MILLER, Justice.
On January 8, 1954, Charles L. Coleman, a negro youth nineteen years of age and a resident of Fredericks Hall, Virginia, was accidently killed while working at a sawmill in Maryland. He was in the employ of James T. Dunivan of Mineral, Virginia, for whom he had been working for six months or more. It is conceded that his death arose out of and in the course of his employment and that his average weekly wage was $37.32.
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