the fact that they were to get something was corroborated. Michael Kruger testified that in 1942, testator told him, "I let you know I leave money for you when I pass away"; also that the witness was mentioned in his will. Kruger also testified that testator said that he was going to help Mary Kreekis and Vera Kreekis "something for education," although he mentioned no amounts. Testator also mentioned Peter Kore and Fritz Cecul as beneficiaries of his will. *786
 Peter Kore testified that in November or December, 1942, testator told him he was leaving him something in his will, and in Kore's presence, testator told appellant that appellant was provided for in the will and that testator was leaving $1,000 to Peter Kore and a like amountto Mike Kruger.
 Mrs. Frances S. Degman, who was given specific bequests of corporate stock in the will, testified that testator told her before he made his last will that he wanted Mike Kruger and Peter Kore to share a part of his estate, and that he had left appellant a sum of money for his own use and some to distribute according to "my instructions."
 It is obvious that the trial court, from the maze of contradictions in appellant's own testimony, found as legatees only those persons on the list submitted by appellant who appellant definitely testified were named by testator that Saturday night. As to these testator had told others than appellant that he wanted them taken care of or they were to get something under