Decedent was a district manager for his employer and was required to supervise several stores in the State of New York and the State of Vermont, and was required to visit them at regular intervals. The distance involved was such that he was required to remain away from his home at least two nights per week. The employer paid all of his expenses for hotel lodging and meals, and furnished him a car and its maintenance. His hours of duty were unlimited, and he was subject to...
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