BARRETT, Commissioner.
James McKissic has been found guilty of robbery in the first degree. There was a charge and finding by the court of a prior felony conviction and, therefore, the appellant was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment.
These were the circumstances of the robbery: About 7:30 a. m., on December 24, 1960, Fred Grenzer opened his employer's liquor store, the Martin Liquor Store at 5307 Easton Avenue. In about fifteen minutes McKissic entered...
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