Carlson v. F. H. DeAtley & Co.

June 18, 1932, appellant suffered a eoncededly compensable hernia for which he received compensation from July 7, 1932, to September 25, 1932, and medical, surgical attendance and hospital service from the State Insurance Fund, paid without any hearing or order by the Workmen’s Compensation Board. Thereafter, February 14, 1933, appellant applied for a hearing contending that he was totally disabled by reason in substance of defects in the operation. The Fund resisted the claim for compensation on the ground that if appellant was suffering any disability it was the result of other causes and…