Patricia Thurnau, as Administratrix of the Estate of Philip George Thurnau, Deceased v. Alcoa Steamship Company, Inc.
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Per curiam
Plaintiff’s decedent, Philip G. Thurnau, a third mate of the S.S. Alcoa Pegasus, died as the result of injuries •sustained while riding as a passenger in .an automobile driven by a fellow crewman, Wold;' Thurnau and his companion ■were returning from shore leave to their duties aboard ship .at .the time, of the accident. There was sufficient evidence from which a jury could find that Thurnau’s death was caused by the negligence of Wold in the operation of the car. The car had been rented and lent to Wold by a third member of the ship’s crew, Kossman.
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