concurring:
I join in the action of the court denying the petition for a rehearing for the reason that the court examined every point made in the petition with great care and came to its decision advisedly. However, I adhere to my dissent. In reading my dissenting opinion I would wish my statements, to the effect that no act can be a crime without specific intent in its doing, modified to exclude acts in violation of certain regulatory statutes which are punishable as crimes. See Morissette v. United States, 1952, 72 S.Ct. 240.