Supreme Court of North Carolina December 15, 1937 (State v. Conner)

Per Curiam.

Tested by the well settled decisions of this Court, the evidence revealed in the present case is of sufficient probative force to be submitted to and for consideration of the jury, and to sustain the verdict. C. S., 4250. S. v. Wilson, 176 N. C., 751, 97 S. E., 496; S. v. Stathos, 208 N. C., 456, 181 S. E., 273.

Objection to the form of the verdict is untenable. In S. v. May, 132 N. C.