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The complainants herein, Crescent Wharf and Warehouse Company and Pacific Employers Insurance Company seek a -mandatory injunction setting aside a compensation order made by a Deputy Commissioner of the United States Department of Labor on May 17, 1951.

It appears that compensation was awarded for disability after an injury which occurred to William Lasche on September 6, 1950, and further compensation was awarded for disability after a second injury which occurred to the same employee on November 7, 1950. The complainants contend that there is no evidence in the record to support an award of compensation for disability occurring after the injury of November 7, 1950.

The Commissioner found that on September 6, 1950, while William Lasche was performing services for his employer, he sustained personal injury resulting in his disability when, while easing himself down from the top of a hatch, he landed on his left foot and suffered a straining injury in the region of his left hip. The Commissioner further found that as a result of said injury Lasche was wholly disabled for 12 intermittent days from September 6, 1950, to and including November 6, 1950. Such findings are amply…