The Painter and Decorator, 56. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1942 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 66.
27. lappuse
... Council and must not be made a com- pulsory obligation upon the Council . " The Chairman is in full accord with the report of the committee as the only way in which this Depart- ment can place its position definitely before non ...
... Council and must not be made a com- pulsory obligation upon the Council . " The Chairman is in full accord with the report of the committee as the only way in which this Depart- ment can place its position definitely before non ...
8. lappuse
... Council 9 and members of District Councils 18 and 28 of Brooklyn and Long Island put in a day's work and turned over their day's pay , the sum of $ 50,000 , to the following agencies : American Red Cross , United Service Organizations ...
... Council 9 and members of District Councils 18 and 28 of Brooklyn and Long Island put in a day's work and turned over their day's pay , the sum of $ 50,000 , to the following agencies : American Red Cross , United Service Organizations ...
21. lappuse
... Council . The action of the Council was sustained by the convention . At the close of the morning session the con- vention was addressed by Lord Barby , member of the British Parliament , House of Lords . This is perhaps the first time ...
... Council . The action of the Council was sustained by the convention . At the close of the morning session the con- vention was addressed by Lord Barby , member of the British Parliament , House of Lords . This is perhaps the first time ...
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