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Audiom etric Testing Equipment Made Available To Community By Kaiser-Gypsum Corporation -- 31 W W ^_ < 8.B *5 a ^ ft) - I *J8J.s o .S _g -i c "c 'S"03*''.sZZ2: i=a)lssaf)i .-- Jo= PCI "0 mc -2 3 2 CM O 9Co-L 1cS 41XJ O W) J5 ft> --* C **- TJ o - >,< -5.2 " --C --. 1= T3 o*r ncW 2 1 ft o> p a ? uj " _(p-C2 0?) e > ~o - *"* 4--ft) SP&-S* I u3*j s S) a Q_ g 5 is Egg 0> ^^ <>: KG-0021 ALMOST 100 EMPLOYEES of Kaiser-Gypsum Corp. have been tested with the new audiometric testing equipment, the corporation recently purchased and turned over to the hospital. Ed Burton is ready to try the head- phones as Asa Irby looks on. Jim Lung, the radiological technologist, has been certified to adm inister Ihe tests, Jay Gregg, industrial relations supervisor at Kaiser looks at test forms.