Ex parte BROGER et al. - Page 9




          Appeal No. 1998-1562                                       Page 9           
          Application No. 08/611,416                                                  


          forth by the examiner (answer, pp. 8-10), it is our view that               
          when Eichenberger's receiving device 6 pivots from its full                 
          line position (i.e., supporting a lap roll 7 in a reserve                   
          position) shown in Figure 2 to its phantom position shown in                
          Figure 2, the receiving device 6 does not move towards the                  
          working position (i.e., the position of the lap roll shown on               
          rolls 32 and 33).                                                           


               Since all the limitations of independent claim 1, as well              
          as claims 16 to 18 and 21 dependent thereon, are not disclosed              
          in Eichenberger for the reason set forth above, the decision                
          of the examiner to reject claims 1, 16 to 18 and 21 under 35                
          U.S.C.                                                                      
          § 102(b) as being anticipated by Eichenberger is reversed.                  



















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