and antistatic yarn 40 were passed partially around a direction changing roll 8 and then around a tensioning device 9 and finally around a fourth godet 10 the surface speed of the fourth godet was 905 meters per minute a 220 denier 14 filament nylon 6 red 34 accent 34 yarn 25 supplied from a package 26 was then merged into contact with the already combined and texturized yarns 1 21 and 40 after making 5 wraps around the fourth godet 10 the now combined yarns 1 21 40 and 25 were passed through an intermixing jet 11 the intermixing jet had a 180 degree slit which was 0 044 inches wide this slit being supplied with saturated steam 177 u00b0 c at 120 psig the intermixing jet had a yarn impact chamber which had a length of 0 3 inches and a diameter of 0 125 inches and the intermixing jet was proportioned as shown in fig3 a the impact of the steam on the traveling yarns created a high degree of filament entanglement between the feed yarn 1 and the tonal yarn 21 and also created filament loops which protruded from the highly entangled filaments at random intervals the accent yarn was tied into the remaining filaments but was not intimately mixed thereinto the now intermixed yarns 43 then made 5 wraps around a fifth godet 12 the surface speed of the fifth godet 12 was 860 meters per minute the intermixed yarns 43 then passed around a direction changing roll 13 and were then wound to form a package 18 on a rieter winder model jt a 14 at a speed of 864 meters per minute the fourth and fifth godet pairs 10 and 12 were not heated i e they were kept.