PER CURIAM:
The only question involved in this appeal is whether the evidence was legally sufficient to support the conviction of the appellant, Wilbur Henry Whitley, for receiving stolen goods, i.e., the automobile which he was driving when arrested. The precise issue presented by Whitley is whether there was sufficient evidence from which the trial judge, sitting without a jury, could reasonably draw the inference that he knew the car — a Chrysler...
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