Claimant, a barber, suffered a detached retina of the right eye. He alleges that on September 24, 1958 while working alone at his employer's barbershop he turned suddenly as a customer entered and struck his right eye on the headrest of a barber chair. He testified that he saw a flash in his eye immediately after contacting the headrest but that it subsided and he resumed working. Gradually, however, he began to lose his vision in the eye and on September 30, 1958 he consulted...
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