The Painter and Decorator, 56. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1942 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 89.
17. lappuse
... means to secure their rein- statement upon the conditions desired . . . " That non - union men are obnoxious to union men is axiomatic , and for good and obvious reasons . No one today will gainsay the immense improvement in working ...
... means to secure their rein- statement upon the conditions desired . . . " That non - union men are obnoxious to union men is axiomatic , and for good and obvious reasons . No one today will gainsay the immense improvement in working ...
23. lappuse
... means of conveying infor- mation on matters of public concern . . . publicizing the facts of a labor dispute in a peaceful way through appropriate means , whether by pamphlet , by word of mouth , or by banner , must now be regarded as ...
... means of conveying infor- mation on matters of public concern . . . publicizing the facts of a labor dispute in a peaceful way through appropriate means , whether by pamphlet , by word of mouth , or by banner , must now be regarded as ...
24. lappuse
... means fewer Nazis or Japs . Every " victory " it gains means the same ; and it also means added millions of Axis - hating slaves in its service . Op- posed to it are countless millions of free men in factories , in fields , and in armed ...
... means fewer Nazis or Japs . Every " victory " it gains means the same ; and it also means added millions of Axis - hating slaves in its service . Op- posed to it are countless millions of free men in factories , in fields , and in armed ...
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