Julian v. New York Telephone Co.

OPINION OF THE COURT

Larkin, J.

On July 13, 1971, claimant, a service foreman, went on a service call with another foreman on the eve of a threatened *337union work stoppage. While helping to pull wires up a hill, the claimant alleged that he felt pain in his chest. Thereafter, he reported his problem to the telephone company’s medical department. On the following day, when the strike went into effect, claimant was assigned security duty at a company garage. After complaining about "not feeling well”, the claimant was driven to the hospital by his supervisor. The supervisor later testified that he…