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1 Prob. 1 (1929-1935)

handle is hein.journals/probj1 and id is 1 raw text is: E D 4 Tfle rnal of the National Association o 1 oaon Ce5. VOL. I. NUMBER I. JULY, 1929. CONTENTS. EDITORIAL NOTES ... ... ... . CONFERENCE OF NATIONAL AssocIATIoN PROBATION ADvIsoRY COMMITTEE ...1 FOREWORD BY LORD FEVERSHAM . OF PROBATION OFFICERs: SUPERANNUATION FUND MANAGERs ... 16 OFFICIAL CoNFERENCE OF PRoBATION Reports and President's Address... 9 Technique ofProbation.......... 10 A FrIoN E AssOCIATION OF PROBATION Use f HotelsOFFICERS Use of Hostels ............ Unconscious Motive of Juvenile Need for Women Probation Officers 6 Delinquent ... ... ..1 Executive Committee ... ... 16 Training of Probation Officers ... 7 Preliminaries to Probation ... ...14 Special Sub-Committee ... ...1G EDITORIAL NOTES. The most kind generosity of our Vice-President, Lord Feversham, has made possible the issue of this, the first number of our new journal. It is fitting, there- fore, that his photograph should be the first of our portraits, and that our first leading article should be by him. Whilst expressing our utmost gratitude to\ him, we must at the same time firmly determine to raise our National Association to a position in which it will be able to stand alone and, independently of all outside help, to bring out its own journal. There are two ways in which this can be done: (1) by obtaining as many subscribers as possible, and (2) by obtaining advertisements. (1) The present number is of necessity devoted almost wholly to a report of the two conferences at Westminster, but we shall make an earnest endeavour in future issues to supply information that will be of value, not only to probation officers, but to all Justices concerned in probation work, and we venture to hope that many of these may become subscribers. (2) We hope also to have a regular issue of from 4,000 to 5,000 copies which will circulate amongst Justices throughout England. All who are interested in the welfare of our Association could do us a very real service by obtaining advertisers for the journal. Subscription form will be found on page 15. * * * We think that the Association can be warmly con- gratulated on the success of its first great conference on May 10th, a full report of which appears on page 9. The speeches of Dr. Creighton Miller and Miss Warner were of very special interest and value. They will be found fully reported. The news that Miss Warner has been appointed an inspector of schools and voluntary homes under the Home Office will give rise to somewhat mingled feel- ings amongst all her many friends. On the one hand, we shall greatly miss her presence amongst us and feel that she will be a very great loss to the probation service; on the other, we are pleased to know that the Home Office has selected a probation officer for this important work. Miss Warner will be the only Government official who has had personal experience of probation work, and her appointment will form another bond between the Home Office and our Asso- ciation, of the executive committee of which she was a member. * * * It will be the policy of this journal, whilst champion- ing whole-heartedly the National Association and pro- tecting the interests of each individual member of it, to seek earnestly to promote the most complete and cordial ielations with other bodies. We have received the utmost kindness and help on all occasions from Mr. S. W. Harris and other officials in his department at the Home Office, and are particularly grateful to him and them for all they did to promote the success of our conference. .x * * The necessity for the most complete co-operation between magistrates and probation officers cannot be too strongly emphasized, and we note with pleasure the friendly references in the new number of The Magistrate to our recent conference. The Magistrates' Association has always shown a keen interest in our work, and we hope that the fact that the chairman of the Probation Committee of that association is also chairman of our own Executive Digitized from Best Copy Available F )) i i i l j i 1 1

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