Miriam Van Waters Papers. Male Prisoner Correspondence, 1927-1971. Correspondence: G-L, 1954-1967. A-71, folder 592. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

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concern us both and I said again I thank you from Bottom of my Heart for getting in touch with me and you Come write her and tell her if you wish to that I have wrote Her as of this night 10/3/65.

Sincerely Your

Andre E Hardy

or

Henry Hardy

[Jan 14, 1966]

Dr Miriam V. Waters I recieved your letter today and I was glad to heard from you. Hi is you? Fine, I hope mental & physical Me Ok. I recieved letters from Debora, but she wrote me last week and said for me not to write her any more because she were returning to Framingham and that she want me to tell you she was living

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So you came I appreciate it 100% and beside we have great plain for life on out side "I want to be free, and her free to, to do as we wish but in the line of law. So see what you can do and to tell her my sister will have a plae for her at 193 Orms St, Providence R I Mary Smith tel No UN 1.2 701 she wont to no that to.

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So I was waiting untill she arrived she said that NY State drop her charge & that she had sign paper for Mass to Bring her back. And that you would try to get Judge to give her probation for her running away - I hope you can do it or what every you came to help her. You see Miss Water I been knowing her for 7 1/2 yrs

and I would like to no to how she make out in court and when she get out to and about writing to me and me there thank you.

Your Friend

Henry Hardy

P.S I be glad for you to see me on your visit home when you come