Criner v. McKee Glass Co.

Opinion by

Ross, J.,

This is an appeal from an award of workmen’s compensation for the permanent loss of use of an eye.

The claimant, Joseph Criner, suffered an injury to his left eye on September 28, 1941, in the course of his employment with the McKee Glass Company. A traumatic cataract developed and an operation was performed for the removal of the cataract. After a hearing on the claimant’s petition for compensation for the injury to his left eye, the referee found as a fact that “as the end result of his injury and accident of September 28, 1941, claimant has lost the vision of his left eye…