The Painter and Decorator, 53. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1939 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 85.
18. lappuse
... ment might say that they would be un- justly enjoying the privilege of driving over 10,000 miles of country roads and 7,600 miles of city highways built out of a desire to feed men . But the govern- ment would remain benevolent ; and so ...
... ment might say that they would be un- justly enjoying the privilege of driving over 10,000 miles of country roads and 7,600 miles of city highways built out of a desire to feed men . But the govern- ment would remain benevolent ; and so ...
25. lappuse
... ment to finance local projects , they de- manded that WPA handle these projects , then the local government could save its money . They succeeded . The PWA work has gradually diminished , except for large projects and the WPA has been ...
... ment to finance local projects , they de- manded that WPA handle these projects , then the local government could save its money . They succeeded . The PWA work has gradually diminished , except for large projects and the WPA has been ...
15. lappuse
... ment . Furthermore , the labor office in Ger- many , to be compared to your Depart- ment of Labor in the United States , had introduced a special decree by which a paper was created which actually makes the whole laboring people of ...
... ment . Furthermore , the labor office in Ger- many , to be compared to your Depart- ment of Labor in the United States , had introduced a special decree by which a paper was created which actually makes the whole laboring people of ...
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