ORGANIZATION AND PERIODIC MEETINGS OF THE KOREAN CONSUMERS GUILD

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• Publication Date: August 6, 1959
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SUBJECT Organization and Periodic Meetings DATE DISTR. LO August: 1,59
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tiOn and periodicity of the meetings convened by the guild
A report on the organization of the Korean Consumers' Guild and the composi-
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Korean Consumers a Guild
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The KGG was created in May
1946 by a decision of the North Korean People e s Committee (the f oxmer body
of the Democratic People's republic of Korea; s and CHAIN Si-u (PIT,,) was
appointed its first chairman. At present, it is a caaieroial cooperative
organization performing such functions as supplying farming and fishing
areas with city industrial products and urban ar ari wit is farm and .fishing
products, it is nor headed by KflI TOk yang (YTA)
the chairman of its Central Co u ttee in June 1951+0
who bccar
The K Central Cottee .ss
using four single story buildints,three of which are Located at YD 39024 rr
in Kirim-ni, S$--guy$k, P'yAir,,;"anggsi, and the remaining ones occupied by
the Procurerrrnt Bureau,, is situated at YD 382248 in the same district?
2, The top as itinistrative body of the itCG is its Central Committee which in
located in Peydng rang-si, under whose control are nine provincial corm dttees?
i.e. one in each province, and county committees organized in eac.ti eaunt,,r
(Kun) 0 Further darn in each district (ni),q the cons ur..rs o cooperative
management committee is organized. The co r~cial department of mach
provincial ommittec operates a side products 3tore__in the city where the
provincial people a a committee is seated? Tho commercial department of each
county c?mrnittee is allowed to run stores, restaurants9 and shops (barber,
laundry, and tailor), whereas each district consumersa cooperative
management committee only, runs stores now., In the administrative
organizational system the district committee is required to have five
divisions ,the coniierci.a.l department9the procurement department the
transportation,, labor & staff instrIcter, the organizational instructor,, and
the plan:aing instructor. However,, at present, only dboi t 60 percant of the
exisiting district ccum ittoes are organized of the above five divisions,, : ach
county committee is said to be operating an average of 15 stores, dealing in
industrial products. Cons mars' guild rest %urants, and shops are found only
in tons (np) whore the county people 4 s c rdtttee is located.
Functi.2222 Ceritra:L Ccrmitfi , ! ' ;
w As shown in the attached sketch of the organizatie . structure o the
KCG, its Central. Ca iittee is headed by a eha r ~, who is assisted by tw=a
vico-chairmen,, and is divid.ec into the following activities: The Bookkeeping
Bureau, the Economic Planning Bureau,, the Procurement Bureau? the Commercial
Bureau, the Chief Clerk, the Staff Division,, the Organizational Departmsn':,
the As aistrative Accenting Depawtment, the Basic Construction fspart sit,:
the Social Food Supply Dcpaztmentr, and e Transportation Department
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In addition,, it has two collateral organs, the Board of Directors and the
Plenary Session. The KO Central C ,i.ttee is required to corr+rence the
national meeting of guild merFbers once every f our years. The following are
functions performed by individual elements of thy- KC% Central Committee:
1) Chairman: The chairman of the KCG Central Comnittee is ranloOd the same
as a cabinet minister, officially represents the K G, has the prerogative
of mating his signature in any trade agreement with a foreign consumrso
guild, and is required to convent,, the Board of Directors and the Plenary
Session of the Central Conmiitteeo According to the MG regulations,
the chairman is to be elected every four years at the national, meeting
of guild members. In actuality,, to do this the Korean Labor Party Central.
Committee designates a candidate for the chairmanship, who is invarimt,,ly
elected by vote at the national meeting of guild nasrrbers, At present
the chairmanship is occupied by KM T?k-y$ng (NTA) 50X1-HUM
2) Virus-Chairman: The Central. Can ittee has two posts of vice-chaff, "^'-"u...
one of which is under the contr3l of the chairman, and is specifically 50X1 -HU M
charged with matters concerning finance and coranodity cix-culation. The
other is charged with procurement. The vicechairmen are graded the same
as a cabinet vice--minister and elected in much the sane manner as t1B
chairman. At present, CHIOE Ho min (1NNTA) and HO Tong-p'il (NTA)
are seated in vice-chairmanship.,
3) Bookkeeping Bureau: This bureau is headed by a chief and two deputy
chiefs, man " ryasBoor - divisions: the Financial Department,,, the Bookkeeping
Direction Department,the 3alance Department, and the Inspection Department
The chief and deputy chiefs are appointed by th chairman of the Central
Committee. The present chief i,3 called 0 fnu and the depvt;50X1-HUM
chiefs; U (fnu) and 3TJN (f nu) 50X1-HUM
A) Financial Department: This department is comprised of a chief and to
officers, and controls financial affairs of all consumers,' guilds,-
3) Bookkeeping Direction Depar tmcrlt : Composed of a chief and two
officers, this department is er;gaged in directing bookkeeping in
subordinate organizations.
0) Balance De tr an,: G?aith a chief and two officer s, this departmei t
Es t e77riter of he Bookke pin[; Bureau, and is always busy with
account settlements.
D) Inspection Department: This department consists of a chief, two
senor inspectors, and two inspectors, and is charged with such
matters as inspecting subordinate organizations for financial and
accounting matters0 The senior inspector's are treated the same as
the chief In April. 1956,, the former Central. 50X1-HUM
Committee Inspection Department was detached to the Bookkeeping
Department U )
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4) Economic Planning Bureau: Headed by a chief and a deputy chief (the
actual complement for deputy chief is two), this bureau is closely connected
with the National Planning Committee, and has the following three divisions:
The Statistics Department, the Combined Planning Department, and the Labor
part ment o The present chief is CHO Yong-haeng (6392/1369/5837) 50X1-HUM
A) -Statistics Department: With a chief and two. officers, this department
maintains statistics on sales and procurement activities by individual
county committees on the basis of the "five-day report" on commodity
sales and procurement from provincial cons:iittees, using those forms
which are approved by the Central Statistics Bureau, with which it is
connected very closely.
B) Corbinned Planning Department: Composed of a chief and four officers,
this departmnt prepares such plans as the annual (by each quarter)
sales and procurement plans the basic construction plan,, the commodity
transportation plan, the financial plan, ;the basic labor plan,, -and
others,
C) Labor n fitment: This department hed a chief and two
officers and is mainly concerned with h seaters as prep" pis
for labor force required few' solo-l, support, rid transportation
activities.
5) Procurement Bureau : This bureau has a chief and a deputy chief (Actual
Complement: 7T. -and is divided into the following elements: The Planning
Department., the Food Stuffs Department, the General Department, the
Bookkeeping Office, the Transportation Instructor, the Grains Departmennt,
the Aaxountant; and the Procurement Sources Instructor,, It is further
furnished with ?a sedan (for the chief) and a truck, whose drivers (2) are
controlled by the accountant. The Procurement Bureau as well as the
Commercial Bureau is the center of the ' tral Commsitteeo The present
chief is PAK Tu-sun (263.3/2629/7311) and the post of deputy chief50X1-HUM
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s occupied by EMI Hong-to (655/l73 8 ;;670)
A) Plannir- , !lie rtmcnt;: Headed by a chief. IM4 Chong--lei (6855/6945/
3)the two officers of this department. in close 50X1-HUM
connection with the Economic Planning Bureau, are mainly engaged
in preparing the annual (by each quarter) procurement plan., the
annual (by each quarter) u tor-?pravince commodity circulation
and the wage plan for the entire Procurement Bureau.
Food Stuffs Jo rtment: Composed of a chief K U4 Chae-ch arm
directs such activities as the examinat, uit of grain; procurement
sources, procurement, and the inter-province circulation of herb,
vegetable, and fishing products..
C) General l. Dapartment: With :a chief, KIM Tu-wOn (6855/2435/0337).,
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0)) Bookkeeping Office: With a chief bookeeper and two female and
one rale bookkeepers,, this office appropriates all procurement
funds., handles the quarterly account settlement, prepares
the financial plan, and directs provincial bookkeeping and
account settlements.
T) Transportation Instructor: This instructor is treated the same
as a department chief in the Procurement Bureau., and is chiefly
concerned with such matters as 1) preparing the annual commodity
transportation plan., 2) requesting the Ministry of Tr?ar.sportation
to approve the monthly freight car assigr.nent plan (he actually
requests the above Ministry to assign freight cars for
transpori,ation), and 3) handling accidents in cargo transportation
with the Ministry.. To perform such functions, he spends more day,-
at the Ministry than at the above Bureau., The form of a (;ar 50X1-HUM
assignment applimation to be submitted to the Ministry of
Transportation appears as foiia::s:
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F) Grains Department: This department was created in April 1956 and
should have been` manned by late November or early December the
same year. Its functions to direct grain procurement activities
were carried on by the above Food Stuffs Department during the
period. Its complement included a chief and two officers who had
not been assigned as of raid-No-.rember 1.956.
G) Accountant: The Procurement 3ureau has one accountant nailed SON
To-elm 27/667x/) i00) who performs such functions as 1)
handling rations for emplcyees of the Bureau 2) keeping and 50X1-HUM
supplying stationorj, 3) raintatining buildings and offi.c..al
residences, 4) providing fuel., 5) controlling vehicles and drivers,
and 6) ass5 n~.ng duty officers,.
H) Procurement Sources Instructor: This officer is treated the saw
as a depa.rtmnt chief,, and is engaged in exploring all possible
procurement sources by type. To do this, he frequently nukes trips
to provinces. At r aert the post is filled by PAK Chgangapae
(2613/2490/1014) He also prepares the following 50X1-HUM
"Procurement Sources ,;. oration List:"
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Procurement Sources Exploration List
Approved by the Central
Committee, KCs: Po,
Report: let, November, 1956
Possible Amount for Procurement
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Item
Specif1-
cation
Total
Quantity
1st
quarter
2nd
quarter
3rd
quarter
4th
uarte
Others
Remarks
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Rice
2
tiil1et
Bean
Barley
5
'Zed Bean
6
Corn
Garlic
8
Hot Pe r
Sesame
10.
Glutinous
Rice
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21
F O7 hand-
70
trri tten`
6"
1 000 m
00 m
00 m
Local
st.z le
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Si k hand-
t'rr&ttan))__
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00 M
Q00 II
2 000 m
# A Korean measurement unit indicating t?~e number of wraps used
in a section of cloth,
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Note: The above list is printed can a form about 40
cm
c2 nom, an-d ^t out 50 types of commodities can be entered, of which
20 types are printed, and the rest are to be handwritten as shown
above,
6) Commercial Bureau: Headed b a chief CH NG S k- , 6 4 69 2 06
and two deputy chiefs, PAK (fnu) this bureau is divided
o 50X1 the Commercial O'rganinations Depertment, 2) the Contract 0epartmen -HUM
3) Cor.~?nodities Departme~it, 4) Labor Supp]y Department? 5) the Merchandise
Specialists r;2), and the Price Instructor (1),
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A) Cc=orcial Or i.zatic ns 7ment: With a chief and two officers,
this department organises., manages, controls, and directs all stores
and other convenience's] installtionsv
B) Contract Dezartment: Compsed of a chief and three officers, this
department con udes contracts with manufacturers and 2) handles
accidents that may occur during the course of shipping non-industrual
products. It is also closely connected with the Cabinet Mediation
Board.
C) Cormodities Department- This department consists of a chief, two male
and two female officers, and carries on such tasks as 1) directing
national and cooperative factories in delivering their products and
local guilds in receiving such products, 2) distributing commodities
among local guild stares, throe ;h their respective guild corwaittees.
D) Labor Supply Department: Manned by a chief and two officers,,, this
department is chiefly charged with the job of distributing ration
materials for guild workers throughout the country,,
E) Merchandise Specialist: The Co rcial Bureau has two merchandise
specialists, one of whom is a graduate of the KID? Il-sing University
and the other has returned from study in the Soviet Union,
F) Price Instructor: The major functions of the price instructor are to
a oviH&Uil committees 'ma-r the price of each manufactured commodity,
to decide the sales price of each item by adding a profit Margin to
that t: tch is shown in the 11t;t of industrial commodity prices (costs),
and to answer all questions from the provincial committees regarding
corrsodity prices o
7) Chief Clerk: With the help of three confidential documents officers and
meographer;; the chief clerk functions to receive and dispatch official
letters, to examine and change if necessary, drafted letters before approval
by the chairman. He is ran ced the. same as a bureau, chief, and his
appointment is made in an unknown Lanner0 The present chief clerk i3 named
YI (fnu) 50X1-HUM
8) Staff Division: Manned by a chief, K1AK (f'.au) Q., a deputy chief,,
of f instructor,, and four officers this division is 1zain1y 50X1-HUM
concerned with such matters as 1) managing the KCG Staff Traning Center
(located in Ch9Ongjin-si), 2) Apninti.ng county cornr.tittee chairmen and above,
and 3) Determining the pay schedule for the entire employees of the KCGO
Provincial and county committee chairmen and vice-chairmen are initially
recommended by the chair an of the Central Committee and appointed with the
approval of the respective ui ld r ea aers s meetirn g, nominally A h the foie of
election
9)
Or- axqzation4 De rtrent: Header by a chie2 ; nd a du ty chief, this --
department is divided into two el.e ments,, the Organizational Department and
the Cultural Depart ment . The press` nt chief is called CHU (fnu) 50X1-HUM
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A) Organizational Depar ment: Manned by a chief and two officers, this
department maintains statistics on movements among guild members.,
including their coming and going, preparing for the National Guild
Members 9 General Meeting, and receiving VIP 19 on such an occasion.
D) Cultural Department: Crganizod of a chief and two officers, this
department is enga,*ed in obtaining and distributing tax oua commercial
publications from advanc ;d countries and contributing articles to a
magazine "Commerce" a monthly. organic of the Ministry of Commerce,.
It is said not to be so busy as other divisions within the !;[CG Central_
committee,
10) Administrative Accauntin Deppartment; This department is composed of a
chief, PAK fnu e a tep.styr (in vacancy), two office 3g, a c+r ver,50X1-HUM
and fair-sedan drivers. It operates a truck and four sedans (one for the
chairrianO two for the vicea?chairmen, and one for joint use). It is chiefly
concerned with such ..attar 3 as 1) salary payment, 2) rations, 3) benefito
from the social insurance s sten,, 4) stationery supply for the Central
Commmittee, 5) automobile maintenance, 6) building maintenance, 7) duty
officer assignment, 9) doriritoxg? (1) Management, 9) fuel supply, 10)
subsidiary food procurement and distribution, and farm (1) management.
The location and other features of the farm are unkno:?m.
11) Basic Construction De rtmentt This departure r is comprised of a chief,
sO (NUT and three officers (including two draftsmen),, and is 50X1-HUM
engaged in designing guild buildings, stores, warehouses, and restaurants
and directing their construction.
12) Social Food Supply De and : Consisting of a chief, C} POR (fry) 050X1-HUM
F e , and two officers, this department is mainly charged with 5OX1-H U M
such matters as 1) developing all cooks and salesmen employed by guild
restaurants, 2) organizing and di recti.ng meetings to exchange experiences
in running resttaurants, and 3) controlling other problems concerning
guild restaurants. The number of gild restaurants in operation over th-
countxy is estimated to be about 2000,
13) Trans portation Do tment; Led by a chief, CHI To-hur: (3069/6670/0534)
tae two oh of this department are charged with 1) 50X1-HUM
preparing the annual ceoao sties movement plan., 2) obtaining freight ea.
assignment (regular or extra) frea the Ministry of Transportation and
notifying provincial committees cm the assignment,, and 3) allocating
automobile fuel and parts to local KCG organizations.
4. Board of Directors Central Co .ittee G: (In June 1956, the Standing
Committee o the KCG Centres C_ tee was renamed the Board of Directors.)
The Board of Directors is comprised of seven mmbers in all, including the
chairman and vice-chairmen of the KCC Central Committee, 1cept these
three, the other four are appointed from among staff personnel of the
Ministry of Light Industry and the Korean Production Cooperative Central
Committee. It holds meetings between plenary sessions of the Central
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Committee, and the meetings are presided by the chairman of the Central
C*nittee. Bureau, division, and department chiefs in the Central Committee
and provincial committee chairman (occasionally also county committee chairmen)
allowed to attend the meeting of the Board of Directors as observers.
Decisions reached at such meetings are brought to the plenary session of the
Central Committee for approval. Meetings are usually held at the meeting hall
of the Central Committee.
5, Plenary Session Central Conraittee KCG: In accordance with the regulations
of the KCG, its Cent -Committee is required to hold its plenary session
once every three months, but the plenary session is opened twice a year
in actuality. The KCG Central Committee is composed of a total of 111
members, in which about 40 candidate members are included as w*el.as
provincial and county committee staff peraonnel. Each plenary session is
attended by an average of 150 participants including observers, and it is
usually- held at the club of the Ministry of Transportation or at the Moranbong
Theater, with one of the Central Committee vice-chairmen presiding it and the
chairman giving the report. The candidate members are not authorized to vote,
but my speak. The plenary session hand es only such important matters of the
KCG as an organizational reform.
6? National Guild Members, Meetin : The natlonal guild members, meeting of the
KCG is haid once every our-years at the club of the Ministry of Transportation
or at the }ioranbong Theater,, and it is attended by an average of about 200
participants comprised of local care itt e, chairmen and vice-chairman and model
workers. The meeting is presided over by one of the two Central Committee
vice-chairmen and the chairman rinkees tho resume to sum-up the four year's
activities of the KCG.. On such an o eas i.on, coo servers such as ministers,
vice-ministers, and bureau chiefs of various ministries related with the KCG
are also invited. The nationa-1 rieetir:g is designed to discuss and approve any
revision of the KCG principles and rcgulations and the four-year summing-up,
and elect the Central Comrnittoe and Its chairman and vice-chairmen. Besides,
the assignment of new members to the Board of Directors is approved at the
national meeting.
7. The KCG Central Corinittee is at present in use of temporary buildings. A plan
had been worked out to construct permranent buildings in the spring of 1956,
but this was not carried out for financial reasons. The four buildings in use
by the KCG Central Committee at present were built during the Korean liar.
They are all single story, one occupied by the Procurement Bureau and located
at YD 382248 in Kirim -ni, S$-f uy$k, ' 0y gyang-si, mid the other three,
including one used as a meeting hall, at YD 390247 in the same district. The
meeting hail has a tile roof and brick walls, measuring about 20 meters long,
eight meters wide,, and three mters high. The other two buildings are of the
same structure as the meeting twill.,, respectively measuring ten motors long,
six meters wide, and three meters high, and nine mters long, six meters wide,
and three meters high. The building used by the Procurement Bureau also has
a til. roof and brick walls, with, measurements of 20 meters in leng;;h, six
meters in width, and four meters in height.
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8. The KCG exclusively uses railroad to transport its industrial commodities
procured goods, and other items.
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the Procurement Bureau to transport its procured goods each month varies from
the maxirmm of 250 to the minieiaar- of 1809 of which 60 percent is used for
shipping grains, 30 percent for sea products, and the remaining 10 percent for
misecllaneous items.
9, The UP Junior Committee of the KCG'Centra~l Committee has a total of about 50
KLP members,,, including its chairs an;,, two vice-chairmen,, and four committee
members. Their names and administrative positions are as follows:
Chairman: CHONG 34-Id1 (6774/6932/0679)9 Chief,, Comriercial Bureau.
Vice--Chairman: ITI Chaohlang (6'55/0961/2.490)9 Chief, Food stuffs
Department,, Procurement Bureau,
Name ter~.knovni, Chief Basic Constructicn Department,
M e : YI Chun-hyIi (WA), Officer, Chief Clerk's Office,
CHONG Hak-il (97A), Officer, Labor Planning Depas?t hient,
Economic Planning Bureau s
CHIN (fnu) 9 Officer, Administrative Accounting Department,
NO Chin-sue (NTA) 9 Of:'icer, Balance Department,, Bookkeeping
Bureau
Or~*anizational Structure
10, The Korean Consumers' Guild (CC) ! : or~ an,iSed as foflo :
1) Central Committee - Board of '.)irectors (former Standjiig Committee)
P]enary Ssssion
Chairman
Vice-Chairman - 2
A) Bookkenming Bureau
a) Financial D3pax?tmen:,
b) Bookkeeping Direction Department
c) Balance Department
c } Inspection Depart:nt
B) Econmic Planning Bureau
a) Statistics Depart= ,,-it
b) Combined Planning Department
c) Labor Planning ?)epar? nt
C) Procurement Bureau
b
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2)
a) Planning Department
b) Food Stuffs Department
c) General Department
d) 3ookkeep3ng Office
e) Grains Department
f) Accountant d
g) Transportation Instructor - 1
h) Procurement Sources Instructor - 1
D) Commercial Bureau
a) Commercial Organizations Department
b) Contract Department
c) Commodities Department
d) Labor Supply Department
e) Merchandise Specialist - 2
f) Price Instructor - 1
E) Chief Clerk
F) Staff Division
a) Korean Consumers" Guild Staff Trainging Center
G) Organizational Department
a) Organizational Department
b) Cultural Department
H) Administrative Accounting Department - Farm - 1
I) Basic Construction Department
J) Social Food Supply Department
K) Transportation Department
Provincial Co .ttee
Chairman
Vice-Chair,-nn - 2
A) Staff Department
B) Commercial Department - Side Products Store (in the provincial se&;)
C) Procurement Department
D) Bookkeeping Department
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Plmnery Seesion
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E) Economic Planning Department
F) Transportation Departmnt
G) Organizational Department
H) Administrative Accounting Sub-Section
I) Basic Construction Instructor
3) CoxantzCoaaaraittee
Cha irman
Standing Committee
Inspection Co.ttee
Plenary Session
A) Conmiereial Department - Stores? Restaurants, & Shops (Barber,,
Laundry, & Tailor)
B) Procurement Department
C) Bookkeeping Department
D) Planning Department
E) Transportation Instructor
F) Organizational Instructor
G) Staff Instructor
4)
.at C unsw_,mrs f Carat ivo lln.nammont Committee
2r
Chairman Inspection Committee (7 members, including, the
chairman)
Vice-Cha.i;?r.an
A) Conn rcial. Depar'c eft - Stores in Rural Areas
B) Procur anent Department
C) Transportation, Labor, & Staff' Instructor
D) Orgaizational.Instructor
E) Pl ing Instructor
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