Decedent was the office manager and traffic dispatcher of his employer, a corporation engaged in the transportation of furniture, at its Jamestown, New York, terminal. On Saturday, July 18, 1959, he left his home at about 8:00 A.M. in his own motor vehicle, to go to his work, stopped at the post-office box of his employer to procure its mail as was his custom, proceeded a short distance to the office of another trucking concern to inquire concerning the whereabouts of a shipment...
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