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Correspondence Between President Harry S. Truman and Joseph B. Hardaway

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P.P.F. 7 3180 April 10, 1947 Dear Hardaway: Your son Robert B. was in to see me a day or two ago and I had a nice visit with him. He showed me a pieture of himself and his dad standing side by side and he made his dad look like a boy. I am sure you are as proud of him as you can be and you should be. I would have been most happy to be present at the reunion at Charlie Burdges' house, 1 know PP7656 you must have had a good time and probably heard a few more new lies. Whenever you see xPP7600 any of the outfit remember me to them. Sincerely yours, HARRY S. TRUMAN Mr. J. B. Hardaway 11211 Kling Street North Hollywood, California

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