Claimant was injured on November 17, 1917, as a result of which his right eye was enucleated. At the time he was twenty years of age and working as a grocery route salesman. He was given an award for the loss of an eye, classified as a permanent partial disability case, and further awarded the sum of $9.61 a week, which was approximately two thirds of his wages. Claimant's present contention is that he has been totally disabled since 1917, or at least since 1932; and also...
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