& be Under the new @ Act, each party who may have used the same mark on the same class of goods concurrently with others but in different territories, may receive a registration therefor covering his own territory. In addition to identified - (a) (b) (c) As adopted foregoing, marks which have Services; A collection of suppliers; or of of goods services, A certification excellence of quality or degree or will be protected under the new Act and will registrable, respectively, as service marks, lective marks, and certification marks. be col- we should give detailed and each mark be the view the Act, consideration used by it in under the everyone having trade-marks to each of its trade-mark registrations order to determine what procedure should provisions of the new Act. In some instances, it will be desirable promptly to bring your marks under the terms of the new Act and in this way undertake to acquire incontestability at the earliest possible date. This will enable you to maintain your position against others who promptly may avail themselves of the benefits to permit new Act under Act. of the your Act. In to remain marks other as instances, they it will be preferable that is, registered now are, either not registrable in connection the Act of 1905, which is possible under the terms of the new In other cases, it will be desirable to register under the marks registered which only We trade-marks previously under will be if you so the Act pleased desire. were of 1920. to advise Jf you you would like such or with advice were your from us, we suggest that you prepare a full list of all of your trade-mark registrations, giving us the mark or a description thereof, the reg- istration number, the date of registration, the date of first use as alleged in the registration, the registration as those on and a list of the goods which the mark has been enumerated in used. In addi- tion, the pertaining we would like to have following information to the use of each mark, that is, whether the same is still being used; whether such use has been continuous since the adoption thereof; and a list of the goods in connection with which it is now used. If you will send us such a list, we will be pleased to go over the same and advise you as to what we think should be done to protect your interests under the new Trade-Mark Act. Very truly yours, WILKINSON, HUXLEY, By /s/ James P. BYRON Hume & HUME