The period included in the scope of this article is from the August term of 1941 through the August term of 1944. In the cases of that period the orders of the industrial commission were affirmed 40 times; 26 times by opinions upholding the orders as made; two times by modifying the orders and affirming them as modified; once because the court was evenly divided, which under its rules constitutes an affirmance; and eleven times without opinion under Rule 64. During the same period the orders of the commission were reversed sixteen times, approximatety one out of four times.'