Wise v. Six Companies, Inc.

John H. Wise, hereinafter called petitioner, was in the service of Six Companies, Inc., hereinafter called defendant. On July 11, 1932, he was injured by having the ends of the second and third fingers of his right hand crushed. The crushed ends were removed, and on September 1.2th the Industrial Commission, hereinafter called the commission, made findings in the usual form in regard to the injury, and awarded petitioner $146.67 for temporary total disability and $66.10 per month for four "and one-half months for partial permanent disability, the first payment for the latter to commence on…