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| DOI | 10.1177/026455054700500819 |
| Published date | 01 March 1947 |
| Date | 01 March 1947 |
| Subject Matter | Articles |
112
NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
OF
PROBATION
OFFICERS.
35th
Annual
General
Meeting
and
National
Conference,
1947
’ The
35th
Annual
General
Meeting
and
National
Conference
of
the
Association
will
be
held
at
Durham
University
in
July.
Conference
will
assemble
at
tea
time
on
Friday,
July
llth,
and
break-up
after
breakfast
on
Monday,
July
14th.
The
Annual
General
Meeting
.of
the
Association
will
be
held
on
Friday
evening,
July
llth.
On
Saturday
morning
it
is
hoped
that
the
Secretary
of
State
for
Home
Affairs,
The
Rt.
Hon.
J.
Chuter
Ede,
will
be
present
to
address the
members.
The
following
themes
will
be
dealt
with:
Saturday’
afternoon:
Domestic
Proceedings,
with
particular
reference
to
the
Denning
Report.
Sunday
morning:
The
place
of
Homes
and
Hostels
in
the
Probation
Service.
Sunday
afternoon:
After-care
of
young
prisoners,
Borstal
and
Approved
School
inmates.
On
Sunday
evening
there
will
be
a
group
discussion in
each
of
the
three
Colleges
in
which
probation
officers
will
be
accommodated.
One
of
the
officers
of
the
local
Branch
of
the
Justices’
Clerks’
Association
will
attend
at
each
College
to
take
part
in
the
discussion.
A
Service
will
be
held
on
Sunday
morning
in
Durham
Cathedral,
and
a
Social
Evening
is
being
arranged
for
Saturday
evening.
The
Conference
fee,
payable
in
advance,
will
be
37s.
6d.
for
the
whole
period
(10s.
6d.
if
hospitality
is
not
re-
quired).
A
certain
number
of
meals
will
be
possible
in
the
Colleges
for
non-residents.
It
will
not
be
possible
this
year
to
make
any
allowance
off
the
full
Conference
fee
for
those
members
who
may
not
be
able
to
stay
for
the
whole
period.
,
Applications,
enclosing
full
Conference
fee,
should
be
received
not
later
than
June
2nd.
THE
BRITISH
FEDERATION
OF
SOCIAL
WORKERS
The
Annual
Meeting
of
the
British
Federation
of
Social
Workers
will
be
held
on
the
evening
of
Friday,
April
25th.
Mr.
Seebohm
Rowntree,
Chairman
of
the
Nuf~eld
Foundation
Committee
of
Enquiry
into
the
Welfare
of
the
Old,
will
speak
on
&dquo; Old
People.&dquo;
TWENTY-FIVE
YEAR,S
AGO
Feb.
14th,
1922.-A
Victorian
Valentine
realised ~ 24
10s.
at
an
entertainment
at
Croydon
Public
Hall
in
aid
of
the
funds
of
the
National
Association
of
Probation
Officer.
DELISLE
BOOK
LIST
Cliflord
Allen
Modern
Discoveries
in
Medical
Psychology
8s.
6d.
K.
&
F.
Barnes
Sex,
Friendship
and
Marriage
7s.
6d.
Cyril
Bibby
How
Life
is
Handed
On
(For
Young
People)
3s.
Od.
Cyril
Burt
The
Young
Delinquent
21s.
Od.
Eustace
Chesser
Unwanted
Child
12s.
6d.
Havelock
Ellis
Sex
in
Relation
to
Society
21s.
Od.
Michael
Fielding
Parenthood:
Design
or
Accident
(Paper)
3s.
Od.
Abraham
Flexner
Prostitution
in
EuropE)
7s.
6d.
R.
G.
Gordon
Abnormal
Behaviour
5s.
Od.
H.
B.
Grant
Marriage,
Separation
and
Divorce
(Paper)
3s.
6d.
A.
Herbert
Gray
Successful
Marriage
’
5s.
Od.
Edward
F.
Griffith
Modern
Marriage
7s.
6d.
Susan
Isaacs
Social
Development
in
Young
Children
18s.
Od.
Levine
&
Seligmann
The
Wonder
of
Life
’
(For
Young
People)
4s.
6d.
David
R.
Mace
Does
Sex
Morality
Matter?
5s.
Od.
Powdermaker
&
The
Intelligent
Parents’
Grimes
Manual
10s.
6d.
H.
L.
Philp
A
Psychologist
Looks
at
Sex
8s.
6d.
Marjorie
Reeves
Growing
Up
in
a
Modern
Society
4s.
6d.
Ian
D.
Suttie
The
Origins
of
Love
and
Hate
12s.
6d.
Kenneth
Walker
Sexual
Disorders
in
the
Male
10s.
6d.
L.
D.
Weatherhead
The
Mastery
of
Sex
7s.
6d.
Helena
Wright
The-
Sex
Factor
in
Marriage
4s.
Od.
N.A.M.
&
C.W.C.
Parentcraft
(Symposium)
8s.
6d.
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extra.
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Child
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FAMILY
SERVICE
UNITS
Some
time
ago
we
published
a
review
of
a
book,
&dquo; Problem
Families.&dquo;
We
have
now
been
asked
by
Family
Service
Units
to
give
some
publicity
to
the
work
of
the
organisation
and
its
need
for
funds.
The
organisation
aims
at
rehousing
and
rehabilitating
sub-standard
families.
Pioneer
experiments
have
been
carried
out
in
Liverpool
and
Manchester,
and
London
is
the
next
objective.
The
method
is
&dquo;Intensive
and
patient
personal
service
combined
with
practical
assistance
and
social
education
in
the
home.&dquo;
Family
Service
Units
has
established
co-operation
with
a
number
of
organisations
directly
concerned with
the
problem.
The
co-operation
of
the
Ministry
of
Health,
the
Ministry
of
Education,
the
Home
Office
and
the
Assistance
Board
has
been
promised.
The
aim
of
F.S.U.
is
to
provide
a
service
at
the
disposal
of
other
departments
and
bodies
to
be
used
by
them
on
particular
cases
needing
specialised
treatment.
Co-ordination
of
existing
work
and
the
co-
operation
of
all
agencies
concerned with
the
problem
is
regarded
as
essential.
The
address
is:
Family
Service
Units,
85,
Clarendon
Road,
W.l.,
and
the
Secretary
will
be
glad
to
send
in-
formation
to
anyone
interested.
Donations
will
be
gratefully
acknowledged
by
the
Honorary
Treasurer,
Lord
Balfour
of
Burleigh,
at
Lloyds
Bank
Ltd.,
71,
Lombard
Street,
E.C.3.
Printed
bv
Nuneaton
Newspapers.
Ltd.,
Bond
Gate,
Nuneaton,
for
the
National
Association
of
Probation
Officers,
2,
Hobart
Place,
London,
S.W.l.
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