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This suit involves an appeal from the denial of a claim made under the Workman's Compensation Act. The facts appear as follows: Claimant had been employed as a salaried deputy sheriff by the City of St. Louis Sheriff's Department from June, 1971, until April, 1973. Claimant was initially appointed by the Sheriff after having been interviewed by both the Sheriff and a committee of circuit Judges. In April, 1973, his employment was terminated. However, obviously desirous of maintaining his many friends and contacts amongst the Sheriff's Department staff, claimant persisted in visiting the office on a continuous, if somewhat sporadic, basis. That is to say, while he did not maintain a consistent schedule, he would visit the Sheriff's office anywhere from one to four times a week, sometimes staying three to five hours at a time.

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