...for removal do not appear to be, and actually are not as urgent in nature as those in a girl's case. It is our purpose to select our families so carefully,...their supervision is not close or adequate enough. It can not be stated too strongly that numbers of visits alone are no indication of supervision efficiency....

...select our families so carefully, and with such concern for the special fitness of the particular child to the particular homes selected that the caring families,...responsible for the training of the children received." This makes pertinent some attention to an angle of the work for dependent children that sometimes we...