Halas v. Yale Rubber Manufacturing Co.

We accept defendant-appellant’s “statement of facts and proceedings” as follows:

“Plaintiff-appellee, Frank Halas, hereinafter referred to as claimant, while employed by Yale Rubber Manufacturing Company, suffered an accident on October 21, 1950, which resulted in the amputation of both of his hands. He had at the time an average weekly wage of $95.09 and was an unskilled employee in the field of common labor. At the time of the accident, he had a wife and two minor children as dependents. He presently has two dependents, his wife and a daughter, Betty Jane, a student, who was born January 7,…