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Page 44
... workers which in 1954 had 1,207,000 members ; next in import- ance is that covering salaried employees of private employers num- bering 132,000 , and thirdly that of State , semi - State or journalistic employment numbering some 106,000 ...
... workers which in 1954 had 1,207,000 members ; next in import- ance is that covering salaried employees of private employers num- bering 132,000 , and thirdly that of State , semi - State or journalistic employment numbering some 106,000 ...
Page 84
... workers . The expansion of the paper , glass , and ceramics industries has been notable , and the paper and cardboard production of Chile is per capita probably the greatest in the continent . Glass produc- tion has doubled in the last ...
... workers . The expansion of the paper , glass , and ceramics industries has been notable , and the paper and cardboard production of Chile is per capita probably the greatest in the continent . Glass produc- tion has doubled in the last ...
Page 87
... workers of the country and a larger propor- tion of the miners , and which soon became one of the most power- ful organizations of its kind in the continent . One of the first results , in the following year , was the passing of a ...
... workers of the country and a larger propor- tion of the miners , and which soon became one of the most power- ful organizations of its kind in the continent . One of the first results , in the following year , was the passing of a ...
Contents
Climate and Natural Regions | 5 |
THE PEOPLE | 12 |
HISTORY AND POLITICS | 29 |
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