Case 3271

little son for she wishes him to be properly trained and under good influences. She feels sure that if he were in one of your homes he would be far better of than in any home which she could possibly provide for him. My wife and I will be most grateful if your Committee will give this sad case careful and sympathetic consideration for we firmly believe that it is a deserving one.

F has no relatives known to her, her only real friends - so she and her boy are practically alone in the world. Trusting that you will be able to help us to relieve this woman's anxiety,
I remain,

Yours faithfully,
E.H. Leale

P.S. Please remember me kindly to Mr. Rudolf. I used to know his father well when I was with Canon Potter many years ago at Upper Tooting.