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Page 10 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April - May, 1957 Big Tree Cafe GOOD FOOD Car and Truck Stop 4111 LOS GATOS HIGHWAY SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. Colonial Hotel Mns, SADIE WIRTH, MGR. 1114 PACIFIC AVENUE SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. Bud's U S Auto Wrecking I. E. PORTER, Prop. Autos Bought, Sold and Repaired Used Auto Parts GA 3-4371 110 LINDBERG STREET SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. Santa Cruz Feed & Fuel Feeds, Grains, Seeds and Farm Supplies ALBERS QUALITY CONTROLLED FEEDS Phone GR 5-0660 2280 SOQUEL AVENUE SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. TRAILER SPEEDING Violations of speed regulations by drivers of passenger cars towing trailers or other vehicles, and light trucks towing trailers are increasing according to information released today by the California Highway Patrol. "During 1956 the Patrol issued 6,056 citations for violations of the speed laws governing the towing of trailers by drivers of passenger cars and trucks weighing under 4,000 pounds," declared Patrol Commissioner B. R. Caldwell. "This represents an increase of 29 per cent as compared to 1955. "Motorists must remember that whenever a passenger motor vehicle ragardless of weight or commercial motor vehicle weighing less than 4,000 pounds is drawing a trailer coach, trailer, semitrailer, or other type of vehicle, the maximum speed shall not at any time exceed 45 miles per hour subject to other and more restrictive limits as established by law," Caldwell stated. "The Patrol is always ready to answer questions concerning traffic laws and regulations," he concluded. "Stop by any of our field offices for further information on the use of trailers." DRIVERS' LICENSES A total of 6,887,046 drivers' licenses were outstanding in California as of December 31, 1956, reports the National Automobile Club. Of this total, 6,494,416 were operators' licenses and 392,630 were chauffeurs' licenses. GAMBLER There probably isn't one man in a thousand who would risk every penny he owns on one roll of the dice, but there are lots of people who risk the only life they have by the careless way they cross the street. Always wait for the green light, says the California State Automobile Association, a-id never cross the street in the middle of the block. Enterprise Service GMC TRUCKS Gasoline & Diesel Sales and Service C. F. CY ENEBOE L. L. BUD FORD Phone GA 3-4152 110 RIVER STREET SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. Ted's Motorcycle Shop BSA - AJS - Matchless Sales and Serivce on all Makes BICYCLES - Sales and Repairs Parts and Accessories GREENWOOD 5-2632 3912 SOQUEL DRIVE SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. Riverside Hotel AND COLONIAL DINING ROOM Peter J . Marchese Telephone GArden 3-5730 RIVERSIDE AVENUE AND BARSON STREET SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. Hannah's Cottages and Apartments Free Parking to Patrons Phone GA 3-9809 312 RAYMOND STREET SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. Douglass Nursery WHOLESALE - RETAIL • FUCHSIAS • PELARGONIUMS • IVY GERANIUMS R. B. DOUGLASS Phone GARDEN 3-3197 1414 WEST CLIFF DRIVE SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.
April-May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 11 MECCA FOR VA(ATIONISTS BEAUTIFUL SANTA CRUZ—Here are just a few scenes that entice hundreds of thousands yearly to this glorious beach in Northern California. Scene at top left: The trail through the magnificent grove of redwood trees in Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park in Felton, six miles from Santa Cruz. Right: Beach, Casino and Boardwalk at Santa Cruz. Lower left: View from Fisherman's Wharf toward the beach. Right: Speedboating on Monterey Bay from Pleasure Pier. Fishing in the bay is superb and charter and rent boats are available. Now is the time to make vacation reservations at the many hotels, motels and camping spots in the area. FREEWAYS AID MOTORISTS Earlier use by California motorists of enue," McCoy continues, but the addinew freeways and other modern highways tional amount now available is making is one of the most gratifying effects of the possible the consolidation of projects that increase of California state highway funds, in former years were undertaken by stage State Engineer G. T. McCoy points out in construction. The program as now func- a report submitted by the Department of tioning is advancing completion of these Public Works to Governor Goodwin J . improved facilities for early use by the Knight. traveling public. "The increased cost of highway con- The additional funds referred to by struction has absorbed a part of this rev- McCoy were the highway users taxes en- acted by the State Legislature in 1953 and retained in 1955, exclusive of the augmented federal highway funds the State is now receiving as a result of the Federal Highway Act of 1956. The State Highway Engineer's report covers the 1955-56 Fiscal Year which ended June 30, 1956, and is the Tenth Annual Report of the Division of Highways since the Collier-Burns Highway Act of 1947.
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