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APPENDIX A.

Names of Unions affiliating to the Federation of Trade Unions In Tokyo
and Osaka.

A. The Federation of Trade Unions“ in Tokyo: Address: Mita, Shiba'ku, Tokyo, Japan,
(1) „General Federation of Labour of Japan, Yuai-kai“:—Address: Mita, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Official monthly organ: „The Labour“. President:[1] Bunji Suzuki. Secretary: & Treasurer: Komakishi Matsuoka (engineer, syndicalistic), The Yuai-kai represents the following big Unions:—„All Japanese Miners' Federation“, secretary: Hisashi Azo (communist); „Seamen's Union of Japan“, secretary: Kunitaro Hamada (fireman, Old unionist), „Tokyo Electric and Metal Workers' Union“, secretary: Kogure; „Tokyo Metal Workers' Union“, secretary: Tanahashi (socialist).
(2) „Shinyu-kai“ (of compositor & printers): Address: 611, Nakashibuya, Tokyo. Monthly organ: „Shinyu“ (Fraternity). Secretary: Tatsuo Mizunuma (communistic).
(3) „Seishin-kai“ (of news paper compositors & printers). Monthly: „Seichin“
(4) „Taishin-kai“ (of printers).
(5) „Kojin-kai“ (of the Naval Ordnance workers.
(6) „Koyu-kai“ (of the Military Powder mill).
(7) „Transport Workers' Union“ (of the Tokyo tramway employees).
(8) „Keimei-kai“ (of teachers).
(9) „All Labour Society“.

  1. Suzuki is Reformist, but a necessary man, for a moment, as a camouflage against the attack of the authority. He is expected to resign the present position at the end of this year.