The Painter and Decorator, 50-51. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1936 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 82.
22. lappuse
... cent gain in sales over 1935 , with this improvement covering all classes of buyers . Orders from rail- roads have bulked the largest in six or seven years , the requirements of au- tomobile manufacturers have widened , and the trend of ...
... cent gain in sales over 1935 , with this improvement covering all classes of buyers . Orders from rail- roads have bulked the largest in six or seven years , the requirements of au- tomobile manufacturers have widened , and the trend of ...
35. lappuse
... cent would profit by a Townsend pension . The total figured will be about 24 billions of dol- lars . Townsend proposes to finance the pensions by a two per cent sales tax . Since the original proposal , it has been recommended that a ...
... cent would profit by a Townsend pension . The total figured will be about 24 billions of dol- lars . Townsend proposes to finance the pensions by a two per cent sales tax . Since the original proposal , it has been recommended that a ...
32. lappuse
... cent . Early reports for the third quarter show a 60 per cent increase in earnings over the third quar- ter of 1935 for 102 companies . The nine months gain for these companies was 55.5 per cent . Danger Seen Looming " The figures on ...
... cent . Early reports for the third quarter show a 60 per cent increase in earnings over the third quar- ter of 1935 for 102 companies . The nine months gain for these companies was 55.5 per cent . Danger Seen Looming " The figures on ...
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JULY 1937 NUMBER | 7 |
August 1936 NUMBER | 8 |
October 1936 NUMBER | 10 |
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