When claimant was first employed as a boy by appellant he had an ankylosed condition of the right knee, a stiff right leg and a decided limp. At some time during the course of years from 1913 to 1934 he also suffered osteomyelitis in the right knee. In 1934 he was examined by a physician for the employer and, in addition to a shortness of the right leg and ankylosis in the right knee, was found to have had an old infection in the right knee. He was classed as a "poor risk...
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