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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-08-11
of New Bedford. The newlyweds

of New Bedford. The newlyWedS
are residing at 476 Mass ave.
The Apex School of Beauty
Culture, TIA Shawmut ave, Bos-
ton, offers a complete course In
/ all branches of beauty culture,
including Marcel, Finger and
Croquinole Waving. Students af-
ter completing the course of
studies and practical work re-
! ceive their diplomas and are
qualified to take the State Board
examination. Men as well as
women are admitted to the
school. WAR may soon end;
learn a paying profession" the
director Marionette Scrdggs ad-
vises.
WOmen's Christian Union will
present in recital Pattie Yates
Mays, soprano and Juanita M.
! Boyd, reader, September 20,
Watch for further announce
ment.
Asst S!lpt of Mails w ] O'Hare
of So Postal Annex was princi-
pal speaker at the July meeting
Of the Postal Alliance held at
464 Mass ave. New members adj
mitted included Harry R Ellis,
Theodore R Peters, Mrs Kath-
crime Moore and xenophon 0
Clarke. Reinstated were MabraS
Kountze, Cleveland Owens and
Julian Askby.
George r MargetSon, well
known poet, spent the past week
end visiting relatives and friends
in New York City. While there
he was an interested spectator
of the cricket game at RandalPs
Island between the Earbadoa
and All Jamaicsns teams.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson Of Dart
mouth st was called to Detroit,
Michigan, by the illness Of her
sister, Jean. She expects to re-
turn to Boston soon.
Miss Marilyn Roberts, soprano,
rendered two appropriate solos
at st Mark Church Sunday
morning.
Mrs Ethel Bynoe Of 5O7 Shaw
| nut ave, accompanied by her
! little son, Victor, Jr returned
the first Of the week from a ter
day sojourn at Oak Bluffs. With
them were Mrs Bynoe's mother
in-law, Mrs Edna Bynoe and
her three grand children. The
weeks vacation gave them all
a fine shade OF tan.
Mrs Eliza G Williams Of Pet
ersburg, Va, is the guest of her
aunts, Mrs Kate Clark-Merrill
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Mrs Annie White and her
children" went on their usual
trip to Breezy Meadows, Hollis
ton, Mass, last Sunday. In four
cars they enjoyed the 25-mile
drive through the tall pines
and the cedar groves in one of
the most delightful days C the
summer. The outdoor air and
the exhilaration of the trip
sharpened appetites and the
party, seventeen In all, hugely
enjoyed dinner Of fried
chicken and fixin's with re-
freshments Of ice cream and
cake which had been prepared
by Manager Sheldon. Mrs White
says, "The Oldest of my chill
dren' is 81; so you can see 7
have been the mother for a long
time. But, actually, this is
about the tenth year that I and
my children have made the trip
to Breezy Meadows.
Mr. and Mrs Harold M Evans
Of Evans firm of movers and Ev-
ans Employment Bureau, 657
shawmut ave, have just re-
turned fro ma weeks vacation
in Hyannjs, Osterville, Martha's
Vineyard and Oak Bluffs.
Mr. and Mrs Wslter Carter Of
Boston and Lowell returned last
Saturday from a vacation Of two
weeks in Canada. They visited
relatives and friends in St. John,
N B and Weymouth, N S.
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HintOn's Entertain

Mr. and Mrs James Hinton's
home at "A Forest st, Roxbury
is becoming a center for western
visitors to the Hub" Socially
prominent Mrs Mary Easter and
her daughter Miss Pauline Brad
ley and Mrs Mary B Park from
Chicago spent a delightful week
with the Hinton's when they
came over especially to visit the
Mother Christian Science church
and to see their lifelong friend,
Mrs Hinton. Mrs Mary z Moore
and Mrs Lillian Reed Of 46 st
German st assisted the Hintons
in entertaining the visitors and
seeing to it that most of the
historic and beauty spots of the
city were visited. Mrs Hinton en-
tertained the group on Friday
evening at buffet supper. Mrs
Easter was hostess to the group
at eye Old oyster House" on
Union st Thursday evening; on
Saturday they attended the Es-
planade Concert with a most
beautiful sunset as the back
ground After attending morning
service at the Mother Church
they had breakfast with Mrs
Moore. They will stop over in
New York and Washington, D C,
and Ohio on the return trip to
Chicago.
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Son TO the
Morris RObinsOns

A son was born to Mr. (Moe)
and Mrs J Morris Robinson Of
Gannett st, Roxbury, Saturday,
August 4, at the Cambridge Hos
pital.
Mrs Robinson is the former
Miss Helm Viverette Of Pitts
burgh, Pa. The child will be
named John Alvin - John. for
his fraternal grandfather AND
Alvin, for his maternal uncle
who as member Of the 92nd
Division was killed in action in
Italy.
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practical purposes, lack the touch
of individuality found in good home
made pickles.
First-quality pear or peach pickles
are plump and tender and the color
of amber. The sirup, honeylike in
thickness, is favored to please
ones own taste.
Here's "a secret. Follow the recipe
to the letter until you come to the
spices, then 60 on your own. You
dislike clover Leave it out. You like
ginger? Put 1t in. And Il you can
get them, use oil or essences Of
spices rather than the whole ones
called for Ia recipes. The oils won't
discolor the fruit, but go slow, a
drop at time Those oils are ex-
pensive and as strong as "all-get-
Quit
The incest pears for picking are
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CITY NEWS

July and August are the two
special vacation months when all
who can spend while at favorite
vacation spots. If extra money is
needed to defray the vacation ex-
penses or if other needs are press
ing why worry when a loan, large
or small, can so conveniently and
privately be arranged with the H.
B. Budding Co., an old reliable
lending agency. Consult them at
216 fremont st, Room 3O2, Bos-
ton, opposite the Majestic Thea
tire.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Muitaba, pro-
prietorS of zaDe Perfume Shop,
S26-B Shawmut ave, have re-
Gently returned from visit am
ong relatives and friends in De-
troit, Cleveland and Canada. The
Zabe Perfume Co. imports high
grade perfume and toilet prep
arations among which is an IN
dia superior hair grower, and an
India incense which is said to
"bring luck" to users.
Miss Ann Reed. 46 ST. German
st, was hostess to Miss Pauline
Bradley, Chicago artist, on Sat-
urday for lunch and a trip to
Revere Beach.
Dr.. A. I. Tucker, dentist, 1853
fremont st, is mentioning in
Virginia.
Henry A. Willis, proprietor Of
the Golden Gate Cafe, New Hav-
en-, Conn. was in Boston this
week visiting riends. He is a for
mer resident of Boston.
Louis L. Lee, 5 Holyoke st was
in Boston last week on furlough
from the Navy. He is stationed
in the Pacific. His wife, Mrs.
Aurelia Lee accompanied him as
far as Detroit on his return trip
to his post.
Miss Isabelle Hallowell of War
wick st was called this week to
Philadelphia by the serious ill
ness Of her brother.
Mrs. Rebecca J Clark Of New
Haven, Conn, is spending the
summer with her daughter, Mrs
Florence E Brooks of fremont
st.
Andrew Thomas, son Of Mr.
and Mrs Norman Thomas, pho
tographers, is in New Yor kfor
months visit.
Mr. and Mrs Francois Hayes
(Alma Henwood) returned last
Sunday from a honeymoon in
Maine, New Hampshire, and
Vermont. During their stay down
East Mr. Hayes collected some in
teresting and valuable antiques
(which are now on display at
lis shop, the Flea Market, 361
Mass ave. Mrs Hayes is the
daughter of Mrs Felen Henwood
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Photo Courtesy Ban Brothers CO,

seckels but any good, hr1n ripe ones
viii do. This is how:
gallon pears
cups sugar
2 cups water
4 cups vinegar
2 pieces ginger root
2 sticks cinnamon
2 tablespoons whole aIlspice
tablespoon cloves
Select firm pears. Pare and leave
small ones whole; halve or quarter
and core large ones. Boil 20 min,
utes In clear water. Boil sugar.
water, vinegar, and spices Ctied IL
bag) 10 minutes. Add pears. Let
stand overnight. Cook until tender.
Pack pears into hot jars. Cook siruu
until thick. Pour over pears. Proc.
ess minutes in hot-water bath.
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(Nastavak sa /. strane)

6. Pregledan je rezultat gla-
sanja povrh odluka partijske
Konvencije odrzane 1914. do
datcima partijskom Ustavu, ma
redivsi da Sc isti prikljuce i OF
stampaju sto pre- u novi partijs-
XII Ustav.
Z. Narodni Izvrsni Odbor ur-
gira clanstvo da podvostruci ma
pore sireniu partijskog pro-
grama i principa, predvidjajuci
takve prilike koje &c bez dvoi-
be iskociti pred mas IL poslerat-
nom periodu. Nase S. L. P. SUBJ
divizije, IL takvin prilikama, mo
raiu postati centrovi naobrazbe
radnickoj klasi. Radnicka klasa
mora biti spremna "a tai posao,
koji ona samo moze obaviti, t..
da bude spremna "a oboriti VIA
davinu kapitalisticke klase j Ga
bude organizovana "a uspostava
drustva ma principu Socijaistic-
kog Industrijalnog Junionizma.
Noe Pododbor N. |. O.
y Pododbor Narodnog Izvrs-
nog Odbora izabrani su sledeci
drugovi: John Emanuel, Robert
H. Hamilton, Paul Herzel. Ma
than Karp. Morris Kowarsky, D.
Niksic, Frank Rack. Alex Rose.
Walter Steinhilber, Frank Tome
i A. L. Zimmerman.
Kontrolni Odbor.
Kontrolni Odbor Partije po-
novo ie izabran drug A. L. Zim-
norman.
Ra7no.
Dollar broj drugova druga-
rica beSe prisutan ma sednici N.
I. O.
Pri kraju zasedanja N. l. O.,
ucinjena je kolekcija "a WEEK
.LY PEOPLE. Najpre Sc odazva
drug F. Schnur sa $4,000. Ia
MIN odaziva Sc drug Branko
Papadopolos sa s125.00, koju SUI
mu prilaze weekly People Club
Of Section Erie County, N. "
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Sa sednice Narodnog lzvrsnog
Odbora S. l. p.

Kada SUI Sc ooisi svi "a priloge,
celokupna suma sakupljena "a
WEEKLY PEOPLE iznosi S175.-
86.
u subotu uvece nase Sekcije
u gradu New Yorku priredile su
zabavu "u pocast Narodnom L.
vrsnom Odboru" sa narocitim po-
zivom istom preko partijskog u
reda. Zabava je bila uspesna u
svakom pogledu.
Drug Petersen u svome lives
taiu odnoseci Sc ma uspesnu pros
logodisnju Izbornu kampanju,
pored ostalog, odao je posebno
priznanje naSim Federacijama u
njihovom moralnom material
nom doprinosu Usporedio je ma
terijalnu pomoc l94O. godine sa
1914, citirajucl:
Madjarska Federacija prilozila
ie 1910, S301.00; 1914, $894.00.
Bugarska Federacija prilozila
ie 1910, s3.116.00; 1914, 100000.
Jugoslavenska Federacija prilo-
lila ie 1910, 3.ll6.0O; 1914, 49,
098.00. Sto ukupno iznaSa preko
$29.O0O.00, iii skoro jednu tre-
cinu celokupne sumo sakupliene
"a Izbornu Kampanju u 1914
godini.
Zaista to je dobar uspeh.
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Zakljucak.

Buduci SUI sve takozvane "ra-
dikalne" organizacije otvoreno O.
tisle pod skute kapitalizma bu-
duel da kapitalizam sa swim tim
reformistima reforn1ana nece
moci nadalje da vlada otuda ne
izbezno mozemo ocekivati da &c
radnicka klasa u skoroj buduc-
nosti morati masovno sledovati
mas, S. L. P, revolucionarni pro-
gram, ola bi Sc oslobodila ispod
kapitalistickih okova.
Ma mama stoji, drugovi i dru-
garice, da ma vren1e upoznamo
radnicku klasu sd naSim uce-
MEM programom. Sledstveno
podvostrucimo. utrostrucimo i Il
svakom pogledu povecajno mas
rad, ma sirenju nase revolucio-
narne nauke. Provadjalmo delo
goreistaknuta reSenja i odluke
Narodnog Izvrsnog Odbora S. l..
p. Radimo tako, ier
KAPITALIZAM Sc MORA
RAZORITI.
Drugarski vas pozdravlja,
J. T. EUonic,
Clan Narodnog Izvrsnog Cd
bora S. L. P.
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w. S.
fSvrSetak)

Mozda predsednik racuna ma
Owe milijarde "posebnih profita'
da ce one, pored drugih, dati
"zajamcenu najamnicu". Ma ko-
ju nogu ova zlvotinja ramlje?
Sama federalna vlada kaze da
je radnik izrabljen "a pet Sesti-
ma njegovog proizvoda, iako sa
drugim recima. A to znaci pet
prema jedan, Ill $500 prema
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Karl Mara:
UVOD

Prvo kretanje koje izvrsi koli-
Gina novca odrediena da funk
cionise kao kapital jeste pretva-
ranje izvesne sumo novca Il
sredstva "a proizvodnju radnu
snagu. Ono Sc odigrava ma tr-
zistu, u oblasti prometa Tcirku-
lacije].
Druga faza kretanja, process
proizvodnje, zavrSena ie Gin su
Sc sredstva "a proizvodniu pre-
tVorila robu CHA vrednost mad
masava vrednost nienih sastav-
nih delova, koja dakle sadrzi
vrednost prvobitnog predujmlie-
nog kapitala povecanu viSkom
Vrednosti.
Owe robe moraju Sc zatim o.
pet baciti u oblast prometa. Va
LA III prodati, unovciti njihovu
Vrednost, pretvoriti tai novac
ponovo Il kapital, tako stalno
iznova. Ovo kruzenje, koje uvek
ide kroz iste uzastopne faze, sa-
cinjava promet kapitala.
Prvi uslov akumulacije Tnago-
milavanja iii prikupljanja novog
kapitalal jeste, da kapitalistu po-
die "a rukom da proda svoju ro-
bu i da veci dec novca, koji je
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Hi,,1na sLobodi
Nestor Zucni:

eStOr Zucn1:
stazama madosti svoje, sto vec davno strvene,
Kroz prostor best'j 'jelna doba viekovi ure lete;
Nizu Sc, kao cvjeca vjenac mire zelene,
| kite cello gavu, kose ii bujne svee,
Slobodo, Bogino nasa!
Crvici sitni mali, kao bogovi ist
Shvacaju cijenu tvojih bezmjernih, visokih draz
kao ronac, sto roni koral bser cisti,
Tako najmanja stvar, kad nema, tebe trazi,
Slobodo, Boginjo nasa!
Ljubko je sunasce ono, sto sja toplotu dale:
Velji SUI cvjetovi mnogi, spleteni skupa "a sebe;
Selena, koju kroz oc tolikh zivota sjaje,
Krasna e, divna i ljepa, al sta je sveto bez tebe
Sobodo Boginjo nasal
Jer tt 81 = o ii 81 dala sjajno sunce so grije,
vazduh, stvorove bica, planete mora i gore
Ii 81 vec bezbrojem ljeta, jos pocetka prize
Duhom vaistinu bila = SLIM nestvoreni stvore,
Slobodo Bognjo nasal
Cd onda cd kad covjek, razvijen, znadjase Sc,
DuSa dab tvoj vec bjese dah koji die stvara;
Tebi je pribjegavo kada trebase da spase
Ii dusu, koja je zivot, sto nj paku ne zgara,
Sobodo, Boginjo nasa!
=, vjecni izvoru svega, neiscrpna z1vota
Viru koga stoljeca pokoljenja piju
kupko mudrosti svake kog niko nezna da smota;
nezmjerna dubino majdana, sto dobra kriju
Sobodo, Boginjo nasa!
tajno stvaranja prvog, duse moci sile;
Svjezino, krepost, snago carice mad sjajem sJaJna
Statue, koju maste svih generacija lille;
Sliko, Sto bez kiGice jest ostajes trajna
Sobodo, Boginjo naSa!
Simbolu ljubavi, neba - Pravde Istine matt,
Koja 81 Svjetlosti svoje iskricu mama dala,
Jedinom tvom velicanstvu ma zrtvu cemo dati -
Tako nam imena tvoga! - kadagod mas budes zvala
Slobodo Bognjo nasal
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De Leon.

"Jednog dana ce radnicka kla-
sa morati Il svojim rukama dr.
zati politicku vlast, e da bi mo-
ela podici novu organizacJu ra-
da: ona mora oboriti start poll
ticki sistem, koji Sc odrzava slnzi-
yotu ma starim ustanovama, osim
ako zeli kao start Hriscani, koji
q, os,1dili i zanemarili takvus ak
ciiu da Sc odrekne 'carstva ovO-
pa sveta'". - Marks.
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Quzija 'zajamcene'
najamnice

$500. Ovo nije mas Socijalisticki
racun. Ovo je kapitalisticko ra-
cunanje. Ovo je racunanje ME
nog nacina proizvodnje Krize i
depresije nisu rezultat nedovolj-
no ulozenog kapitala u industri-
je. Uzrok kriza depresije ma
lazi Sc u nemilosrdnoj eksploa-
taciji rdda Cd strane kapitala,
Dakle, nj ovo ne ostvaruje "a
liamcenu najamnicu." TeSko da
postoji jedna kapitalisti6ka no.
vina, ill publikacija, cak nj
takozvana radnicka - da Sc u
Moi ne piSe, direktno iii indi-
rektno, da ce posle ovog rata
izvesne zemlje pribeci velikim
porudzbinama raznog materija-
Ia Ovo &c biti neizbezno. kazu
te novine publikacije. de Sc O.
poravi svet, a narcotic Europa,
koia je tako straSno razrusena.
/ "a ovu svrhu, Roosevelt ie od-
redo pre- izvesnog vremena Ber-
nard Barucha, kao svog licnog
predstavnika u Evropi, da izvidi
kolika &c biti piiaca "a americku
robu. A posto Sc smatra da ce
Nemacka kao opasan konkurenat
biti skinuta sa liste Europa mo-
ra neizbezno postati emerickom
piiacom. Ali, Engleska duva u
tai isti rog. Premda saveznici sa
iedne strane prokHniu Hitlera
Sto ie bacio svet krvavo kolo
rata, druge strane ga blagosi-
liaju. Bice piiaca. Pa ipak, ako
Sc Roosevelt ma to oslanja "a va
iamcenu najamnicu'', on Sc os-
| lanja ma slomlienu trsku.
Tacno je da ie Europa !; ostali
! delovi sveta, gde je direktno vo-
djena bitka, strasno razorena.
Ali, takodjer je tacno, mozda ies
wise, da SUI i njihovi dzepovi
razoreni. PoSto je ova stara kri.
latica "plati pa nosi'' tacna, pos
1eratna trgovina zaista ce izgle-
dati tugaljiva. Onda ostaju JOS
tri nacina: prvo, da americki ka-
pitalisti podizu tvornice i sao-
bracaj; drugo, da pomenutina
evropskim i svetskim zemljama
daju zajam i robu ma kredit; i
trece, dollar sada, dollar kada
me uhvatis'' Ako Sc pribegne
prvom, kapital americkih kapita-
lista uposlice tamosnje radnike
i ma NINA profitirati. A sta oyc
znaci? Znaci da ibi americka rad
nicka klasa u toliko ostala bez
posla. A ako Sc pokusa drugo,
pitanje je: koliko su americki
kapitalisti voljni dati.zajma i ko-
liko robe ma kredit - da svoju
| robu prodaju Ia .svoj .novac? A
dko Sc pokusa trece, onda je pi-
TAME: da Ii su americki kapita-
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(Iz Kapitala.)
1ndustriialni junionizam Je So

Industrijalni junionizam Je So
ciialisticka Republika procesu
stvaranja; jednom postignut
c;li industrijalni junionizam je
Sociialistieka Republika ma poslu.
Sledstveno. Industrijalna Junija
je jednovremeno i.teski mali ako-
Jim da Sc razori tvrdjava kapita-
l;zma sam naslednik kapitalistic-
kop drustvenog uredjenja.
- De Leon.
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Process akunluIaCije
kapitaia


tvori kapital. L sleAeteln-,iz-
laganju polazi Sc od Lg.tpostay-
ke da kapital prolazi iuez Pre-
ces svoga prometa na nofmaian
nacin. Podrobnije pToulavanie
toga procesa ostaje "a clrugi sve-
Yak. Stvarni uslovi reprot'uiteiie
robnavljanja proizvodnjeI, u.
njenog nsprek1dnog naStavlja-
MIA. pojavljuju Sc delom- 'e> II
prometu, q delona Sc -nogu ras-
pravljati tex poSto Sc jsnita pro
metni process.
Medjutira, TO nije svs. E~pita-
list koji proizuodi visa!s vtednos-
Ii, ii. koji neposredno laiaava ne-
placen rad IL raonika utvrdjn
ie ga u roban1a, jeste d,1u%e pryi
prisvajac, ali nIkako z''je is
kIiucivi vlasnik vi$ka vr.-tlnosti
On ga docnije mora Gent. Ma
pitalistin1a koji Il celini i-ts$tve-
ne proizvodnje vr5e slIage i'tnt-
CHE, sa zenaljo-pose5,oll<o1o it'd
Stoga Sc visak vrednos7j capa ma
razli6ne delove. Njegcvi oi'cmei
pripadaju lcina razhJiti' kate
gorija i dobijaju razLtne 0bhke,
koii su jedan prema d1le85a ne-
zavisni, kaoSto su profit, hama-
Ia, trgovinska do1I-. zerdl}i5na
renta it'd. O ovina pr.l11a<@Hsns
obIicina uiSE:d creG1oai; mod
temo raspravljati tex II t'seej
knjizi.
/ Prema tome nj ov1a azima-
no. s iedne strane. de- l,a.1,taiist
koji proizvodi robu s,sod,s,.2 MA
20 vrednosti, te Sc nece.too ,e:sLe
zadrzavati na nlegovon -yrata-
niu ma roono trZIS1e. ItJl, "a no
vim oblicinla koje kapgtsaj uzl,aa
Il prometnoi oblasti. nil ia k.,a--
kretnina uslovima rsLao.'uisc4,e
koii sc liza til oblika ,!sllisa. S
! druge strane, srnatraEno i.st,ita-
listickog proizvodjaca ,t<sse -vlas-
nika 6itarog viska v1e4nastt iii,
ako Sc hoce, kao p-etaiaussiha
svih njegovih saucesnls,a II r1lac-
Xxi. To znaci da akunaaIagl5's- pt'-
smatrano najpre aps-raktaso, i.
prosto kao moment repesa ednog
/ procesa proizvodnie.
| Uostalom, ukoliko INA aia,unu-
lacije, kapitalistu po-azi "a au-
kom da proizvedenu s,eits.psessa
Il da novac. koji je "a njn dubio,
pretvori IL kapital. Osisn ,toga,
razlamanje viska vgettuosti< na
lrazlicite konlade niestokko ne
nenja njegovu priroosa, uitI usio-
We koU su po.rebni da ON posta-
ne element akun1ulaciIs. MAJ no
liku srazmeru viska Vretluo5ti'ka-
pitalisticki proizvodjae zadrza-
vac "a sanog sebe ii ustupao
| drugina, uvek je on paavi izoji ga
prisvaja. Ono, dakle, sto nam II
izlaganju akumulacije siuz, kao
pretpostavka, pretpostavija SCI
u nienon stvarnom pIesasst~S
druge strane, cepanje vishsa vred-
nosti posrednicko kretanJe. pro-
meta zanlraculu jedn0atao1st os~
nouni oblik procesa okasnstttccsje.
Zbog toga njegova cista anafiza
zahteva da zasad apsgaiflsjsane
cd svih pojava koje prllfivaJu
unutrasnju igru njesovo3 ME
hanizma.
IL Kapitala)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24

isti Zaboravili da je takav nacin
trgovine dao NINA takvu lekci-
ju Il periodu posle prvog svets-
kog rata, pa do 20. oktobra 1929?
A ako Sc zanosu pokusalu sva
tri nacina. slim &c Sc samo, ma
ME wise, duble zaglibiti.
|. I ostalom, nije to samo anne
ricki najlstaknutiU drzavnik ko-
il gleda ma ratom razoreni svet,
kao ma zlatnu jabuku da je IL
grabi "a svoje, americke, kapita-
liste. Tu SUI i drugi drZavnicl /
predstavnici kapitalistickih inte
resa drugih zemalja = osobito
engleski. A pored toga tn su i
kapitalisticki predstavnici raton
razorenih zemalja, koji ce swim
svojim silama nastojati, da cd
svoiih malih zlatnih jabuka od-
rezu sto je moguce vecu krisku,
"a svoje kapitaliste. Nj ovo, da-
kle, ne daje "zajamcenu najam-
nicu'
Gornja cetiri primera, iako bi
III mogli navesti jos, dovoljan su
dokaz da pod kapitaliznom ne
ma "zajamcene najamnice" ma
putu "a radnicku klasu.
U pocetku smo rekli da je po-
kusaj izvadjanja ovog trika,
predsednikov opium mad rad
rlickom klasom. u eemu Sc oval
opojni pokusaj sastoji? Predsed-
nix zna da Sc radnickoj klasi
stalno obecavalo da SUI Sc sua
ia obecanja. ma kraju krajeva,
izjalovila osobito pod njego-
yom administration. On tako-
der vrlo dobro zna da "zajam-
cena najamnica" nije moguca.
Ali, NE SINE Sc radnicku klasu
ostaviti bez ikakvih obecanja =
! ito sve vecih vecih. Niu Sc
stalno mora drZati u neznaniu,
iii pod utiskom da ona mora oce-
fivati nesto Cd drugog. Jer IL
rrotivnom slucaiu, radnici &c po-
tduzeti mere da sami sebi ga
janice najamnicu" A predsedni-
ku Sc ovako Sta nece.
S druge strane, u koliko Sc
rat priblizuje svome kraju, u
toliko &C otpustena vojska po-
plaviti vec poplavljeno polje. Ka-
da do ovoga dodje, ia "zajansce-
ma najamnica' ina da posluzi kao
opium, ukazujuei ma neke, iii
ma sve tacke koje smo gore is
takli: "pogledajte samo sve to.
pa cete Sc sami uveriti da je
vasa najamnica zajamcena, ali
morate Sc strpiti malo i price
Ikati, dok sc stvari ne dovedu u
red" Hoce Ii radnici uvideti ovu
Iprevaru? Mi verujeno da hote.
| Radnici: nema "zajamcene ma
jamnice" pod kapitalizmom. Ia
jamcenu "najamnicu'' = il. pot
punu drustvenu vrednost vaseg
rada - imaeete SAMO pod SO
CIJALIZMOM. Zato, oborimo
kapitalizam i uspostavimo So
cijalisticki poredak.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24
Citaite ! strife "Radnicku B0rbu"!
KAPITAL / RAD
Od ARNOLDA PETERSENA

Pod gornjim naslovom izsla je il stampe nova
brosura Pisac owe brosure je jedinstven jasan
naein obiasnio funkciju kapitala njegov odnos ma
rad obratno Takodjer je sa takvom jasnocom pri-
merima dokazao kako kapa]istick ekonomsti nastoje
stvoriti konfuziju kod radnika prrodi kapitaizma
tako da bi mad NINA ovekoveci najamno ropstvo.
Pored toga, pisac je jasno razumljvo obasnio
teoriiu sbratstvu" izmedu kapitaa rada kao laznu
obmamliivu. Ma Marksistieki naein je analizovao
pitane "inflacije", "kontrou uticaj povsene
naiamnce ma kapitalisticki profit o koma Sc svako-
dnevno raspravja, te konacno, ukazao ma put naen
kako da Sc radncka klasa oslobod kaptalsticke eks
ploatacije
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