A public launching of Pathfinder's campaign to sell Bay of Pigs: Washington's First Military Defeat in the Americas and Making History: Interviews with Four Generals of Cuba's Revolutionary Armed Forces; as well as Fertile Ground: Che Guevara and Bolivia.
The program will feature:

• MARY-ALICE WATERS, Pathfinder president and editor of Making History and Fertile Ground, launched at the February 2001 Havana book fair, and co-editor of Bay of Pigs
• JACK BARNES, Socialist Workers Party national secretary, author of foreword to Bay of Pigs
• STEVE CLARK, co-editor, Bay of Pigs
• MARTÍN KOPPEL, editor, Militant and Perspectiva Mundial, organizer of Books for Cuba Fund
• OLYMPIA NEWTON, member, Young Socialists National Leadership Council and Militant reporter at Havana book fair
• NATALIE STAKE-DOUCET, YS leader from Canada

The meeting will coincide with a March 17-18 meeting of the YS National Leadership Council. It will feature efforts by SWP supporters to produce and sell Pathfinder books, and celebrate two successful Red Weekends of volunteer work at the Pathfinder Building in New York, and the new headquarters of the SWP branches in Brooklyn and Seattle.

Seattle, March 18
Reception 1 p.m. Program 2 p.m.
Garfield Community Center, 2323 Cherry St. (corner of 23rd Ave. East)
West Coast: Hosted by the Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles branches of the Socialist Workers Party and Young Socialists. For more information call: 206-323-1755, 415-584-2135, or 213-380-9460  
 
 
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