Downs v. Industrial Commission

Upon proceedings under the Workmen’s Compensation Act, the Industrial Commission made and entered the following findings and orders:

“Claimant sustained an injury to his left eye in an accident arising out of and in the course of his employment on February 19, 1941, which necessitated enucleation. When a boy of four years of age, claimant injured the same eye with a knife which rendered it industrially blind. He was temporarily and totally disabled until March 10, 1941, His permanent partial disability consists of enucleation of his blind left eye. His average weekly wage was $12.00.

“It is,…