PER CURIAM:
The judgment appealed from is affirmed.
On the point of failure of proof, whatever shortage of direct evidence there is, sufficient circumstantial evidence is found to give the necessary inferences and to find guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Also, disbelief by the jury of defendant's testimony would here present some damaging affirmative inferences.
The decision in Turner v. United States,
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