PER CURIAM:
Appellant George Turner, convicted of larceny by Judge Byrnes, sitting without a jury, claims the evidence was insufficient to justify the finding of guilt, that he was denied a speedy trial and the right to produce a witness in his behalf, his confederate in the crime who had already been convicted.
The evidence was that a saleslady, who had just finished work at a nearby department store, was waiting in a crowd at Howard and Lexington Streets...
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