road, but which were located approximately in its center. The snow was soft and wet on the right and left of the traveled portion. At the scene of collision the south track was a little bit closer to the ditch than the north track. Both the Chevrolet and the S. P. Gas truck were sitting in the one set of tracks which had been made, and the tracks were in the center of the road, and with relation to the center the back end of the S. P. Gas truck was a little north. When the photographs of the scene were taken he stood in the position, as shown thereon, where he saw the vehicles.
Mrs. Ruby Martin, wife of "Jack" Martin, was in the kitchen of her homeabout 3:30 p. m., on December 16, 1963. The window of that room faced west and at that time she saw a pickup truck traveling in an easterly direction. She picked up a coffee pot from the end of the dining table in the kitchen and took it to the heating stove in the front room, six or seven steps, and at that time she heard a crash which shook the windows. Immediately afterwards she went to the edge of the road and helped bring Mr. Calvert into her house. On cross-examination she testified that she formed a judgment that the pickup truck was going approximately 30 to 35 miles per hour.
R. W. Vincent, the County Surveyor, testified that he measured a distance of 660 feet from an