Zentz v. Buchman

BIGGS, Circuit Judge.

This appeal concerns an accident which occurred about six o’clock in the morning upon September 6, 1934, upon the Roosevelt Boulevard, leading from Philadelphia to New York City. The appellee, Rose R. Buchman, was a passenger in an automobile driven by her son, Harold J. Buchman. At the time of the occurrence of the accident, the appellants, by their agent and employee Luther Zentz, were operating a truck to which was attached a trailer eighteen feet long. The Roosevelt Boulevard at this point consists of two one way lanes, running respectively north and south, divided by…