The Painter and Decorator, 50-51. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1936 |
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24. lappuse
... important items are manufactured solely for the domes- tic market . Any American trade unionist who goes to Geneva has an opportunity to study the mass movements of Europe . He can take the attitude that this is not important , but in ...
... important items are manufactured solely for the domes- tic market . Any American trade unionist who goes to Geneva has an opportunity to study the mass movements of Europe . He can take the attitude that this is not important , but in ...
32. lappuse
... important . For instance , he weighs out , on very delicate scales , the exact amount of bristles to go in each brush . In most of our finest tools this weight is determined to within one sixty - fourth of an ounce accuracy . We have ...
... important . For instance , he weighs out , on very delicate scales , the exact amount of bristles to go in each brush . In most of our finest tools this weight is determined to within one sixty - fourth of an ounce accuracy . We have ...
6. lappuse
... important , if not so immediately vital , as our need for food . If the level of living does not pro- vide these , our development is warped with just as disastrous results to the individual and to society , as when we do not get enough ...
... important , if not so immediately vital , as our need for food . If the level of living does not pro- vide these , our development is warped with just as disastrous results to the individual and to society , as when we do not get enough ...
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JULY 1937 NUMBER | 7 |
August 1936 NUMBER | 8 |
October 1936 NUMBER | 10 |
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