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On 12th January, 1931, Mr. G. F. Dearman commenced
duty as temporary Housing Inspector for the
purpose of surveying the Heckfield Place area and
resigned the appointment on 24th April on obtaining
a permanent post under another Local Authority; the
survey of the area was completed by Inspector Robey.
Mr. Frederick Payne was then engaged for a period
of six months as temporary Housing Inspector to
survey certain other areas in the borough and commenced
his duties on 24th August.
Other staff changes are mentioned elsewhere in
this report.
I wish to convey my thanks to the members of
the staff for their loyal services during the year and
to my colleagues in other departments for their
willing co-operation.
I desire to take this opportunity of thanking the
chairmen and members of the Public Health and
Maternity and Child Welfare Committees for the
valuable support they have given me and I also wish
to thank the members of the Voluntary Societies who
have been so intimately associated with me in the
course of their work.
I have the honour to be,
Mr. Mayor, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
JOHN SULLIVAN,
Medical Officer of Health.