January 10, 1943

Dear Dr. Allen,

First we want to thank you very much for our re-modelled
basement. We all are enjoying it very much.

Our greatest problem at the present is that of transportation.
We have approximately twelve children who would be interested in
some sort of transportation if it could be provided. Our present
taxi service is not oo for several reasons. One is the
additional burden that falls upon the parents of one or two children
when a third child is in. Another is that the taxi company is not
quite reliable; they are frequently guilty of see to make the
calls, which brings: about a situation in which a mother is late to
work and inclined to be angry at the nursery school. Will you be
good enough to see what sort of an arrangement can be made, bearing
in mind that its cost must be low?

Sincerely 5: