Neff v. Bruno Studios, Inc.
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHill, J.
— A collision between an automobile and a bicycle occurred in the intersection of Fourth avenue (an east-west street) and Puget street (a north-south street) in Olympia on March 11,1941, at an hour which the respondents concede was not later than 6:44 p. m. Richard S. Hull, while in the course of his employment for the respondents, was driving a Willys automobile east on Fourth avenue and made a left turn to go north on Puget street. Two boys, Howard Neff, then ten and one-half years of age, and Ted Kelly, then eleven and one-half, were riding a bicycle without any lights, traveling west on…
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