General Baking Co. v. Commander-Larabee Corp.

The appellee, Commander-Larabee Corporation, filed an application in the United States Patent Office on April 9, 1932, for registration of a mark consisting of the word “Sunfed” printed in plain block letters, and in its application alleged that it had adopted “and used the trade-mark shown in the accompanying drawing for White Bread, Whole Wheat Bread, Macaroni, Spaghetti, Crackers, Pancake Flour, cereal Breakfast Food, Biscuit Flour and Cake Flour,” and that this trade-mark had been “continuously used and applied to said goods in applicant’s business since March 11, 1932.”

General Bailing…