Official Journal of the Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America, 47. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1933 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 80.
23. lappuse
... demand has been largely for either the very cheap grades or for papers of a high quality . The inexpensive merchandise has been bought by consumers doing their own work , and the higher grades by buyers who can afford , even in these ...
... demand has been largely for either the very cheap grades or for papers of a high quality . The inexpensive merchandise has been bought by consumers doing their own work , and the higher grades by buyers who can afford , even in these ...
4. lappuse
... DEMAND men When times are dull , and many scramble and tumble over each other in pursuit of a job , the man who decides who shall get the job loves to talk about supply and demand . Wages , he says , should be reg- ulated by supply and ...
... DEMAND men When times are dull , and many scramble and tumble over each other in pursuit of a job , the man who decides who shall get the job loves to talk about supply and demand . Wages , he says , should be reg- ulated by supply and ...
14. lappuse
... demand to be paid in cash . In such discussions the further com- ment was always made that such a unanimous demand for currency never takes place . This time it actually has taken place , and the system has proved unable to meet the demands ...
... demand to be paid in cash . In such discussions the further com- ment was always made that such a unanimous demand for currency never takes place . This time it actually has taken place , and the system has proved unable to meet the demands ...
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RAILWAY EQUIPMENT TECHNOCRACYA NEW CHALLENGE TO LABOR | 8 |
SCENIC PAINTING An Address by SPENCER MILLER | 14 |
ARCHITECTURAL | 20 |
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