Neahr v. Industrial Accident Commission

HAAS, J., pro tem.

In this matter it appears that in the course of, and arising out of, his employment by the Wilmington Welding and Boiler Works, Walter William Neahr, the petitioner herein, on December 9, 1934, while cutting rivets sustained an injury to his left eye, in that a piece of steel entered the eyeball, necessitating enucleation of the left eye.

The percentage of disability for petitioner was fixed by the commission at twenty-nine per cent, entitling him to compensation for 116 weeks, beginning December 17, 1934, fixing his compensation remuneration, for compensation purposes, at…