(Editor's note: A mm m ? J Chase Parkway, had eertai* doubts as to whether the rStSISLt'SttiS.SSSi that he was feieriwl to the United States Military Cemetery at Mar graten, Holland. ; M To satisfy these doubts, she a special trip to Holland. There she talked with American Graves Regis tration Command Officers, saw her sen's grave, and was told of identifi cation work being done in connection with the cave of America's Worid War II dead. Her letter to Presi dent Truman, used with'permission of Mrs. Browne]] and the White House, expresses her satisfaction at1 the work being done.) J Dear Mr. President: I have just returned from a visit ts the U. 8. Military Cemetery, Mar graten, Holland, where my son? Robert T. H. Brownell, Plot 2, Row 10, Grave 260?lies. | Mr. President, I went over for! acme Peace of Mind. I have that peace now m the fact that I know that my son does lie beneath his cross. So many lurid stories float round?I have even heard nurses aay that there is no way in the worid to identify someone from a battlefield without a tag. Then there are the awful stories that just so there are two arms?two legs, etc. they consider that a body. Then there are the returned soldiers who at times were detailed to bury dead and they aay they couktot tell what or who they buried. It is an awful things for families NOTICE OF SALE - Under and by virtu re of the powers and authority contained in that cer tain deed oftrust from G. C. Williams1 and wife to Arthur B. Corey, Trus tee, of record in Book K-24, page 602, Pitt County Registry, default having been made in the payment of indebt edness therein seemed, the under signed, will offer for sale and se*> to the highest bidder, for cash, befoit the court house door in Pitt County, Greenville, North Carolina, at 12:00 o'clock Noon, on Monday, September 15, 1047, the following described lots or parcels of land: First Tract: Lying and being in the Town of Pactolua, and being Lot* Nbs. 17 and 18 in Block "H," of the plan of said town, and being same property described in conveyance of record in Pitt County Registry in Book H-12, page 162. Secead Tract: Lying in the Town of Pactolua and being known as the store lot on which now stands a store building. A 10% deposit will be required of the high bidder. This 14th day of August, 1947. ABtHUB B. COREY, Trustee. 8-22-4t turned^eorl know when the^ puts a name and a number on t cross?that is that boy, and when not know, that grave unknown. ' . i -y is what mothers to be sure of-ewt just is blue, the grass is green, e is beautiful. They want to bifi certain beyond doubt that it is their son. Mr. President?it would be only human to ease the doubts and tal Buffering. Please publicise about the wonderful work the Army is ing?their identification system. I'm going to bring my son home, but I had to go over to make cer tain. I am so glad our Government is human and kind. I do not blame anyone. I do not even consider it h> good taste to comment on er anyone wishes to bring their be loved home or not To each hie own. I know what I must do. - Some say this, some say Thank God we live iii -America * where there is a choice. I made colored movies of Margra ten. If you will send them bade I will mail to yon. They couldn't help but be beautiful. I flew to Margiaten. I only stayed in Maastricht 10 days. I left LaGuar d& and was in Amsterdam in 19 hran. My flight back the same. Now I cad" sleep. I know my son lies beneath his cross. I know ? I know ? I know. ' Sincerely,' Mrs. Lincoln field Brownell. Follow These Tips And Yon Won't Have Trouble In Passing Exams (This is the final article in the four part series titled "What You Must Know To Obtain A Driver's License in North Carolina.") The safe driver is the practical II driver. Driving skill can be acquir ed but it talma a practical person to combine the. sound judgment that makes for safe driving with essen tial knowledge of road rules and regulations... The skillftd driver must drive not only his own ear but must be ever alert to .the movmnents of vehicles near him. Hie' must drive for himself and for the person in - H J. H. HARRIS V '< ? ,|.| Fjy, ? ^ .*< *7J Typical of the high calibre meal ho own Farmvi lie'? business f!np? i J. H. Harris, whose firm is ops, f the town's oldest. " ? ? ? | ? ?? be other car. If you are involved in an acci 9 the feolioe, department or to the lighway Safety Division within 2* our*. On your Irepozt.tell exactly hat happened and. where the anci ent occurred, If anybody is hurt i an accident in which you are in olvad or are a witness, render all oesible aid. If yon damage another arson's car while he" is not praasnt, be proper method is to leave your ame end address in his car or sttdf note under'his windshield wiper iving details and .your address so bat you may be reached. ' X If you live in North Carolina ancf wn a motor vehicle it most be reg itered and mm officer of the law i entitled to examine the registra ion certificate which should be car ied at all times whenfAe car is in ssr License certificate e carried when yen are driving a mtor vehicle The equipment on your car is vi* tUy important to your safety. Re aired iqsipmwd, which must he in jected regularly, inclades: brakes, gilts, horn, muffler, mirror, wind*' Meld wiper, safety glass and good "Ail accidents," jaccording to the ?river Manual issued by the gigh ?y Safety Division of the' North arolina Department of Motor Ve icles, "do not happen while vehicles re being driven. A parked vehicle tay also cause an accident, kiU ?meoae or destroy property. Therej ire, before leaving your vehicle, set re brakes and stop the motor. If our our breaks down, move it off le highway by towing or pushing." or a r you Do not pan ,at intersections, at crossings, within 100 feet bridge or when Bitothcr ? ctr in proaching. When you are being ed slow down a little and do not gain speed until the other car la. well I forward. Several rules should be foi when turning: get into the lane fiefe*d~ turning and turn into the | correct lane; give the hand signal nt least SO feet before you turn, look -about to see that nothing is -the way, and slow down to safe before turning. Do not make a "turn-about" or "U" turn to in the opposite direction on any curve or near the top of a hill where you cannot bo seen from 500 feet ampy. The uae of hand signals, of csnrB* is JL must when making a Mfifc slowing or stopping. Right of way has been the basis of uuderouB arguments. There an important "rules to remember: First car into an intersection has the right of- way, with no traffic signals of arty kind, the .car on your 'right has th? right of way; a car, already in an intersection, should he allowed to mbke a left turn if he has signaled his intention; emergency vehicles al ways have the right of way; give pe destrians in crosswalks thy right of way unless then are traffic signals Or a police officer directing traffic at that point; give a pedestrian tjwj] right of way if he is crossing and th* light changes while he ia in the crosswalk and remember that a pe destrian always has right of way over a turning car when both an proceeding with a green light Six valuable miscellaneous rules to follow an: put on brakes gradu ally when you have a flat tin or blowout; if you ton off the pave ment ease back an by first slowing down; look back all the time, when hacking; watch odt for bicycle rid ers and children at play; keep the front seat free of parcels and make sun a second train is not coming if you have waited tor one to ?pggbj fkWM kSEHsH rt <? ?H ! i" > ; .? 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