OPINION FOX, J. Petitioner seeks a review and annulment of an award by respondent commission of maximum temporary partial disability benefits. This activity took the form of contacts with several prospective employers and scanning of newspaper ads for offers of work. On March 17, 1954, respondent commission issued a Findings and Award, the pertinent part of which reads as follows: '3. [2] The theory underlying such legislation is, succinctly stated, that industry should bear, in large measure, the burden of industrial accidents. (Johnson v. Cluett Peabody Co. , 2 I. A. C. 10, 13; Jordan v. Decorative Co. 230 N. Y. 522 [130 N. E. 634, 635]; 1 Campbell, Workmen's Compensation, ?

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