The Painter and Decorator, 56. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1942 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 83.
11. lappuse
... workers are willing and able to do the utmost in preserving a system of government that makes it possible for the organized worker to have his labor union and to be able to use that institution as a functioning agency . In short , there ...
... workers are willing and able to do the utmost in preserving a system of government that makes it possible for the organized worker to have his labor union and to be able to use that institution as a functioning agency . In short , there ...
15. lappuse
... workers will par- ticipate . The present slash of savagery has shown that undiluted nationalism can- not meet world or hemisphere prob- lems . It is as unrealistic as the idea that local or state governments can in- dividually cope with ...
... workers will par- ticipate . The present slash of savagery has shown that undiluted nationalism can- not meet world or hemisphere prob- lems . It is as unrealistic as the idea that local or state governments can in- dividually cope with ...
14. lappuse
... workers at the Sherwin Wil- liams Company's Plant , Chicago , Illi- nois . Delegated to this task was a special organizer , with offices located in the near proximity of the plant . Abundant literature was distributed ; pointing out to ...
... workers at the Sherwin Wil- liams Company's Plant , Chicago , Illi- nois . Delegated to this task was a special organizer , with offices located in the near proximity of the plant . Abundant literature was distributed ; pointing out to ...
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