Per Curiam.
In reversing its Referee's determination of occupational disease and finding, instead, accidental injury aggravating a pre-existing osteoarthritic condition, the board noted that claimant's work as a sewing machine operator was increased so that it involved heavier materials, greater physical pressure against the machine, and a faster pace, and that "After a few weeks of such work, she began to have pain from her neck down to her left arm and the...
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