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Evening star., 1942-11-22
Bowie Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; special
sssbs s:5s3s EsSs1 Hs1ssP ?sa so 20 tsH1f;
Fiddlars Bit 7BalzarettD $50
srA!S Alfo oyser SeraeSk eraeker H sne Devil Blen-
hour, Orlene, Briarlass and Amapola Pomp
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 81. 600: claim
Ing; 3.year.olds and up oo miles nsS 40
HiSS ill., stsPaaga ss:, 'S'''o' go
wild Irish. storminess and Remoiee.
DAILY Double paid S5a,30D
THIRD RAcE-pur.e, 81 900; claiming;
sishan,st1n s1s. 'S!insman' $50 t33cc g." g."
Broler (Renick) $50
Aiso ran@Yarn Spinner Ds5s ss.,,7 sunnyd
Pointing.
rogR1H RI. EAcErH5ss End Y5 t11onss claim
selmalad lTammaro) $50 40 $50
Ri}msa RHmsa HsfTl seiInsmsnj as1s5'' 200 80
Asq 1snVlon an, su,1ush ResFn Ps. Time
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
o HOTNDeam tGilDeTl) S.-U 1'U y "
Corcnal tMehrtens) ESQ 80
B Anthemion (CIinsman) $40
Also HI%e' ranEEuraslan, :l1 1ittl. Wizard: Boy
Soldier, Sollure. Baby Darling and Rex,
BIC. T. Chenery entry
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 5000 added:
Prince Georees Autumn Handicap: all
ages: | i. miles,
pouhlrab lGiberD $50 40 $50
Flaught tClaggett $50 $50
Star Copy tClingman) $50
Also ran-Grey Wing Eouitox. pictor.
Navy and Trierarch,
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; Good
Speed Handicap. Glass c.: 3-year -olds and
up furlones.
Richmond tMehrtensl 430 800 go
Lay Away tTammaro) go 80
Chollonline tMoraD $50
Also ran-coosa. FIR. Warden and
Ehrimpie.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 600; claim
Ing; 3-year r-olds and up. IL miles.
HaTsSe Himoq pes4sl Gsssstt ;crsr, 40 aso asso g."
Quiz Kid tHarrelD 40
Time, 2:3S4..
Also ran-Supreme Flag Lauerman,
italian Harry. Sentinel and Overcall.
NINTH RAcE-Purse ST .ooo claiming
3-year-olds and up; is miles.
Hardy Bud 'Clageett $3.50 $40 10
The killer erickson, 37o
Also ran-County Cork Hazel W. Path
finder and Todcan.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
1op-Weighted Horse
0utraces F|aught
By Half Length
Star Copy Barely Takes
Show Money in Brisk
Brush With Equifox
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOWIE, Md, Nov. 21.-After q
number Of unsuccessful attempts at
races other than sprints, Mrs. Tilyou
Christopher's Doublrab finally won
one today as he ::ust lasted to win the
$4,350 Prince Georges Autumn Han
dicap, feature of the Bowie pro-
gram.
The big gray son of Sherab-Double
Shamrock covered the mile and a
sixteenth of the Prince Georges in
the creditable time of TAT to de-
feat Mrs E. D. Jacobs Flaught by
half length.
In third place, five lengths behind
Flaught. came the conqueror of
Doublrab in last Saturdays Lynch
Memorial, H. p Metcalf's Star Copy
She held only a head advantage
over Howard Wells Equifox, which
was fourth in the field of eight
Both attendance and mutuel ham
die at this isolated track were the
best OF the fall meeting. Approx
mately 5000 persons saw the after
Moons sport.
Despite his previous failure to win
over a distance, Doublrab was the
favorite of the crowd and returned
$3.50, S410 and $3.50 for 81.
The big gray ghost, carrying the
top impost of 118 pounds, including
Johnny Gilbert, took the lead at the
break and set his own pace through
out. Flaught, rated off the winners
pace, made a game bid in the
stretch but couldn't catch Mrs.
Christopher's 4-year-old.
Trainer Hirsch Jacobs. with three
horses entered in the event,
scratched Maechance and Bright
Gallant to rely solely upon Flaught.
1t was Doublrabs 10th victory in
80 starts this season. and the win
ners share of the purse boosted his
earnings for the year to $56,400.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
)ouab Just Lasts NAB 50 Prince Georges Autumn Handicap Bowie
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Football.
Brooklyn Dodgers VS.. Wash
ington Redskins, Griffith Stadi-
um, 2:30.
Hockey.
Washington Lions VS.. Indian
apolis Capitals, indianapolis.
TOMORROW.
Boxing.
All-star card at Turner'S Arena,
8:45.
TUESDAY.
Boxing.
Buddy Knox VS., Buddy Walker,
10-round heavyweight feature,
Uline Arena, $50.
WEDNESDAY.
Football.
National Training School at
Coolidge, 3:45.
Wrestling.
Wee Weekly y program at Turner's
THURSDAY.
Football.
Tech at Central (high school
championship playof), 2:30.
George Washington High at
Westinghouse High, Ballston
Va, 10 am.
Mount Vernon at Fairfax High,
10 am.
Hockey.
Washington Lions at Pitts
burgh.
SATURDAY.
Football.
Army VS.. Navy, Annapolis.
Hockey.
Cleveland VS.. Washington Lions,
Uline Arena, $50.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Strofoci, in Australia,
Sends His Greetings

Christmas greetings come early
from Australia. Postmarked Octo-
Der 28, Sergt. Frank Strafaci, sta
toned in the Down Under Land has
sent Christmas cards to his friends
In this country. Apparently frankie
figured they might take six or eight
weeks to reach the addresses,
Strafaci is the Brooklyn lad who
won the public links national cham
pionship few years back. He has
played golf many times around
Washington and Is close friend of
Witty Cox.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
TruveI Ills Don't Worry
Basket Boil Promoter
By the Associated Press.

by tne AS6OclAted Press.
Optimist of the year award easily
goes to Ned Irish, basket balls Cecil
B. De Mile. With transportation so
tight it's even getting tough to ride
the subway, Ned calmly scheduled
teams like Oklahoma, Colorado,
Oregon State, Brigham Young,
Southern California, Washington
State, Wyoming and West Texas
State to show in Madison Square
Garden IN New York this winter.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
knox-WaIker Battle
Headlines Weeks
Ring Bill Here
Two to Clash at UIine's
Tuesday,; Torres, Johnson
At Turner's Tomorrow

Two boxing shows will keep Dis
trict fans on the go this week and
the outstanding attraction probably
is the heavyweight argument be-
tween Buddy Knox and Buddy
Walker coming up Tuesday night at
Uline Arena.
Joe Turner's arena houses the first
of the fistic offerings tomorrow
night with Joe Torres and Gene
johnson paired in the eight-round
feature. Torres recently busted off
hard-hitting Oscar Wright and is
being considered for a bout with
Lew Hanbury, the promising young
District lightweight who is begin
ming to attract attention in pro
ranks.
Knox Favored Over Walker.
But for the customers who like to
see class as we'll as dynamite, the
Knox Walker show will have the
most appeal. A corporal in the
United States Army Air Force now
stationed at Boiling Field, Knox
gave masterful demonstration of
boxing in his initial comeback effort
couple of weeks ago and figures to
win by the same tactics Tuesday
night. Walker is devastating
puncher who can knock your wig
of If he connects, but getting close
enough to Knox to fire the winning
shot threatens to be difficult.
Knox, still young man, is a vet
eran among the heavyWeights and
at one time was reckoned champion
ship timber and in the ring he knows
how to handle himself. But he got
tagged couple of times in his last
argument and more caution is ad-
v1Sable this time because you're q
long time getting up when Walker
whams over his Sunday sock.
Torres, fast afoot and clever with
his mitts, is the choice over John
son, but the pair are well matched
and should kick up some excitement
Petro After Revenge.
Sharing interest on the card will
be the Danny Petro-Billy Reed g.
round duel in which the former
| OAAS- VAAAAC Mig VI VIC SlCy UdllIdIu-
weights, will seek to avenge q prev
ious loss to the colored boy. This
probably will be the best battle OF
the evening and should leave the
customers sizzling.
! Turner's card is rounded out with
several preliminaries and a six.
round added attraction between
Buddy Komar, former Nationa
AAU champ, and Clint Conway
New York heavy who once held thu
Golden Gloves title.
At Uline the supporting card in.
cludes Horace (K. o. Thompson
VS.. Earl Lehman, Buddy Thomas VS.
Lee Walker, Tuffy Cummings VS.
Tiger Nelson and Mike Lockayitcl
VS.. Buck Jones.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Rockingham Park Results
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 1900: claiming;
3-year -olds: 6 furlones.
Weeseone tDattilo) $40 80
Castine (Brennan) 740
Time. 1:16ls
about. Moontul, Pneumatiaue, Parawings
Squadron and Brastown.
SECOND RAcE--Purse, 5000; claiming
kssar;es0s; ksS Lee MsseRsS |. eRs!9's' 500 $50 e4o
Fatal Hour iCrowtheD 500 $50
Silt tGoggn 800
Also ran-Superlative, Betty Leon and
Ned's Queen.
DAILY Double paid s1O1 500
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming:
ga Mssdov ;s5 isrennan' 54uss'9"ts 4.so9 $50 go
S'mnses Flms. 1:f5'st |1q55n0ulD s4o
~. Also ran-cleo Louise, Trustworthy and
FOURTH RAcE-Pyrse; $500: claim
as KID aSssriHas csnnins and uO 1850 "ss sso 500
aest Gsnts aoa Saws 1Wilem., Ic5oSther' 74o S
Wal Also ran. pga4a,mApropcs, Vim %Mindshield: Hasty
and Noble Boy.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 5000: claiming;
MH.yesr-Glds M.yair s and aT.d.; up; Ii: miles ,eo
wedding Morn lMascheD $50 300
Labeled Win tMeynelD $50
Kins, BOW and Arrow and oVando. ''
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances: Au ,Revoir Purse; 3-year-olds and
Thrift Shop (E C'wt'rp 1l.eO $50 $50
Mason Dixon &C. Chafin) $50
Also ran1sportins Goods, Dark Mis-
chief Dizzy B., Nopolosa Rojo.
SEVENTH .RACE-Purse, 5000: claim
ing: 3-year -olds and upward: j /. miles.
Pari-Ernest ii. Brennan) $50 800 44O
Crab Apple &C. Cha fhn) 1.4o 4.60
Enhance &C. GoegD $50
War Communicate, Diavolo clifI, Mintson.
Prince Jock. Skeeter.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
MdD5si N Duteh F's - slsn6.n E S5 800 sSS -"
Re9Satna T3ma e; chafin' $50
Also ran-Noodles. The Loom. Grebe,
Grand Day.
NINTH. RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming;
3.year-olds and upward: II. miles.
Ticky Otis g. Dattilol $50 42O $50
Temulac If Msschek) 7.oO 44O
Display style &C. GoseD $50
Also ran-Star Flag. Don Pecos, Cen
tnple; Ih.sd' Take IT, Aunt Mile
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Central Branch Boys
Get W-Pound Title
In Football Loop

Central Branch team of the Boys
Club of Washington Football League
won the 90-pound division title yes
terday by tying Georgetown Branch
eleven, IT. 1t gave Central record
of six victories and one tie against
no defeats.
Yesterdays other 9O-pound game
also was TT tie between Eastern
Branch and st. Joseph's. In the 1O5-
pound division, Eastern Branch
scored three touchdowns in the last
period for 2O-victory over Police
Boys Club No. 5.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
AIbino Pheasant Bogged
BY Chicago Sportsman

BY the Associated Press.
A rare game bird was bagged in a
recent hunt by c. E. Beeman of
Chicago.
1t was an almost perfect albino
cock pheasant. The plumage was
perfectly white except for a few
scattered spots of dark brown on
the head, back and wings.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Lichtmun Bears Open
Basket Season Todov

Lichtman Bears. local colored pro-
basket ball team, opens its season
today by playing Boiling Field
Bombers at Turner's Arena.
The Bears have been strenthened
by the addition of Puggy Bell, Sonny
Woods and Charley Isles, all former
members of the Renaissance Club.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Claims 40 Knockouts,
Scures OFF RivuIs
BY the Associated Press.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 2l.-
When boxing teams from Fort Doug
las and the Salt Lake Army Air
Base met nobody would box Sergt
John Honey Parker, the airmen's
Negro heavyweight.
No one was surprised. Honey
claims 40 knockouts In 40 amateur
fights.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
D. c. Boy Is Honored
Special Dispa tch to The star

SPECIAL DlSpatch TO The Star.
FAIRBAULT, Mimi, Nov. al
Richard Wheeler Of Washington,
D. c., was named to the honorary
All-Intra-mural football team at
Shattuck School here.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Thomson, Ace Golf Pro,
Joins Coust Guard
By the Associated Press.

Jimmy Thomson, 34-year-old pro,
who for years has been one Of golf's
longest hitters, enlisted In the Coast
Guard In California.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
1O5-Pound Glass.

Eastern Branch -(- 8 8 800
Eastern Branch scoring: Touchdown
Padgett (2), Stephanos. Points after
ouchdowns-stephanos Kidwell.
lonee. Grimm Robertson. FURNACE, Haas.
Bruno. Stephanos. Biezel: No. 5 Police
Boys Club. Fitzpatrick, Mckay, Deer.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
~-Pound Class,

Touchdowns-Tetcher. Walker, substi-
tutets: Georsetown-Campbell, Rodill. Ka-
ras, Poston Pippel. Rishstine. Ople Cen
tral-Pappas. Meyers. Prentice. Papa
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kog Industrijalnog Junionizma pomrcini!
Bauk nemastine je uvek pratio Marxa'
narcotic "a vreme pisanja "kapltala. kada Je
knjiga bila gotova Engels, intimni drug We
lieanstveni saradnik Marxa, pisao mu je vrlo
intimno duhu sale sledeee:
ia sam uvek osecao da je ia prokieta knJl-
ga ma kojoj ii tako dugo raids pravl uzrok
tvojih nepogodnosti i da in tt nlkada neces
prebroditi pre- no sto Sc ME ne otreses. Memo
dovrsavanje te je oronulo fizicki, lntelektuai-
no, finansionalno" Jamacno Sc Engels mo-
rao osecati usamljen jer nije mogao deiltl zl-
vot Marxov dok je poslednJl bio zauzet sa o.
gromnim poslom priredjivanja izdavanja ka-
pitala.
Da je Marxa oronulo pisanje "kapitala" fl
nansijalno to moze svakom Jasno bltl' Jer Oh
nije istog pisao radi profta, nego radi upotre-
be neobavestene radnicke klase. On Je vldeo
da ie ona nosioc novog drustva i video Je da
kapitalizam ne moze dugo opstojati vec Sc
mora stropostati, ali ne pre- nego sto radnieka
kasa ne postane klasnosvesna da ga svoJom
pcltickom ekonomskom silom gurne groD.
Zbog toga Sc Marx zrtvovao stvari on Je
Geo svoj zivot cd mladosti do smrti polozo ma
oltar radnickog osobodjenja.
Koliko su burzoaski ekonomisti pokusava-
Ii da "some orah" ali svi o MENU razblse zu-
be, jer "Kapital zasta jeste "voeka cudno-
vata" Podjte ma koju biblioteku, u ma ko-
jem sveucilistu tamo cete naci debelih knJl-
zurina koje su pisali burzoaski ekonomlstl ma
kon sto je "Kapital' ugledao sveta. Svaka Cd
njih trudi Sc da dokaze da je Marx greslo. All
mad tom gomilom burzoaskh zmijurina, pacova
crvi visoko stoji "Kapital' oni ga ne mogu
dostiei "Kapitar' je nauka ona je nepobitna!
Mi Sc ponosimo sto smo jedini dosto]nl
njegove nauke ovoj zemlji. Mi Sc ponosimo
jer smo njegovo ime nauku njegoEu drzali
sada vec preko pola veka cistu. to bese We
lika borba. Reformisti raznih dlaka godinama
su pokusal da uprljaju ime Marxa njegove
nauke, da ga bace glib burzoaskog reformlz-
ma. Ali kao sto "Kapital' stoji mad SWIM vul-
garnim ekonomskim knjizurinama 's5aji adok
su one sve u pomrcini, tako Sc j mas pokret
odrzao ma visini "Kapitala" i Marxa, jer svi tt
reformistieki pokret iii su Sc udavili iii su Sc
otvoreno privezali "a rep kapitalistickog ko-
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NOW 'IZOLACIONIZAM.'

, ., Naiyeei pedupirati .,starog izolacionizma"
- koji Sc bazrao ma zeljenom verovanju da
kapitalsticka Amerika moze cd Zapadne He
misfere napraviti ostrigu ("oyster') povuci
Sc III menu skoljku - bro su ga preko broda
bacili onog dana kada su japanski bombasl
bljuvali bombe mad Pearl Harborom. Ma ME
govo mesto, veil Podpredsednik Henry A. Wal
lace u svom clanku koj Sc nalazi casopis-
nom delu nedeljnog New York Timesa Cd IL
julia, pojavio Sc "novi izolacionizam' koji je
"mnogo opasniji cd starog izolacionizma.' Sus-
tina "novog izolacionizma," prema misljenJu
Podpredsednika, jeste tendencja ka autarhiji,
iii samodostatnosti Veil on:
g" Sa mobom da Sjedinjene Drzave mo-
raju proizvodii sve kod kuce da bi bile prl-
premne "a rat, oval novi izolacionizam ne sa-
mo da bi razorio izvoznu pijacu Sjedinjenih
Drzava nego bi prouzrokovao teske nuke kod
proizvodnog stanovnistva onih zemalJa koJe
normalno uvazaju Sjedinjenim Drzavama'
Mr. Wallace tvrdi da vec ovde postoJe po-
cetci autarhije Ona "pocinje da pokazuje svo-
ju glavu po prvi put ma vrlo covecni verovat-
nj nacin, upotrebl javajuci gumu "a svoJ po-
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pravom industriji sinteticne (vestacke) gu
me, sa komplikacijama koje su Sc pojavlle sa
razvitkom tehnike pretvaranja alkohola (koJl
Sc prav cd agrikulturnih produkata) "bu-
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brekost postaase tako jaka da zamsjah vas Vi
doh vas cub. Tada wise ne bejah to podzemno tam
nic tada bejah pored kod nase kuce Svakog utra
kad budjah prizivah blagosov neba ma vas Tada b
govorila seb Dobro juro, oce, dobro utro, Mako,
Pricaa bi svojoj nevolji svom stradanju;
vi bi me soko da ne podezem grubom skusenju. Vase
mi mudre meme rec osvezavahu Onda bi mi opet ms
lutale
"Ustrueavah da kazem istnu Ali vi me
caste da Sc gnusam neistne pritvorsva ia Gu da
tavim. Samo znam, draga mako, da Ii ces kad dob
jes ovo psmo, jos bt zatocenica rastavljena cd
Ma protv ako ste opet zaedno mozda mu neces dat da
sazna stavku sto ces zamao da etas Mozda je MENU
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cnaj koga nazivah bfatom. :. u nastupu luda..
"Ruka mi podrhtava pri vrloj pomisli tai sueai.
"U toku one strasne noc, pre- vaseg neocekivanog
povratka kuci pre- no sto mogah da znacenje
Herveovh reel, mi objasni narav osecanja sto
ga gajah prea Bratu Sv Ernestu-Muceniku Ovog casa
nemam nikakve sumnje tome sto ia prema MENU ga
ah to bese ljubav. dubin moga zatvora toku noe
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nog mi mucenja, mislec vama mogah sprecltl mo-
Jim mslima da lete MENU.
ITO e priznanje sto pre- jednog casa snebivah da
vam ucnim Ako je ia ljubav gresna, oprose mi, dob
ra mako je nehoticna.
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roditel toliko Bratu Sv. Ernestu-Mueeniku, buduci
da resin da umrem iii opet vratim. Odjednom
mi iedna gruba misao, sto mi rane ne padase un,
sevnu kroz gavu Da Twin pored vas znaclo b da IL
vim pod stim krovom sa Herve-om ia pripisivah jos
prpisujem dogadjae kobne noc privremenom pore
mecenju njegovog VII bez sumnje zadrzaste tai
sluca cd oeevog znanja Jednom opet povracen pamet
Herve mora da prokle privremenu zabudu. Njegovo
kajanje morale potresti covek je oprostaan
ma ludim ljudima Ipak puka misao da ga opet vidim
izazva mi jezu Jedna NADIA sto dosad podrzavaze,
NADIA da provedem svo zvot bzu opusti svoa kri-
la Izgedase mi nemoguce da kad wise podnosm PRIOR
Hervea Dok bejah plen th novih muenh misli, jed
nog utra otvore vrata mole celje unutra ude tam
nicarka, njom druge
"Jes Ii sad pokornija - upita ona ~ Prstajes
Ii sad da prmas potrebnu versku obuku uzmanje "a
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veta Reda Avgustinaca?'

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bo nagovorom iii siom. ia Gu da ostanem
verovanjuv
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ko prekinanje Obe6ah apsolutnu pokornost Moja po-
kornost umri mole mucitejke. Odvedose natrag
nunsku mi 6eu. Kao prv dokaz mole pokornosti ina
djah da prstanem da oga vrlog dana spovedim jed
cd avgustinskh kaudjera, koj upravljahu konven
tom cd kojih jedan madjase da mi predaje versku
stavu. Oko podne bejah odvedena u kapelu o. mako,
kakvo iznenadjenje cekase! Kod prvh rec toga ka
ludjera, koi zauzmase spovednicu raspoznah gas Sv
Ernesta-Mueenika! Smatrah sebe spasenom. Dadoh
svoje ime; zvestim ga nasem hapsenju preknjah ga
da potraz moga dragog mi ujaka Josephine, koji
sigurno moradahu ostati ma slobodi javi i'm gde
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KRISTIJAN STANlPAR.

sesnaesta knjiga Eugene Sue-a: Tajne naroda
iii astoria edne proeterske porodce kroz vekove
Prca sesnaestom Stolecu. - dve knjige. Knjiga l.
Sa orginalnog francuskog eng1esk: Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog jugoslavenski L. Petrovic.
"No mao pomalo Sc navikoh svoju tamnicu, ma
svo heb crni tvrdi Povrati mi Sc mir Rekoh seb:
ia sam zrtva zobnog pana. Rodteli ueinise da mi
je duznost da odvazno zdrzavam skusenja zvota da
savijem pred ukavstvom iii klevetom ia Gu o.
vom konventu poginuti iii ga ostavt da vratim
joj porodic' Sad ocekivah wise da jo izjavm
svou pokornos nego da jo saopstm evrstu mi resenos
da Sc odupire njenim zeljama Uzaludno ocekivanje!
Nko dodje blizu jos kakvu nedelju dana. Mesto
da slabi, moa resenost postajase uzvsenija mojo
sam, Provodih svoje dane misleci cisto mi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-07-30
SEDAMDESET-PETA GODIS-
MICA 'KAPITALA."

Ma Is. julia navrsila Sc sedamdeset-peta
oodisnca naicuvenijeg della ma svetu, koje i
ma tex JOS da Sc stvarno procure - Marxovog
"Kapitala." Tog dana, 1867, u svom predgo-
voru prvog izdanja "Kapitala," pod svoJlm
potpisom, kojeg donosimo ma drugom mestu O.
VOC broja, Marx rece: "Ti idi svojim putem,
svet mex prica Sta hoce!"
"Kaptal" bese produkat gornje izreke
Jer da ie Marx slusao razne price tadasnJeg
sveta, mi danas ne b mali to velicanstveno
delo Marx bi otisao zaborav zajedno sa
mnostyom sledbenika svetskih priea. Marx
So borio protiv celog sveta kada je pisao "Ka-
pital.'
Svoiim dubokm umon, beg obzira ma kon-
sekvence, Marx Sc urpustio u tajne kapltallzma
nasao je utrobu njegovu, srce nJegovo
nieeov nervni sstem, tako kako ga niko pre-
takvop mije pronasao. Mnogi su pre- MEGA u
tim tajnama ulazli ali su u glavnome lutali,
tex slucajno su nesto realno napipai kao da
bi Marxu pomogli. Klasicna ekonomija je dos
Ia do zakona prometne vredhost ! to zaista
bese cd. velike pomoci MarNus da je sto iscrp-
niie ispita korenitije objasni. Ali Marx, kao
genie sto on bese, ispitajuci tu samu promet-
nu vrednost pronadje menu tajnu, koja ]e
spreeavala swim dotadasnjim ozbiljnim ekono-
mistfma da~ objasnes srcani pehanizam kapita-
lizma.. Kada je profhetnu vrednost podelio ma
"1sI9iHtsm mdeova "a mar;ivo isptuiuci svaki,
vezi sa celim organzmom kapitalizma, Marx
ie pronasao "visak vrednosti." I tai pronala-
zak, ako nista drugo ucini Marxa genijem.
Kada danasnji STUDENT Marksizma citaju
"Kapital" kako je NINA lako shvatiti kaplta-
liam kada u njegovom vrlem pocetku nalaze
potovu iscrpno ispitanu jedinicu kapitalizma.
Onda nam ie vrlo lako shvatiti razliku izmedJu
upotrebne vrednosti prometne vrednosti, kao
sto nam je lako videt razliku izmedju radnl-
kovog rada koji stvara ma jednoj strani upo-
trebne vrednosti ma drugoj prometne vred-
nosti jedno te isto vreme cd kojih Sc sasto-
je espapi tako saznajemo da je prolzvodnJa
prometnih vrednosti kapitalistieki odnos da
&c ie sa kapitaizmom nestati i tada &c slobod-
nj rad proizvoditi samo upotrebne vrednosti
"a uzivanie besklasnog drustva.
Onda, koliku opstu naobrazbu doblJamo
studirajuci "Kaptal" dalje. MENU nam Marx
rece da nije to novac vec espapl SUI II koJl cir
kulisu. To je mama vrlo lako razmeti, jer nam
sa svakom esnovnom misli Marx daJe bezoroJ
primera, dokaza - objasnjenja. Ali jeste Ii Gu
Ii one kojima nije ova jedna Cd mnogih Marx
ovih osnovnih misli poznata, kada vicu sva-
ke kapitalistcke krize "a vecom kolicinom nov
ca, makakvog novca, jer su zavedeni sa bur-
zoaskom ekonomskom zabludom, da je to no
vac koji cirkulise Dok coveku, koji je upoz-
nat sa Marxovom ekonomijom, vrlo jasno IL
gleda cinjenica da, ma primer, jedan dollar mo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Boys Warm
Coot Sets...
slO:98

Double reasted style with
snug leggings. Solid or tweed
mixtures Labeled as to con-
tent. Sizes / to 6. (HA., 1867
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
0ne-Piece
Snow Suits
$3.50

clipper front style. fully
lined. wool-top neece Ga
belAd g to fibre content).
Sizes / to l. (Hat $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Cotton
Chenille Robes
$3.50

Thick, fluffy tufts make
them cozy and farm. Pastel
colors for the / to 6.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Farmers Urged to Use
HOMEGROWN Lumber

By the Associated Press.
use of homegrown lumber and
fuel on farms was recommended
yesterday by c. F. Winslow, forestry
specialist for the University Of
Maryland Extension Service, as an
aid to the Nations war effort.
Mr.. Winslow said that use of
= homegrown lumber for repairs and
: for new buildings on farms to house
increased production under the
food for freedom program would
; help reduce the transportation load
Of lumber and other forest products.