The claimant had been employed for several years as a brewery helper by various breweries; his work included the lifting and carrying of cases of beer, as a result of which he developed a condition known as Dupuytren's contracture of the left hand, causing the little finger of that hand to be permanently contracted. The board found the date of disablement to be July 23, 1951. The evidence clearly shows that the disease had been contracted more than twelve months before the...
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