they will start to rise in the direction of arrow 58 as shown in fig6 as shown in fig6 the shoe 43 has moved to its lowermost position and has released the loop 29 from engagement with the comb 32 by moving below the loop the loop 29 because of its elastic propensities has sprung upwardly and spread so that the eye 41 is in position to receive the shoe 43 as the shoe 43 moves upwardly in the direction of the arrow 59 in fig7 in fig7 the hook 42 and shaft 46 are still rising in the direction of the arrow 58 while the shoe 43 is travelling upwardly in the direction of the arrow 59 since the top surface of the hook 42 is bevelled or inclined see fig2 it will not catch the foot 36 of the loop 29 as seen in fig8 the shoe 43 passes through the eye 41 of the loop 29 as the hook 42 and shaft 46 reach their highest position referring now to fig9 it is seen that the conical spinner 23 has made another revolution and the second loop 29 39 has been thrust through the aperture 31 and through the eye 41 of the first loop 29 fig9 is essentially similar to fig4 with the exception that in fig9 two loops 29 and 29 39 are shown whereas in fig4 only one loop 29 is shown the loop 29 39 in fig9 is shown upstream of the shaft 46 just as the loop 29 in fig4 is shown upstream of the shaft 46 however in fig9 the loop 29 is shown having the foot 36 hooked by the hook 42 which is now travelling in the direction of the.