Supreme Court of Pennsylvania January 18, 1933, Appeals, 127 and 128 (Wasillo v. Szeles)

Per Curiam,

Nicholas Wasillo, husband of the plaintiff in No. 127, and Frank Vitale, plaintiff in No. 128, at the invitation of Joseph Szeles, one of the defendants in both cases, were riding for pleasure in an automobile driven by Szeles when their car collided with that of E. F. Crosby, the other defendant. Wasillo was killed in the collision, and Vitale sustained personal injuries.