Los Angeles 25 14 16 30 120% New Brunswick 5 6 0 6 120%
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Detroit 10 6 8 6 140% San Francisco 250 226 40 266 106% Boston 75 69 10 79 105% Kansas City 5 3 2 5 100% New York 5 28 26 54 98% Chicago 50 37 4 41 82% Cleveland 15 10 2 12 80% Portland 15 11 1 12 80% New Haven 5 2 3 60% Twin Cities 2 5 1 1 44% Philadelphia 20 2 6 30% Bath, Me. 5 0% Cincinnati 5 0 0% Other 2 5 17 19 36 144% Total (as of Jan. 29) 650 542 150 692 106% SOCIALIST ACTION FEBRUARY 1992 9 lot of work, long hours of knocking on doors and talking to coworkers and political activists, to reach this layer.
Of course, we were only able to scratch the surface, but what we accomplished in this drive is important because people are looking for explanations-and an understanding—of what's going on in the world today.
During the subscription drive, in addition, we met more than a few people who expressed interest in participating in the day-to-day building of a socialist movement in this country. Some of them have begun to attend the forums, classes, and other activities sponsored by Socialist Action in cities where we have branches.
The hard work was worth it. We hope all our readers agree with us on the importance of spreading the socialist press, and that you will continue to help sign up new subscribers from among the people you meet.
Some readers may wish to order a small bundle of Socialist Action newspapers to distribute to their friends and coworkers or to take to local bookstores and news stands. Let us know how many copies you would like us to start you out with.
Congratulations well done!
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With the collapse of Stalinism in the former Soviet Union a long-