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*Outdoor Superintendent.
P. H. Hill {a, b, d).
Clerks.
H. E. Curtis (Chief).
A. H. James.
W. J. Howe.
H. G. E. Brown.
C. D. Turbayne.
R. G. Turner.
*Maternity and Child Welfare and
Tuberculosis Clerk.
Miss J. Jones.
Maternity and Child Welfare.
Clerk-Dispenser.
Miss G. M. Courtnay.
Cleansing of Persons—Baths & Shelter.
Miss L. Kilgallin (Matron).
Mortuary Keeper.
Mrs. H. Spears.
*Tuberculosis Dispensary.
E. D. Marston (Caretaker).
Messenger.
J. Eatwell (died 17th Feb., 1932).
E. W. Broughton (appointed 21st
April, 1932).
*District Sanitary Inspectors.
T. A. Cartledge, M.S.M. (a, b, d).
H. E. P. Corline (b, d).
T. W. Forbes (b, d).
††E. Lumley (a, b).
H. E. Scoble (c, d).
E. E. Willis, M.M. (a, b, d).
A. S. Wilson (a, b, d,).
*Drainage Inspectors.
F. C. Cook (b, d).
W. H. Draper (a, b, d).
*Food Inspector.
G. Smith (Senior Sanitary
Inspector) (a, b, d).
Disinfectors.
J. C. Kendall.
J. Overton.
* Women Sanitary Inspectors and Health
Visitors.
Miss C. E. Durant (b, e, h).
Miss N. C. Stokes, R.R.C.
(b, e, f, g, h).
*Health Visitors.
†Miss D. T. Connell (e)
Miss C. Hale (e, f).
Miss E. D. Mann (e, f, g, h).
Miss K. Stewart (e).
*Tuberculosis Visitors.
Miss F. A. Baker (b).
Miss S. Kenion (e, f, g, h).
*Tuberculosis Clerk—Dispenser.
Miss M. T. Challis.
* Officers to whose salary contribution is made under the Public Health Acts or by Exchequer
grants.
a Royal Sanitary Institute Certificate.
b Certificate Sanitary Inspectors' Examination Board (London).
c Certificate of the Sanitary Inspectors' Examination Joint Board.
d Heat and other Foods Certificate.
e Health Visitors Diploma.
f Central Midwives Board Certificate.
g Certificate of State Registration for Nurses.
h Three or Four Years' Hospital General Training Certificate.
† Appointed temporarily 9th November, 1931.
‡‡ Retired 14th January. 1932.
NUISANCES.
In the following summary some idea of the amount of work done in relation
to nuisances is given. For details of other works carried out by the inspectors,
reference must be made to the sections dealing with housing, food, infectious
diseases, etc.
In regard to nuisances, the first point to note is that the total number of
complaints received was 2,598, practically the same (2,600) as in 1931. The
majority of these complaints were made by the inspectors themselves, though a
certain number came from other members of the Council's staff, from voluntary
workers of the St. Marylebone Health Society, members of the Children's Care
Committee, neighbours and others. In respect of nuisances, 81 statutory notices
were issued, the figure being 84 in 1931.