Schaefer & Co. v. Industrial Commission

Max Marsz was a married man, at the time of the hearing fifty-nine years of age. He had been in the employment of Schaefer monument company twenty-six years. He noticed that there was something wrong with his chest before he left his employment. A different insurance carrier going upon the risk required that the men employed be examined. As a result of such examination by Dr. Sander, it was discovered that the claimant had silicosis, and he was discharged oh February 5, 1934. Upon the hearing, four physicians testified as to the physical condition of the applicant. The commission did not make…