in the tavern testified that the defendant had entered the tavern carrying something in his hand, sat down on the first stool at the bar and ordered a beer. He also testified that the defendant was "sweating a little bit" and "puffing."
When a police car stopped in front of the tavern, the defendant walked to the washroom. A police officer entered the tavern, talked with the bartender and ordered defendant to come out of the washroom. The officer and the defendant then returned to the Thies apartment where Mathias and Helen Thies positively identified the defendant as the man they had seen in the apartment. Two transistor radios, one white and the other "bluish-green," were later found behind a radiator in the tavern about a foot from wheredefendant had been sitting. They belonged to members of the Anthony Thies family.
Defendant first contends that "the State has failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt the commission of the crime by the accused and by no one else." He points out that Mathias Thies sometimes wore bifocals but was not wearing them the afternoon of the alleged burglary and that he "was *527 looking into a room of questionable illumination." There was testimony, however, that Mathias Thies wore glasses only when reading and that on the afternoon in question "it was light" in the apartment. Defendant also points out that Mathias Thies testified that the defendant had a white shirt and light brown pants and that Helen Thies testified that the defendant wore a sport shirt and