tool Co., Owatonna, Minn. 956,467, pub. 1-16-73.
Ox Be aman Corp., Warren, Mich. 956,328, pub.
pF Frazer A.B., Helsinki, Finland. 569,391, ren, 4—3—73.
ia Chemical Co., Detroit, Mich. 956,321, pub. 1-16-73.
Parke’ Davis & Co., Detroit, Mich. 823,597, canc. Ci. 18.
Parmelee Industries, Inc., Kansas City, ’ Mo., from Flood
sets Products Co., Chicago, Tl. 956,483, pub, 1-16-73.
Paterson Arn Ltd., London, England. 956,315, pub.
1-16-7
Pellon ong New York, N.Y. 956,558, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 42.
oO
vegdiaee.s olen Mills, Portland, Oreg. 572,401, ren. 4—3-
eg C., Co., Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,534, pub. 1-16—
Per Se, Inc., Stanford, Calif. 823,664, canc. Cl. 38.
Pettibone Laboratories, Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,639, pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 52.
Pfizer Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,338, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 8.
Philadelphia Resins Corp., Montgomeryville, Pa. 956,351-2,
pub, 1-16-73. Cl. 12.
Piecchione, Nicholas Everett, Providence, R.I. 956,712. Cl. 37.
Pilot Life Insurance Co., Greensboro, N.C. 956, 674, pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 102.
Pioneer Marketing Associates Ltd., Don Mills, Ontario, Can-
ada. 956,640, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 52.
Polaroid Corp., Cambridge, Mass. 956,484, pub. 1—16—73. Cl.
26.
Pollutrol Technology, Inc., Portland, Maine. 956,444, pup.
8-24-71. Cl. 23.
Potlatch Forests, Inc., San Francisco, Calif. 956,691. Cl. 12.
a + gemys Corp., New York, N-Y. 956,451, pub. 1-16—
Press/Product maceing, Inc., Seattle, Wash. 956,353, pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 12.
Prince Macaroni Mfg. Co., d.b.a. Prince Macaroni Mfg. Co.
and Remon, Prince Macaroni Mfg. Co., Lowell, Mass. 569,-
035, ren. 4—3-—73. Cl. 46.
Procter & Gamble Co., The, Cincinnati, Ohio. 570,027, ren.
4—3-78. Cl. 52.
Products International Co., Phoenix, Ariz. 956,487, pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 26,
Psychiatric News & Views, Inc., New York, N.Y. 823,811,
cane. Cl. 38.
Quaker Oats Co., The, Chicago, Ill. 823,812, canc. Cl. 46.
Cogs Oats Co., The, Chicago, Ill. 956, 603, pub. 1-16-73.
Questor Corp., Toledo, Ohio. 956,506, pub. 1-16-73. Cl, 34.
RDS Development Services. Willowdale, Ontario, Canada.
956,527, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 38.
— Foods, Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,582, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
Raffetto, William G., Ellwood City, Pa. 956,645-—6, pub. 1—4—
72. Ci. 100.
Ralston Purina Co., St. Louis, Mo. 302,108, ren. 4—3-—73. Cl.
46.
Relgten, Purina Co., St. Louis, Mo. 956,583, pub. 1-16-73.
Cl. 46.
Raytheon Co., Lexington, Mass. 956,471, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
26.
ee et eT)
Senne 0
Ne eee
j
Teentaal car
Reeder Perdeqeent Corp., Minneapolis, Minn. 956,422, pub.
1-16-7
hold-Albert-Chemie Aktiengesellschaft, Hamburg, Ger-
oo 956,299, pub. 1-16-73. Multiple Class (Classes 1
and 6
Relehbotd Chemicals, Inc., White Plains, N.Y. 956,357, pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 12.
Ren eter ae. : ; See—
rp. ¥
Rese aed hurech of Jesus Cotes of Latter Day Saints,
ependence, Mo. 956,687, oe cl.
poten Inc., New York, N.Y.’9 8 720. cl.
Ricci, ‘Nina, S.A.R.L., Paris, France. bse 624, pub, 1-16—
73. Cl. 51.
Richardson-Merrell Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio, 823,593, canc. Cl.
Richardson-Merrell Inc., New York, N.Y. 823,596, canc. Cl.
18.
Richey’s Inc., Scottsdale, Ariz. 956,310, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
= ‘oto G.m.b.H., Wiesbaden, Germany. 956,319, pub. fhe:
. Multiple Class (Classes 6 and 26).
Robbins Flooring Co., Memphis, Tenn. 565,243, ren. 4—-3—73.
CL.
Robbins rm, Myers, Inc., Springfield, Ohio. 574,672, ren. 4-3—
oe Haas Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 956,648, pub. 1-16-73.
Roman. George, 1 Baltimore, Md. 823,635, canc. Cl. 23.
Rosenthal, Herbe ert, * omed Corp., "New York, N.Y. 956,493,
pub. 1-16-73.
Rogal Industries hae Pasadena, Calif. 569,982, ren. 4—-3—73.
oe Tuc., Cleveland, Ohio. 956,350, pub. 1-16—
a Thomas Howie Barr, Wetherby, England. 956,418,
b. 1-16-73. Cl. 22.
Safeway Stores, Inc., Oakland, Calif. 956,600, pub. 1-16-73.
Sander Wood as Co., Ine., Chicago, Ill. 956,664, pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 1
neon es Inc., Nashua, N.H, 956,488, pub. 1—16—
Sarne Handbag Co., Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,311, pub. 1-16-
Schenley Distillers, Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,609, pub. 12—26—
Schiffer, Stanley L., d.b.a. Attitude Associates, Arlington, Va.
956,670, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 101.
Schnuck Markets, Inc., St. Louis, Mo. 956,595, pub. 1-16-73.
46.
ww <= 4, 8. Fae & Co., Inc., New York, N.Y. 575,046, ren.
seawarss, Charles, & Co., Chicago, Ill. 956,562, pub. 1-16-73.
sar eg Mfg. Co., Two Rivers, Wis. 956,494, pub. 1-16-73.
Scot Lad Foods, Inc. one Tibma Baking Co., Chicago, Ill.
956,585, pro. 1-16-78. Cl. 46.
Scot Lad ‘oods, Inc., uhicen, Ill. 956,587, pub. 10-10-72.
Seoti , om Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 303,536, ren. 4—3-73. Cl.
ae a ay hoe Diego, Inc., Chula Vista, Calif, 956,535, pub.
Sealed Power Corp. Moshegen. 26 rn 956,450, pub. 1-16-73.
Multiple Class (Classes 2:
“Sebino” La Bambola Italiana, _ Brescia, Italy. 956,-
420, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 22.
Sentry — Corp., Cleveland, Ohio, 956,485, pub. 1—16-
Separator meciacaring 126. Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 956,-
463, pub. 1-16-73
Serv- wv -AP ortion, Inc., Van Nuys, Calif. 956,519, pub. 1-16-73.
Set < eneme Inc., Cleveland, Ohio. 956,346, pub. 1-16-73.
Sherman, Robert M., d.b.a. Madeleine de Martel Cosmetics,
New York, N.Y. 823,752-3. canc. Cl.
Sherman, Robert M..'d.b.a. yy de Martel Cosmetics,
New York, N.Y. 823,757, canc. Cl. 5
=. Cup, Inc., Kensington, on "658, 309, pub. 12-23-69.
2.
, Co., Ltd., Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan. 956,623, pub.
1-16-73. Cl. 51.
Shulton. Inc., Clifton, N.J. 956,644, pub. 1-16-73. Cl, 52.
Shure, Brothers Inc., Evanston, Ill. 956,399, pub. 1-16-73.
Siegfried Gerstung International Sport: See—
Gerstung International Sport ucation, Inc.
be Carl, Heiligenhaus, Rhineland, Lem
pub. 1-16-73. Multiple Class (Classes 21 and ).
Silberline Mfg. Co., Inc., Lansford, Pa. aba.eee, Cl. 16.
er Tom L., d.b.a. Sta-Slim Products, San Pedro, Calif.
956,569, pub. 1-16-78. Cl. 44
Skookum Packers Association, Inc., Wenatchee, Wash. 823,-
665, canc. Cl. 38. ” ‘
Smith Street Publications, Inc.: See—
Frank Merriwell, Inc.
Snpéers Drug Stores, Inc., St. Paul, Minn. 823,594, canc.
956,400,
Sommer, G. M., Co., Inc., De a " _
we ne troit, Mich. 956,443, pub. 1—16-
Gog, Walter F., d.b.a. Filmkraft Services and Filmkraft Mfg.
Co., Los Angeles, Calif. 956,475, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 26. .
Spaulding,. Edward H., d.b.a. Edward x. a ulding Co.,
Oxnard, Calif. 956,463, pub. 1-16-78. Cl. 23. —
INDEX OF REGISTRANTS
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Seectalty Products Co., Jersey City, N.J. 956,378, pub. 1-16-
Spies 2 Inc., San Francisco, Calif. 956,589, pub. 1-16—
Gerinaiie. . Rolling Meadows, Ill, 956,313, pub. 1-16-73.
Springbok Editions, Inc., New York, N.Y. 823,610-11, canc.
— Oil Co. : See—
Exxon Corp.
Star Bonifacio Echeverria, §.A., Eibar, Guipuzcoa, Spain.
956. oho, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
os Pa it wee of Education, Atlanta, Ga. 956,677, pub.
Steak & Ale Restaurants of America, Inc., Dallas, Tex. 956,-
590-3, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 46.
Steel Bar M Mills Association, Oak Park, Ill. 569,072, ren. 4—3-
73.
Steelcote Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. 570,234, ren, 4-3-73. Cl.
Steeleote Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. 571,577, ren, 4-83-73. Cl.
Stella-KG. Werner oan, Niederwalluf, Germany. 956,477,
pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 2
ons Drug Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,332, pub, 1-16-73.
Stevens, rad: Bad s Co., Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,545, pub.
Stiles, Robert S: 4.b.a, Boji Distributors, San Diego, Calif.
956,575, pub. 1-16-78. Cl. 44,
stim-U4 Plant, Inc., Columbus, Ohio. 956,344, pub. 1-16-73.
stone ‘onstruction Equipment, Inc., Honeoye, N.Y. 956,703.
oan , Co., Miami Beach, Fla. 956,726. Cl. 107.
Stork o~ Restaurant, Inc., The, New York, N.Y. 956,654,
pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 100.
Story, Milton, Hillsdale, N.J. 956,618, pub, 1-16-73. Cl. 50.
Strategic Merchandising Corp., New York, N.Y. 823,801, canc.
Cl. 22.
Studio Twelve, Costa Mesa, Calif. 956,549, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
N.Y. 956,308, pub, 1-16-73.
Sunline, Inc., d.b.a. Dyer Confections, St. Louis, Mo. 956,-
579, pub. 3-14-72. Ci.
Surfers’ World, Inc., A Calif. 823,607-8, canc. Cl. 22.
Switsen, Henry N., ‘.b.a. Falcon Lights, Los Angeles, Calif.
956, 401, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 21.
Sybron Corp., Rochester, N.Y. 956,322, pub. 10-31-72. Ci. 6.
Systems, Inc., Menomonee Falls, Wis 701. Cl. 23.
& roduce Co., Inc., d.b.a. T & L Produce Co., San
Antonio, Tex. 571, 407, ren. 4—3-73. Cl. 46.
Taisei Zinzoku Kogyosho Co., Ltd., Hyogoku, Kobe, Japan.
956,368, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 13.
Tandy Corp. , a.b.a Radio Shack, from Allied Radio Corp., Fort
Worth, eX, 956,515, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 36.
Taterstate Frozen Foods, Washburn, Maine. 823,815, canc.
a Petts, Inc., Nutley, N.J, 956,496, pub. 12-26—
a Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan. 956,561, pub. 1-16-73.
Teledyne Mid- aperiene Corp., Los Angeles, Calif. 573,704,
ren, 4—3—73. 26.
Templeton, eniy & Co., Broadview, Ill. oes, Me 7 Cl. 23.
Textron, Inc., Providence, R.I. 956,492, ~—16—73. Cl. 28.
Thomas & Betts Corp., Elizabeth, N.J. 75,600, ren, 4-3-73.
1
TT en we @ Chemical Co., Kansas City, Kans. 823,-
eanc. Cl.
Tolaram, Ram, d.b.a. A. R. Tolaram International Agencies,
Kowloon, ‘Hongkong. 956,337, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 8.
Topper Corp., Elizabeth, N.J. 956,695. Cl. 22.
Topps Chewing Gum, Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y. 956,576, pub. 1—16—
73. Cl.
Towle. aifs. Co., Newburyport, Mass. 575,670, ren. 4—3—73.
Cl. 28.
ee Union Corp., Chicago, Ill. 956,511, 2m 1-16-73. Cl.
4
Trans Union Corp., Chicago, Tll. 956,514. ee Cl. 35.
Trans Union Corp... Chicago, Ill. 956,688. . 1-16-73. Cl.
101.
be aT we Resources, Inc., Ogden, Utah. 956,369, pub.
1-1 1
Trippense oe 4.b.a. Wildlife Supply Co., Saginaw, Mich.
956.472, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 26.
Turf-Seed, Inc., Hubbard, Oreg. 956,688. Cl. 1.
Te Harvey, Ltd., New York, N.Y. 956,546, pub. 10—-10—
72. Cl. 39.
21st Contry 2 oe Ltd., Atlanta, Ga. 956,416,
pub. 1 — cl.
Tyzack, A.. & on. Ltd., Scheffield, England. 90,762, ren.
PS 43 ci. 23.
Unifi, Inc.. Greensboro, N.C. 956,560, pub. 1-16-73. Multiple
Class (Classes 42 and 106).
Union canes Corp., New York, N.Y. 956,329, pub, 1-16-73.
cl.
Sun Chemical Corp., New York,
Cl. 1.
Union eR Los Angeles, Cailf. 956,661, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
101.
United National Life Insurance Co., Mesa, Ariz. 823,806,
eanc. Cl. 38.
wares 3 a Reetowe Magazine Corp., New York, N.Y. 823,807,
cl
Unite States Aviation Underwriters, Inc., New York, N.Y.
956,672, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 102.
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U.S. Industries, Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,540, pub. 1-16-73.
. 38.
vs Packaging Corp., Greenville, S.C. 956,457, pub. 1-16-73.
ersity of of the —_—, San Francisco, Calif. 956,682, pub.
1-16-7
Universal pabiishing & Distributiong Corp., New York, N.Y.
823,659—60, canc. Cl. 38.
Universal Restaurants, Inc., Kendall, Fla. 956,650, pub. 1-
16-73. Cl. 100.
Valentino Couture, Inc., New York, N.Y. 956,665, pub. 1-16—
British Columbia,
73. Cl. 1
Veueae ian rock om ts. oe ene
Velsicol Chemica! ‘Corp., Chicago, Til. 956,342, pub, 1-16-73.
bs ms Mfg. Co., Owosso, Mich. 956,504, pub. 1-16-73. Cl.
Vermont Marble Co., Brosies, aS. ett -: 1-16-73
Multiple Oe Class (Classes 1, , 16, 21, 23,
27, 2 and 37).
Vibram 8. vy Albizzate, Varese, ~aem 956,548, pub. 1-16-73.
Viger yee Inc., Kensington, Md. 956,473, pub. 1-16—
Vitamin Products Co., d.b.a. Standard Process Laboratories,
Milwaukee, Wis. 823,696, canc. 46.
Hiram. & Sons Inc., Detroit, Mich. 304,242-5, ren.
3-73. Ci. 10"
Wang Laboratories, Inc., Tewksbury, Mass. 956,706. Cl. 26.
Warner-Lambert Co., Morris Plains, N.J. 572,767, ren. 43-73.
Cl. 18.
Wembley Industries, Inc., New Orleans, La. 956,536, pub. 10—
3-72. Cl. 39.
Western Pennsylvania National Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa. 823,-
782, canc. Cl. 102.
INDEX OF REGISTRANTS
Western Publishing Co., Inc., Racine, Wis. 956,421, pub. 1-16—
Western Publishing Co., Inc., Racine, Wis. 956,441, pub. 1-16—-
Le The, New York, N.Y. 823,827,
bet yy > 3 Valve & Supply Co., Los Angeles, Calif. 956,693.
White Swan Uniforms, Inc., Yonkers, N.Y. 302,853, ren. 4—3-
Wileo Go. ies A les, Calif. 823,556, cl.
Wilcox-Walter- oan Bs ‘Paper Co., ‘Philadelphia, Pa. 956,517-
18, pub. 1- 16-73.
Will Pe ag A reese oo. Ine., Syracuse, N.Y. 300,932, ren.
Wittens, Edward, Co., Elmhurst, Ill. 956,618, pub. 1-16-73.
1. 22.
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
eanc. Cl. 104.
wiew om Sight Co., Davison, Mich. 956,339, pub. 1—16—
ween > Sight Co., Davison, Mich. 956,379, pub. 1-16—
Winans, Robert F., Doylestown, Pa. 956,381, pub. 1-16-73.
it.
Winarick, Ar. Inc., New York, N.Y, 823,750, cane, Cl. 51.
bg mg Adrian Lee, 4d.b.a. Sag ae Wood Specialties, Colum-
bia, La. 823,540, cance. Cl.
Wiss, J., & Sons Co., at 9 N.J. 956,697. Cl. 23.
Yugen Kisha liyoshi Seisakusho, d.b.a. Iiyoshi Seisakusho Co.,
| 9 Ae meme -ku, Tokyo-to, Japan. 956,371, pub. 1-16-
Zeston, Inc., Fords, N.J. 956,348, pub. 1-16-73. Cl. 12.
_ - ere Ine., Darien, Conn. 570,219, ren. 4-3—73.
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