Diaz v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.

Opinion by

Keller, P. J.,.. The claimant, a painter in the employ of the defendant company for fifteen years, on May 14, 1941, received an injury to his left eye, through some paint which was sprayed into it by a fellow workman, which disábled him from working for seven weeks and required the removal of the eye.

At the hearing upon his claim petition, he proved, to the satisfaction of the compensation áuthorities, his employment, the injury to his eye, his inability to work as a result of the injury for seven weeks, and his permanent loss of the eye by its surgical removal. He thus made out a…