Claimant's duties in his employment required him to push a hand truck carrying fifty-gallon barrels of paste across a concrete floor. The evidence indicates that claimant suffered from a pre-existing susceptibility to pes planus third degree bilateral with metatarsalgia, commonly known as "flat feet". The nature of claimant's work and the extra pressure exerted upon his feet aggravated the condition and caused it to become painful. The principal contention of appellants is...
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