OPINION
COMPTON, Chief Justice.
Appellant appeals from an adverse judgment denying his claim for a sales commission allegedly arising out of the installation of carpets in the State Capitol Building.
Appellant was employed by appellee, first as a commissioned salesman, and later in a supervisory capacity at a salary of $1,000.00 per month. The controversy arose from the transition from a commissioned salesman to that of a salaried supervisor.
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