Macrae v. Department of Labor and Industries of Washington

The appellant, a youth of nineteen years, is the son of H. F. MacRae, the president and managing officer of the MacRae Garage, Inc., a corporation, which was the employer. During the summer of 1933 the appellant began working at the garage after school each afternoon dispensing oil and gasoline, servicing, parking, delivering, and picking up cars as the business required, and, on occasions, going upon errands on a motorcycle which had been purchased by his father but for which he was paying his father out of his earnings.