White v. R. C. Owen Co.

O. O. White, on August 3, 1955, while working in the course of his employment with R. C. Owen Company, was accidentally struck by a chisel in the right eye. He was disabled and off the job until September 8, 1955. For the period of such disability, he was paid $128.57. He returned to work on September 9, and continued on the job at the same pay until May 4, 1956. The attending doctor, selected by the employer, on July 10, 1956, made a final evaluation report in which he rated the disability of the eye at 45 percent. The next day claimant, through his counsel, filed Forms B-5 and B-ll, being…