Many Qualified Men on Naval Registers A circular has been distributed to Interested parties in China from Sir Frederick "Dreyer, C.-in-C. China Station, regarding the work of the Royal Naval and Royal Marine OM-cers' Civil Employment Committee, This committee was formed in. 1931
{for the purpose of assisting officers to find employment on their return civil life. At the present time there are some G00 officers on the Jemployment register, ranging from 'Admirals to Warrant Omeers, of the executive, engineering, accountant Gineluding secretarial and catering), Instructor, medical, ordnance, elec trical, signal, wireless, physical train ting, and shipwright ' branches, and the' Royal Marines, of all ages from 20 upwards.
Numbers of these officers have been retired for some years, and among them are to be found men exper!- fenced in various walks of civil lite, and fellows and members of institutes and societies. It is pointed out that officers are not recommended to prospective employers unless it is considered from their past records that they will prove satisfactory.
The circular closes with the re-
Jquest that any one interested in secur~ Ing the services of one of these {trained men should get in touch with the C.~in-C, China Station, e/o Fleet
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