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/ KAPITAL.

Je osam Pc sto cd ukupnog bogat-~
stva, koje Sc s~astoji cd najeIe-
mentarnijih potreba, odeIa i pc,
kucstva, kao i cd morgidjovanih
kucai Kapitalisticka klasa, koja
prema Rooseyeltovoj logici saei-
nJava 10 po sto stanovnistva owe
zemlje, poseduje 90 pc sto svoze-
maljskog bogatstva, koje Sc sa-.
stoji cd svih Industrial u kojima
Sc proizvodi svo drustveno bogat-
stvo. Kao sto rekoh, kapitalista
izrabljujuci radnike u industrija-
ma gde poslednji ~pToizvode Y
drustveno bogatstvo, jedan dco
"viska ~vrednosti," kojeg ma piia-
CT unovei, iii jedan dec svog DO
gatstva, ponovo ulaze Il proizvod-
niu. | tai deo novca postaje kari
tai, kao Sto su kapital i sva sred-
stva proizvodnje koja Sc sacinja-
vaju cd prethodnog novcanog u
loska kapitalista. A sye ovo stuzi
samo jednoj svrsi - izrabljiva-
nju radnicke klase.
Zbog toga nije glavno pitanje
pod kapitalizmom koliko je bogat-
stvo dane zemlje, sem u toliko II
koliko nam dokazuje kakav obi
Ian zivot ono bi omoguciIo swim
clanovima besklasnog drustva ma
kon obaranja kapitalizma, vec je
glavno pitanje kako je to bogat-
stvo raspodeleno. Kao sto vidi-
mo, pod kapitalizmom, koliko
Sc bogatstvo jedne zemlje pove-
cava u toliko ga sve mamie pose
duje radnicka klasa, u toliko po-
stale sve bogatija izrabljivaeka
plutokratija. A ovo tako mora pod
kapitalizmom biti, jer radnieka
klasa prima samo jednu sestinu
bogatstva koieg samo n proiz-
vodi pomocu prirode, dok ostalih
pet sestina prisvaja nistavno broj-
ma kapitalisticka klasa. Ia pode-
la radnikovog proizvoda odredju-
je da pod kapitalizmom radnicka
klasa mora biti vavek be- svoii-
ne i sve mizernija.
TEX kada &c Sc radnicka ktasa
prosvetiti i organizovati pe nee
nju Socijalisticke Radnieke Par
tile, koje je IL skladu sa ustavom
V zemlje, ona &c moci cd kapI-
talista oduzeti saw kapital, to-
jest, sva sredstva proizvodnje sa
kojima oni nju danas izrabliuju.
i pretvoriti in u druStvenu svolI-
nu, samo tada &c svo oslobodJeno
stanovnistvo pc prvi put uzivati
sve bolji i bolji zivot koliko ba-
gatstvo Dude V vece i vece.
Ali da bogatstvo postane uzlva-
ME njegovog tvorca, radnieke
klase, kapitalizam, bez obzlra
njegove forme, mora Sc oboriti 1
Socijalizam uspostaviti. Tada ne
samo da &c nestati izrablJivanla
coveka Pc coveku, nego &c nestati
i sva ostala zala, koja mu6e da-
nasnje covecanstvo, ukljucujuci /
ratove.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
PiSe: W.. S.

Saw kapital je bogatstvo ali svo
bogatstvo nije kapital. Kapital ie
onaj dec bogatstva koji Sc ponovo
ulaze IL p~roizvodnji "a dale izrab-
ljivanje. - DE LEON.
Bogatstvo svake zemlje sastoii
Sc cd raznovrsnih produkata upo-
trebne vrednosti, bez pitanja ma
Gina ~proizvodnje i raspodele koji
u danoj zemlji vlada. U koliko
drustvo %rroizvodi wise tih razno-
vrsnih upotrebnih v~rednosti u to-
liko je njegovo bogatstvo vece.
Kada kazemo da Sc bogatstvo jed
ne zemlje s~astoji cd upotrebnih
vrednosti sa tim Sc ne misli Same
ma proizvode ljudskog rada nego
i ma proizvode Make Prirode, kao
sto je zemlja. Dakle, sadIzina
svih tin upotrebnih vrednosti sa-
cinjava bogatstvo jednog drust-
va, pa i danasnjeg kapitalistic-
kog uredjenja.
Zbog toga sto Sc u kapitalizmu
proizvodi V "a prodaju a ne "a
upotrebu, sve upotrebne vred-
nosti koje sacinjavaju njegovo
bogatstvo u jedno te isto vreme
su i espapi, CHA prometna vred-
most Sc i%zrazava u novcu. Ali svi
esrapi, iako izrazavaju prometnu
vrednost kapitalistickog bogatst-
va nisu kapital. Niti je say no.
vac kapital. Ako bi tako bilo on
da bi n suma novca koju jedna
famiiija kao javnu milostinju
dobiva bila kapital i tako bi i ia
familija bila kapitalisticka. Dru-
GIN recima, onda bi mi svi bill
kapitalisti. Ali to nije tako i ako
burzoaska stampa hoce da mas u
to ubedi. "Novac kao novac i no.
vac kao kapital," kaze Marx, "raz-
likuje se...,.. Ne Dude Ii uzo
oblik espapa novac nece postati
kapital.' sto znaci da Sc novac
kao cena najamnice koju izrablje-
nj najamni radnik prima razliku-
je cd novca kao Gene koju kapita-
lista prima cd ukradenog radniko-
VOC n~eplaeenog rada - "viska
vrednosti." Onaj dec "viska vred-
%nosti," kojeg izrabljivae kapita-
lista ne potrosi ma svoj raskala-
san zivot. ne plati "a ogromni po-
req "a izdrzavanje sve raspikuc-
nije politicke drzave, NIGGA on
ponovo u,aza u proizvodnji da ma
stavi sve wise izrabljivati radni-
Ike. Tai dec b~ogatstva ieste kapi-
tai. | on Sc uvek nalazi u rukama
kapitalista a nikad radnika.
Nacin proizvodnje j raspodele
koji vlada Il kapitalizmu odredju-
je i koliko koja klasa njegovog
drustva poseduje zemljinog bogat-
silva. Bogatstvo owe zemlje racu-
ma Sc da je rreko 800 milijardi
dolara. Radnicka klasa, koja pc
samom pIiznanju Predsednika
Roosevelta sacinjava 80 pc sto
stanovnistva owe zemlje, posedu-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
NASI DOPISL.
Sa zajednicke proslave
Pariske KOmune.
East Chicago, Ind.

LoC AHN'
u nedelju %. marta Sekcija
Lake Co., mas Ogranak i mesna
Bugarska Grupa odrzali su "a
jednicku proslavu Pariske Ko-
mune sa skupstinom i v%eeerin-
kom.
Govornik je bio drug Draganoff
il Chicago, Ill. Njegov govor je
trajao diva sata, a poseta bese
prilicna.
Drug govornik je svoju temu
tumacio vrlo naucno, a slusaoci
su ga sa velikim interesovanjem
pratili.
Nakon govora postavljeno je
nekoliko pitanja ma koja je 60
vornik odgovorio ma zadovoljstvo
prisutnih.
Posle skupstine otpoeela je We
tera koja je bila priredjena cd
strane nasih vrednih drugarica.
Ma veceri je bilo dosta hrane i
raznih slatkisa koje SUI darovale
mesne drugarice.
Nakon sto smo Sc najeli drug
F. Schnur il Chicago, H., apeli-
rao je ma %prisutne da priloze ko-
like wise mogu da bi Sc sto wise
mogla siriti marksisticka nauka.
Sledeci Sc pozivu druga Schnura
odazvase:
Elizabeth Schnur $1.0O, F. Sch
nur $500, Chas. Storm $1.00, We
ra Storm &c., j. ]. Rudman ST.
90, P. Dobric Soc, w. Klobucar
$1.OO, Mr.. and Mrs. Tcholo Soc,
A. Jadran Soc, NJ. Brlas $1.0O, 7.
Stojceff Soc, J. Morris Soc, Ma
ry Brlas Soc, B. Golub $1.O0, G..
Brajkovic $1.00, H. Sweeney Soc.
w. easy $1.00, Martha Dobric
25c., j. Koleff Soc, Mrs. Stems
Csc, Helen Chenoweth $1.0O, G.
and Ana Toseff $1.00, G.. and So
phie Magdic $1.O0, D. Dragancff
$1.00, H. Keonewotteo Soc, D. Sla-
veff $1.O0, Danica Golub Soc, A.
Petkoff 3Oc., D. Samardjija Soc,
F. Carlson $1.OO, G. Dobricevic
$1.00, P. Bridgeman Soc, S. Crno-
vic $1.00, J. Brlas Soc, N. N. 25c.
Alice Truchan SOC.
Cist prihod owe afere jeste ST.
90.
Jugoslavenski Ogranak u ime
ostalih nash subdivizija zahva-
ljuje Sc swim prilagacima.
G. Magdic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
Sa skupStine i vece-
rinke.
Lackawanna, N. Y.

U nedelju %. marta Jugosla-
venski Ogranak S. l.. P. odIzao je
javnu skupstinu sa temom: "Pos-
lie rata = sta?," ma kojoj je 60
vorio drug N. Stanic, urednik R.
3. lsta Sc odrzala II nasem lokalu.
Drug govornik je u vremenu cd
jednog sata i trideset minuta
prema danasnjoj ~situaciii svoju
temu veoma dobro i naueno pri-
sutnima objasnio.
POSE govora postavljena SUI tri
pitanja ma koja je drug %govornilS
odgovorio da SUI svi prisutni bill
zadovoljni.
Izvrsena je kolekcija "a pokri-
&c troskova. Sledeci p~rilozise:
N. Baljak $1.0O, P. Abramovie
S1.00, N. Stanic $1.OO, S. Miteff
$1.00, G. Ugljesie S1.OO, E. Radje-
movie $1.00, A. Vaneff Soc, j. Ii
vanovic Soc, NJ. Koleff &c.,. b.
Papadopolos Soc, P. Radjenovic
Soc, P. Bogdan Soc, P. Naneff
Csc, z. Nikoloff 25c., M. r. Csc,
I. Miteff soc. Ukupno s10.10.
Nakon skupstine istog dana u
vece Sekcija Erie County i mesni
jezicni Ogranci odrzali su zajed-
nicku %vecerinku Il prilog konven-
cijskog fonda drzavne organiza-
CHE S. L. P. New York. Prisut-
Nth je bilo oko 40 osoba.
Goste je ma engleskom jeziku
pozdravio drug N. Stanic. U svom
kratkom govoru on je opisao kri-
ticno stanje kapitalizma ida Sc
on pretvara u Industrijalni Feu-
dalizam. On rece, tim Sc pravcem
krece proradajuci kapitalizam i
owl pretecu opasnost moze spree
citi samo radnicka klasa ako po-
slusa glas Soc~ijalisticke Radnicke
Partije i prema MENU postupi
sto pre-.
Zbog tie pretece opasnosti, da-
lie rece govornik, danas je po-
trebnije nego ikada pre- da tla-
novi i simpaticari S. L. P. budu
aktivniji u sirenju opste mark
sisticke nauke; treba sto wise le-
TAXA siriti, treba sto cesce lei u
agitaciju cd kuce do kuce. Danas
wise nego ikada pre- rotrebno je
sto obilnije rasturivati nasu
stampu i literaturu; danas wise
nego ikada pre- nuzno je da O.
granci i Sekcije odrzavaju skol-
ske easove da sebe spremaju da
budu sto sposobniji revoluciona-
ri; danas wise nego ikada po-
trebna je materijalna pomoc So
cijalistiekoj Radnickoj Partiji da
bi ona mogla sto wise radio sta
MICA iskoristiti da Sc sirom Zem-
lie cuje MEN spasonosni glas.
Drugim recima, %potrebna je sto
VEGA novcana pomoc da Sc sve-
strand siri agitacija i p~rosveta
S. l.. P.
Posle p%ozdravnog govora obav-
LENA je kolekcija. Prisutni prilo-
Use ukupno $4,000.
Vredne drugarice Weekly Peo-
Pile Cuba ~priredile SUI dobru We
ceru.
cist prihod sa kolekcijom izno-
81 $500.
E. r., d%opisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23

Neka Iaz i zlo i pokvarenoat
strepe, ier jos izmedju NTH i ne
ba krstari soko Istine, u svolel
veGitoj pozi, i strelja in osvetnie-
kim okom svojim. - Lowell.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
SkupStina u Detroit, Mich.

U ndeUu 26 april Ogank DehGt piedue amu skupsinu u HrvatkomD omu, 1881 Kirby
Ave. ema:" RadnRka kasa j jdni twc srie buducn@i" Govormk:L stfanut IL Ake
Iag dana uv&e oganak prudjue veernA, u some ohhu, 5444R Russell St. clmee Knba
IRadnHkeB e prrce uMnu domacu yecpu Pe yere se rne gre - Odbr
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23

Da Ii znate, sta Gu YAM reei7
U prvobitnoj crkvi putiri behu
drveni, a preIati zlatni. Danas SUI
crkveni putiri ~zlatni, a pre,ati su
drveni. - Savonarola.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
Vecerinka u Cleveland, O.

. neddju &c awNa ogranak Cleveland prredue" v@ednkuu sachenhen Hall, 71 DenEOn
donaeuv sru P@e v@ne gooa, sedu zbrnei ez Ia se oHho voi brgu- odhr
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
May Day Celebration Meeting in Cleveland. {

Section Cleveland and Federation Branches will hold a Joint Nay Day Celebration eetr
evening" Of Sunday May 3d at p m, in the Gold Room of Hotel OlmSed, SUPERIOR Ave-
9hS St The Meeting will also herald the. oficHl opening o the 1912 political Campaign The S
on this great historic occasion ad the subjects to be pr@ented will be-:
LoMs D. Cohen: Workers May Day vnsus Capitalist September Labo Day
Richad B Tu@ey: Historical Background of May Day and its General Significance.
Louis WetAein Candidate for Governor: The 192P Political Campaign.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
PoTPoRE RADNIcKoJ BoRBI.

CLEVELAND, O.:
+. Dvoracki ...... -. -. $1.00
HOBOKEN, N. j.:
j.. Stupin ...... $500. -. $1.00
LACKAWANNA, N. Y:
). Relic ...... ...... $500. $1.Oo
NEW YORK, N. Y:
Sabirna ~lista, broi 100, sakupio B.
Radov: S. Waldo 45c., j. NJ. 10c., b.
Radov 45c. j p. Tsistinas soc.
Ukupno $3.50.
RIVER ROUGE, MICH:
Anna Nass ...... ...... 49,. $500
ukupno II ovom broiu $3.50.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
Vecerinka u Lackawanna. N. Y.

U nedHu 8 mas ekja jzrni ogunis L. /. odate vef@mAuu svome Okan 80 RMge
tan Ia se oao vMi bru = OdhNr
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
SOCIJALIZAM: NADIA Covecanstva.

SOCIJALIZAM: NADIA Covecanstva.
Ouh dana Rasa j IL lamp nova brAma rod genjm nalovom oo lie uanUni prlas
Scualshcke Rahtke Patje o uhku SIdnpnh DHva Di svki Rat
U Moi a marathio bjameni uz@i ho. dananjg.h o prlog rata Takderu Moi
e Ifamuto lobpsnyno ke je dGadjaUma pokrapnop avlno dEmjeS l. P prem So
'Jekom Sav9L tie koncno ovetjaa put radnDkog oNobutnj, upoNavomn dwtUahe Re-
pMHke Rada
Ca owe br@ure j5 cent? ama 24s uanhe - PoruNbhes novem tba st n:
KNUzARA RADNIcKE BoRBE
3H3 St. Clair Ave- CLEVELAND O.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
Proslavna vecerinka u Milwaukee, Wis.
May Day Celebration in Gary, Ind.

Section Lake Couty in conjunction with this so Slovenian and Bulgarian Branches will hold May
Gary, Inc Fish Supper Will be served followed by dancing and a good time Everyone invited.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
Vese!a vece u H0boken, n. j.

U subou IS ana oganak HdAn pnrGujev elu vtru HratkomD omu 12P Park Ave-
drgo vH bu = ObWr
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c. SCEPOVIC,
rekordu.juti sekretar
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VeCerinka S igrankom u Chicago, ILL.,
U shtu Is apHa BWarsh Ogramkp rreGue veGeinku iuankom u SekiEkom hhu, 58
So Hdsed St Potaak u 8 aiu vte Bei grmkei drgh zhavnhi ma tie domae uhke Uz
Ia sv drug vi tu - Odbo-
Proslavna vecerinka u Milwaukee, Wis.
U nedUu &c ama kub RadnnkeB ue prpduie vcnnku u hkhl COS Sc 5h St., ma oj
. prsvhc iigodBncu wga optnka U aiu Se bMes evuna ukHa dmaca vera al
pe vere mbva sa rzim praana uzd bru mzku UMz bsnhanZ Ia dollar does Ill smu1
bu - Odhr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Visits Parents Here

Mrs. Harold Raymond Boyer.
who has been committing all
year between Detroit and Wash
ington, d. c., is in town, having
arrived in time 10 greet her
mother. Mrs. Fred T. Murphy
and Doctor Murphy upon their
return from Ithaca, y. Y, and
the Adirondacks.
Mr.. Boyer has gone back 10
Washington following a few
days with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Bell
and children, Wendy. Sally and
Samuel Jr., are moving from
Wayzata, Mimi. TO Phoenix,
Arlz.
The former Virginia Ford may
come 10 visit her parents, the
Frederick Clifford Fords, when
her brothers. Wally and Alfred
are home for short vacation
from Yale. They are due Sep
tember lS and will stay 10 days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Crosse lie USO Director Named

vvacous Mrs Philip C. Henderson Of Birming
ham has been appointed assistant director of the USO Club
which September 25 Dr. Paul T.
chairman Metropolitan Detroit USO announced
Smith College Club president,
director of Cleveland College Club Womens City Club or
Hospital of Akron and has splendid back
ground for this undertaking.
The USO utilize the 100000 mansion
Olds 1t will
enlisted from Crosse lie Naval Base
Command and Willow Run Flying Com
mand.
Operating Metropolitan Detroit USO, II will be
outdoor lounges writing and
reading rooms library, a ballroom hobby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Mrs. George Davis
Pulls TrundIe Cart
ti.ee F. Redmanj

we drive our cars-to can and
preserve every possible bit OF
food. To eat simply and health
fully. II is a large part that We
can play in the war If We will do
the LITTLE things.
The Country Clubs new bui-
fet supper on Sunday nights is
popular. II has been slmplllied
in keeping with the times.
Dining there the other night
was Mrs. Ralph Hartman Booth,
smart in a print frock, Mrs. Nc
Continued on Page Six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

MET Mrs. George Davis the
WI other day pulling a regular
trundle cart of groceries behind
her as she walked along The
next block met authoreSs Mrs.
Haldeman Finnie riding a hi
cycle and balancing eXpertly the
huge load of supplies in her han
dlebar basket.
These women arc awake
awake to the Importance Of each
and every possible sacrifice they
can make. II behooves all of us
to watch every unnecessary mile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Heads YWCA Group at Western

hustled back Western College in Oxford o.
early this her responsibilities social chairman
YWCA and the Orienation Week
program for freshmen there.
sophomore recoect and is the daughter of Joseph
H. Conn Of Edison
Beginning their year Western three local
bellies steamed TrsdaJane F. Flaherty daughter OF
of Warwick road; Ginny Slack,
W. Lowell Sally Jean
Wilson daughter Wilson's of Pennington drive
coming will then, be pretty important for
with the Transformation Party given by
Thompson president of Western, high spot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Susan Dayton Williams Engaged

Mr. and Mrs John Biddle Williams of Birmingham
nounce the engagement of their daughter Susan Dayton
williams Wallace Daniel McLay of Mr. and Mrs Angus
McI.ay of Wimbledon drive.
The brideo-be attended Vale Crucs School in North
Carolina and Russell Sage College in Troys N. Y
studied at the Leanau School in Michigan and
also at Colgate University.
Miss Williams hasn't decided upon date for their mar
rage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Sister Is Maid Of Honor

Virginia Wells her sisters maid of honor and Mrs.
William Willis and Mrs Howard Hamilton her brides
maids
These attendants pale blue satin fashioned with
long torsos necklines and full skirts of net
They carried peach-coored gadioli and johanna Hill
roses and wore clusters of in their hair
For her daughters wedding Mrs. Wells chose fuchsa
crepe Its neckline round and trimmed with gold and
flashing rhinestones.
Her flowers purple orchids
travelling, the bride brown wool suit made with
the currently favored long torso jacket peated skirt and
brown-mauve accessories.
The bride and bridegroom will make their home in the
vicinity Gupor Field Gupo Miss where he is stationed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Ension, Mrs. Wolf in VIRGINIA
Thisa and thata :

Thisa and thaa:
Ensign and Mrs George w. Wolf Jr. (she Jeanne
Shue prior wedding in New York August IL, have
settled Fredericksburg severamonth stay while the
is stationed there.
Mr. Decide Dckinson) have been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Miss Betsy
.Chickeriins
7 O Be Wed
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fairites whose lives are being
changed by the war.
Mrs. Clyde Comstock, the for
mer Adelaide Mason, has closed
her attractive apartment in AL
pena and is with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens T. Mason,
at the Pointe, while Lieutenant
Comstock, J. c., Is away on
duty.
Mrs. Mason's nephew, Capt.
Donald Houghton Hooker, who
was on the staff OF the Ford
Hospital, is with a detached unit
of the Johns Hopkins unit. He
and another doctor are in
charge of a hospital somewhere
in Australia.
For the duration Mrs. Hooker
is staying with her family in
Baltimore, Md.
Col. and Mrs. Emmett F.
Connolly of Crosse Pointe are
setting up housekeeping in a
charming place, they've taken in
Alexandria, Va, as Colonel Con-
nelly is now in the war depart
ment at Washington.
Moving to Ann Arbor
Mr.. and Mrs. julius c. Peter
and postdeb daughte~ Emily.
also will be missed from Crosse
Pointe. They are moving TO
Ann Arbor. Mr.. Peter is con-
nected with the Stinson Aircraft
Company.
Mrs. StandiSh Backus has
gone to Princeton. n. j., 10
stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Edmund p. Lunken, the for
mer Dorothy Backus. Captain
Lunken is overseas.
Mrs. Roger V. Morris Jr.
whose husband is in the medical
corps, and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrington +. Walker, have
returned from a visit with Mrs
Roger V. Morris in Old Mis-
sion, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Reception for Families
At Detroit Athletic Club
Held After Ceremony

T PAILS CATHEDRAL was the stately setting Tor
q the wedding Saturday evening at $50 o'clock, OF
Mary Jane Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John 3
Wells and Sgt Norval' +. Clark, son OF Thomas f.
Clark of Woodngham drive.
The Very Reverend Kirk B. OFerrall oihclaed al the
ceremony which followed by reception for the immediate
families at the Detroit Athletic Club
The bride candlelgh satin made with a long torso
q full skirt and a train.
The sweetheart neckine outlined with design OF
pearls the motif being carried out in pearls on the
tule tiara.
She carried white prayer book topped with white
orchid and sreamers.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26

zale da su rodjene u JugosIaviji;
u 1910 tai je broj smanjio Sc ma
161, ,093 ii. "a 23.7 po sto. / kako
smo to objasnili gore, "a ciielo
stranorodjeno bijelo pucanstvo
manjak je bio "a 1873 po sto.
Deset drzava, koje su u 1910 i
male najveci broj osoba rodjenih
IL Jugoslaviji u njihovom pucan-
stvu, oznacene su dole nize; to su
one iste drzave kao i IL 1880, ali
je niihov broj neSto iZmenjen. u
1880 Pennsylvania je bila drzava
najvecma voljena sa strane Ju-
goslavena; Il 1910 Ohio je drzava
dosla ma prvo mjesto. New York
drzava, koja je uvijek prednia-
ella kao prya u tolikim straninr
grupama, bila je TEX ma sedmom
mjestu obzirom ma Jugoslavene
1880; medjutim Sc je ista pomakla
napred "a jedno miesto u 1910 j
sada je pred drz. Wisconsin:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26

owe zemlje. Onda kako da Sc OBJ
jasni najveceg zagovaraca kon-
centracije proizvodnje sve ma
ME ruku "protivnost" koncentra-
CHE proizvodnje? Ia zagonetka
postaje razmrsena kada Sc ina ma
umu da &c krupna proizvodnja i
ovako progutati sitnu proizvodnju
bez pomoci vladine namere, kao
sto to bese zakon u proslosti i ka-
da Sc uzme obzir da ova vladi-
ma namera sluzi tom reakcionaru
kao dobra prilika da Sc pokaze
"braniocem" demokratskih prava!
Ali nekada ii plutokrati bace
takve izraze koji su puni kobnog
znacaja. Jer zaista "smrtni po-
liubac" Sc svakog dana sve wise
priblizuje konvencionalnom kapi-
talizmu preti da &c ga poljubiti,
a tai smrtni poljubac nije nista
drugo doll crni domaci nacizam
iii fasizam iii Industrij jalni Feu--
dalizam, sto je jedan te isti djavo
il pakla vladavine privatne svo-
line mad sredstvima proizvodnje
koie proizvode sa kojima uprav-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26

nalu sa istocne 'strane u Egip-
tn.
Same sc "demokratije" brinu sa
koje &c strane gadni Hitler pro-
dreti, jer put kroz Spaniju moze
biti mio tom gangsteru, jer bi Sc
(ako "demokratije" ne prodru u
Spaniju da ga tamo doeekaju, da
tn nesretnu zemlju pretvore u
ljudsku kasapnicu kao sto je Fran
ko uz blagoslov Pape mucki pris-
tanak "demokratija" pretvori ma
zad sest godina kada razori po-
mocu ostalih gangstera legalnu
lojalisticku vladu spanije, koji
je rat trajao tri godine,) tada Hit
Ter potrudio da Sc docepa Gibral-
tara, sto bi "a MEGA bila ne pre-
mala pobeda, jer bi on u tom slu-
caju mogao ugusiti svu mornarsku
silu "demokratija" ma Sredozem-
nom Moru, jer bi jedini izlaz u
posedstvu "demokratija," Suez
kanal, Hitler pokusa da ga razo-
ri da kroz NIGGA ne mogu ploviti
nicije ladje.
"Demokratije" Sc wise boje da
&c Hitler prodreti kroz spaniju
jer ne veruju da &c Sc Franko o.
dupreti onima koji su ga popeli
ma vlast. Dok predsednik Turske,
Ironu, jauce zbog nacisticke pref
ME jer je cuo da Sc blizu Turske
gomilaju nacistieke sile.
Bilo kako bilo imperijalisticke
sile &c uvuci sve zemlje u rat
samo ako misle da je. to njiho-
vom interesu. Mozda &c gangsteri
odjednom prodreti ODE zemlje,
mozda tex u jednu. Jedno je jas
no da &c Sc jos wise liti krv nevi-
nog radnog naroda tih zemalja
ne radi njihovog interesa vec ra-
di interesa svetskih' pljackasa.