Watson v. York Metal & Alloys Co.

The merchandise involved in this appeal consists of “tungsten steel scrap.”

*451There is some conflict in the evidence as to the exact form of the material, the examiner, Hyder, contending that it consisted largely of pieces of broken tools, while the importer insists it consisted of lathe turnings. The sample offered in evidence is of the latter material. The material was gathered from various steel mills in England and was the waste arising from the manufacture or repair of high-speed steel tools. Testimony introduced by the importer showed the merchandise to have a tungsten content of…