The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 78.
23. lappuse
... received . It has happened , in some instances , that receipts of printed copies of en- dorsement of a proposition was the first notice the G. S.-T. received that an amendment was being considered . Endorsements of this nature are value ...
... received . It has happened , in some instances , that receipts of printed copies of en- dorsement of a proposition was the first notice the G. S.-T. received that an amendment was being considered . Endorsements of this nature are value ...
38. lappuse
... received and were found correctly entered and properly credited to the Local Unions and other sources . The verification of Cash Disbursements . Vouchers paid were examined and found cor- rect . Cancelled checks were examined for proper ...
... received and were found correctly entered and properly credited to the Local Unions and other sources . The verification of Cash Disbursements . Vouchers paid were examined and found cor- rect . Cancelled checks were examined for proper ...
15. lappuse
... received 41.8 per cent of the expenditure on build- ings and 58.1 per cent went to mate- rials . There was a very small decrease in the percentage of the total cost of building construction received by la- bor in nonresidential building ...
... received 41.8 per cent of the expenditure on build- ings and 58.1 per cent went to mate- rials . There was a very small decrease in the percentage of the total cost of building construction received by la- bor in nonresidential building ...
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