Entwistle v. Carrier Conveyor Corporation

STANLEY, Commissioner.

The appellee, Carrier Conveyor Corporation, a Louisville manufacturer, in May, 1953, had an exhibit in Convention Hall in Philadelphia of a machine for conveying bulk materials such as sand, gravel, coal and the like along and through metal channels. One of these channels, 17½ inches wide, 5½ inches deep, and 10 feet long, was laid aside and set on edge on the floor along one side of the exhibition booth consisting in part of a curtain hung on a frame 3 or 4 feet high, separating it from the adjacent booth. This beam or channel extended into the aisle beyond the…