and almost unbelievable and did not agree with the story he had previously told to the officers. Although he testified that the appellant knew nothing of his intention to hold up the doughnut shop, he inadvertently involved him when he also testified that he had talked with him and that the appellant said he did not want to go into the doughnut shop because "he had held up that fellow once before". The only inference reasonably to be *674 drawn from the language used in this conversation is that the appellant knew that this place which he had held up "once before" was to be held up again. Smith also, and again inadvertently, admitted on the stand that he had previously told Officer Berg the story which Bergrepeated to the appellant in the presence of Taylor, Osborne and Smith, as having been told him by Smith.
 Officer Berg testified that on December 20, 1934, in the presence of the appellant, Taylor, Osborne and Smith, he told them that Smith had stated that on this trip into San Diego he had a conversation with the appellant in which the appellant said that this doughnut shop would be an easy place to take as he had held it up before; that he took a gun which Osborne gave him and went into the doughnut shop and held up the proprietor while the other boys waited around the corner; that he returned to the car; that they proceeded toward downtown San Diego, and when they arrived at the