Black v. Creston Auto Co.

— Without going into the record at length, we find it supports the conclusion that claimant suffered injuries from the careless or inadvertent use of dangerous-tetra-ethyl gasoline while working for the defendant in the course of its business. Through some oversight, neglect, or mistake in providing this type of gasoline to be used, there were released gases of some sort or other which resulted in lead poisoning. The record further supports the view that on the substitution of white or plain gasoline for use in the torch poisonous gases and fumes were no longer emitted.

We find it unnecessary…