State Ex Rel. Crabb v. Olinger

— On December 19, 1932, while in the course of his employment as an employee of the Washington Pulp and Paper Corporation in an extrahazardous industry, Ray Crabb sustained an accidental injury to his neck. On February 2, 1937, the supervisor of industrial insurance of the department of labor and industries entered an order that the claim of Crabb be closed, and that he be awarded time loss compensation in the amount of $1,275, and permanent partial disability compensation in the amount of $960.

The review of the above mentioned order by the joint board of the department on application of…