Mills's Case

It appears from the claimant’s evidence that he did general work for the Beth Israel Hospital, the subscriber, lifting beds, trunks, bureaus, pushing wheel chairs of patients and baling papers, and that while baling paper on October 6, 1925, he suffered a hernia on his right side for which compensation has been awarded. The insurer however contends that the finding was unwarranted because the *476injury did not arise out of and in the course of his employment. The question was one of fact and if there was any evidence to sustain the finding it must stand. O’Connor’s Case, 244 Mass. 445.

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