The employer was engaged in the business of operating busses and claimant was in its hire as one of the chauffeurs. On the morning of April 24, 1948, claimant drove one of the employer's busses, which had been chartered by a private party, from New York City to Bay Shore, Long Island. There the passengers boarded a seagoing vessel for a deep-sea fishing expedition. Claimant's duty was to await their return in the afternoon and be in readiness to pilot the bus on its return...
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