Tonkovich v. Department of Labor & Industries

— Claimant sustained injury October 29, 1935, while engaged in extrahazardous employment. The accident occurred while he was laying steel on a bridge. He fell and fractured two bones in his right foot. The department of labor and industries recognized claimant’s right to compensation, and paid him time loss for six months and twenty-seven days, and a lump sum for permanent partial disability.

July 27, 1945, claimant filed an application to reopen his claim because of an aggravation of condition. A medical examination was had and the application was denied by the supervisor. On rehearing by the…