London. Dec. 2.
An officers employment bureau has been set up to assist retired Regular Jomicers, both of the British Army land the Indian Army, to find civil employment. An announcement by the War Ofice, issued to-day, states that many officers have to retire: at jan age which leaves them St for Jmany years of active and useful employment in civil lite The new bureau will work in close touch with the Military Secretary's department of the War Office. A strong advisory board has been form-led under the chairmanship of Lieut IGen. Sir Sidney Clive, secretary ithe Secretary of State for War, and other members include Lieut-Gen. Charles Parker Deedes, Director of [Personal Services at the War Office, land Lieut-Gen. Sir John Coleridge, [Military Secretary at the India office.
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