if it was O.K. and he said yes. He had told me that he wanted to hear the will read before Mrs. Fletcher came in; and then, after we read it over a second time, I suggested that he call Mrs. Fletcher, which he did."
 Della Mae Fletcher testified that testator asked her to "sign the will" and that she was present when testator signed the document and that Attorney Johnson was also present; that she heard decedent declare the document to be his last will and testament before she signed it; that she remembered that *537 decedent walked over to a little table in the room and made his "X"; that Mr. Johnson then signed the will as a witness, and she signed underneath Mr. Johnson's signature,right of franchise by absentee ballot. MCLA 168.758; MSA 6.1758 provides in pertinent part:
"(1) For the purposes of this act, the term `absent voter' shall be construed to mean any qualified and registered elector;
"(a) Who, on account of physical disability, cannot without another's assistance attend the polls on the day of any election.
"(b) Who, on account of physical disability, cannot attend the polls on the day of election.
"(c) Who cannot attend the polls on the day of any election in the precinct in which he resides because of being an election precinct inspector in another precinct.
"(d) Who is 65 years of age or more.
"(e) Who, unless confined in a prison or jail, is absent or expects to be absent from the township or city in which he or