KAUS, J.
Defendants Helms and Lyons were each charged with burglary, robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. A jury convicted both of burglary and robbery but only Helms was found guilty of the assault charged. The victim of the crimes was one Nelson Heindl.
On appeal the sufficiency of the evidence is not questioned except with respect to the assault count, where it is claimed that a pillow cannot be a "deadly weapon." The case was tried November 1964,...
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