Bordo v. Grayek (Et Al.)

Opinion by

Cunningham, J.,

On December 6,1932, while James R. Bordo and Fred Catanzaro, the respective claimants in the above entitled workmen’s compensation cases, were engaged in plastering a moving picture theater and office building, then under construction, the scaffolding upon which they were standing broke with the result that each suffered severe injuries — Bordo, a crushed heel, and Catanzaro, a broken pelvis and spinal injuries. Both were totally disabled at the date of the hearing and Catanzaro will be for an indefinite period.

Contending they were in the employ of E. B. Grayek and…