Neighbors

This appeal is brought by Ivan Neighbors, one of four defendants jointly charged with violating section 182, Penal Code, by combining, confederating and agreeing together to sell a dangerous drug, i.e., amphetamine, contrary to the provisions of section 4227, Business and Professions *595 Code. Appellant was convicted following a jury trial; his three alleged eoeonspirators previously entered pleas of guilty to the same charge.

Appellant’s assignments of error are stated as follows : ‘‘(1) The evidence did not sustain the conviction, since it established (if anything) multiple conspiracies rather than a single conspiracy; and (2) there was prejudicial misconduct by the prosecuting attorney during argument to the jury.”

[la] The evidence, viewed in a light favorable to respondent, may be summarized as follows: At approximately 5:30 p.m., on November 8, 1961, Deputy Sheriff Bart Natison, who was operating as an undercover investigator and a confidential informant, known as "Gene,” met the eodefendant Givens at a gasoline station where the latter was employed. The informant asked Givens if they could "score.” 1 Givens replied that he did not have anything with him, but that he had…