E. Communication.
All workers in the postal and commercial telegraph, telephone and wireless service are organized in this subdivision, such as clerks, carriers, mail wagon teamsters, telegraph and telephone operators, towermen, linemen, including the janitors, cleaners, etc., in all stations and houses.
IV.
DEPARTMENT OF MANUFACTURE AND GENERAL PRODUCTION.
If this department be subdivided in industrial unions only, it would not give justice to those engaged in the various industrial sections that make up the complex organization embracing them all. The department comprises so many industries that it is necessary to establish a standard for their proper arrangement. Each kind of raw material transformed or converted into a finished article for use, be it either for food, or clothing, for comfort or general utility purposes, for the production of instruments for the further development of advanced producing methods, forms the basis for a sub-department of production. Each sub-department again has its sub-divisions. In other department organizations they are marked as parts of the same, while in this arrangement the sub-divisions, or industrial unions, form the component parts of a sub-department.
The Department of General Production is accordingly composed of the following sub-departments:
- Glass and pottery (ceramic goods).
- Clothing and textile.
- Leather and substitutes.
- Metal working and machinery building.
- Woodworking goods.
- Chemicals.
- Foodstuffs.
- Printing.
