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 60.
21. lappuse
... meet general running expense of their or- ganizations , and their present scheduled conventions dispensed with . Had our membership seen fit to be more generous with their general office - had they been willing , in times of their great ...
... meet general running expense of their or- ganizations , and their present scheduled conventions dispensed with . Had our membership seen fit to be more generous with their general office - had they been willing , in times of their great ...
24. lappuse
... meet it . The situation that has developed over the past three year period is un- precedented in the world's history and world - wide in its consequences . Along with other industries - and , perhaps , more than most others - the ...
... meet it . The situation that has developed over the past three year period is un- precedented in the world's history and world - wide in its consequences . Along with other industries - and , perhaps , more than most others - the ...
25. lappuse
... meet in General Assembly quadrennially . . . " Therefore , com- puting from the date of our last Gen- eral Assembly held at Denver , Colo- rado , in September of 1929 , our next General Assembly should convene in September of this year ...
... meet in General Assembly quadrennially . . . " Therefore , com- puting from the date of our last Gen- eral Assembly held at Denver , Colo- rado , in September of 1929 , our next General Assembly should convene in September of this year ...
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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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