The Painter and Decorator, 53. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1939 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 87.
12. lappuse
... month would have to pay the tax . This would include workers on relief , get- ting only $ 55 a month . A very objec- tionable feature . They expect to be able to pay a pension of $ 75 a month from receipts from this tax . Besides these ...
... month would have to pay the tax . This would include workers on relief , get- ting only $ 55 a month . A very objec- tionable feature . They expect to be able to pay a pension of $ 75 a month from receipts from this tax . Besides these ...
15. lappuse
... month for ten or fifteen years . And should your courage and will power slip , or should you lose your job so that you can't keep up the payments during the first several years , you must take a considerable loss to get out . So great ...
... month for ten or fifteen years . And should your courage and will power slip , or should you lose your job so that you can't keep up the payments during the first several years , you must take a considerable loss to get out . So great ...
10. lappuse
... month since he started paying contributions to the old - age insurance fund on January 1 , 1937. John left a widow and two children . Since the " primary " benefit would be $ 30.90 , John's widow would be eligible for three - fourths of ...
... month since he started paying contributions to the old - age insurance fund on January 1 , 1937. John left a widow and two children . Since the " primary " benefit would be $ 30.90 , John's widow would be eligible for three - fourths of ...
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