From the conflicting medical proof, the board chose to accept evidence, which seems to us substantial, relating the disease to the employment. Thus, we may not disturb the finding of causation. In our view, however, the record does not support the findings of disablement and reduced earning capacity upon which the award was predicated. Apparently claimant continued at work and quit only when the mill was permanently closed. Appellants accordingly contend that her loss of...
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