Bell Telephone Laboratories

At&t Bell Laboratories

The Singer Company

At&t Technologies, Inc.

Teletype Corporation

American Standard Inc.

At&t Teletype Corporation

Henry Dreyfuss Associates

At&t Information Systems Inc.

Western Electric Company, Inc.

Pepsico, Inc.

American Telephone and Telegraph, Co.

At&t Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated

Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

Donald M Genaro

John N McGarvey

Gordon E Sylvester

Alvin R Tilley

Cristian J Felix

Dominic A Saporito

Daniel W Tyler

Rembert R Stokes

Thomas J Kelly

Christian J Felix

Norris R Hall

Michael P Zambelli

Carl W Gomes, Ii

Chris G Johnson

Daniel K Harden

John Alfons Meyerle

Jerome M Gotway

Arthur L Stern, Jr

David C Danielson

Richard M Joffe

James M Conner

Eugene K Sokolowski

Robert S Peets

Alfred Z Purzycki

Arthur A Hagstrom

Ghanshyam A Bhat

Raymond R Seidlitz

Dilipkumar B Patel

Leonard R Aremka

Gordon Sylvester

Joseph Robert Everhart

Edwin D McQueen

Kenneth B Brown, Jr

Keith D Bartley

Craig F Sampson

David Michael Britz

Stephen G Miggels

Kenneth D Adams

John Kowalik, Jr

William L Herron

John G Engstrom

Lajos Novak

Paul L Mika

Edward W Festa

Francis S Doyle

Robert L Beecher, Ii

Joseph G Murglin

Robert J Ramig, Jr

John William Wesner, Jr

Casimer Gotfryd

Robert L Benedetti

Dale F Milsark

Charles F Liebler

Carl Eugene Webb

Charles T Avant

Richard G Klier

Vittorio Ceradelli

Stanley Edward Seretny

Joseph E Tatarski

G Varadarajan

Albert C Stickler

Ronald W Austin

Andrew J Baase

Stephen J Illes

Nobert Thuring

Barry L Shevick

John Hale Liebe

James Thomas Walker

Edwin Watkinson

Albert Bischof

Detlef A Brodrueck

Frank C Alterio

Daniel Harden

Warren R Tolman

Michael T Skubiak

Christian Felix

James E Oneby

Gilbert C Lemke

James P Dornbusch

An absorbent brief, or diaper, including a liquid-permeable layer, a liquid-impervious layer, and an absorbent layer sandwiched between the liquid-permeable and liquid-impervious layers, the absorbent layer having a dispersion channel extending through the absorbent layer to the liquid-impervious layer for providing unobstructed liquid flow.

Absorbent brief

Toothpaste tube or the like

An improved device for containing and inserting tampons, suppositories and other objects includes the suppository or object, a transporter comprising a sheath or a combination of straps which surrounds the suppository or object and is open at one end, a long hollow cylinder, a short hollow cylinder attached to said transporter and slidably mounted on the outside of the long cylinder. The elements are arranged such that the tampon or other object may be inserted into an opening without frictional movement between the opening and either the long hollow cylinder or the sheath or the straps. The device is significantly more compact than prior art applicator devices and provides for smoothness and ease of insertion.

Device for containment and insertion of tampons and other objects

Portable computer housing

An improved system for containing and inserting suppositories and objects includes the suppository or object, a sheath which surrounds the suppository or object and is open at one end, a broad-collared ring with an opening therein for passage of the suppository or object and the sheath, and a closure which is removably secured over the opening in the ring.

System for containment and digital insertion of suppositories and other

Multifunction communication controller

Voice data communications terminal

Housing for telephone base

An improved tampon system includes a tampon, a sheath which surrounds the tampon and is open at one end, a broad-collared ring with an opening therein for passage of the tampon and the sheath, and a closure which is removably secured over the opening in the ring.

Tampon system and method

A multidirection connector housing for an electronic plug assembly comprises a body portion, a strain relief portion and a locking mechanism for locking the body portion and the strain relief portion together in at least seven orientations with respect to a connector plug. The plane formed at the intersection of the body portion and the strain relief portion is aligned at substantially 45.degree. to the longitudinal axis of the body portion. The strain relief portion includes an internal cable passageway providing substantially 45.degree. of turn. The profiles of the strain relief portion and body portion locking members are preferably square. Preferred embodiments provide ready interchange of cable orientations.

Growing community of inventors

Haworth, NJ, United States of America

Donald M Genaro