automobile parked on the county road (to the west of where Mr. Martin found the vehicles), as shown in the photograph, Plaintiff's Exhibit 5, to the point of the location of the collided vehicles where Mrs. Martin was standing. The objection of this testimony upon the ground that "the positions respecting the terminal points have not been identified," was overruled. Mr. Vincent testified that the rate of speed to go 660 feet in 6 seconds is 75 miles per hour, and in 7 seconds 69.3 miles per hour.
Defendant Basil Dean testified that on the day of the collision he had been delivering gas on the Ha Ha Tonka road, and was returning when the collision occurred. The point of collision, with reference to the "Jack" Martin home, wasjust west thereof on the side of the hill. His speed was approximately 15 to 20 miles per hour. There was only one portion of the road where all the traffic was traveling, and the part of the road, right or left (of the tracks), was usable to pull over to pass; it was snowy and slick. In the collision the left sides of both vehicles were damaged. When he first saw the Calvert car (the top of it east of the hill) Dean was 120 feet from the point of collision, and one and one-half to two seconds elapsed from the time he first saw the Calvert car until the collision occurred. Dean's brakes were working *137 at the time. He hit the brakes and the truck