Claimant was employed in a jewelry and clothing store as a salesman. On August 14, 1953, when he was dressing a window in the store he suffered a bilateral inguinal hernia and strain of the right thigh muscles and ligaments, with pain and aches in the right thigh and crotch. After the first award of compensation was made for disability to October 18, 1953, and the case was closed on the ground that any further disability was not causally related to the accident, the claimant...
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