Appellant was convicted of attempting to evade payment of income tax alleged due for the year 1943, in violation of section 145(b) of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C.A. Int. Rev. Code, § 145(b). The principal errors urged on this appeal relate to the bill of particulars, the use of allegedly prejudicial testimony relating to appellants receipt of moneys in addition to the regulation prices charged for the sale of meat by the corporation of which he was an officer and principal stockholder, and the use of an allegedly uncorroborated extra-judicial admission to prove one of the essential elements of the offense.
