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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Huskies Get Break to Edge
Beavers In Last Period, 14-13

reused his team in the closing
minutes of the half, going 9S
yards for a touchdown that put
Oregon State ahead, 1877
Baker broke loose on a 49-yard
run, later ran another II yards,
and threw three passes for SO
yards in the drive. The final
pass went 10 yards. again to
Burke. Steve Clark's kick was
wide and in the end that proved
disastrous.
Guard Rick Redman saved
the game for the Huskies. A
third quarter tumble by Coftey
gave Oregon State the ball on
the Washington IA. On Bakers
first play. he wheeled to the
left, and Redman broke through
and snatched the ball from his
hand, killing States last good
scoring opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Gobb|ers Beat
Spiders, 1877

BLACKSBURG, Va, Oct. IS
CAP).-Virginia Tech broke a
TT deadlock in the fourth
quarter at Miles Stadium to-
day to score a 1877 Southern
Conference football victory
over Richmond.
Quarterback Pete Cartright
came off the bench in the
second half to trun the tide.
Cartright tossed the winning
touchdown to End Bob
Churchill with 5:O7 left in the
game. The play covered 8 yards.
VPI scored first when Quar-
terback Lacy Edwards sneaked
over from the /. The score was
set up by a Richmond tumble.
Richmond tied the score six
minutes later when Quarter
back Mel Rideout went around
end from the l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

after the Lankewicz touch
down, Georgia. had a rs lead.
Clemson went ahead again
on a 90-yard drive that took
almost half of the first period
and continued into the second
quarter before Halfback Mack
Matthews ran IL yards for a
TOUCHDOWN. Rogers converted to
give Clemson a 1877 lead.
Georgia quickly was back in
command when Center Joel
Darden blocked a Tiger punt
on the Clemson Is. A play
later, halfback Carlton Guthrie
ran to his right for Is yards
and the score.
Late in the final period, Nc
Cullough tried another field
goal which was short.
Clemson then started a drive
but End Rawy Crawford inter-
cepted to wrap up the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
STATISTICS

7 in the nation and Oregon
state was unranked, but
Quarterback Terry Baker al
most pulled out an upset for
the Staters.
After a scoreless first quarter
he led the team 80 yards,
passing the final six to his
favorite target, End Vern
Burke, for a touchdown.
Washington came back with a
43-yard scoring run by sopho-
more Fullback Junior Coffey.
He plunged into the center OF
the line, broke through the
arms of three tacklers. and
went the rest Of the way I'M
touched.
That tied the score but Baker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Wildcats Down Gophers
On Late Furry, 34-22

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 10
CAP. - Northwestern's eXplo-
sive passing attack. with Tom
Myers coming up with the big
play, broke a 1922 tie with a
65-yard aerial to Halfback Will
lie Stinson with less than four
minutes left and went on to
upend Minnesota, 1922, in a
Big Ten battle today.
The Gophers had just scored
on a 52-yard burst up the mid
die by Fullback Jay Sharp and
reserve Quarterback Bob Sa-
,dek passed to End Ray zitzloff
for the conversion to knot it,
1922.
On the first play after the
following kickoff, Myers passed
to Stinson in the right flat
and the elusive 170-pound
'speedster shook off a tackle at
midfield and outsprinted the
Gopher defenders to score
Standing up.
Minnesota gambled on fourth
down in it's home territory after
that and the Wildcats got the
ball on downs at the Minnesota
rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
TOP TEN
BY the Associated Press

Here's the way the Nations
top ten college football teams
Jared in Saturdays games:
/. Alabama (4-0 beat Houston
(2-2, 14-3.
2. Texas (4-0 beat Oklahoma
(1-2D, 9-6.
3. Penn State Odd lost to Army
GID, 9-6.
4. Southern California 800
did not play.
5. Mississippi 800 did not play.
6. Louisiana State (2-O-D
DEBATED Miami 800, l7-3.
7. Washington (4-0) beat Ore
gon State (2-2), l4-13.
s. Arkansas l4-0 beat Baylor
(O-3, 1921.
9. Purdue did lost to Miami
tOhio) (4-0), 1917.
10. Ohio State Old beat Hi
nois (o-3). 5l-15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Ban1a Pressed
ToWin, 14-3,
Over Houston

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Oct. Is
(AP) Defensive specialist Lee
Roy Jordan scored the winning
touchdown and bulwarked an
awesome Alabama defense to-
day as the Crimson Tide
whipped Houston, 1913, in a
blistering intersectional foot
ball game.
For the second straight game,
Alabama had to come from
behind to win. A brilliant pass
interception and runback by
Halfback Gene Ritch set up a
30-yard Cougar field goal by
Bill Mcmillan late in the first
period.
But the top-ranked Alabama
ans erased the deficit and went
ahead early in the second quar-
ter when the Houston center
passed the ball over the head
of Fullback Bobby Brenzina as
he went back to punt. Brenzina
grabbed the ball in the end
zone, but Bama End Charles
Stephens shook the ball loose
and Jordan grabbed it.
The Tide scored again mid
way in the third, marching SIS
yards in IL plays. During the
drive Bama Coach Paul Bryant
pulled his sophomore Quarter
back Joe Klamath in favor of
Jack Hurlbut. The 6-foot-1
Texan took the Tide in for the
touchdown with Halfback Cot
ton Clark going the final three
yards. Fullback Eddie YER
sprille made key runs on IA, II
and 10 yards.
The Alabama defense was
so rugged in the first half that
it held Houston to a minus 46
yards rushing, and minus 40
for the game.
Alabama has now run its
unbeaten string to %.
The closest Houston came to
penetrating the Bama goal on
the ground was the 10 early in
the game when the Cougars
shared a Klamath tumble.
Houston set up for a field goal
but the center passed the ball
over the quarterback's head
and Alabama end Bill Battle
nailed him on the Alabama %.
Center Ken Chancellor and
Tackle Gus BreZina were in
strumental in leading a Hous-
ton defense which gave up
only the one touchdown to a
team which scored So points
in its first three outings.
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STATISTICS
seimes, Dewey Lincoln and Ron

Seimes, Dewey Lincoln and Ron
Rubick.
The Spartans scored their
first touchdown on a fake field
goal try the second time they
had the ball after Herb Paterra
recovered Wayne Sparkman's
tumble at the Wolverine 43.
Keith Smith passde 7 yards to
Lewis for the touchdown.
Michigan gave the ball back
on its first play after the kickoff
when Herman johnson recover
ed Bob Undertakes tumble at
the Michigan "a.
The Spartans scored four
plays later with Chuck Mig
yanka Tipping Is yards to
Lonnie Sanders for the score.
Another giveaway allowed the
Spartans to score early in the
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Catholic U. Runners
Win Over LoyoIo

Catholic University took five
of the first seven places to de-
feat Loyola Of Baltimore, 81
80. in a cross country race at
Catholic University.
Freshman Raleigh Baker OF
Gu finished first just Is sec
onds ahead of Loyola's Dennis
Voith. Baker covered the 81
mile course in l7:46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Iowa Rallies
To Win, 1910

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Oct,
ID (AP) Iowa came from be-
hind twice and won its Big Ten
football opener, 1910, today
from stubborn Indiana.
Sophomo ore Bob Wallace
filled in smartly for injured
Matt Szykowny, Iowa's passing
star. The l9-year-old quarter
back scored the Hawkeyes'
game winning touchdown in the
second quarter on a l-foot
sneak after setting it up with
passes to Paul Krause for 20
yards and Cloyd Webb for H..
Both teams scored on long
runs in the first seven minutes.
Indiana's Mary Woodson broke
away for a 54-yard touchdown
sprint on the sixth play from
scrimmage. Iowa's Bill Perkins
scampered so on Iowa's seventh
play.
Luke George converted for
Indiana and Jay Roberts for
Iowa. Roberts missed a 49-yard
field goal attempt early in the
second quarter. George kicked
a 43-yarder. the ball clearing
the cross bars by inches.
Wallace's touchdown and
Roberts second conversion fin
ished the scoring.
Most Of the second half saw
Indiana stand deep in its ter
ritory. The Hoosiers stopped
Webb on their 1-yard line early
in the final period after he
caught a short fourth-down
pass from Wallace. They held
again at their 90, fumbled at
the "a. and stopped the Hawk
eyes again.
Iowa had an 1913 margin in
first downs and it inflicted In
diana's 18th straight defeat by
Big Ten opponents. The Hawk
eyes had a margin of 225 yards
to los yards by rushing but
Indiana led in passing yardage
1858.
The Hoosiers, who had been
setting school records for pen
alties. lost only 36 yards to the
whistle. Iowa was penalized 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
NO MERCY SHOWN
Buckeyes Roar Back
ToPoste Illinois, Sis

rushing for a Big Ten record.
The Buckeyes held the previous
mark of 465 against Indiana in
1856.
Quarterback John Mummey,
directing the Buckeyes most of
the way, went for two touch
downs on keeper plays and kept
alive several Buckeye drives
with huge gains.
The Homecoming day crowd
of 56,107 had little to cheer
about. Ohio State took a TO
lead in the first quarter when
Bob Butts plunged for a q
yard touchdown. Illinois came
back on a 10-yard scoring pass
from Mike Taliaferro to Rich
Callaghan.
The Buckeyes took the kick
off and reeled off a touchdown
in four plays with Mummey
scoring. The next time the
Buckeyes got the ball, Dick
Vanraapherst booted a 39-yard
field goal.
On a fourth-and-one situa-
ton at the Illinois 48, Fullback
Dave Francis hit the center OF
the line and went all the way
for the score to make it 24-7
at the half.
Mummey. Bob Klein, Tyrone
Barnett and Francis raped up
the scoring for Ohio State.
Illinois scored with less than
Is seconds to play on a 90
yard pass play from Taliaferro
to Mike Yavorski.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Badgers Whip
Irish, 17-8, for
Third Straight

MADISON, Wis. Oct. 10
(AP). - Undefeated Wisconsin
continued a drive for National
football recognition by defeat
ing Notre Dame, 1913, today as
unheralded Quarterback Ron
Wander Kelen engineered the
Badgers to their third straight
victory.
Wander Kelen, a senior who
had seen only 80 seconds of ac-
ton until this season, passed Is
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Georgia Tech
Blanks Vols

ATLANTA, Oct IS (AP). -
Billy Lothridge of Georgia Tech
ran, passed and kicked the
Yellow Jackets to a ITO tri-
umph over Tennessee today
in a Southeastern Conference
football game.
A record crowd Of 52,223 at
grant field saw the 184-pound
junior run for Techs first
touchdown, pass to his high
school buddy, Billy Martin, for
the second and kick a 26-yard
field goal to cap another
scoring drive.
Tech, bidding for a return to
the National rankings, has
scored 81 points while posting
a 81 season record, and 10th
ridge has had a hand or a foot
in every point. Tennessee is 0-3.
A 41-yard run by Lothridge
put the ball at the Tennessee
9 and set up the first touch
down-a 3-yard run by 10th
ridge. He guided a 74-yard
drive for the next touchdown,
a 9-yard pass he lobbed to
Martin.
His field goal climaxed a To-
yard push after intermission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

HOLY CROSS - o % Il 90
HARVARD $1,000 0 8 8 SO
Holy cross-Mccarthy 4, run Snyder
pass from Mccarthy
Holy Cross-Snyder 81, pass from
Mccarthy Mccarthy rum.
Holy Cross-McCarthy 2, run tpass
failed.
HarVard-Harshbarge "a. pass from
Bilodeau tpsss failed.
HOLY Cross-Hennessey IA. pass from
Mccarthy run failed.
Holy Cross-Hennessey 9, run Crun
failed.
Harvard - Bilodeau 1, run (pass
failed
Harvard-Taylor "a. pass from Barto-
let Hatch pass from Bartoletl.
Attendanee-23,0O 900 (estimated),
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STATISTICS

yards to All-America candidate
Pat Richter for a touchdown in
the first period and then scored
on a vineyard sneak In the
third quarter.
The Badgers overpowered the
outclassed Irish all the way,
but were stymied by four inter-
ceptions and four lost fumbles.
Two of the Notre Dame inter-
ceptions we're in the end zone.
Notre Dame averted a shut
out by marching So yards in
the closing minutes. Denis Szot
moved the Irish downfield with
pinpoint passing and then
handed off to Don Hogan, who
skirted end for the final three
yards.
A stout Wisconsin defense
offset the suffering offense,
which took the field as the
Nations No. 2 team in total
yardage. The Badgers picked
off four Notre Dame passes and
recovered a tumble, all in the
second half.
The Badgers moved from
their 20 to the Notre Dame II
in 9 plays, setting up a 34-yard
field goal by Gary Kroner, the
second time they had the ball.
Richter, a 6-foot-6 end, then
hauled down a strike from Van
der Kelen and stepped into the
end zone. He has caught at
least one scoring pass in seven
straight games since the 1861
campaign.
A tumble recovery on the
Notre Dame S late in the third
| period set up the Badgers 9TH
er touchdown, with Wander
Kelen sneaking through left
guard on the third play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Kuizu Beaten

TOKYO, Oct. IS (AP).-
Schoolboy Brown of California
won a unanimous decision over
Japan's Orient middleweight
champion, Fumio Kaizu, in d
l0-round non-title fight to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

Illinois $50 o 7 o SIS
Ohio State-Butts 2, plunge Vanraap-
horst kick.
Illinois-Callaghan 10. pass from Tall
aferro (Plankenhorn kick.
Ohio State-Mummey 10, run wan
raaphorst kick.
Ohio State-Vanraaphor 80, FIG.
Ohio State-FranciS As. run wan
raaphorst kick.
Ohio stste-Mummey 3, run Wan
Taaphorst kick.
horst kick
raaphorst kick,
Ohio state = Francis 90, run (kiek
failed.
30, pass from Tall
aferro CTaliaferro rum.
Attendance-56,l07.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

Clemson-Davis qS, kickoff return
kick failed.
Georgia-LankevicZ II, pass from
Rakestraw (McCullouEh kick.
Clemson-MattheW II, run lRogers
kick.
Georgia-Guthris 10. run CMcCullouEh
kick.
Georsia-Porterfield IL, pass from
Rakestraw tMcCullouah kick.
Clemson-Rogers ~, FG.
GeorEia-McCuilouEh a.. FG.
10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Wo|fpack Falls
To Nebraska

LINCOLN, Nebr., Oct. ID
(AP) .-Halfback Dennis Stuewe
raced Is yards for a touch
down in the final minute to
carry undefeated Nebraska to
a 1914 football victory over
North Carolina State today.
Nebraska then had to stave
off a laSt-minute drive by the
Wolfpack to retain the victory.
1t was an uphill fight all the
way for Nebraska.
Joe Scarpati almost broke
the hearts of the $4,000 fans in
the third quarter when he re-
turned a kickoff 81 yards for
a Carolina score after Nebraska
had taken a 7-6 lead.
Nebraska now has a 40 rec
ord. North Carolina State is
IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

BROWN -------- o 0 0 o 0
Dartmouth-King /, run tWellstead
kick.
artmouth-Creelman II, pass from
King (Wellstead kick.
Dartmouth-Kins 2, run tWellstead
kick.
Dartmouth-King 10, run tWellstead
kick.
Dartmouth-spangenberg /, run well
stead kick.
Attendance-l0,5OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Marines Bury
Fort Dix, 49.7

Quantities. Marines rolled up
a 21-0 lead in the first period,
then coasted to a 49-7 East
Coast Interservice Conference
victory over Fort Dix at Guam
tico's Butler Field yesterday.
The Marines scored in every
period but the last to chalk up
their fourth win in five starts
and third in a row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

Michigan State-Lewis Z, pass from
Smith. Gatimmer kick
Michigan State-Sanders Is, pass from
Migvanka. (kick failed.
Michigan State-Lewis 3. run Lewis,
pass from Smith.
Michisan state-Lewis 5, run Latti-
. mer kick.
Attendance-17.5O sol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

NEBRASKA - 0 o l2-l9
NCS-Rossi 3. run Ckick failed.
Nebrsska-Claridgs 4, run DFaimsn
kick.
NCS - scarpati 81. kickoff return
Barrow pass from RoSsN
NebTaSka-Stuewe run pass failed
Nebrasks-Stuewe ! 3. run run failed
Attendance-3s 900 estimated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

COLUMBIA ----- O-l4
Columbia-Hassan 5, pass from Roberts
fO'Connor kick.
Yale-Calkins 81, pass from Rapp
(Mercein rum.
Yale-Safety. Hassan tackled in end
zone by Wickstrom.
Columbia-Roberts 20 run (O'Connor
kickl
Attendance-24,200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

QUANTICO --- q Fl 0N9
FORT DIX --- U D.
ouantico-Ratkowsk 90. kickoff re-
turn Davis kick
Singleton DAVIS kiek).
Ouantico-Bartles 80, pass from Teh-
For Dix-Thompson As, pass from
Hammond lLettwich kick. ,.
Ouantico-2adjeika 3S, pass from
Tehres David kick. ,-.-
Quantico-Tucker q. pass intercept
ton DAVIS kick. .--
Ouantico-Kienel 81, pass intercep-
ton Davis kickl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

OREGON State-Burke s. pass from
Baker CLARK kickl.
WashinEton-Coffey 40. run Martin
kick.
Oregon state-Burke 10. pass from
Baker kick failed).
shinEton--Mitchell 2. run Martin
kick.
Attendance 3O,O3O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

NoTRE DAME % 0 0 SIS
Wisconsin I'D o 7 oil
observation-disclosures 81, FG.
Wl ysnd.T KEEN ekroner klckS 0n
Wisconsin-Vander Kelen l, run
(Kroner kick.
Notre Dame-Hogan 3, run Snow,
pass from Szot).
Attendance. 81, 09s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

Houston-FG Mcmillan 80.
Alabama-Jordan recovered tumble in
end zone Davis kick.
Alabama-Clark 3, run davis kick
Attendance-30,0 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
STATISTICS
with Terpack racing the final

with Terpack racing the final
SO.
On the next series, Owens
fumbled the handoff and
Tackle Arlyn Lichthardt re-
covered for Princeton at the
Penn 81. Iacavazzi, a Sopho-
more, slammed across from
the Q.
The Quakers took the sec
ond-half kickoff and went II
yards in 16 plays for their
touchdown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

RICHMOND Q ! Q %
VPI o 6-l3
VPi-Edwards l, run (Sizemore kick
Richmond--Rideout l, run tRideout
vPi-churehill s, pass from csTtrishs
(kick failed).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
STATISTICS

Northwestern drove in from
there for the clincher two
minutes from the end, with
Myers passing three yards to
Paul Flatley for the score.
Myers fired four touchdown
passes to obliterate Minnesota's
record Of not having yielded
a point in two previous games,
NoRTHWEsTERN = Z @ 9 1a-34
MINNESOTA 49, - 0 IA O S-22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

Princeton-Riley 8, run (Gouldin kick
Princeton--Terpack SO, run (Gouldin
kick.
PennGowens 2, run (Allshouse, pass
from Mccarthy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

Northwestern-Crum 10. pass from
Myers tUhlir kick.
Minnesota--Jones s, pass from Blaska
Cairns kick.
Minnesota-Jones II, run (Calrns
kick.
Northwestern--M Murphy /. run 0ogsn
pass from Myers.
Observation-Disclosures 9, pass from
Myers (Uhlir kick.
Minnesota-Sharp 30, run (Zitzloff
pass from Sadekl.
orthwestern-Stinson So, pass from
Myers pass failed.
orthwestern-Flatley 3, pass from
Myers (pass failed.
Attendance-6l, $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

TENNESSEE - 0 0 0 o. 0
Georgia Tech-Lothridg 3, run 10th
ridge kick.
Georgia Tech-Martin Q, pass from
Lothridge Gothridge kick.
Georgia Tech-Lothrids 20, FG.
Attendance-52. 223.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

Indiana-Wodoson 81, run CGsorEe
kick),
Iowa-Perkins so. run Roberts kick
Indiana-Georse FG AZ.
1ova-Wsllsce J. plunge tRoberts
kick.
Attendance-29,71l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

o Mike YavorSki.
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CAPITAL EQUIPMENT 81 ESQ up
Process system sales - soles
TO steel mills or steel mill
background qualities. Degree
unnecessary.
VACUUM
COMPONENTS to $1,000
Sules management and NOR
ketinq experience. Degree.
INDUSTRIAL ........ TO $3.50
experience. etc. Successful
experience needed. Relocate.
HydGoulic and pneumatic com
ponents.
SALES MGT. ....... to $3.50
Like management experience
AAAA company. All benefits
excellent potential.
PNEUMATIC TOOLS TO $3.50
+ cor r expenses - NE. de
gree - intensive training pro
ordm.
FIELD ENGINEERS ... 10 $3.50
INDUSTRIAL sules experie
Industrial sules experience
deqrea, relocate. Fine trGining
program.
SALES MGT, ...... TO $500
Plus 500 bonus. like college.
have elecuicul or mqt. exp.
SALES TR6TNEE $500
BBA degree prefeued-need
IL men.
ELECTRICAL ........ 10 $3.50
-cor = expenses I bonus --
sules 10 electrical contractors
and builders.
OVERHEAD CRANES $500 up
Like Me, knowledge-rone
experience.
FOOD INGRENDENTS sturt s425
+ cor Z expenses. Young -
sdles TO bdkeries and institu-
ticns.
SALES TRAINEE ....... S433
COR + disqualification I bene-
pension - notiCndl com
pony - learn merchandising.
TRUCK SALES ..... start s40o
Young. mechGnicol knowledge
mechanical comprehens 0 Il
le1rn 10 fit truck to buyers
needs.
WIRING COMpONENTS S40o
! commission. Industrial soles
experience. Ace open. Estob-
hshed territory.