United States v. Janson Co.

Certain glass insulators were imported at the port of New York and were classified as manufactures of glass, not specially provided *316for, under paragraph 230 of the Tariff Act of 1922. The importer protested, claiming the goods to be parts of machines, under paragraph 372 of said act, or, alternatively, as parts of articles similar to phonographs, gramophones, or graphophones, under paragraph 1444 of said act. The court below sustained the protest under said paragraph 372, and from that judgment the Government has appealed. But one question, therefore, is here presented: Are these imported…