Duras v. Industrial Commission

John Duras, an employe of the Manhattan Restaurant Company, claimed that on December 26, 1930, he was injured while passing from one room to another at his employer’s place of business. He continued, excepting a few days, in his employment until January 21, 1931, when, he says, he was obliged to discontinue his work because of pain resulting from his injury. On March 30, 1931, he filed his notice and claim for compensation, and the referee of the Industrial Commission, on May 1,1931, made his findings of facts and order, on a prepared form, the followiing being the pertinent part thereof:

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