Per Curiam.
In 1942, claimant slipped on a grape skin while on duty as a registered nurse at appellant State mental hospital. She injured her left ankle, but lost no time from work and, in June, 1943, the case was closed with no award since disability had not exceeded the seven-day waiting period. More than 18 years later the case was reopened when, on September 8, 1961, a medical report was submitted indicating that claimant was suffering a disability and...
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