Atlas Converting Co. v. United States

Johnson, Judge:

The merchandise in this case consists of nylon yarn. It is wound on cones or on spools. These spools and cones are *199packed in cardboard cartons. The plaintiff contends that the weight determined by the customs authorities is excessive.

At the trial Herman P. Goldberg and his son, Burton L. Goldberg, officers of the plaintiff corporation, testified on behalf of the importer. John F. Glancy, customs inspector, testified for the Government. The plaintiff’s.testimony discloses that the nylon yarn is manufactured by the Canadian Industries, Ltd. The cones and spools of nylon yarn are…