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Correspondence Between Philip Kaiser and President Harry S. Truman

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P.P.F. 711/10/50 I-n November 7, 1950 K Dear Mr. Kaiser: I have your kind letter of November second expressing solicitous thought for my safety and appreciate it ever so much. I deeply regret this tragic incident and am grieved that one of our valiant guards had to sacrifice his life and that two others were badly wounded in HARRY U.S. = GOVER S.TRUMAN ARCHATIONAL SERVICE" RECORDS NMENT Принка my defense. Thank you for writing. Very sincerely yours, (Sgd) HARRY S. TRUMAN Honorable Philip M. Kaiser, X 15 Assistant Secretary of Labor, Washington, D. C. eb

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