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MARKS PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION

The following marks are published in compliance with section 12(a) of the Trademark Act of 1946. Applications for the registration of marks in more than one class have 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. 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 two hundred dollars for opposing each mark in each class must accompany the opposition.

SECTION 1.— INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION

The short titles associated below with the international class numbers are terms designed merely for quick identification and are not an official part of the international classification. The full names of international classes are given in section 6.1 of the trademark rules of practice.
The designation ‘‘U.S. Cl.’’ appearing in this section refers to the U.S. class in effect prior to Sep. 1, 1973 rather than the international class which applies to applications filed on or after that date. For adoption of international classification see notice in the OFFICIAL GAZETTE of Jun. 26, 1973 (911 O.G. TM 210).

Application in more than one class

SN 75-092,832. MACARTHUR, JOHN, DURHAM, NH. FILED
4-23-1996.
SN 75-193,757. GEN-X SPORTS INC., TORONTO, ONTARIO, M6A 2W1, CANADA, BY CHANGE OF NAME; BY MERGER GEN-X EQUIPMENT INC., SEATTLE, WA. FILED 11-5-1996.

PRIORITY CLAIMED UNDER SEC. 44(D) ON CANADA APPLICATION NO. 827286, FILED 10-29-1996, REG. NO. TMA524756, DATED 3-13-2000, EXPIRES 3-13-2015.

CLASS 25—CLOTHING

FOR SPORTS-RELATED CLOTHING, NAMELY, JACKETS, COATS, OUTERWEAR, RAINWEAR, T- SHIRTS, SWEATSHIRTS, SOCKS, TRACK SUITS, PANTS, AND SHORTS; SPORTS-RELATED FOOTWEAR

  • (U.S. CLS. 22 AND 39).
  • NO CLAIM IS MADE TO THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO

USE "SPORTS", APART FROM THE MARK AS SHOWN.

CLASS 28—TOYS AND SPORTING GOODS
CLASS 25—CLOTHING

FOR SPORTING GOODS AND ACCESSORIES, NAMELY, SNOWBOARDS, SKATEBOARDS, LEASHES, STOMP PADS, BINDINGS, SKIS, AND POLES (U.S. CLS. 22, 23, 38 AND 50).
FOR SPORTS APPAREL NAMELY GLOVES, HATS AND T-SHIRTS (U.S. CLS. 22 AND 39). FIRST USE 4-1-1991; IN COMMERCE 4-1-1991.

  • CLASS 40—MATERIAL TREATMENT
  • CLASS 35—ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS

FOR SILKSCREEN PRINTING OF DESIGNS AND WORDING OF SPORTS APPAREL (U.S. CLS. 100, 103 AND 106).
FOR WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORSHIP OF SPORTS- RELATED CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR, AND SPORTING GOODS AND ACCESSORIES (U.S. CLS. 100, 101 AND

  • 102).
  • FIRST USE 4-0-1991; IN COMMERCE 4-0-1991.

TM 1

  • TM 2
  • OFFICIAL GAZETTE
  • AUGUST 27, 2002

SN 75-340,066. NTT COMMUNICATIONS KABUSHIKI KAISHA, DBA NTT COMMUNICATIONS CORPORA- TION, TOKYO, JAPAN, BY ASSIGNMENT NIPPON DEN- SHIN DENWA KABUSHIKI KAISHA, DBA NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE CORPORATION, SHIN- JUKU-KU, TOKYO, JAPAN, FILED 8-13-1997.

CLASS 28—TOYS AND SPORTING GOODS

FOR DOLL CLOTHING, DOLLS AND DOLL ACCES- SORIES (U.S. CLS. 22, 23, 38 AND 50).

ARCSTAR

PRIORITY CLAIMED UNDER SEC. 44(D) ON JAPAN APPLICATION NO. 9141219, FILED 7-25-1997, REG. NO. 4315079, DATED 9-17-1999, EXPIRES 7-17-2009.
SN 75-356,147. RIETER HOLDING LTD., 8406 WIN-

TERTHUR, SWITZERLAND, FILED 9-12-1997.

CLASS 35—ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS

FOR WORLDWIDE BILLING SERVICES (U.S. CLS.
100, 101 AND 102).

RIETER

CLASS 36—INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL

FOR DEBT RECOVERY AND COLLECTION; ELEC- TRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER; ELECTRONIC CASH TRANSACTION; ELECTRONIC CREDIT CARD TRANS- ACTIONS; ELECTRONIC DEBIT TRANSACTIONS; CREDIT CARD SERVICES; ELECTRONIC BILL PAY- MENT; BROKERAGE SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF TELECOMMUNICATION LINES AND OF LOCAL AND GLOBAL EXCHANGE CARRIER SERVICES; AND PRO- VIDING INFORMATION IN THE FIELD OF FINANCE
OWNER OF SWITZERLAND REG. NO. 419810, DATED 5-
23-1995, EXPIRES 8-24-2004. OWNER OF U.S. REG. NOS. 1,398,247, 2,115,088 AND OTHERS.

CLASS 7—MACHINERY

FOR MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE TEX- TILE INDUSTRY, NAMELY SPINNING MACHINES, BALE OPENERS, OPENING AND CLEANING MA- CHINES, BLENDING MACHINES, CARDS, DRAW FRAMES, COMBERS, COMBING PREPARATION MA- CHINES, ROVING FRAMES, RING FRAMES, ROTOR SPINNING MACHINES; MANIPULATING AND TRANS- PORT DEVICES FOR BALES, CANS, LAPS, ROVING BOBBINS, COPS, NAMELY CONVEYER BELTS, OVER- HEAD CONVEYERS; STRUCTURAL PARTS OF TEX- T I L E M A C H I N E S , N A M E L Y C R O S S - W O U N D PACKAGES, WASTE COLLECTORS, DRAWROLLS, WINDERS, FILAMENT TREATING JETS, DRAW BATHS, AUTOMATIC WINDERS, SPIN EXTRUDERS AND SPINNING MANIFOLDS, NAMELY MELT SPIN- NING UNITS COMPRISED OF PUMPS AND SPINNER- ETS; FLOCK DISTRIBUTING SYSTEMS, COMPRISED OF AIRFLOW GENERATORS, PNEUMATIC DISTRIBU- TION DUCTS AND FLOCK COLLECTORS FOR EX- TRACTING FLOCKS FROM THE DISTRIBUTION DUCTS AT SELECTED DELIVERY LOCATIONS; RECY- CLING AND WASTE TREATMENT EQUIPMENT, NAMELY MACHINES FOR BALING WASTE FIBRES, MACHINES FOR RETREATING PREVIOUSLY PRO- CESSED FIBRES AND RETURNING THEM TO SPIN- NING PROCESSES; MACHINES FOR PRODUCTION AND TREATMENT OF ENDLESS FILAMENTS, YARNS OF NATURAL AND MAN-MADE FIBRES; SPIN-DRAW MACHINES, SPIN-DRAW-TEXTURING MACHINES, KNEADING MACHINES, MACHINES FOR PREPARA- TION OF FIBER MATERIAL FOR SPINNING OF SUCH YARNS; MACHINES FOR PROCESSING POLYMERS; CLEANING EQUIPMENT FOR THE ABOVE MEN- TIONED MACHINES, NAMELY VACUUM PYROLYSIS CLEANING UNITS TO DECOMPOSE PLASTIC MATERI- ALS AT HIGH TEMPERATURE; MACHINES, APPARA- T U S A N D E Q U I P M E N T F O R T H E P L A S T I C - PRODUCING, PROCESSING AND -RECYCLING INDUS- TRY, NAMELY PELLETIZING MACHINES, DRYING MACHINES FOR POLYMER CHIPS, STRUCTURAL PARTS OF MACHINES DESIGNED TO PRODUCE, PROCESS AND RECYCLE PLASTICS, NAMELY EXTRU- DERS, DIE HEADS, SCREW EXTRUDERS AND DRAW- ING UNITS FOR PROFILES, TUBES, PANELS AND FOILS; MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT DESIGNED TO PRODUCE FOILS, PACKAGING STRAPS, WEBBINGS, ADHESIVE BANDS, AND STRIPS FOR YARNS WHICH ARE USED IN THE MANUFACTURE AND PRODUC- TION OF TEXTILES; MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT DESIGNED TO PRODUCE PLASTIC TOWS WHICH ARE USED IN PROCESSING AND RECYCLING PLAS- TICS; VALVES FOR MACHINES; MACHINES FOR SERVICE AND HANDLING OF THE AFORESAID MA- CHINES; PARTS AND FITTINGS FOR ALL THE AFORE- SAID GOODS, NAMELY REPLACEMENT PARTS (U.S. CLS. 13, 19, 21, 23, 31, 34 AND 35).
BY MEANS OF (U.S. CLS. 100, 101 AND 102).

  • A
  • GLOBAL COMPUTER NETWORK

SN 75-351,468. FRANKLIN MINT COMPANY, FRANKLIN CENTER, PA. FILED 9-4-1997.

DIANA, QUEEN OF HEARTS

CLASS 14—JEWELRY

FOR JEWELRY (U.S. CLS. 2, 27, 28 AND 50).

CLASS 21—HOUSEWARES AND GLASS

FOR PLATES AND PORCELAIN SCULPTURES (U.S. CLS. 2, 13, 23, 29, 30, 33, 40 AND 50).

CLASS 28—TOYS AND SPORTING GOODS

FOR DOLLS, DOLL CLOTHING, AND DOLL ACCES- SORIES (U.S. CLS. 22, 23, 38 AND 50).

SN 75-351,469. FRANKLIN MINT COMPANY, FRANKLIN CENTER, PA. FILED 9-4-1997.

DIANA, QUEEN OF OUR
HEARTS

CLASS 14—JEWELRY

FOR JEWELRY (U.S. CLS. 2, 27, 28 AND 50).

CLASS 21—HOUSEWARES AND GLASS

FOR PLATES AND PORCELAIN SCULPTURES (U.S. CLS. 2, 13, 23, 29, 30, 33, 40 AND 50).

  • AUGUST 27, 2002
  • U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
  • TM 3

SN 75-399,741. PRZEDSICBIORSTWO PRODUKCYJNE, US- LUGOWE I HANDLOWE "HERBAPOL" SPOLKA Z O.O., 00-522 WARSZAWA, POLAND, FILED 12-1-1997.

CLASS 9—ELECTRICAL AND SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS

FOR CONTROLS AND DIAGNOSTIC TESTING APPA- RATUS FOR SPINNING MILLS, TEXTILE MACHINES AND MACHINES USED IN THE PLASTICS PROCES- SING INDUSTRY; DATA PROCESSORS AND ELECTRO- NIC DATA PROCESSORS USED IN THE TEXTILE AND PLASTIC PROCESSING INDUSTRY; MEASURING AND MONITORING SYSTEMS FOR TEXTILE MACHINES AND MACHINES USED IN THE PLASTIC PROCESSING INDUSTRY COMPRISING COMPUTERS AND COMPU- TER OPERATED CONTROLS; COMPUTER SOFTWARE WHOSE FUNCTION IS TO REVIEW, DOCUMENT AND TRACT DATA RELEVANT TO ALL ASPECTS OF THE TEXTILE PRODUCTION AND PLASTIC PROCESSING INDUSTRY; METERS DESIGNED TO MEASURE THE RATE AND TEMPERATURE AT WHICH PLASTICS MELT (U.S. CLS. 21, 23, 26, 36 AND 38).

HERBAPOL

OWNER OF POLAND REG. NO. 331, DATED 8-25-1994, EXPIRES 8-25-2004. OWNER OF POLAND REG. NO. 312, DATED 9-28-1984, EXPIRES 9-28-2004. OWNER OF U.S. REG. NO. 2,155,131.

CLASS 30—STAPLE FOODS

FOR SEASONINGS, NAMELY, HERBAL SEASONINGS IN GENERAL, HERBAL TEAS, FRUIT HERBAL TEAS (U.S. CL. 46).

CLASS 11—ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AP- PARATUS

FIRST USE 0-0-1960; IN COMMERCE 0-0-1974.
FOR BOILERS, PRESSURE VESSELS, HEATERS AND

AIR CONDITIONING UNITS (U.S. CLS. 13, 21, 23, 31 AND 34).

CLASS 32—LIGHT BEVERAGES

FOR SYRUPS AND OTHER BEVARAGE PREPARA- TIONS, NAMELY, FRUIT HERBAL SYRUPS FOR MAK- ING SOFT DRINKS (U.S. CLS. 45, 46 AND 48). FIRST USE 0-0-1960; IN COMMERCE 0-0-1974.

CLASS 12—VEHICLES

FOR AUTOMATIC GUIDED VEHICLES AND MANU- ALLY OPERATED TROLLEYS; STRUCTURAL PARTS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES NAMELY DASHPANELS, TRIM PANELS, LUGGAGE COMPARTMENTS, UP- HOLSTERY AND LININGS DESIGNED TO REDUCE NOISE, VIBRATION AND REGULATE INTERIOR TEM- PERATURE; SOUND INSULATORS ON DASHPANELS; LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT SURFACES, TRIM PA- NELS ON THE ROOF, AND PILLARS (U.S. CLS. 19, 21, 23, 31, 35 AND 44).

SN 75-454,458. MCLUHAN & DAVIES COMMUNICATIONS, INC., TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA, FILED 3-23-1998.

CLASS 17—RUBBER GOODS

FOR SOUND, VIBRATION INSULATING, AND TEM- PERATURE CONTROL MATERIALS FOR USE WITH AUTOMOBILE STRUCTURAL PARTS NAMELY, BON- NET ABSORBERS, ENGINE SIDE DASHPANEL ABSOR- BERS/INSULATORS, ABSORBERS/INSULATORS MOUNTED ON LATERAL SURFACES OF THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT, UNDERENGINE SHIELDS WITH OR WITHOUT SOUND ABSORBERS ADDED, ENGINE MOUNTED SOUND INSULATORS/ABSORBERS, EN- GINE MOUNTED HEATSHIELDS/INSULATORS WITH OR WITHOUT ADDITIONAL SOUND ABSORBING FUNCTION, BODY MOUNTED HEATSHIELDS FOR INSULATING PURPOSES AGAINST HEAT, COLD, VI- BRATION AND NOISE IN VEHICLES, SOUND INSULA- TORS; CORD FOR TIRES MADE OF PLASTIC FIBRES (U.S. CLS. 1, 5, 12, 13, 35 AND 50).

CLASS 22—CORDAGE AND FIBERS

FOR TEXTILE FILAMENTS (U.S. CLS. 1, 2, 7, 19, 22, 42 AND 50).

CLASS 23—YARNS AND THREADS

FOR YARNS, SLIVERS, ROVINGS, STAPLE FIBERS AND WEBS AND NON-WOVEN YARNS; CORD FOR TIRES MADE OF NATURAL FIBRES (U.S. CL. 43).

CLASS 27—FLOOR COVERINGS

PRIORITY CLAIMED UNDER SEC. 44(D) ON CANADA APPLICATION NO. 856,916, FILED 9-24-1997, REG. NO. TMA0534154, DATED 10-6-2000, EXPIRES 10-6-2010.
FOR INTERIOR FLOOR MATS AND CARPETS FOR VEHICLES (U.S. CLS. 19, 20, 37, 42 AND 50).

THE DESIGN PORTION OF THE MARK CONSISTS OF A PYRAMID, WHICH IS COMPRISED OF NINE PARALLEL ISOSCELES TRAPEZOIDS OF VARYING LENGTHS, THE TOP OF THE PYRAMID BEING FORMED BY AN ISO- SCELES TRIANGLE, WITH TEN SMALL CIRCLES AP- PEARING BENEATH THE PYRAMID, EACH CIRCLE ENCLOSING A DIFFERENT SHAPE.

CLASS 37—CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR

FOR REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE FOR TEXTILE SPINNING MACHINES AND SYSTEMS (U.S. CLS. 100, 103 AND 106).

  • TM 4
  • OFFICIAL GAZETTE
  • AUGUST 27, 2002

SN 75-528,461. BIOVECTOR THERAPEUTICS S.A., 31676 LABEGE, FRANCE, FILED 7-29-1998.

CLASS 9—ELECTRICAL AND SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS

FOR EDUCATIONAL KITS FOR TEACHING COMMU- NICATION, COOPERATION AND ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS CONSISTING OF A MULTIMEDIA SOFTWARE PROGRAM AND GRAPHIC USER INTERFACE RE- CORDED ON CD-ROM AND OTHER AUDIOVISUAL MEDIUMS, NAMELY, CASSETTES, VIDEOTAPES, MAGNETIC DISCS, AUDIOTAPES, COMPUTER TAPES, COMPUTER CASSETTES, AND COMPUTER DISCS, PRINTED INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS OF BOOK-

NEUTRAPLEX

PRIORITY CLAIMED UNDER SEC. 44(D) ON FRANCE APPLICATION NO. 98716514, FILED 2-3-1998, REG. NO. 98716514, DATED 2-3-1998, EXPIRES 2-3-2008.

  • LETS, CARD GAMES AND PRINTED TEXT IN
  • A

QUESTION AND ANSWER FORMAT IN THE FIELDS OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATION, NAMELY VERBAL, VISUAL AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS, CUSTO- MER SERVICE, SALES, TEAM BUILDING, INTERPER- SONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS (U.S. CLS. 21, 23, 26, 36 AND 38).

CLASS 1—CHEMICALS

FOR CHEMICALS FOR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS (U.S. CLS. 1, 5, 6, 10, 26 AND 46).

CLASS 5—PHARMACEUTICALS
CLASS 41—EDUCATION AND ENTERTAIN- MENT

F O R P H A R M A C E U T I C A L P R E P A R A T I O N S , NAMELY, DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS; NUCLEIC ACIDS DELIVERY SYSTEMS, DRUG CARRIERS, NU- CLEIC ACIDS CARRIERS, PHARMACEUTICAL EXCIPI- ENTS, DRUG ADJUVANTS, DRUG ACTIVATORS AND DRUG PENETRATION ENHANCERS; PHARMACEUTI- CAL PREPARATIONS FOR USE IN THE TREATMENT OF NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES, PAIN, CANCER, IM- MUNOLOGICAL DISEASES, ALLERGIES, OTORHINO- LARYNGOLOGICAL DISEASES, PNEUMOLOGICAL, AND OPHTALMOLOGICAL DISEASES; AND PHARMA- CEUTICAL PREPARATIONS FOR USE IN GENE THER- APY AND DIAGNOSTICS (U.S. CLS. 6, 18, 44, 46, 51 AND 52).
FOR EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, NAMELY, CON- DUCTING INTERACTIVE GROUP GAMES, LECTURES, SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS IN THE FIELDS OF WRITTEN, VISUAL, VERBAL AND INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS, TEAM BUILDING SKILLS, CUS- TOMER SERVICE AND SALES, AND ORGANIZA- TIONAL SKILLS (U.S. CLS. 100, 101 AND 107).

CLASS 42—SCIENTIFIC, COMPUTER AND LEGAL SERVICES

SN 75-479,395. CHURCHILL RHA INC., CHURCHILL, MAN- ITOBA R0B 0E0, CANADA, FILED 5-4-1998.
FOR RESEARCH IN THE COSMETOLOGICAL AREA, RESEARCH IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL AREA, RE- SEARCH IN THE AREA OF MEDICAL, HEALTH AND BEAUTY CARE; SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RE- SEARCH, BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH, CONSULTING AC- TIVITIES IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL AREA, CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; CHEMICAL RESEARCH, CHE- MICAL SERVICES, CONSULTING ACTIVITIES THE AREA OF COSMETOLOGY, RESEARCH IN THE AREA OF PHYSICS, SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT IN THE AREA OF ANALYTICAL PROJECTS AND DRUG AND OTHER COMPOUND FORMULATION FOR THE PHARMACEUTICAL, COSMETICS, FOOD AND CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES; RESEARCH AND DE- VELOPMENT IN THE AREA OF FORMULATING DRUGS AND OTHER COMPOUNDS; GRANTING OF LICENSES WITH RESPECT TO PATENTS, TRADE- MARKS AND COPYRIGHT (U.S. CLS. 100 AND 101).

SN 75-562,042. BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION, CHARLOTTE, NC. BY CHANGE OF NAME BANKAMER- ICA CORPORATION, CHARLOTTE, NC. FILED 9-30-1998.

PRIORITY CLAIMED UNDER SEC. 44(D) ON CANADA APPLICATION NO. 860508, FILED 11-4-1997, REG. NO. TMA546,574, DATED 6-14-2001, EXPIRES 6-14-2016.

CLASS 16—PAPER GOODS AND PRINTED MATTER

FOR ALL OCCASION CARDS (U.S. CLS. 2, 5, 22, 23, 29,
37, 38 AND 50).

NO CLAIM IS MADE TO THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO USE "BANK", APART FROM THE MARK AS SHOWN. SEC. 2(F) THE "BANK OF AMERICA" PORTION OF THIS MARK HAS BECOME DISTINCTIVE OF THE GOODS AND SERVICES AS EVIDENCED BY APPLICANT’S OWNERSHIP OF U.S. TRADEMARK AND SERVICE MARK REGISTRA- TION NOS.523,612; 853,828; 888,467; 932,728; AND 1,466,524 ON THE PRINCIPAL REGISTER FOR THE "BANK OF AMERICA" PORTION OF THIS MARK FOR RELATED GOODS AND SERVICES..

CLASS 25—CLOTHING

FOR CHILDREN’S AND WOMEN’S CLOTHING, NAMELY, TOQUES, HATS, SHIRTS, TOPS, VESTS, JACKETS, PARKAS, PANTS, SHORTS, SUITS, JOGGING SUITS; MEN’S CLOTHING, NAMELY, SHIRTS, TOPS, T- SHIRTS, JACKETS; INFANT WEAR, NAMELY, MIT- TENS, HATS, ROMPERS, T-SHIRTS, PAJAMAS, SLEE- PERS (U.S. CLS. 22 AND 39).

  • AUGUST 27, 2002
  • U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
  • TM 5

GLOBAL COMPUTER NETWORKS, INTERNAL COM- PUTER INFORMATION NETWORKS AND TELECOM- MUNICATION NETWORKS FOR THE ELECTRONIC, TELEPHONIC AND TELEFACSIMILE TRANSMISSION OF VOICE, DATA, MULTI-MEDIA, GRAPHICS, VIDEO, PHOTO AND AUDIO INFORMATION; AND PROVID- ING INTERACTIVE BANKING, FINANCIAL, INVEST- MENT AND INSURANCE CONSULTATION AND INFORMATION VIA GLOBAL COMPUTER NETWORKS, INTERNAL COMPUTER INFORMATION NETWORKS AND TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS FOR THE ELECTRONIC, TELEPHONIC AND TELEFACSIMILE TRANSMISSION OF VOICE, DATA, MULTI-MEDIA, GRAPHICS, VIDEO, PHOTO AND AUDIO INFORMA- TION; PROVIDING INFORMATION ON INTERNA- TIONAL FINANCE AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES VIA GLOBAL COMPUTER NETWORKS, INTER- NAL COMPUTER INFORMATION NETWORKS AND TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS FOR ELECTRO- NIC, TELEPHONIC AND TELEFACSMILE TRANSMIS- SION OF SUCH INFORMATION (U.S. CLS. 100, 101 AND 102).

CLASS 9—ELECTRICAL AND SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS

FOR AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHINES; MAGNETI- CALLY ENCODED PLASTIC ACCESS CARDS FOR USE IN BANKING, FINANCIAL, INVESTMENT AND INSUR- ANCE INDUSTRIES; AND COMPUTER SOFTWARE FOR USE IN BANKING, FINANCIAL, INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE INDUSTRIES, NAMELY, SOFTWARE FOR ACCESSING AND CONDUCTING ELECTRONIC BANKING SERVICES VIA GLOBAL COMPUTER NET- WORKS AND TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS; SOFTWARE FOR AUTOMATED CLEARANCE HOUSE PROCESSING; SOFTWARE ENABLING BANKING CUS- TOMERS TO TRANSMIT PAYMENT AND COLLECTION ORDERS DIRECTLY AND AUTOMATICALLY ACCEPT ACCOUNT RECONCILIATION INFORMATION FROM THE BANK; SOFTWARE FOR USE IN CONNECTION WITH ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFERS; SOFTWARE FOR ACCESSING DATA FROM ONE OR MORE MAIN- FRAMES AND OTHER COMPUTER SYSTEMS IN PRE-

  • SENTING THE DATA IN
  • A
  • UNIFORM FORMAT TO

FIRST USE 4-8-1999; IN COMMERCE 4-8-1999.
OTHER TYPES OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS; SOFT-

WARE FOR EDUCATING MORTGAGE LENDING PER- SONNEL ABOUT FAIR LENDING PRACTICES; SOFTWARE FOR USE IN COMMUNICATION OF DATA BETWEEN COMPUTERS AND OTHER COMPUTERS OR COMPUTER PERIPHERALS; AND SOFTWARE FOR USE IN CONNECTION WITH FOREIGN EXCHANGE FINAN- CIAL SERVICES (U.S. CLS. 21, 23, 26, 36 AND 38). FIRST USE 4-8-1999; IN COMMERCE 4-8-1999.

CLASS 38—COMMUNICATION

FOR TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES, NAMELY, PROVIDING LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELECOM- MUNICATIONS SERVICES; PROVIDING WIRE TRANS- FER SERVICES, INFORMATION AND VERIFICATION REGARDING SUCH WIRE TRANSFERS (U.S. CLS. 100, 101 AND 104). FIRST USE 4-8-1999; IN COMMERCE 4-8-1999.

CLASS 16—PAPER GOODS AND PRINTED MATTER

FOR PUBLICATIONS, NAMELY, PRINTED INFOR- MATIONAL, INSTRUCTIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS FOR USE IN THE BANKING, FINANCIAL, INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE INDUSTRIES; AND CREDIT CARDS, DEBIT CARDS AND PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION CARDS FOR ACCESSING BUILD- INGS AND FOR ACCESSING BANKING ACCOUNTS (U.S. CLS. 2, 5, 22, 23, 29, 37, 38 AND 50).
SN 75-576,700. ARIKA CO., LTD., TOKYO, JAPAN, FILED 10-
22-1998.
FIRST USE 4-8-1999; IN COMMERCE 4-8-1999.

CLASS 35—ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS

FIGHTING LAYER

FOR BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTA- TION, MARKET RESEARCH, TELEMARKETING AND PROVIDING FOREIGN TRADE INFORMATION (U.S. CLS. 100, 101 AND 102).
PRIORITY CLAIMED UNDER SEC. 44(D) ON JAPAN APPLICATION NO. 1052694, FILED 6-23-1998, REG. NO. 4458279, DATED 3-9-2001, EXPIRES 3-9-2011.
FIRST USE 4-8-1999; IN COMMERCE 4-8-1999.

CLASS 36—INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL
CLASS 9—ELECTRICAL AND SCIENTIFIC

APPARATUS

FOR BANKING AND RELATED FINANCIAL SER- VICES; FINANCIAL SERVICES, NAMELY, PROVIDING FINANCIAL ANALYSIS, CONSULTATION, PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT, COMMERCIAL AND CONSU- MER LENDING AND LEASING SERVICES, MORT- GAGE LENDING, AND LOAN FINANCING; CREDIT CARD SERVICES; DEBIT CARD SERVICES; ELECTRO- NIC PAYMENT, NAMELY, ELECTRONIC PROCESSING AND TRANSMISSION OF BILL PAYMENT DATA; FINANCIAL INFORMATION IN THE NATURE OF RATES OF EXCHANGE; SECURITY SERVICES, NAMELY, GUARANTEEING LOANS; CASH MANAGE- MENT; MORTGAGE BANKING; SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX SERVICES; SAVINGS ACCOUNT SERVICES; PROVID- ING EDUCATIONAL AND COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS; AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE SERVICES; INVEST- MENT SERVICES, NAMELY, PROVIDING INVEST- MENT ANALYSIS, CONSULTATION, PLANNING, MANAGEMENT, ADVISORY, BROKERAGE, BANKING, AND RESEARCH SERVICES WITH RESPECT TO STOCKS, MUTUAL FUNDS, SECURITIES, BONDS, COMMODITIES, REAL ESTATE AND OTHER INSTRU- MENTS OF INVESTMENT; INSURANCE SERVICES, NAMELY, PROVIDING INSURANCE AND ANNUITY BROKERAGE SERVICES, INSURANCE AGENCIES, IN- SURANCE ADMINISTRATION AND INSURANCE CON- SULTATION SERVICES IN THE FIELDS OF LIFE, PROPERTY AND CASUALTY, ACCIDENT, HEALTH AND CREDIT INSURANCE SERVICES; PROVIDING BANKING, FINANCIAL, INVESTMENT AND INSUR- ANCE CONSULTATION AND INFORMATION VIA
FOR CD-ROMS, COMPUTER MEMORIES, AND FLOP- PY DISCS, ALL FEATURING COMPUTER GAMES, MUSIC, AND ANIMATED CARTOONS; DVD’S AND VHS TAPES FEATURING ANIMATED CARTOONS; COMPUTER SOFTWARE GAMES ADAPTED FOR USE WITH TELEVISION, VIDEO AMUSEMENT APPARATUS ADAPTED FOR USE WITH TELEVISION, CONTROL- LERS AND JOYSTICKS FOR GAMES ADAPTED FOR USE WITH TELEVISION, VIDEO GAME MACHINES FOR USE WITH TELEVISION, VIDEO GAME SOFT- WARE, AND RECORDED VIDEO GAME CD-ROMS, CARTRIDGES, TAPES AND DISCS (U.S. CLS. 21, 23, 26, 36 AND 38).

CLASS 16—PAPER GOODS AND PRINTED MATTER

FOR BOOKS IN THE FIELD OF GAME SOFTWARE, INSTRUCTIONAL BOOKS IN THE FIELD OF GAME SOFTWARE, MAGAZINES IN THE FIELD OF GAME SOFTWARE, INSTRUCTIONAL MAGAZINES IN THE FIELD OF GAME SOFTWARE, PAMPHLETS IN THE FIELD OF GAME SOFTWARE, INSTRUCTIONAL PAMPHLETS IN THE FIELD OF GAME SOFTWARE, CATALOGUES IN THE FIELD OF GAME SOFTWARE, MUSICAL SCORE SHEETS, CALENDARS, DIARIES, POSTERS, STATIONERY, TRADING CARDS, PLAYING CARDS (U.S. CLS. 2, 5, 22, 23, 29, 37, 38 AND 50).

  • TM 6
  • OFFICIAL GAZETTE
  • AUGUST 27, 2002

  • CLASS 28—TOYS AND SPORTING GOODS
  • CLASS 11—ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AP-

PARATUS

FOR TOYS MADE OF METAL, NAMELY, PLAY CHARACTERS; TOYS MADE OF CLOTH, NAMELY, PLAY CHARACTERS AND DOLLS AND STUFFED ANIMALS; HANDHELD ELECTRONIC GAME MA- CHINES, CONTROLLERS AND JOYSTICKS FOR HAND- HELD ELECTRONIC GAME MACHINES, STAND- ALONE ELECTRONIC GAME MACHINES NOT ADAPTED FOR USE WITH TELEVISION, DOLLS, STUFFED DOLLS, AND STAND-ALONE COIN-OPER- ATED VIDEO GAME MACHINES FOR BUSINESS USE (U.S. CLS. 22, 23, 38 AND 50).
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