Per Curiam.
The chief complaint of the defendant involves the admission of testimony of several witnesses concerning like acts and also the charge of the trial court relative thereto.
In his brief the defendant quotes several excerpts which he claims illustrate the incompetency of the evidence to which he objects.
The following occurred during the examination of a witness named Charles Dixon:
"Q. Mr. Dixon, around July '58 or prior thereto...
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