QUAYLE, J.
Appellant sued respondent insurance company for the value of her diamond-studded lady's wrist watch which disappeared during a shopping tour. Respondent had issued her a broad form theft policy covering her personal property. After judgment against her in the trial court she brings this appeal on a settled statement of facts, which may be substantially summarized as follows:
On May 27, 1961 appellant placed the watch on her left wrist. She then...
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