Hispanics in the United States - Bolerium Books

Hispanics in the United StatesCatalog 24TERMS: We reserve titles ordered by phone, fax or email for 10 days. Individuals can remitby check, Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Discover (Novus). Credit cards are acceptedfor phone orders; please have your card number and expiration date available when ordering.Catalog prices do not include postage. Please add $10.70 for a domestic flat rate box if youprefer delivery via priority mail or $7.50/lb. UPS in the US and $1.00 per book thereafter; ifyou prefer media mail, add $3.50 for the first book and $1.00 per book thereafter. Foreign firstclass international and priority shipping will be billed at cost. California customers please addapplicable sales tax. Institutions can be billed. Foreign customers may remit in US dollars witha check drawn upon a US-based bank, or by credit card. All listings subject to prior sale.CONDITION: Unless otherwise noted, all described titles are in very good or better condition.Private owners’ signatures or bookplates are not generally noted, but the presence of formerlibrary stamps, card pockets, and/or call numbers are described as ‘ex libris’. Any additionalblemishes will be described. Books may be returned for any reason.OUR web site www.bolerium.com has a new, upgraded search engine, secure ordering,and free email lists of our recent acquisitions. You can sign up for our email new arrivalnotification at the web site, where you can choose your subject areas for updates, or contactus at the store if you need assistance to register.1. 1970 census of population: subject reports; persons of Spanish surname.Washington, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Census, 1973. vii,122p., app-24p., 9x11.25 inches, introduction, tables, lightly-wornpictorial wraps. 20.002. 2005 National Migrant Education Conference; April 3-6, 2005, Burlingame,California. Olympia, WA, National Association of State Directors ofMigrant Education, 2005. viii, 108p., 8.5x11 inches, spiral-bound wraps.22.003. 450 years of Chicano history/450 años del pueblo chicano. Albuquerque,Chicano Communications Center, 1976. [176]p., profusely illus. withphotographs and prints, 8.5x11 inches, worn wraps. 25.004. 49th Ward Committee for Independent Political Action. Vol. 1, no. 4 (July26, 1966). Chicago, the newsletter, 1966. 6p., 8.5x11 inch sheets stapledtogether at upper left, staple rusting, damp stain across bottom edge.75.00This issue announced the formation of a new political party, the CitizensIndependent Party, dedicated to fighting racism and the Daley machine.Includes biographical details about Arthur Vazquez, the Mexican-Americanleader of the CIP, and Kathleen T. Kearney; their photos appear on thecover in black and white. Vazquez' obituary from the Chicago Tribune laternoted that "In 1966, he became one of the first Hispanics in the city toto run for office, as candidate for state senator on the Citizens

Independent Party slate. His petitions were disregarded by the Board ofElection Commissioners and when he sat in to protest, he was fined $100.".5. Arte Puertorriqueño de hoy; del 16 de ocvtubre al 16 de noviembre, 1992.Santo Domingo, DR, Arawak Galeria de Arte, 1992. 8p., 9x8 inch exhibitioncatalog with black/white reproductions of works by Jorge Zeno, RafaelTrelles, Teo Freytes, Jose Antonio Vargas, and others. 25.006. Bienvenidos al infierno del secuestro; testimonio de migrantes. MexicoCity, Comisión Nacional de los Derechos Humanos, 2009. 93p., cd included,one of 1500 copies, first edition, very good in wraps. 25.007. The Black Panther; black community news service, vol. III, no. 22,Saturday, September 20, 1969. Oakland, Black Panther Party, 1969. 28p.illus. tabloid newspaper with full-page Emory Douglas art on the frontwrap, wraps which are slightly worn and browned. This issue focuses on twosubjects - Vietnam and Los Siete de la Raza and their newspaper, Basta Ya!,the fourth isue of which comprises the last 8p. of this newspaper, printeddos-a-dos. The Panthers provided early logistical support to Los Siete aspart of their radical coalition-building in this period. 75.008. Blue Mesa review; number five. Albuquerque, University of New Mexico.Creative Writing Center, 1993. 271p., wraps. Edited by Rudolfo Anaya, themagazine contains contributions by Benjamin Alire Aáenz and several otherLatino writers. 12.009. The California Mission story. Berkeley, Mike Roberts Color Production,1951. 24p. brochure with color photos, printed in the 1960s, wraps.15.0010. California missions along El Camino Real founded by Padre JuniperoSerra 1713-1784. San Francisco, Cliff House Gift Shop, [195-?]. 24p.,black/white reproductions of drawings or photos of the missions, wraps.18.0011. Can't jail the spirit; political prisoners in the U.S. A collection ofbiographies. Chicago, Editorial El Coqui, 1988. 214p., preface, photos,organizations, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps.35.0012. Another copy, fourth edition. Chicago, Committe to End the MarionLockdown, 1998. 206p., wraps. 25.00Includes a chapter on former Bolerium employee-of-the-month Claude Marks.Each edition was updated to reflect which activists were incarcerated atthe time.13. Casa de Adobe handbook. Los Angeles, Southwest Museum, 1973. 22p.,illus., wraps Casa de Adobe is a replica of a California Spanish hacienda.15.0014. Catalyst: a socialist journal of the social sciences; volume III,number 4, whole number 12: special issue; Lesbian and gay issues in thesocial services . New York, Institute for Social Service Alternatives,1981. 119p., very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps.Includes materials on gay blacks and Hispanics. 12.0015. The Center forum; vol. 4, no. 1, September 1969. New York, Center forUrban Education, 1969. 28p., 10.5x13 inches, wraps. With considerablematerial on La Raza and on Spanish speaking children in NY. 20.00

16. Chicanas en al ambiente nacional/Chicanas in the national landscape;in Frontiers; a journal of women studies, volume V, number 2, summer 1980.Boulder, Frontiers, 1980. 82p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 15.0017. Chicano bibliography. Hayward, California State College, Hayward,Library, 1970. x, 70p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 22.0018. Chicano bibliography; a selected list of books on the culture, history,and socio-economic conditions of the Mexican-American. Long Beach,California State College Library, 1970. 45p., wraps. 22.0019. Another copy, ex libris, wraps. 17.0020. Chicano law review; a publication of the Raza law students at UCLASchool of Law, volume five, 1982. 83p., slightly worn wraps. Containsarticles on minority admissions at UCLA and a review of UCLA law students'attitudes in the 1970s. 15.0021. Chicano Resource Center Film Guide; East Los Angeles Library, LosAngeles County Public Library. Los Angeles, Chicano Resource Center, 1981.18p., 8.5x11 inches, introduction, list 57 films with short descriptionsand prices, a subject index and list of film distributors, very good instapled printed wraps. 25.0022. Chiricú; a publication of Chicano-Riqueño Studies, issue 1, spring1976. Bloomington, Indiana University, 1976. 26p., 11x8.5 inches, lightbrowning on spine, otherwise very good in stapled wraps illustrated byFerdinand Marínez Norma Alarcón, Daniel alcocer and others. Poetry andprose, in English and Spanish. 45.0023. Cipactli; 11 primavera-vernano 2002 . San Francisco, San FranciscoState University, 2002. 101p., introduction, photos, very good in originalpictorial wraps. 15.00Various Chicano poets and writers.24. Community Muralists Magazine. Spring 1981. San Francisco, CommunityMuralists' Newsletter, 1981. Single issue of the magazine, 8.5x11 inches,wraps lightly worn. 15.00Features news about socially-conscious murals around the world, includinganti-nuclear and Chicano works.25. Community murals. Fall 1982. San Francisco, Community Muralists'Network, 1982. Single issue of the magazine, 8.5x11 inches, very good.12.00Includes sections on Chicano murals, the SF bay area (including centerfoldmap of murals in San Francisco), a lengthy narrative of a cross-countrydrive featuring mural visits, and more.26. La Confluencia; vol. 1, nos. 1, 2, [and] 3 & 4 [double issue]. SantaFe, La Confluencia, 1976-77. First volume, consisting of three issues, ofthe bilingual/bicultural journal, 36p., 48p. and 68p., 8.5x11 inches, verygood in wraps. Edited by Susan Dewitt and Patricia d'Andrea, with numerouscontributions by both Hispanics and Anglos. 65.0027. La Confluencia; vol. 2, nos. 1, 2, [and] 3 & 4 [double issue]. SantaFe, La Confluencia, 1979-80. Third volume, consisting of three issues, ofthe bilingual/bicultural journal, 52p., 64p. and 68p., 8.5x11 inches, verygood in wraps. Edited by Karl Kopp Susan Dewitt and Patricia d'Andrea,with numerous contributions by both Hispanics and Anglos, includingRudolfo Anaya, Will Inman, Leo Romero and many others. Prose, poetry,

friction and nonfiction; #1 is an issue devoted to land and water in thesouthwest. 65.0028. Crossing borders, cruzando fornteras: Los Siguientes 500 años the next500 years; 1992 conference proceedings. San Antonio, NALAC The NationalAssociation of Latino Arts and Culture, 1994. 231p., 8.25x10.5 inches,directories, illustrations, very good first edition stated in tradepaperback pictorial wraps. 30.0029. De colores; journal of emerging raza philosophies, Volume 1, Number 4(1975). Albuquerque, Parajito Publications, [1975]. 79p., wraps. Witharticles by Juan Bruce-Novoa on 'The Space of Chicano Literature', SylviaAlicia Gonzales on Chicano poetry, and more. 22.0030. Another copy, Volume 2, Number 1 (1975). Albuquerque, ParajitoPublications, 1975. 79p., wraps. With material on Eusebio Chacon andFlorencio Trujillo, including some of the latter's poetry. 22.0031. Demonstrate against Mondale; Tues., April 15 -5:30 pm, St. FrancisHotel, Union Square, S.F. Oakland and San Francisco, Comite de CaliforniaContra la Represion and New Movement in Solidarity with Puerto RicanIndependence, [1980]. 8.5x14 inch sheet, folded twice as self-mailer.30.0032. Early childhood education; a selected bibliography. Los Angeles,Chicano Research Library, Chicano Studies Center, University of California,1972. 26p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps slightly foxed and stapled. Bibliographyof Chicano themes. 12.0033. Emigración. San Juan, Departmento de Intruccion Publica, División deEducación de la Comunidad, 1966. 95p., illus. in text, second edition,paper somewhat browned. For preteens. OCLC lists one holding in the US.75.0034. engage/social action, vol. 6, no. 6, June 1978. Washington, UnitedMethodist Church, 1978. 47p., wraps. The major article is a 31p. forum onthe Hispanic church in Methodism. 15.0035. Entre astutos y héroes; Rose L. Nash, illustrator. Miami, Dade CountyBoard of Public Instruction, Spanish Curricula Development Center, 1978.41p., wraps. For intermediate grade levels. 25.0036. Estudios fronterizos Mexico-Estados Unidos; directorio deinvestigadores. Tijuana, Centro de Estudios Fronterizos del Norte deMexico, 1982. [xviii], 282p., wraps. 22.0037. Eureka fall 2002; drawings by Melvin, Ulises & Julio. San Francisco,Clase de Escritura Creativa, ABE/GED Program Transitional Studies, CCSF,2002. [152]p., 8.5x11 inches, slightly worn wraps. Spanish language poetryand stories by CCSF students. 30.0038. The Fat capitalist's song on the death of Che Guevara. New York, TimesChange Press, 1970. unpaginated, lightly soiled wraps, reprinted from TheWater Tunnel, State College, PA, November 16, 1969, writer unknown withillustrations by the Cuban artist Posada. 10.0039. La felicidad cómo hallarla. New York, Watchtower Bible and TractSociety of New York, 1980. 191p. 15.0040. Fiesta; revista mensual en Español. Oakland, n. pub., 1960. 42p.Spanish-language magazine emanating from Oakland. No OCLC holdings.45.00

41. The Forumeer: official publication of the American G.I. Forum of theU.S. Three issues: April, July, September 1970. San Jose, CA, American G.I.Forum, 1970. Three issues of the tabloid format newspaper, 4p. apiece,some toning but otherwise good condition. 95.00Include articles on Chicano protests against judge Gerald Chargin, theCoors boycott, a protest following the burning of the MECHA house inNorthridge, and more. The American G.I. Forum is a Hispanic veterans andcivil rights organization.42. Free the F.A.L.N.! Free Puerto Rico. San Francisco, New Movement inSolidarity with Puerto Rican Independence and Socialism, [198-?]. 8.5x14inch sheet, printed single side. 30.0043. From the Canyon Collective. Canyon, CA, Canyon Collective, n.d. 24p.,pamphlet in tabloid newspaper format, paper moderately toned, not brittle,edgeworn at bottom edge. 25.00Includes articles, correspondence and proposals on various radical socialprojects such as the Tierra Amarilla Agricultural Cooperative in NewMexico; the COPS commune in Berkeley; alternative child care andeducational options; underground railroad for draft resisters, and muchmore.44. El futuro 5 #1. [Sacramento], California Student Aid Commission, [200-?]. 12p. color comic promoting education, very good in wraps. 12.0045. El Gallo: la Voz de la Justicia. Vol. 5, no. 4 and 5. Denver, CO, thenewspaper, 1973. Two issues of the tabloid format newspaper, 12 and 16pages, contents in both English and Spanish, paper slightly toned andedgeworn, with wear to fold, but otherwise good. 60.00Includes much material on the Raza Unida Party, Chicano Liberation Day,the release from prison of the activist Luis "Junior" Martinez after hisaquittal on charges of assaulting police, and much more.46. General del Pino speaks; an insight into elite corruption and militarydissension in Castro's Cuba. Washington, Cuban American NationalFoundation, 1987. ii, 66p., wraps. Del Pino defected to the US in 1987.22.0047. El Grito del Norte: a cry for justice in northern New Mexico. [14issues of the newspaper]. Española, NM, El Grito del Norte, 1969-72.Fourteen issues of the tabloid-format newspaper, generally 16 pages, textmostly in English with some Spanish, some issues ex-library. Issue presentinclude: Vol. II no. 7; Vol. III nos. 3-5, 8-13; Vol. IV nos. 1,2, and 6,and Vol. V no. 7. 250.00Wide-ranging content includes much on farmworkers, a special issue devotedto a "Raza report from North Vietnam," Native American issues, poetry andessays, and much more. Founded and edited by Elizabeth Martinez.48. El Grito del Norte: a cry for justice in northern New Mexico. Vol. IIIno. 4 (April 13, 1970). Española, NM, El Grito del Norte, 1970. Singleissue of the tabloid-format newspaper, 8 pages, text in English andSpanish. 35.00Includes front-page article on potato workers in La Jara, CO and report ofa census taker hitting a Chicana woman who refused to identify herself as"white" on the form; the anniversary of a co-op in Tierra Amarilla, Indianprotesters taking over a BIA office, and more.

49. El Grito del Norte: a cry for justice in northern New Mexico. Vol. IIIno. 4 (April 13, 1970). Española, NM, El Grito del Norte, 1970. Singleissue of the tabloid-format newspaper, 16 pages, text in English andSpanish. 35.00Includes front-page article on the 25th anniversary of Hiroshima, anarticle on Southwestern tourism as romanticized racism, the Coors boycott,lettuce strikers, the Chicano Moratorium, and more.50. La Guardia: a bilingual newspaper. Marzo, 1980. Milwaukee, thenewspaper, 1980. 16p., tabloid format newspaper, text in both English andSpanish. 25.00Includes reports on a visit by Puerto Rican nationalists, an essay onChicanos and the situation in Iran, several pages of ads and advice onfinding work, and much more.51. Guardian; independent radical newsweekly, October 18, 1969 (Days ofRage). New York, Weekly Guardian Associates, 1969. 16p., folded tabloid,mild fraying and chipping, browned newsprint, folded unevenly, photographs,overall good. 20.00Issue has multi-page coverage of the Weatherman-led SDS national action inChicago better known as the "Days of Rage." A negative editorial about theaction is headlined "Hurricane or hot air?" Also article by Paul Buhle ona welfare march led by Father James Groppi occupying the state capitol inMadison, Wisconsin; article by Carl Davidson on the Young Lords in NY;Wilfred Burchett on China's 20th anniversary of its revolution and onNorth Vietnam's memorial for Ho Chi Minh; Irwin Silber on 5000 anti-warprotestors marching on Ft. Dix.52. Hispanic American Genealogical Association HAGA: newsletter; volume 1,no. 1, January 1989. Salt Lake City, The Associatoin, 1989. 4-panelnewsletter, 5.5x8.5 inches. 12.0053. Immigration impacts: minority issues, minority views. Washington, FAIR- The Federation for American Immigration Reform, [1990]. 34p., 6x9 inches,very good first edition booklet in stapled wraps. Reprints articles fromvarious journals and newspapers. 12.00Promotes minority anti-immigration views.54. The insurgent; newsletter of the Committee to Fight Repression, vol. 1,no. 2, Fall 1985. New York, Committee to Fight Repression, 1985. 31p.,8.25x11 inches, wraps. Second issue of the journal devoted primarily tothe struggles of Puerto Rican and African American radicals in theirstruggles with the police and courts. 25.0055. It's up to me; stories of choices, predicaments and decisions by SanFrancisco youth. San Francisco, Streetside Stories, 2003. xi, 231p.,profuse vignette photoportraits accompany confessional statements;foreword by Rebecca Walker, wraps. Multicultural anthology. 12.0056. The Latino experience in U. S. history. Paramus, NJ, Glove Fearon,1994. xii, 420p., illus. in text, 8x10 inches, later printing, priorowner's name, otherwise very good in boards. Educational text prepared byconsultants Pedro A. Cabán, Bárbara Cruz, José Carrasco and Juan García.12.0057. Lecturas sobre historia de Puerto Rico; para estudiantes de escuelasuperior, programa de extudios sociales división de supervisión ycurrículo. San Juan, Departmento de Instrucción Pública, 1960. 233p.,

introduction, bibliography, tables, text in Spanish, very good firstedition trade paperbackin cloth-tape backed wraps. 75.00Four copies located in OCLC.58. Left curve 13 1988. San Francisco, Left Curve, 1988. 96p., 8.5x11inches, very good in wraps. 20.00With a significant section on Juan Antonio Corretjer, a translation ofDarwish's poem on the Intifada, etc.59. Liberated Guardian, vol.1, no. 11, Oct. 19, 1970. New York, LiberatedGuardian Workes' Collective, 1970. 28p., 11x17 inch tabloid, folded, smallchip at top of spine, otherwise very good. 45.00Front cover features excerpt from 5th communication from the "WeathermanUnderground", full communique is printed in issue's centerspread alongwith one from the Quarter Moon Tribe about bombing the U. of WashingtonNaval ROTC building. Issue also has material on revolt in NYC prisons,interview with George Jackson, articles on the Tupamaros, article on YoungLords conference, plus articles on upcoming trials of the Panther 21 in NYand Ericka Huggins and Bobby Seale in New Haven. The Liberated Guardianwas the breakaway radical paper founded by disgruntled staff members ofthe Guardian, the primary national paper of the new left.60. La libertad homosexual se honra en San Francisco, in Tiempo, año 4 -vol 130, Julio 1, 1981. San Francisco, El Tiempo, 1981. Cover photo + 2p.photospread in the 28p. tabloid newspaper, which covered local news aswell as stories from Mexico and Central America, wraps. 22.0061. Lies, damn lies, and distortions and how we stop them! From the firstamendment to Managua and Glasnost. Berkeley, CA, Meiklejohn CivilLiberties Institute, 1987. [42p.], wraps. Program for the symposium, withselections from presentations, biographical items on three honorees (CruzReynoso, Brenda Payton and David Christiano), and numerous advertisementsand greetings. Not found in OCLC. (Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute'seighth annual symposium) 18.00Includes a one-page bio with photo and two pages of quotes from Reynoso,the first Chicano on the California state supreme court.62. Love and rockets #10. Agoura Hills, CA, Fantafgraphics Books, 1985.48p., 8.5x11 inches, first printing, wraps. Part of the ongoing comic sagaby the Hernandez brothers. 15.0063. Love and rockets #12. Thousand Oaks, CA, Fantafgraphics Books, 1985.32p., 8.5x11 inches, first printing, wraps. 15.0064. Love and rockets #15. Agoura Hills, CA, Fantafgraphics Books, 1986.32p., 8.5x11 inches, first printing, wraps. 15.0065. Love and rockets #16. Agoura Hills, CA, Fantafgraphics Books, 1986.32p., 8.5x11", first printing, wraps. 15.0066. Love and rockets #31. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 1990. 47p., 8.5x11inches, first printing, wraps. 15.0067. Love and rockets #34. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 1990. 32p., 8.5x11inches, first printing, wraps. 15.0068. Love and rockets #35. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 1990. 32p., 8.5x11inches, first printing, wraps. 15.00

69. Love and rockets #37. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 1990. 32p., 8.5x11inches, first printing, wraps. 15.0070. Love and rockets #40. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 1990. 47p., 8.5x11inches, wraps. 12.0071. Love and rockets #41. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 1993. 32p., 8.5x11inches, first printing, wraps. 15.0072. Love and rockets #47. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 1990. 32p.,8.5x11", first printing, wraps. Part of the ongoing comic saga by theHernandez brothers. 15.0073. Love and rockets nos. 1-5. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, [2000-2].Various paginations, 7x10 inches, very good in wraps. First five issues inthe new series of the comic saga by the Hernandez brothers. 50.0074. Love and rockets no. 7. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, [2003]. 30p.,very good in wraps. Part of the new series. 12.0075. Love and rockets no. 9. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 2003. 30p., verygood in wraps. Part of the new series. 12.0076. Love and rockets no. 10. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 2004. 56p., verygood in wraps. Part of the new series. 15.0077. Love and rockets no. 11. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 2004. 30p.,very good in wraps. Part of the new series. 12.0078. Low rider; volume 1, no. 8. San Jose, La Onda Communications, [1977].48p., 8.5x11, wraps with one-inch closed tear on rear. 25.0079. Low rider; volume 2, no. 11, September, 79. San Jose, A.T.M.Communications, 1979. [64]p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 25.0080. Low rider; volume 2, no. 12, October, 79. San Jose, A.T.M.Communications, 1979. [64]p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 25.0081. Low rider; volume 2, no. 4. San Jose, A.T.M. Communications, 1978.Unpaginated., illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 30.0082. Low rider; volume 2, no. 6. San Jose, A.T.M. Communications, 1978.Unpaginated., illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 30.0083. Low rider; volume 3, no. 6, April 1980. San Jose, A.T.M. Communications,1979. [64]p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 25.0084. Low rider volume 3, no. 8, June 1980. San Jose, A.T.M. Communications,1979. [64]p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 25.0085. Low rider; volume 3, no. 10, August 1980. San Jose, A.T.M.Communications, 1980. 78p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 25.0086. Low rider; volume 4, no. 4. San Jose, La Onda Communications, [1981].124p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 25.0087. Low rider; volume 4, no. 7, May 81. San Jose, La Onda Communications,1981. 78p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, worn wraps. 15.0088. Making high schools work for linguistic minorities: a researchpartnership. Sacramento, State of California. Joint Publications Office,1984. x, 47p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. Primarily on Spanish-speakingchildren. 15.0089. May 21st defendant faces 5 years. San Francisco, Friends of theDefendants, [1979]. 8.5x11 inch flyer, printed single side. On David

Waddle, a gay Chicano, convicted for activities during the White Nightriots on the word of one vice cop, with two photos of Waddle (one withcodefendant Peter Plate). 25.0090. Mexican Organization 1810 1958; Comite Pro-Fiestas Patrias para elfondo pro-becas, Sunday, September 14, 1958, Oakland Auditorium. Oakland,the Organization, 1958. 20p. program for the event, photos in text, wrapslightly worn. No copies in OCLC. 95.0091. Mexican Patriotic Festivities Committee; Oakland Civic Auditorium,Sunday, September 20, 1959. 20p. 8.5x11 inch illustrated program for theevent, lightly browned wraps. Considerable text + ads. Proceeds went tothe organization's scholarship fund. 95.0092. Meyibó: organo del Centro de investigaciones históricas UNAM -UABC.[Six issues]. Tijuana, Universidad nacional autónoma de México;Universidad autónoma de Baja California, 1977-1989. Six issues of thejournal, including numbers 1, 4-6, 7/8, 9/10. All are in original wraps,very good; text in Spanish. 45.00Scholarly articles on the history of Baja California, Chicano studies,Spanish-Indian relations in the colonial period, local archeology, andrelated topics.93. Movilizacion por la paz, el trabajo y la justicia .... marcha y mitinen San Francisco, Sabado, 20 de Abril, 1987. San Francisco, Movilizaciónpor la Paz, el Trabajo y la Justicia , 1987. 1p. flyer for the march, oneside in English, one in Spanish, opposing US wars in Central America andfor social justice. 20.0094. Movilizacion por la paz, el trabajo y la justicia .... marcha y mitinen San Francisco, Sabado, 20 de Abril. San Francisco, Movilización por laPaz, el Trabajo y la Justicia , [1985?]. 1p. flyer for the march, opposingUS wars in Central America and for social justice, printed two sides, theverso with endorsers. 20.0095. El mundo en mi corazón. San Francisco, Writers Corps, [200-?]. 32p.poetry chapbook by primarily Latino elementary and middle school studentsin San Francsico's Mission district, very good in wrasp. 15.0096. NACLA report on the Americas, volume XII, number 6, Nov-Dec 1979. Aspecial report: undocumented immigrant workers in New York City. New York,North American Congress on Latin America, 1979. 56p., wraps. 12.0097. NACLA report on the Americas, volume XVI, number 1, July 1992. Aspecial report: Coming North, Latino & Caribbean immigration. New York,NACLA, 1992. 48p., wraps. 12.0098. No more teachers' dirty looks; vol.5, no.1, winter 1975. San Francisco,Bay Area Radical Teachers' Organizing Collective, 1975. 32 p. + wraps, 8.5x 11 inches, light soiling and small tear on cover, folds at some corners,illus. 12.00Topics include La Raza student writing, education in China, labor studies,surviving as a substitute teacher, classroom activities to combat sexism.99. Nuestro canto; cuentos, ensayos. Gary, IN, Department of ModernLanguages, Indiana University Northwest, 1979. 16p., edited and signed byNicolás Kanellos, very good in stapled wraps. Essays in Spanish on varioussubjects, including Mexico and Puerto Rico. 45.00100. Oboe 6. San Francisco, Night Horn Press,, 1983. 48p., illus., 11x14inches, lightly worn wraps illus. by Paul Kwan. Edited by Robert Anbian,

this issue leads with three poems by Juan Felipe Herrera, with poemstranslated from the Spanish by Otto René Castillo, Roque Dalton and MiguelHernandez, Jack Hirschman translations of poetry by Depestre, Mayakovsky,Césaire, Dalton and Eluard, contributions by James Broughton, SharonDoubiago, and much more. 35.00101. The original constitution of the state of California, 1849; theengrossed copy with the offical Spanish translation. Sacramento, TelefactFoundation, 1965. 108p., introductory essay and illus., holographconstitution reproduced in sepia facsimile on buff paperstock, 8.5x11inches, stapled wraps. 12.00102. Oro madre; volume 2, numbers 3-4. Fremont, CA, Ruddy Duck Press, 1984.55p., illus., wraps. With poems by Wilfredo Castaño, Jim Sagel, JosephBruhac, Ivan Argüelles, Pancho Aguilar, Gerry Locklin and others,including many poems in support of the Nicaraguan revolution. 15.00103. Other sources: an American essay, celebrating America's bicentennial,San Francisco Art Institute, September 17-November 7, 1976. San Francisco,the Institute, 1976. 128p., illus., wraps. The "perfectbound" binding isbegining to crack. This multicultural exhibition catalog includes a fivepagearticle by Rupert Garcia. 12.00104. The Padua Institute; a non-profit institution dedicated to inter-American friendship. Claremont, CA, Padua Institute, [195-?]. 16p. illus.pamphlet, wraps. With material on the Mexican Players and California'sMexican heritage. 25.00The Community Theatre in Padua, founded in the late 1920s, almost byaccident became the home of the Mexican American troupe that worked hardboth to preserve aspects of their own culture while presenting it to wideraudiences.105. Parameters on institutional change: Chicano experiences in education.Hayward, The Southwest Network, 1974. vii, 190p., preface, introduction,footnotes, bibliographies, illustrations, very good first edition tradepaperback in pictorial wraps. Essays based on the Chicano experienceanalyzing the ability of the Chicano movement to enter and change theeducational establishment. 18.00106. La Patria portátil; 100 years of Mexican chromo art calendars. MexicoCity, Asociación Carso, 1999. 106p., profusely illus. with examples of artfrom the exhibition organized by the Museo Soumaya in Mexico City and theMexican Fine Arts Center Museum in Chicago, 11x8.5 inches, near fine inwraps. Bilingual text. One of the most interesting small exhibits thiscataloguer has seen. 50.00107. The peanut vendor; the sensational song hit of Don Azpiazus' HavanaCasino Orchestra, composed by Moises Simons, revised edition by G. Paoli,containing original Spanish & English text, English text by LouisRittenberg and special stage version by Marion Sunshine. New York, EdwardB. Marks Music Co., 1930. 6p., 8.5x11 inches, pictoral wraps. Sheet music.25.00108. El Plan de Santa Barbara; a Chicano plan for higher education;analyses and positions by the Chicano Coordinating Council on HigherEducation. Oakland, La Causa Publications, 1969. 155p., manifesto,illustrations throughout, bibliography, appendices listing participants,lengthy personal inscription in Spanish to Antonio Rios-Bustamantethanking him for his support and efforts, last few pages and back cover

dog-eared otherwise very good first edition trade paperback in pictorialwraps. 65.00Section on MECHA.109. Plan integral ambiental fronterizo Mexico - EUA (primera etapa, 1992 -1994). Mexico City and Washington , SEDUE and U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency, 1991. [231]p., 8.5x11 inches, slightly worn wraps.Preliminary draft of 8/2/91. Text in Spanish. 65.00110. Poetry S. F. issue 5. Special issue: Mission Street manifesto;bilingual poetry from the hearts of the Americas, bilingual. San Francisco,Poetry San Francisco, [198-?]. 12p. tabloid newspaper, folded, right edgebrowned, with numerous Chicano poets (Margarita Robles, Alfonso Texidor,Juan Felipe Herrera, etc.) with work edited by Lucha Corpi, and severallocal beats. 18.00111. Prairie schooner; volume 68, number 4, winter 1994. Special issue ofLatina/Latino literature. Lincoln, University of Nebraska, 1994. 201p.,wraps. With contributions by Ray Gonzalez, Denise Chávez, Gary Soto, JuliaAlvarez, Ana Castillo and many others. 18.00112. El pueblo de Los Angeles. Los Angeles, City of Los Angeles, Recreationand Parks Department, [197-?]. [20]p. illus. booklet on L.A.'s Hispanicorigins, very good in wraps. 15.00113. El Pueblo de Los Angeles State Historic Park; resource management plan,October 1978. Sacramento, State of California, Resources Agency, Dept. ofParks & Recreation, 1978. iv, 63p., 8.5x11 inches, summary, purpose,appendixes, illustrated with photos, figures and 5 folding maps/plans,very good in stapled pictorial wraps. 40.00114. La Puerta de Oro Deslustrada; los derechos civiles en la immigracion;un informe de la Comisión de Derechos Civiles de los Estados Unidos,Septiembre de 1980. Washington, US Commission on Civil Rights, 1980. ix,481p., 8.5x11 inches, introduction, conclusions, appendixes, tables,illustrations, diagrams, text in Spanish, very good ex-library copy withminimal stamps on cover, in white printed wraps. 30.00115. Q-vo magazine; August 1979, volume I, no. IV. Los Angeles, Q-voMagazine, 1979. 64p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, slightly worn wraps with oneinchseparation at base of spine. The lowrider magazine includes a sectionon Mission St. cruising in San Francisco. 35.00116. Q-vo magazine; ctober 1979, volume I, no. 6. Los Angeles, Q-voMagazine, 1979. 64p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, slightly worn wraps with oneinchclosed tear. . 35.00117. Q-vo magazine; January 1981, volume 2 no. 9. Los Angeles, Q-vo Magazine,1981. 76p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, slightly worn wraps with one-inchclosed tear. Includes a section on Joe Bravo's street murals andinterviews with Anthony Quinn and Freedy Fender. By now, the emphasis hadswitched from lowriding to Latino culture in general. 35.00118. El Quijote; Julio 1973, año III, no. 29. San Francisco, El Quijote,1973. 52p., profusely illus. Hispanic entertainment magazine, 8.5x11inches, wraps. 15.00119. Radical America: Vol. 12, (1978), No. 1-6. . Somerville, MA, RadicalAmerica, 1978. Full year run, wraps, various lengths. Number one is adouble issue combined with #6 of volume 11. Wraps somewhat smudged or wornon some numbers. Topics include American Leninism in the 1970s, Chicano

murals, miners, sexual harassment, the Black south in the 1970s, the Tetoffensive, farmworker organizing, etc. 35.00120. Revolutionary Youth Movement; [SDS]. Chicago, Revolutionary YouthMovement, 1969. 20p., folded tabloid, illus., lightly browned, rolled atpage tops and bottoms, else very good. 45.00Rare, apparently single issue of tabloid put out by RYM II, the Klonskyand Ignatin led SDS faction that initially sided with Weatherman in thesplit with PL (Progressive Labor) and then pursued its own course. RYM IIchose to have its own National Action in Chicago Oct. 8-11 parallel toWeatherman's "Days of Rage" and it is publicized here along with appealsto proletarian youth, articles in solidarity with Vietnam and Puerto Rico,the Black Panthers and the Young Lords, and sideswipes at Weatherman asadventurists and political Dadaists.121. San Diego Free Press; vol.1, no. 1, 1-14 November 1968. San Diego, CA,San Diego Free Press, 1968. 16p, 11x17 inches, yellowing at edges and fold,vol. 1, no. 1, 1-14 November 1968, contents on local appearances byEldridge Cleaver, George Wallace, and Stokely Carmichael, Cesar Chavez'sDelano Proclamation on the UFW's grape strike, and the renewal of protestsin Berkeley, and some local news. 35.00Newspaper founded by Herbert Marcuse's philosophy grad students at UC SanDiego, including investigative reporter Lowell Bergman, name changed toSan Diego Street Journal in 1969.122. El santuario de Chimayo. Santa Fe, Ancient City Press, [197-?]. 32p.,illus., wraps. 17.00123. El Santuario . . . un alto on the high road to Taos. Silver Spring,Sons of the Holy Family, 1982. 20p., 6x9 inches, illustrated with colorphotos, very good booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. 9.00Brief history of the Spanish Catholic missionaries in New Mexico in the16th and 17th centuries.124. Semillero; no. 1/Abril-Mayo 1994. San Francisco, Semillero-Lea, 1994.20p. illus. magazine, 8.5x11 inches, closely affiliated with the CTG, aday laborer organization in San Francisco. 17.00125. Sin fronteras: el periodico de la Raza de Bronce. Vol. 1, no. 1(Febrero, 1974). n.p., Sin Fronteras, 1974. First issue of the tabloidformatnewspaper, 20, text in Spanish. 45.00Articles on an immigration conference in Los Angeles, lettuce boycotts, aspeaking tour by Angela Davis, the Chicano Defense Committee in Denmver,and much more.126. Sin fronteras: vocero del trabajador Mexicano. Vol. 4 no. 1 (Sept.1977). Los Angeles, Sin Fronteras, 1977. Single issue of the tabloidformatnewspaper, 12 / 12 pages in English and Spanish, mildly edgeworn.25.00Articles on labor issues and amnesty, the Coors boycott, and more.127. Social research on Chicanos: its development and directions, asymposium, Maxine Baca Zinn, editor, in The Social Science Journal, April1982, volume 19, number 2. Fort Collins, Western Social ScienceAssociation, 1982. 136p., wraps. With contributions by Mario Barrera, JuanGarcía and Carlos Munoz, among others. 18.00

128. Su niño necesita un registro oficial de nacimiento porque?. Santa Fe,Departmento nde Salubridad Publica and El Buró de Censo de los EstadosUnido, 1940. 6x9 inch handbill printed two sides, reminding the Spanishspeakingpopulation to report all children to the census, lightly wornwraps. 45.00129. Su niño necesita un registro oficial de nacimiento porque?. Santa Fe,Departmento nde Salubridad Publica and El Buró de Censo de los EstadosUnido, 1940. 6x9 inch handbill printed two sides, reminding the Spanishspeakingpopulation to report all children to the census, wraps worn, withseveral closed tears, at top. 25.00130. The sweetest hangover [& other STDs]; a new play by Ricardo A. Bracho,directed by Roberto Varea, dramaturgy by Cherrie Moraga. San Francisco,Brava! For Women in the Arts, [2000?]. 12p., 7.5x10 inch illustratedprogram, signed by playwright Bracho under his acknowledgements, very goodin wraps. Genderbender play aimed at gay youth of color by the MexicanAmerican dramatist. 35.00131. Symposium: minority rights; California Law Review, volume 63, number 3,May 1975. Berkeley, CA, School of Law of the University of California,Berkeley, 1975. 596-844p., wraps mildly shelfworn. With articles onChicano legal rights including UC Berkeley economist Paul S.Taylor's"Mexican migration and the 160-acre water limitation" regarding the fightfor water rights for small farms as it affected Mexican-American farmers.(California Law Review) 15.00132. Tercer encunetro de poesía joven de la frontera norte. Mexico City,Secretaría de Educación Pública, 1987. 359p., first edition, wraps.35.00133. To take back the night, take back the world. San Francisco, NewMovement in Solidarity with Puerto Rican Independence and Socialism, 1981.8.5x11 inch flyer, printed two sides. On the Puerto Rican prisoners, withemphasis on women's liberation as well. 25.00134. Travels with Carlos & Anza; a brief explorer's guide to a few missingmonuments. San Francisco, Bureau of Urban Secrets, 2004. 18p., wraps.Exhibition catalog issued in conjunction with the Monument Recall exhibitand SF Camerawork, autumn, 2004. 15.00135. Twenty-five years of Hispanic literature in the United States 1965-1990; an exhibit, with accompanying text, curated by Roberta Fernández,produced and installed by Patricia Bozeman. Houston, M. D. AndersonLibrary, 1992. 58p. wraps. No illustrations. Focuses primarily on Chicanoauthors, editors and critics, with some nod to Puerto Rican lterature.25.00136. The union, the grape strike, the boycott; in Abas, #7, May, 1969.Newark, Abas Magazine, 1969. 3p. lead article in the 12p. tabloidunderground newspaper. 20.00137. University of Puerto Rico press; general catalogue and new books, 1960.Rio Piedres, University of Puerto Rico Press, 1960. 16p., wraps. 12.00138. La verdad que lleva a vida eterna. New York, Watchtower Bible andTract Society of New York, 1981. 190p., revised edition. 15.00139. Verdadera paz y seguridad... ¿como puede usted hallarla?. New York,Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, 1986. 187p., revisededition . 15.00

140. Vigilantism, immigration policy and militarization of the border inArizona: cases of human rights violations. Tucson, The Coalición deDerechos Humanos/Arizona Border Rights Project, 2000. Unpaginatedcollection of photocopied newspaper articles on the subject, 8.5x11 inches,stapled wraps. 45.00141. Windows of opportunity; how business invests in U.S. Hispanic markets;volume one: Human development, volume two; Business development. New York,The Hispanic Policy Development Project, [1988]. xi, 39p., & vii, 37p.,11x8.5 inches oblong, introductory materials, illustrated with figures,tables, graphs and photos, very good in original stapled wraps. Twovolumes. 35.00142. Wings; poetry. San Francisco, the authors, 1994. 76p., wraps. Poetryby Hispanic school children in San Francisco, with an introduction byJorge Argueta. 12.00143. El Yaqui / Compass. Vol. 4, no. 6 (July 1970). Houston, TX, ChicanoPress, 1970. 8p., tabloid format newspaper, text in both English andSpanish. Paper mildly toned, some edgewear. Not found in OCLC. 35.00Includes reports on alleged anti-Chicano activity by police in Pasadena,Texas; the Raza Unida conference; poetry, and more.144. Young Socialist, vol. 13, no. 1, January, 1970 (final issue). New York,Young Socialist, 1970. 32p., wraps; headline story is "Chicano studies andthe fight for liberation". 18.00145. Abad de Santillan, Diego. Ricardo Flores Magon; el apostol de larevolucion social Mexicana. Mexico City, Grupo Cultural "Ricardo FloresMagon,, 1925. 131p., wraps worn and chipped. 75.00146. Another copy, wraps rebound in library buckram. 75.00147. Another copy, cover and f.e.p. missing. 22.00148. Abalos, David T. The Latino male; a radical redefinition. Boulder,Lynne Reiner Publishers, 2002. xiii, 221p., first wraps printing. Minorgay and AIDS content. 20.00149. Abalos, David T. Latinos in the United States; the sacred and thepolitical. Notre Dame, The University of Notre Dame Press, 1986. xviii,204p., foreword, introduction, notes, index, very good first edition incloth boards and unclipped dj. 20.00150. Abbott, Mamie Goulet. Santa Ines Hermosa; the journal of the Padre'sniece. Montecito, Santa Barbara, Sunwise Press, 1951. xi, 262, xiii-xvp. +4p. photos, f.e.p. and title page missing. 18.00The journal and reminices of the life of Mamie Goulet Abbott at Santa Ines1902-1924. Abbott was responsible for restoring the historic Santa Inesmission from near ruin to a noble chapel and convent. A personal accountof California history, Abbot discusses the discovery and restoration of anumber of 15th and 16th century religious vestments.151. Abella, Alex. Final acts; a novel. New York, Simon & Schuster, 2000.302p., advance uncorrected reader's proof, wraps. The third novel by theCuban American writer. 17.00152. Abella, Alex. The killing of the saints. New York, Corwn Publishers,1990. 308p., signed by Abella, first edition, dj. Abella’s first novel isa thriller set in Los Angeles. 25.00153. An unisigned copy of the first edition, dj. 20.00

154. Abruch Linder, Miguel. Movimiento Chicano; demandas materialesnacionalismo y tacticas. [Mexico], Universidad Nacional D' Mexico/Acatlán,[1980?]. 106p., chapter notes, bibliographical notes, bibliography, textin Spanish very good trade paperback in pictorial wraps. 15.00155. Acosta, Ivonne, ed. Controversias históricas del siglo XX; seisconferencias de las tertulias sabatinas, primera serie 1992-1993. San Juan,PR, Editorial LEA, Ateneo Puertorriqueño, 1995. 102p., wraps, illus.,first edition, very good condition. . 35.00156. Acosta, Oscar Zeta. The East L.A. 13; in El Grito; volume III, no. 2,winter 1970. Berkeley, Quinto Sol, 1970. 7p. article in the 64p. issuethat includes an 8p. portfolio of drawings in black and red by RicardoCuadra, 6p. poetry by Ricardo Sanchez, Armando Morales on mental andpublic health issues, and more. 35.00157. Agosin, Marjorie and Cola Franzen, eds., The renewal of the vision;voices of Latin American women poets 1940 - 1980. London, SpectacularDiseases, 1987. 109p., introduction, contributors' notes, very good firsttrade edition of 750 copies in pictorial wraps. Julia Alvarez, AnaCastillo, et al. 18.00158. Aguila, Inc. ¿Qué es lo que puedo hacer si no Califico para la amnistía?Salinas, Aguila, Inc., 1987? 6 panel brochure folded to 4.75x8.5 inches,photocopied, text in Spanish. A guide to immigrant rights and amnesty.12.00Esta información es proporcionada por la coalición de derechos sobreimmigración de los angeles (chirla).159. Aguila, Inc. ¿Qué es lo que se debe hacer y lo que no se debe hacercuando quiera conseguir la residencia legal bajo la nueva ley deimmigración? San Diego, Aguila, Inc., 1987. 6 panel brochure folded to4.75x8.5 inches, text in Spanish. A guide to immigrant rights and amnesty.12.00160. Aguilar, Albert T. The sounds of a thinker/sondios de un pensador;bilingual second edition. San Francisco, Sendas Publishing Company,[1976?]. 94p., second edition, wraps. Short philosophic pieces and poetryin both English and Spanish. 22.00161. Aguilar , Ricardo. Caravana enlutada. Mexico City, Ediciones PájaroCascabel, 1975. 60p., one of 1,000 copies, wraps browned on spine andslightly worn. Chicano poet. 65.00162. Aguilar, Ricardo, Armando Armengol [and] Sergio D. Elizondo, eds.Palabra nueva, poesía Chicana. El Paso, Texas Western Press, TheUniversity of Texas at El Paso, 1985. 145p., wraps slightly edgeworn,first edition, very good condition. Poetry in Spanish by Juan FelipeHerrera, Francisco X. Alarcon and others. (Dos Pasos editores) 30.00163. Ainsworth, Katherine and Edward M., preface by Salvador Garcia. In theshade of the juniper tree; a life of Fray Junípero Serra. Garden City,Doubleday & Co., 1970. xii, 199p., preface in English and Spanish,bibliography, index, very good first edition stated in green cloth andgilt in lightly-worn, price-clipped and chipped dj. 12.00164. Alaniz, Yolanda. My politics is me. Seattle, the author, [197-?]. 4p.,8.5x11 inches, stapled. A speech by the Chicana/Freedom Socialist militanton the three aspects of her politics: Chicanismo, feminism and labor. OCLClists only one holding at UC Davis. 45.00

Yolanda Alaniz was born on 11 March 1950 and raised in the Yakima Valleyof eastern Washington. She became involved in the labor movement as anemployee at the University of Washington where she was one of the foundersof the Staff Rights Organizing Committee (SROC).165. Alarcon, Evelina. The urban crisis: Los Angeles rebels. New York,Political Affairs, 1992. 16p., wraps. By a Latina Communist, withconsiderable material on Mexican Americans as well as blacks in the wakeof the Rodney King riots. 10.00166. Alarcón, Francisco X. De amor oscuro/of dark love; with drawings by RayRice. Santa Cruz, CA, Moving Parts Press, 1992. [68]p., later printing,wraps. Gay Chicano poet. 15.00167. Alcalá, Kathleen. Spirits of the ordinary; a tale of Casas Grandes. SanFrancisco, Chronicle Books, 1987. 244p., first printing, dj. First novelby the Chicana writer. 22.00168. Alegria, Claribel and Darwin J. Flakoll. Ashes of Izalco; a novel,translated by Darwin J. Flakoll. Willamantic, CT, Curbstone Press, 1989.173p., wraps. Nicaraguan America poet. 12.00169. Alegria, Fernando. Lautaro; joven libertador de Arauco. Obra premiadaen el Concurso Latinoamericano de escritores, aupiciado por la EditorialFarrar & Rinehart. Santiago, Chile, Empresa Editora Zig-Zag S.A., 1943.238p., spotted blue boards with spine ends worn. 18.00170. Alegria, Fernando, ed. Chilean writers in exile; eight short novels.Trumansburg, The crossing Press, 1982. xi, 162p., wraps. A number of thecontributors, including the editor, reside in the US. 15.00171. Algarín, Miguel. Love is hard work; memorias de Loisaida. New York,Scribner, 1997. 155p., review copy with sheet laid in, first edition, dj.Nuyorican poet. 25.00172. Another copy, first wraps printing. 12.00173. Alire Sáenz, Benjamin. A gift from Papá Diego/Un regalo de Papá Diego,illustrations by Geronimo Garcia. El Paso, Cinco Puntos Press, 1989. 40p.illus. children's book by the Chicano author, 10x8 inches, wraps. 12.00174. Allende, Isabel. The infinite plan; a novel, translated from theSpanish by Margaret Sayers Peden. New York, HarperCollins, 1991. 382p.,brief inscription by the Chilean American writer, first printing, dj flapsslightly creased. 25.00175. Almaguer, Tomás. Interpreting Chicano history: the "World-System"approach to 19th century California. Berkeley, Institute for thye Study ofSocial Change, 1977. 40p. printed recto-only, 8.5x11 inches, introduction,notes, die-cut cover tape-repaired otherwise very good in stapled covers.(Working Papers Series #101) 25.00176. Alvarez, Julia. A cafecito story; afterword by Bill Eichner, woodcutsby Belkin Ramírez. White River Junction, VT, Chelsea Green PublishingCompany, 2001. 69p., wraps. Short story based on fair trade coffee.12.00177. Alvarez, Julia. How Tía Lola came to stay. New York, Alfred A. Knopf,2001. 147p., nice personal inscription by Alvarez on the half-title page,first printing, very good in a like dj. 18.00178. Alvarez, Julia. The other side/el otro lado. New York, Dutton, 1995.183p., advance uncorrected proof, wraps. Poetry. 30.00

179. Anaya, Rudolfo. Shaman winter. New York, Warner Books, 1999. 374p.,signed with a brief inscription by Anaya, first printing, dj. Albuquerquebasedmystery. 25.00180. Anaya, Rudolfo A. Bless me, Ultima; a novel. Berkeley, Quinto SolPublications, 1972. 248p., two ink notes on f.e.p., first edition, wrapswith minor wear, otherwise a very good copy of the most important - andscarcest - single work in the modern Chicano literary canon. 150.00181. [Anaya, Rudolfo A.]. In commemoration: one million volumes [essay in]A million stars, the millionth acquisition. Albuquerque, The University ofNew Mexico General Library, 1981. 7p. essay in the xix, 70p., 8.5x11inches, signed by Anaya on the title page, very good in grey boards.25.00182. Another copy, not signed, very good. 15.00183. Anaya, Rudolfo A. The silence of the llano; short stories. Berkeley,Tonatiuh-Quinto Sol International, 1982. 173p., later printing, wraps.18.00184. Anaya, Rudolfo A. and Francisco A. Lomeli. Aztlán; essays on theChicano homeland. Albuquerque, Academia/El Norte Publications, 1989. iv,248p., previous owner's name, lightly-worn trade paperback reissue inpictorial wraps. 12.00185. Anaya, Rudolfo A., ed. Voces; an anthology of Nuevo Mexicano writers.Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press, 1988. ix, 232p., wraps.15.00186. Anonymous, cover by Craig Esposito. Street punk. New York, Star Dist.,1989. 158p., very good reprint in original explicit camp pictorial wraps.Gay pulp fiction. (Young Stallions YS-132) 15.00Puerto Rican and African American characters.187. Arciniega, Miguel, Luis Casaus and Max Castillo. Parenting models andMexican Americans: a process analysis. Albuquerque, Pajarito Publications,1982. iii, 116p., inscribed by Casaus, second edition, wraps. (Specialseries #11) 22.00188. Arenas, Reinaldo. The assault; translated by Andrew Hurley. New York,Viking, 1994. 145p., first edition, dj. The Cuban American author found anunsympathetic reception in the US. He developed AIDS before taking his ownlife in 1990. 17.00189. Arenas, Reinaldo. Farewell to the sea; a novel of Cuba, translated byAndrew Hurley. New York, Viking, 1986. 413p., first US edition, dj.20.00190. Argüelles, Ivan. Captive of the vision of paradise; poems. Mill Valley,CA, Hartmus Press, 1982. 75p., wraps. 20.00191. Argüelles, Ivan and Jake Berry. Purisima sex addict II. Columbus, LunaBisinte Prods., 1997. 23p., 5.5x8.5 inches, very good first editionchapbook in stapled pictorial wraps. 15.00192. Arias, Ron. The road to Tamazunchale; a novel. Albuquerque, PajaritoPublications, 1978. 109p., first Pajarito edition, wraps with librarystamp on cover but no other indication of library accession. The 'true'first edition of this award-winning novel. 45.00

193. Armand, Octavio. With dusk; translated by Carol Maier. Durango, CO,Logbridge-Rhodes, 1984. 47p., wraps. Poetry by the Cuban American author.18.00194. Armengol, Joseph M., et. al., comps. English-Spanish guide for medicalpersonnel. Flushing, Medical Examination Publishing Co., 1966. 141p., someunderlining, wraps faded and slightly rubbed, with a small foredge stain.12.00195. Armistead, Samuel G. The Spanish tradition in Louisiana. I. Isleñofolkliterature, with musical transcriptions by Israel J. Katz. Newark, DE,Juan de la Cuesta, 1992. xx, 274p., first wraps printing, very good. Maps,music, riddles, proverbs. 35.00196. Arnold, Elliot. The time of the gringo. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1953.viii, 613p., second printing before publication, dj. Novel of Hispanic NewMexico. 25.00197. Arroyo Alejandre, Jesús, et. al. Migración rural hacia Estados Unidos;un estudio regional en Jalisco. Mexico City, Consejo Nacional para laCultura y las Artes, 1991. 289p., first edition, wraps. 30.00198. Arteaga, Dan. The death penalty versus thou shalt not kill. New York,Vantage Press, 1980. xi, 143p., f.e.p. missing, first edition, dj. TheMexican American author's argument in favor of the death penalty. 30.00199. Ashabranner, Brent. Still a nation of immigrants; photographs byJennifer Ashabranner. New York, Cobblehill Books/Dutton, 1993. ix, 131p.,first printing, dj. Focuses on immigrants from Asia and the Americas.Primarily for children. 15.00200. Ayala, Cesar J.; Rafael Bernabe. Puerto Rico in the American century: AHistory since 1898. Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 2007.428p., very good hardcover in dj. 12.00201. Bacchiega, Franca, ed. Sotto il quinto sole; antologia di poeti chicani,collaborazioni per lo spagnolo de Martha L. Canfield. Florence, PassigliEditori, 1990. 413p., very good in wraps. Bilingual texts, from Aluristato Bernice Zamora. 30.00202. Bach, Robert L. Becoming American, seeking justice; the immigrants'legal needs study. Binghamton, Institute for Research on Multiculturalismand International Labor, Binghamton University, 1996 . 64p., 8.5x11 inches,spiral-bound wraps. Deals primarily with immigration from the Americas,China and Vietnam. 45.00203. Badikian, Beatriz. Akewa is a woman. Chicago, March/Abrazo, 1982. 16p.,wraps. Includes a one-page introduction by Sandra Cisneros. Poetry.45.00204. Ballis, George. Basta! La historia de nuestra lucha / Enough! the taleof our struggle. Photos: George Ballis. Text from the Plan of Delano.Delano, Farm Worker Press, 1966. 72p., profusely illustrated, bilingualtext, oblong 11x7.5 inches, very good in wraps. A superb evocation of theearly days of the grape strike. 35.00205. Balseiro, Jose A. El Recuerdos literarios y reminiscencias personales.Madrid, Gredos, 1981. 278p., wraps somewhat worn, interior clean.(Biblioteca romanica hispanica, Campo Abierto, 37) 25.00206. Bandini, Albert R. Fray Junipero of California; a narrative poemdescribing the founding of California Missions by Father Junipero Serra of

the Franciscan order, with 10 illustrations. Carmel, CA, The Ave MariaBookshop, 1949. 103p., wraps slightly soiled. 35.00207. [Banuelos, Romana]. [Dollar bill with Banuelos signature engraved inthe plate, enclosed in a CREEP folder]. Washington, Committee for the Reelectionof the President, Nov 14, 1972. Cover letter, with red and blueletterhead, over printed signatures of CREEP functionaries Clark MacGregorand Alex Armendariz; mailing envelope (also printed blue and red); andfolder (blue and red with b&w photo of Banuelos and Nixon seated together);and crisp dollar bill (E 80005080 B). Envelope a bit torn, other itemsfine. 25.00"Please keep the enclosed dollar bill to commemorate Mrs. Banuelos'appointment as United States Treasurer, and as a reminder of ourPresident's confidence in Spanish-speaking Americans".208. Barba Jordi, Jamie Eloy. Mas allá de la mies y del sonido (poemas).Miami, Ediciones Universal, 1973. 80p., first edition, wraps. CubanAmerican poet. 30.00209. Barrera, Mario. Beyond Aztlan; ethnic autonomy in comparativeperspective. New York, Praeger, 1988. xii, 209p., first printing. 25.00210. Barrera, Mario and Geralda Vialpando, editors, Ernesto Galarza,Guillermo Flores and Rosalio Muñoz. Action research in defense of thebarrio; interviews with Ernesto Galarza, Guillermo Flores and RosalioMuñoz. Los Angeles, Aztlán Publications, 1974. 36p., 6x9 inches,introduction, suggested reading, illustrated with photos, very good firstedition booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. 25.00211. Barrera Fuentes, Florencio. Ricardo Flores Magon; el apostol cautivo.Mexico City, Biblioteca del Instituto Nacional de Estudios Historicos dela Revolucion Mexicana, 1973. 220p., wraps . 45.00212. Barrio, Raymond. The plum plum pickers; a novel. Guerneville, CA,Ventura Press, 1969. 201p., later printing, inscribed by Barrio, wraps.25.00213. Batterson, Richard F. America's post-war immigration policy. Washington,Council for Social and Economic Studies, 1984. 30p., wraps. Offprint fromThe Journal of Social, Political & Economic Studies, Fall 1984, vol. 9, #3.12.00214. Bauer, K. Jack. The Mexican War; 1846-1848. New York, MacmillanPublishing Co., 1974. xxi, 454p. first edition, dj. (The wars of theUnited States) 25.00215. Bautista de Anza, Captain Juan, transcribed, translated and indexedwith commentary notes by Donald T. Garate. Captain Juan Bautista de Anza -correspondence- on various subjects 1775; archivo general de la Nación,Provincias Internas 237, section 3. San Leandro, Los Californianos, 1995.vii, 328p., 8.5x11 inches, preface, glossary of names, appendix(facsimiles of origional documents) very good first edition tradepaperback in original printed wraps. (Antepasados Volume VIII) 45.00216. Bean, Frank D. and Gray Swicegood. Mexican American fertility patterns.Austin, University of Texas Press, 1985. xi, 178p., first edition, dj.(Mexican American monograph #10) 25.00217. Bean, Frank D. and W. Parker Frisbie, eds. The demography of racial andethnic groups. New York, Academic Press, 1978. xiv, 321p., previous

owner's bookplate, first printing. Emphasis on African Americans, butcovering most other American groupings as well. 15.00218. Beas, Juan Carlos and Manuel Ballesteros. Movimiento indigena yMagonismo en Mexico. Mexico City, Ediciones Antorcha, 1987. 54p., one of1,000 copies, wraps. 22.00219. Becker, Thomas M., et. al., eds. Racial and ethnic patterns ofmortality in New Mexico. Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press, 1993.xviii, 233p., first edition. 18.00220. Behrens, June. Fiesta! Cinco de Mayo, festivals and holidays,photographs by Scott Taylor. Chicago, Childrens Press, 1978. 32p.children's book, illus. with Taylor's color photos, prior owner's name,slightly worn wraps. 12.00221. Bell, Christine. The Pérez family. New York, W. W. Norton & Company,1990. 256p., first edition, dj. Comic novel of a Cuban American family inMiami exile. 18.00222. Bell, Horace. Reminiscences of a ranger or, early times in SouthernCalifornia; the foreword is written by Arthur M. Ellis and theillustrations are by James S. Bodrero. Santa Barbara, Wallace Hebberd,1927. 499p. + 16p. illus., slightly edgeworn and faded dj with two smallstains on spine. 25.00With considerable material on Joaquin Murietta and other 'bandit' andoutlaw tales, filibustering expeditions, rancho life.223. Bell, Patricia. Puerto Rico; "island paradise" of U.S. imperialism. NewYork, New Outlook Publishers, 1967. 31p., wraps. 15.00224. Benítez, Sandra. Bitter grounds. New York, Hyperion, 1997. 445p., firstedition, dj. Benítez' first novel. 22.00225. Benitez, Tomas, Gilda Haas and Carol Wells. We Shall Not Be Moved:Posters and the Fight Against Displacement in L.A.s Figueroa Corridor.Oakland, PM Press, 2008. 51p., wraps, 11x8.5 inches, color illusthroughout. 12.00226. Bergero, Adriana J. and Jorge Ruffinelli, editors. Nuevo texto critico25/28. Stanford, Dept. of Spanish & Portuguese, Stanford University, 2000.296p., texts in English and Spanish, and Portuguese, very good tradepaperback literary journal in pictorial wraps. 20.00227. Bernard, Jacqueline. Voices from the southwest; Antonio Jose Martinez,Elfego Baca, Reies Lopez Tijerina. New York, Scholastic Book Services,1972. 128p.,illustrations, very good first edition trade paperback inpictorial wraps. 15.00Three biographies.228. Biberman, Herbert. Salt of the earth; the story of a film. Boston,Beacon Press, 1965. 373p., front., illus., first edition, slightlyedgeworn dj. 35.00Biberman, one of the Hollywood 10, produced Salt of the Earth to documenta Mexican American miners' strike in New Mexico.229. Bigelow, Bill; Barbara Miner; Bob Peterson, eds. Rethinking Columbus:teaching about the 500th anniversary of Columbus' arrival in America. Aspecial issue of Rethinking Schools. Milwaukee, Rethinking Schools, 1991.95p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches. later printing. 20.00

230. Blaut, J. M. y Loida Figueroa, con prólogo por Carlos Gallisá. Aspectosde la cuestion nacional en Puerto Rico. San Juan, Editorail Claridad, 1988.v, 112p., notás, text in Spanish, very good first trade paperback editionin pictorial wraps. 30.00231. Bolton, Herbert Eugene. The padre on horseback; a sketch of EusebioFrancisco Kino, S. J., apostle to the Pimas. San Francisco, Sonora Press,1932. xvi, 90p., dj slightly worn on front cover near spine ends. 75.00232. Bone, J. P. Illegals; a novel. Berkeley, Mindfield Publications, 1996.214p., wraps. On Central American refugees in the US. 15.00233. Bouvier, Leon F. and Robert W. Gardner. Immigration to the U.S.: theunfinished story. Washington, Population Reference Bureau, 1986. 51p.,wraps. Primarily concerned with Hispanic immigration, legal and illegal.(Population bulletin, vol. 41, #4) 12.00234. Braschi, Wilfredo. Nuevas tendencias en la literatura puertorriqueña.San Juan, PR, Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña, 1960. 14p., wraps a bitbrowned. (Esta conferencia fue dictada por su autor el 6 de junio de 1958)25.00235. Braschi, Wilfredo. La primera piedra; trabajos de arte de José R.Alicea. San Juan, Instituton de Cultura Puertorriqueña, 1977. 100p., oneof 3,000 copies, first edition, wraps. (Literatura hoy III.3) 18.00236. Braun, Ruth. Homemaking for our migrant families; report ofDemonstration Project II, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. Cleveland, NationalConsumers Committtee for Research and Education, 1959. 15p., wraps. Reporton a research study designed to develop home economics educationalservices to migrant Mexican families. 12.00237. Brito, Aristeo. The devil in Texas/el diablo en Texas; translated fromthe Spanish by David William Foster. Tempe, Bilingual Press/EditorialBilingüe, 1990. 212p., advance uncorrected galley, wraps. Brito originallypublished the book, in Spanish, in 1976. (Clásicos Chicanos #5) 18.00238. Broaddus, J. Morgan. The legal heritage of El Paso; edited by Samuel D.Myres, drawings by Russell Waterhouse. El Paso, Texas Western CollegePress, 1963. viii, 250p. including scattered illus., one of 300 copiesbound for members of the El Paso bar and signed and numbered by Broaddus,dj somewhat shabby with a small chip and closed tear. With considerablematerial on Hispanic origins. 125.00239. Brown, Wenzell. Dynamite on our doorstep; Puerto Rican paradox. NewYork, Greenberg : Publisher, 1945. 301p. + 8p. illus., second printing.15.00240. Browning, Rufus P., Dale Rogers Marshall, and David H. Tabb. Protest isnot enough; the struggle of blacks and Hispanics for equality in urbanpolitics. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1984. xvi, 317p.,inscribed by Browning, first printing, dj. 30.00241. Brownlee, Fred L. New day ascending. Boston, The Pilgrim Press, 1946.[x], 310p., very good in a like dj. 25.00History of the American Missionary Association, especially among blacks inboth the US and Africa, but includes missions to Puerto Rico, Jamaica,Asian Americans and the American Southwest.242. Buenrostro Ceballos, Alfrédo Felix, editor. Memoria del CongresoInternational sobre fronteras en Iberoamerica ayer y hoy; tomo I, II.Mexicalli, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, 1990. 381p., 335p.,

footnotes, text in Spanish and English, two volumes very good in tradepaperback wraps. 65.00243. [Bumper sticker]. No grapes. Keene, CA, United Farm Workers of America,[1973?]. 15x4 inch bumper sticker, red and white, no logo, two verticalfolds. 20.00244. [Bumper sticker]. No uvas. N. pl., n. pub., [198-?]. 15x4 inch bumpersticker. 15.00245. Burgos, Adrian, Jr. Cuban star; how one Negro-League owner changed theface of baseball. New York, Hill and Wang, 2011. xvi, 302p., review sheetslaid in, first printing, very good in a like dj. Bio of the owner of theNew York Cubans, who financed his Harlem-based team via gambling. 18.00246. Burke, James Wakefield. Missions of old Texas. South Brunswick, A. S.Barnes & Company, 1971. 179p. incl. illus., dj. 35.00247. Cabello-Argandoña, Roberto, Juan Gómez-Quiñones, Patricia Herrera Dúran,comps. The Chicana: a comprehensive bibliographic study,with anintroduction by Roberto Peter Haro. Los Angeles, Chicano Studies Center,University of California, 1976. xii, 308p., foreword, introduction,indexes, illustrations, very good first edition trade paperback inpictorial wraps. 25.00248. Cabinet Committee on Opportunity for the Spanish Speaking. Directory ofSpanish speaking community organizations in the United States June 1970[cover title]. Washington, the Committee, 1970. x, 224p., 8.5x11 inches,mildly-worn trade paper wraps. Contains contact addresses, organizationalpurpose, and other relevant information. 22.00249. Cabral, Olga. Occupied country. Brooklyn, New Rivers Press, 1976. 30p.,wraps. Poetry. 18.00250. Cajiga, Luis. Génesis; décimas criollas. San Juan, Instituton deCultura Puertorriqueña, 1977. 142p., first edition, wraps. (Literaturahoy ) 25.00251. Calhoon, F. D. Coolies, Kanakas and Cousin Jacks; and eleven otherethnic groups who populated the west during the gold rush years.Sacramento, Cal-Con Publishers, 1986. iii, 322p. + 26p. appendix, illus.,brief gift inscription by prior owner, wraps. Covers Native Americans,Mexicans, Chinese, Blacks and many more. 20.00252. California Legislature. Fourteenth report of the Senate factfindingsubcommittee on un-American activities, 1967. Sacramento, Senate of theState of California, 1967. 209p., wraps. Primarily concerned with theDelano grape strike, our tireless Senators also looked into the SpringMobilization Against the War in Vietnam. 15.00253. California. Legislature. Un-American Activities in California, [1943].Report of the Joint Fact-Finding Committee to the Fifty-Fifth CaliforniaLegislature. Sacramento, The Senate, 1943. 445p., original wraps slightlyshelfworn, the first report of a long series. 20.00California's Un-American Activities committee was formed in 1941; thisreport covers its activities from July 1941-March 1943, sections on the CP,the King, Conner Ramsay Case, the Sinarquistas and Zoot-Suit ‘crimes’,Nazi and other fascist activities, Japanese and even Mankind United.254. Camarillo, Albert, Ph. D., compiler. Mexican Americans in urbansociety ; a selected bibliography. Berkeley, Floricanto Press, 1986. v,

296p., introduction, index, very good first edition trade paperback inpictorial wraps. 15.00255. Camincha, Benvenutto. As time goes by. New York, iUniverse, 2005. 60p.,inscribed and signed by the Peruvian American poet residing in NorthernCalifornia, very good in wraps. Novella about two Peruvian immigrantsliving in San Francisco. 15.00256. Campbell, Anne. The girls in the gang; a report from New York City.London, Basil Blackwell, 1984. 277p., second printing, dj. On three NewYork gangs - one exclusively Hispanic, one black, and one that combinesboth. 12.00257. Campo, Rafael. Landscape with human figure. Durham, Duke UniversityPress, 2002. xi, 88p., uncorrected proof, wraps. Gay Cuban American poet.15.00258. Campoamor, Diana, Dr. William A. Díaz, and Henry A. J. Ramos, editors.Nuevos senderos; reflections on Hispanics and philanthropy. Houston, ArtePúblico Press, 1999. 294p., introduction, notes, bibliography,contributors bios, illustrated with tables and figures, fine first editiontrade paperback in pictorial wraps. 15.00259. Canales, José Thomas, ed. Bits of Texas history in the melting part ofAmerica, in two parts, of which this is Part I entitled: The prisoners ofMatamoros by Captain Reuben M. Potter and The angel of Goliad by HarbertDavenport, together with five appendixes. Brownsville, TX, the author,1950. 66p., slight browning to base of pastedwons and endpapers, dj withtwo small chips on rear. 50.00260. Cancel, Luis R., Jacinto Quirarte, Marimar Benítez, et. al. The LatinAmerican spirit: art and artists in the United States, 1920-1970. New York,The Bronx Museum of the Arts and Harry N. Abrams, 1988. 343p., 9x11 inches,sponsor's statement, introduction, biographies, notes, bibliography, listsprofusely illustrated with b&w and color plates, exhibition catalog,remainder mark bottom edge, very good in green silk cloth, copper titlingand unclipped dj. 30.00261. Cantarow, Ellen. Moving the mountain; women working for social change.With Susan Gushee O'Malley and Sharon Hartman Strom. New York, TheFeminist Press & The McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1980. xli, 166p., wraps,ownership signature and address on half title page, interior otherwiseunmarked. (Women's lives, women's work) 12.00Includes lengthy sections on Ella Baker and the Civil Rights struggle, andJessie Lopez De La Cruz and Farmworkers' rights.262. Capetillo, Luisa. Amor y anarquía; los escritos de Luisa Capetillo. RíoPiedras, PR, Ediciones Huracán, 1992. 222, [vi]p., wraps, very goodcondition, frontispiece. (Colección Clásicos Huracán, no. 5) 35.00Capetillo (1879-1922), Puerto Rican labor organizer & anarchist, firstorganized farm workers and later Cuban & Puerto Rican workers in New YorkCity and in Tampa. She was also a fierce advocate for women's rights &suffrage.263. Cardillo, Rimer. Rimer Cardillo. New York, INTAR, 1989. 12p., illus.with examples of the Uruguayan American artist's archaeological work,8.5x9 inches, wraps. 25.00264. Cardona-Hine, Alvaro. Menashtash. Santa Barbara, The Little SquareReview, 1969. 69p., 5x6.5 inches, poems in Spanish and English on facing

pages, very good first limited edition, one of 600 copies, trade paperwraps. 25.00Costa Rican American poet.265. Cardona-Hine, Alvaro. Words on paper. Los Angeles, The Red Hill Press,1974. 48p., wraps. Poetry. 15.00266. Cardoso, Maria Fernanda. Maria Fernanda Cardoso; MIT List Visual ArtsCenter, 15 January through 27 March 1994. Cambridge, the Center, 1994. 32p.illustrated catalog for the exposition of recent sculpture by theColombian American artist, 7.5x5 inches, very good in wraps. 40.00267. Carlos, Manuel L. State policies, state penetration, and ecology: acomparative analysis of uneven development in Mexico's micro agrariaregions. La Jolla, Program in United States - Mexican Studies, Universityof California, San Diego, 1981. 39p., printed recto-only, 8.5x11 inches,introduction, tables, bibliography, very good in stapled printed wraps.(Working papers in U.S. - Mexican Studies, 19) 25.00268. Carlson, Alvar W. The Spanish-American homeland: four centuries in NewMexico's Ro Arriba. Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1990.xviii, 294p., preface, appendices, glossary, notes, index, ilustrated withmaps, tables and photos, very good first edition in cloth boards andunclipped dj. 20.00269. Carrero, Jaime. Sutano; el de las purgas y los lagartijos (cuento parapi eich dis y críticos). N. pl., Colección Salto del Chivo, 1979. 11p.,illus., signed by Nicolás Kanellos (one of the two dedicatees), 8x10inches, near fine in wraps. OCLC lists one holding. 95.00270. Carrillo, Charles M. Hispanic New Mexican pottery; evidence of craftspecialization 1790 - 1890. Albuquerque, LPD Press, 1997. xvii, 265p.,foreword, preface, introduction, appendixes including glossary, sourcesetc., index, illustrated with photos, drawings, maps, figures, very goodfirst paperback edition in pictorial wraps. Signed by the author. 30.00271. Carrillo, Jorge, comp. Restructuración industrial; maquiladoras en lafrontera Mexico-Estados Unidos. Mexico City, Consejo Nacional para laCultura y las Artes, 1989. 429p., first edition, wraps. 25.00272. Carrillo, Leonardo, et. al., eds. Canto al pueblo: an anthology ofexperiences. San Antonio, PENCA books, 1978. viii, 107p., nearly fine inwraps. Contributors - prose, poetry, art, photography - read like a who'swho of Chicanismo in the arts during the 1970s - José Antonio Burciaga,Lorna Dee Cervantes, Abelardo Delgado, Juan Bruce-Novoa, Evangelina Vigil,Ricardo Sanchez and many more. 65.00273. Carrillo-Beron, Carmen. Changing adolescent sex-role ideology throughshort term bicultural group process. San Francisco, R and E ResearchAssociates, 1977. xi, 102p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. Focuses on Chicanoculture. 25.00274. Castañeda, Omar S. Among the volcanoes. New York, Lodestar Books, 1991.183p., first printing, dj. Novel for younger readers by the GuatamalanAmerican author. 18.00275. Casteñeda Shular, Antonia, et. al., eds. Literatura chicana/Chicanoliterature; text and context. Englewood Cliffs, Prentice-Hall, 1972.xxviii, 368p., later wraps printing. 17.00276. Castillo, Ana. Loverboys; stories. New York, W. W. Norton & Company,1996. 224p., first printing, dj. 18.00

277. Castillo, Ana. My father was a Toltec; poems. Novato, West End Press,1988. 75p., first edition of the book's first appearance, wraps. 25.00278. Castillo, Ana. So far from God; a novel. New York, W. W. Norton &Company, 1993. 252p., signed on the title page by the Chicana novelist,first edition, dj. 25.00279. An unsigned copy of the first edition, dj. 18.00280. Castillo, Pedro G. and Antonio Ríos Bustamante. México en Los Angeles;una historia social y cultural, 1781-1985, traducción: Ana Rosa GonzálexMatute. Mexico City, Alianza Editorial Mexicana, 1989. 288p., firstedition in Spanish, wraps. (Los Noventa) 25.00281. Another copy of the first Spanish language edition, slight dampstain atbase, wraps. 22.00282. Castro, Tony. Chicano power; the emergence of Mexican America. New York,Saturday Review Press/E.P. Dutton, 1974. xiii, 242p., preface,bibliography, index, mild tanning to endpapers otherwise very good firstedition in cloth-backed boards and unclipped dj. 45.00Washington Post journalist and documentary filmmaker of the Farah laborstruggle.283. Castro Neira, Yerko. En la orilla de la justicia; migración y justiciaen los márgenes del estado. Iztalpapa, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana,2009. 469p., one of 1,000 copies, fine in wraps. Castro Neira follows aOaxacan community to the fields of California. 45.00284. Catalá, Rafael. Ciencia poesia. Minneapolis, Prisma Books, 1986. 126p.,wraps. Cuban American poet. 35.00285. Cervantes, Ricard C. and Felipe G. Castro. Stress, coping, and MexicanAmerican mental health: a systematic review. N. pl., Spanish SpeakingMental Health Research Center, 1985. 73p., wraps. Originally appeared inthe Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences, 1985, vol. 7, no. 1. 18.00286. Chalfant, Henry and James Prigoff. Spraycan art; with 224 colorillustrations. New York, Thames and Hudson, 1987. 96p., profusely illus.,8.25x10.75 inches, wraps. Hip-hop influences internationally, with somefocus on New York and the Bay Area. 15.00287. Chambers, Veronica. Mama's girl. New York, Riverhead Books, 1996. 194p.,first printing, dj. The African American writer/editor's memoir of growingup in Brooklyn in the 1970s, with considerable material on her Panamanianimmigrant mother. 12.00288. Chambless, Dorothy Mejia. Race and sex, 1972: Collision or Comradeship?Seattle, Radical Women, n.d. 14p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches. 20.00Discusses tensions between the Third World Women movement and the Feministmovement; argues that radical women are the common link between allcompeting factions of the left.289. Chan, Sucheng, ed. Income and status differences between white andminority Americans; a persistent inequality. With the assistance of JenniCurrie. Lewiston, NY, The Edward Mellen Press, 1990. iv, 370p. Thearticles herein focus on Asian Americans and Hispanics in relation towhites. (Studies in sociology, #3) 22.00290. Chavarría, Jesús. José Carlos Mariátegui, revolutionary nationalist:the origins and crisis of modern Peruvian nationalism, 1870 - 1930; adissertation. Los Angeles, University of California, 1967. xi, 415p.

printed recto-only, 9x11 inches, preface, vita, absract, epilogue,bibliography in four parts, very good dissertation in buckram cloth andgilt. Inscribed and signed by the author to Robert Burr, the CommitteeChairman and the author's mentor. 30.00This dissertation was the basis for Chavarría's book published by theUniversity of New Mexico Press in 1979.291. Chávez, Denise. The last of the menu girls. Houston, Arte Público Press,1986. 190p., signed by Chavez and dated 1986, first printing, wraps.Introduction by Rudolfo A. Anaya. 25.00292. Another copy, later printing, inscribed by Chavez, wraps. 18.00293. Chavez, Denise. Loving Pedro Infante; a novel. New York, Farrar, Strausand Giroux, 2001. 325p., inscribed "... In memory of the Pedro's we'veknown!" by the Chicana author, with two color photos of her at a readinglaid in, first edition, dj. 35.00294. Chavez, Fray Angelico. But time and change; the story of Padre Martinezof Taos, 1793 - 1867. Santa Fe, Sunsotne Press, 1981. 173p., foreword,notes, bibliography, very good first edition trade paperback in lightlyrubbedpictorial wraps. 25.00295. Chavez, Fray Angelico. La conquistadora; the autobiography of anancient statue. Paterson, St. Anthony Guild Press, 1954. vii, 134p. +front., five plates, signed by Chavez with a brief inscription, worn dj.Story of a wooden statue dragged from Mexico City to Santa Fe in the early17th century. 75.00296. Chavez, Fray Angelico. Selected poems; with an apologia. Santa Fe, St.George Cooke, 1969. [60]p., very good in wraps. 30.00297. Chavez, Fray Angelico. Trës macho-he said; Padre Gallegos ofAlbuquerque, New Mexico's first congressman. Santa Fe, William Gannon,1985. viii, 117p. + 8p. photos, signed on front free endpaper by Chavez,very good first edition in cloth boards and unclipped dj. 25.00298. Chavez, Linda. Out of the barrio; toward a new politics of Hispanicassimilation. n. pl., BasicBooks, 1991. x, 208p., introduction, notes,index, very good first edition in cloth-backed boards and unclipped , dj.12.00299. Chavez, MK. Virgin eyes. Berkeley, Zeitgeist Press, [200-?]. 19p.,wraps. Poetry. 15.00300. Chavez, Tibo J. New Mexican folklore of the Rio Abajo; drawings byReggie Chavez. Santa Fe, William Gannon, 1987. x, 67p., wraps. Reprint ofthe 1972 edition. 20.00301. Chicano Studies Research Center Field Studies Development. Appliedhumanities and Chicano studies student handbook: 1982 - 1983. Los Angeles,University of California, 1982. [iv] 50p., printed recto-only, 8.5x11inches, preface, appendixes, very good in stapled, library-tape bindingand printed green wraps. 20.00302. [Chiles, Joseph B.]. A visit to California in 1841; as recorded forHubert Howe Bancroft in an interview with Joseph B. Chiles. Foreword byGeorge R. Stewart, including his essay about Chiles written in 1920.Berkeley, The Friends of the Bancroft Library, 1970. 21p., wraps.(Keepsake #18) 18.00

303. Cintron, Ralph. Angel's town; Chero ways, gang life, and rhetorics ofthe everyday. Boston, Beacon Press, 1997. xiii, 264p., first printing, dj.Ethnography of a Mexican American community in a midwestern city. 22.00304. Cisneros, Oscar S. The flower queen: a mother's art interprets herson's poetry. Matamoros, the author, 2001. 47p., very good in wraps. Notfound in OCLC. 25.00Poetry by Cisneros, the son of a single mother who grew up in poverty inBrownsville, Texas, but ended up studying law at UC Berkeley. The poemsare illustrated with paintings by his mother.305. Cisneros, Sandra. The house on Mango Street. Houston, Arte PúblicoPress, 1988. 103p., second revised edition, wraps. 35.00306. Cisneros, Sandra. My wicked wicked ways; broadside. Berkeley, Black OakBooks, Designed and printed at Okeanos Press, 1992. Single sheet broadside,5.5x13.5 inches, printed one side, heavy cream stock, decorativeillustration at the top. Very good condition. 20.00Poem from the book of the same name published by Black Oak books on theoccasion of Cisneros' reading.307. Cisternas, Marina. Forever damned. New York, Vantage Press, 1955. 260p.,inscribed by the Chilean American novelist, first edition, edgeworn dj.75.00308. An unsigned/uninscribed copy of the first edition, edgeworn dj. 50.00309. Another copy of the first edition, unisgned, lacking dj. 35.00310. Clendenen, Clarence C. Blood on the border; the United States army andthe Mexican irregulars. New York, The Macmillan Company, 1969. 390p. + 16p.photos, endpaper maps, introduction, chapter notes, conclusions,bibliography, index, very good first edition in cloth boards and unclippeddj. (Macmillan Wars of the United States, Louis Morton, general editor)40.00311. Cockcroft, James D. Outlaws in the promised land; Mexican immigrantworkers and America's future. New York, Grove Press, 1986. 306p., firstwraps printing. 15.00312. Coll y Toste, Cayetano. Leyendas Puertorriqueñas ; adaptación y versiónmoderna de Jose Ramirez Rivera. Mayagüez, Ediciones Libero, 1979/88. 120p.,illus. in text, prior owner's signature, later printing, wraps.worn onspine. 15.00313. Colorado Comité Against Repression. Disarm the police, or arm thepeople. A study and analysis. Alamosa, CO, Colorado Comité AgainstRepression, [1978?]. 41, [27]p., wraps. Focus on the police and the PuertoRican (FALN) and Chicano movements. 45.00314. Colson, J. B., Malcolm Collier, Jay Rabinowitz, Steve Yates, essays.Far from Main Street; three photographers in depression-era New Mexico:Russell Lee, John Collier, Jr., Jack Delano. Santa Fe, Museum of NewMexico Press, 1994. 86p., profuse high-resolution b&w photoreproductionson coated paperstock, many half- and full-page images (essays areshortish), line map, 12x9 inch glossy wraps, a very good copy. 20.00315. Comite de Salvadoreños Progresistas. Demonstration in front of ElSalvador Consulate [leaflet]. San Francisco, Comite de SalvadoreñosProgresistas, [1981]. Single sheet, 8.5x11 inches, light fold creases,with woodcut-style illustration of revolutionary marchers. 18.00

Calls for a hunger strike and march.316. Committee to Defend Francisco Molina. The case of Francisco Molina,political prisoner. New York, the Committee, [1961]. 16p., wraps, phonenumber crayoned on back cover, slightly musty. The pro-Castro Molina, aCuban American worker from New York, was arrested following the death of ayoung girl after a shooting. The trial was punctuated with CIAinvolvements in the case and in Cuban American communities in general.20.00317. Conover, Ted. Coyotes; a journey through the secret world of America'sillegal aliens. New York, Vintage, 1987. xix, 264p., first printing, wraps.Paperback original. 127.00318. Constantino, Joan and Josephine Constantino. Pepito at Capistrano;pictures by Lucia Patton. Chicago, Albert Whitman & Company, 1948. 32p.,first printing, edgeworn dj. Children's book on California’s SpanishMissions, happy Native American boys and girls, and swallows ... 25.00319. Conteris, Hiber. Informacion sobre la ruta 1. Barcelona, Salvat, 1987.255p., very good in wraps. 15.00Uruguay-born professor at the University of Wisconsin.320. Cooley, Oscar W. and Paul Poirot. The freedom to move. Irvington-on-Hudson, NY, Foundation for Economic Education, 1951. 34-page booklet inoriginal wraps. 18.00Conservative defense of immigration; blames problems of immigration suchas Puerto Rican slums in New York on government interference.321. Coors Boycott and Strike Support Coalition of Colorado. Boycott coorsbeer! "Brewed with pure Rocky Mountain scab labor" . Denver, Coors Boycottand Strike Support Coalition of Colorado, 1977. 10p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches,comic book format, lower margin worn, paper browned. 18.00322. Córdova, Teresa, ed. Chicano studies: critical connection betweenresearch and community; March 1992. [San Jose], National Association forChicano Studies, 1992. v, 69p., 8.5x11 inches, stapled wraps. 30.00Report on the conference.323. Corle, Edwin. The royal highway (El Camino Real). Indianapolis, TheBobbs-Merrill Company, 1949. 351p. + 22p. Illus. and maps, first edition.Primarily on Hispanic California. 22.00324. Cornelius, Wayne A., Richard Mines, Leo R. Chavez and Jorge G. Castro.Mexican immigrants in the San Francisco Bay Area: a summary of currentknowledge, a report prepared for the Bay Area and the World Project. SanDiego, Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies, 1982. v, 86p., very good firstedition trade paperback in printed marigold wraps, creased front cover.(Research report series, #40) 18.00325. Corpi, Lucha. Cactus blood. Houston, Arte Publico Press, 1995. 216p.,uncorrected galley proofs, inscribed by someone (possibly by Corpi), wraps.18.00326. Corpi, Lucha. Variaciones sobre una tempestad/variations on a storm;English translation by Catherine Rodríguez-Nieto. Berkeley, Third WomanPress, 1990. 97p., signed by both the poet and the translator, wraps.35.00

327. Corpi, Lucha. Variaciones sobre una tempestad/variations on a storm;English translation by Catherine Rodríguez-Nieto. Berkeley, Third WomanPress, 1990. 97p., signed by the poet, wraps. 35.00328. Corral Barrera, Hermino. Los fabricantes de braceros. Mexico City,Editores Asociados Mexicanos, 1980. 256p., first edition, wraps. 45.00329. Corretjer, Juan Antonio. Abizu Campos and the Ponce massacre. New York,World View Publishers, [1965?]. 25p., wraps, edges slightly browned.15.00330. Cose, Ellis. The best defense. New York, HarperCollins, 1998. vii,259p., review slip laid in, advanced uncorrected proof in plain printedred wraps bearing a white sticker with "7-city author tour" info. Thefirst mystery novel by the African American journalist contains both Blackand Hispanic themes. 12.00331. Costo, Rupert and Jeannette Henry Costo, eds. The missions ofCalifornia: a legacy of genocide. San Francisco, The Indian HistoricalPress, 1987. x, 233p., wraps with a "used textbook" sticker; slightedgewear, good copy. 25.00332. Cota-Robles, Patricia Diane. What on earth is going on? Tucson, The NewAge Study of Humanity's Purpose, 1997. xi, 448p., 'limited first edition',wraps. Latino new ager. 15.00333. Craig, Richard B. The bracero program; interest groups and foreignpolicy. Austin, University of Texas Press, 1971. xvii, 233p., preface,introduction, bibliography, index, footnotes, bookplate, very good firstedition in cloth boards and heavily-clipped dj. 35.00334. Craver, Rebecca McDowell. The impact of intimacy; Mexican-Anglointermarriage in New Mexico, 1821-1846. El Paso, Texas Western press, 1982.79p., wraps. (Southwestern studies #66) 22.00335. Cray, Ed. Burden of proof; the case of Juan Corona, with an afterwordby Richard Hawk, attorney for the defense. New York, Macmillan PublishingCo., 1973. 386p. + 4p. illus., first edition, dj. Cray argues that Coronawas convicted of the Yuba City murders because he failed to prove hisinnocence. 30.00336. Crewdson, John. The tarnished door; the new immigrants and thetransformation of America. New York, Times Books, 1983. x, 354p., firstprinting, dj. On Mexican, Central American and Haitian immigrants.22.00337. Cronnell, Bruce, ed. The writing needs of linguistically differentstudents; the proceedings of a research/practice conference held at SWRLEducational Research and Development, Los Alamitos, California, June 25-26,1981. Los Alamitos, SWRL Educational Research and Development, 1981. 164p.,wraps. Primarily concerned with Hispanics, the conference covered Blackand Native American topics as well. 18.00338. Cruz, Resurreción. Santora; the good daughter, a novel. San Francisco,Xipactli Publishing, 2001. 310p., very good in wraps. Curandera-themednovel set in San Francisco's Mission District. 22.00339. Cuebas Quintana, David. El limón. N. pl., Estado Libre asociado dePuerto Rico, [2003?]. 54p., very good in wraps. On the history andcultivation of lemons by the Puerto Rican botanist. 12.00340. Cullimore, Clarence. The martyrdom and interment of padre FranciscoGarces. Bakersfield, Kern County Historical Society, 1954. 9p., two b&w

plates, staplebound 10x7 inch plain printed wraps, general browning ofstock with slight signs of handling. Garces and colleagues went into anarea already exasperated by Spanish depredations, and were summarilyexecuted. 15.00341. Cultural Awareness Training Project. California cultural awarenessresource guide for adult educators and employers. San Francisco, ChinatownResources Development Center, 1982. 298p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. Anattempt to look at California's changing demography, focusing on people ofAfrican, Chinese, Filipino, Latino, Indochinese and Native Americanorigins, prepared by consultants in each area. 75.00342. Cuneo, Pablo. Bronka stooler boo boo boo. Berkeley, Mother's Hen, 1986.9p., later printing, introduction by Floyd Salas, wraps. (Mucho somos)25.00The title story, three lines long, mentions Dracula and dwells onvampirism ("The bats eat rat fish. Dracula turns into a bat. Then he suckspeople's blood and he lives in a haunted house" &c &c --won't tell you howit ends). We think that "Bronka Stooler" is Pablo's rendering of BramStoker. "Boo boo boo," I'm telling a scary story.343. D'Amico, Albert Generoso. Brotherly wrath. San Francisco, MainstreetFoundation, 1981. 286p., hardcover with slightly edgeworn dj, old pricelabel on spine. 18.00Novel abouy race relations in San Francisco in 1980. Stated to be from thefirst run of 500 copies sold as a fundraiser for the Mainstreet Foundation,a jail-diversion program based in San Francisco.344. D'Aquino, Hernando. Sinfonia Martiana (vida y pasion), prologo deRafael Estenger. Miami, Ediciones Universal, 1971. 83p., wraps. The CubanAmerican exile version of Marti. D'Aquino is a pseudonym for Manuel H.Hernandez, a former Chief Justice of the Court of Havana who fled to theUS. 25.00345. Davila, Arturo V; Osiris Delgado Mercado; Myrna Rodriguez. Catalogo delas obras de arte en la colección del Ateneo Puertorriqueño. San Juan,Ateneo Puertorriqueño, 1996. 224p., wraps, very good. 95.00346. Davis, Cary, Carl Haub, and JoAnne Willette. U.S. Hispanics: changingthe face of America, in Population Bulletin, vol. 38, no. 3, June 1983.44p., wraps. 12.00347. Davis, Mike. Magical urbanism; Latinos reinvent the US city. London,Verso, 2000. xviii, 172p., dj. 10.00348. Daydí-Tolson, Santiago, ed. Five poets of Aztlán; Alfonso Rodríguez, ElHuitlacoche, Leroy V. Quintana, Alma Villanueva, Carmen Tafolla.Binghamton, Bilingual Press, 1985. 224p.,wraps. 18.00349. Another copy, rear wrap slightly creased and rubbed. 15.00350. de Baca, Carlos C. Vicente Silva; the Terror of Las Vegas. [Las Vegas,NM], Tate Gallery Publication, 1968. [ii] 48p., 6x9.5 inches, frontisportraitof Silva, introduction, very good reprint in pictorial wraps.40.00Manuel de Baca wrote the original in Spanish in the 1890s. The originalEnglish-language edition by Carlos de Baca was written in 1938 and is veryscarce and noted in Six-Guns and Saddle Leather no. 103 and 106. This is a1960s self-published reprint by a New Mexico gallery-owner. Silva was abandit in Las Vegas, NM.

351. de Granda, Germán. Transculturación e interferencia lingüística en elPuerto Rico contemporáneo 1989 - 1968. Havana, Editorial de CienciasSociales, 1968. 206p. + index, text in Spanish, worn and foxed mass-marketpaperback first edition in wraps. 12.00352. De Leon, Arnoldo. Apuntes Tejanos; volume 1; an index of items relatedto Mexican Americans in nineteenth century Texas extracted from the SanAntonio Express (1869 - 1900) and the San Antonio Herald (1855 - 1878).Ann Arbor, Puiblished for the Texas State Historical Association byUniversity Microfilms International, 1976. x, 253p., introduction, indexes,very good first edition trade paperback in printed wraps. 25.00353. de Onís, José, editor. The Hispanic contribution to the state ofColorado. Boulder, Westview Press published under the auspices of theUniversity of Colorado Centennial Commission, 1976. xxii, 232p.,Centennial Commission gift bookplate, preface, introduction, selectedbibliography, index of names, very good first edition in cloth boards andunclipped dj. Fourteen articles, covering various aspects of Colorado'sHispanic history. 45.00354. deBuys, William and Alex Harris. River of traps; a village life.Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press, 1990. 238p., profusely illus.,first printing, dj. On the village of El Valle. 45.00355. Another copy of the first printing, lacking dj. 30.00356. del Castillo, Richard Griswold & Manuel Hidalg, editors. Chicano socialand political history in the nineteenth century; first draft workinggalleys. Encino, Floricanto Press, 1992. 143p., 8.5x11 inches,introduction, notes, very good in original spiral-bound wraps. 25.00357. Delgado, Abelardo. Under the skirt of lady justice; 43 skirts ofAbelardo. Denver, Barrio Publications, 1974. 77p., illus. with drawings byCARLA, wraps, bookseller's rubberstamp on title page. Chicano poet.25.00358. Di-Bella,, José Manuel, Sergio Gómez Montero and Harry Polkinhorn, eds.Literatura de las frontera Mexico/Estados Unidos/Mexican/American borderwriting; memoria del primer Encuentro de Escritores de lasCalifonias/proceedings of the First Conference of Writers from theCalifornias. San Diego, Institute for Regional Studies of the Californias,San Diego State University, 1987. 207p. + 4p. illus., one of 1000 copies,wraps. 35.00359. Díaz Montero, Aníbal. Pedruquito y sus amigos (hostorietas para niños).San Juan, Biblioteca de Autores Puertorriqueños, 1951. 223p., firstedition, slightly worn wraps with a small chip on the ront right. 30.00360. Another copy. San Juan, the author, 1967. 129p., third (revised)edition, blue boards. 22.00361. Diaz Vilar, J. Juan. El dios de nuestros padres. New York, NortheastCatholic Pastoral Center for Hispanics, 1981/22. 218p., illus. in text,second edition, wraps. Jesuit outreach ministry. 22.00362. Diaz Vilar, J. Juan. Doña Petra y sus rebeldias contra la iglesia.Kenner, LA, Mensaje, 1989. 71p., scattered drawings, signed by the Jesuitauthor, wraps. 22.00363. Another copy, not signed, wraps. 18.00364. Diaz Vilar, J. Juan. Hoy tambien es navidad; I. Noche de marginación.New York, Northeast Catholic Pastoral Center for Hispanics, 1982/95. 68p.,

prior owner's sticker and phone #, second edition, worn wraps. Jesuitoutreach ministry. (Noches de Jesus) 18.00365. Diaz Vilar, J. Juan. Miriam; la mujer Galilea, prólogo por James A.Hickey. New York, Northeast Catholic Pastoral Center for Hispanics, 1982.146p., bilingual edition, second edition, wraps. (Noches de Jesus)25.00366. Dickey, Roland f. New Mexico village arts; drawings by Lloyd Lózes Goff.Albuquerque, The University of New Mexico Press, 1949. xii, 266p., firstprinting, edgeworn dj. Includes 15 of Lózes Goff's color drawings.45.00367. Didion, Joan. Miami. New York, Simon and Schuster, 1987. 238p., firstedition, dj. On Miami's Cuban exile community. 15.00368. Diehl, Kemper and Jan Jarboe. Cisneros; portrait of a new American,with 56 pages of photographs. San Antonio, Corona Publishing Company, 1985.xiii, 160p. + 56p. of photos, foreword, appendix, index, very good firstedition in cloth boards, gilt and unclipped dj. 12.00369. Dolan, Jay P. and Gilberto M. Hinojosa, editors. Mexican Americans andthe Catholic Church, 1900 - 1965. Notre Dame, University of Noter DamePress, 1994. vii, 379p., introduction, notes, contributors, index, tables,very good first edition in boards and unclipped dj. (The Notre DameHistory of Hispanic Catholics in the U. S. Volume I) 25.00370. Dorian, Margery. Stories in these United States for young and old. NewYork, Vantage Press, 1993. 186p., first edition, dj. Multicultural stories,including one on Spanish California and another on a slave girl in NewOrleans. 15.00371. Dorros, Arthur. Isla; illustrated by Elisa Kleven. New York, Dutton'sChildren's Books, 1995. 40p., illus. children's book, first printing, verygood. Story of a Spanish-speaking immigrant in New York City. 12.00372. Dunitz, Robin J., & James Prigoff. Painting the towns: murals ofCalifornia. Los Angeles, RJD Enterprises, 1997. 301p., 8.5x11 inches,introduction, mural resource groups, bibliography, index, color photos of300 of California's most outstanding murals with personal commentariesfrom more than 100 artists, very good first trade paperback edition inpictorial wraps. 22.00373. Dunne, Peter Masten. Pioneer black robes on the west coast. Berkeley,University of California Press, 1940. xiii, 286p. incl. maps + nine plates,signed by the author, previous owner's inscription tipped in on half-titlepage, first printing, in a fine dust jacket. 45.00History of the Jesuit missionaries in Spanish North America, 1591-1632.374. Durand, Jorge and Douglas S. Massey. Miracles on the border; retablosof Mexican migrants to the United States, with photographs by the authors.Tucson, University of Arizona Press, 1995. xvi, 216p., profuselyillustrated with color reproductions, very good first edition tradepaperback in pictorial wraps. 17.00375. Ebinger, Virgnia Nylander. Niñez; Spanish songs, games and stories ofchildhood. Santa Fe, Sunstone Press, 1993. 80p., versos, canciones, juegos,cuentos, music transcriptions, notes and sources, bilingual in English andSpanish, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wrapsHispanic childhood folklore based on the WPA archives. 20.00

376. Ebright, Malcolm. The Tierra Amarilla grant: a history of chicanery.Santa Fe, Center for Land Grant Studies, 1980. xiv, 66p., 7x9.5 inches,foreword, preface, facsimile documents, photos, very good first editiontrade paperback in pictorial mustard wraps. 20.00377. El Teatro Campesino, Luis Valdez, Pele DeLappe. El Teatro Campesinopresents We don't have to show you no stinking badges; publicity packet.San Juan Batista, El Teatro Campesino, 1990. 9.5x11.5 inch folderpublicity packet with the Campesino mailing label affixed and addressed toPele DeLappe at People's Daily World. Includes the Teatro business card, apostcard for the show addressed to The People's World, a 4-panel programon card stock, biography sheets, press release sheets, Pele's handwrittennotes on the rear of a press release, photocopy of an article relating tothe subject of the play by Valdez. 50.00378. Eldredge, Zoeth S. The march of Portolá and the discovery of the Bay ofSan Francisco [and] The Log of the San Carlos and original documentstranslated and annotated by E. J. Molera, illustrations by Walter Francis.San Francisco, The California Promotion Committee, 1909. 71p. + 6p. illus.,boards slightly rubbed. 25.00379. Ellenberger, Allan R. Ramon Novarro; a biography of the silent filmidol, 1899 - 1968; with filmography. Jefferson, McFarland & Co., 1999. xii,260p., foreword, prologue, epilogue, filmography, notes, bibliography,index, photos, film stills, very good first edition in cloth. 25.00380. Enck-Wanzer, Darrel, ed. The Young Lords; a reader, foreword by IrisMorales and Denise Oliver-Velez. New York, New York University Press, 2010.xvi, 251p., a very good copy of the first wraps printing. 25.00381. Engelhardt, Fr. Zephyrin, O.F.M. The missions and missionaries ofCalifornia: vol. I. Lower California with portraits, maps and fac-similes.San Francisco, The James H. Barry Co., 1908. xxi, 654p., frontispiece,preface, appendix, footnotes, illustrated throughout with figures, plates,maps etc, ownership stamp on title page, first edition, rear hinge split,cloth boards with gilt titles on spine. Volume one only. 50.00382. Engelhardt, Fr. Zephyrin, O.F.M. The missions and missionaries ofCalifornia: vol. II. Upper California; part I. general history withportraits, maps and fac-similes. San Francisco, The James H. Barry Co.,1912. xlvi, 682p., frontispiece, preface, appendix, footnotes, illustratedthroughout with figures, plates, maps etc, ownership stamp on title page,first edition, front hinge split, cloth boards with gilt titles on spine.Volume two only. 50.00383. Engle, Margarita. Skywriting; a novel of Cuba. New York, Bantam Books,1995. 288p., first printing, dj. Cuban-American novelist. 20.00384. Erickson, Pamela I. Latina adolescent childbearing in East Los Angeles.Austin, University of Texas Press, 1998. xiv, 200p., introduction,appendixes, notes, bibliography, index, figures, tables, very good firsttrade paperback edition in pictorial wraps. 12.00385. Escamilla, Roberto, ed. Celebremos; segunda parte, collección de himnos,salmos y cánticos. Coordinadora del proyecto, Raquel Achón, editoramusical, Elise S. Eslinger. Nashville, Discipleship Resources, 1988.[96]p., wraps. 46 hymns,in English and Spanish. 12.00386. Escobedo, John R. The Kholmeni conspiracy. New York, Vantage Press,1985. v, 201p., inscribed by the Chilean-American author on the r.e.p.,first edition, dj. The novel holds that Kholmeni and Howard Hughes are

eally the same person, a thesis too much even for the redoubtable CaptainCranky ... 50.00387. Espinosa, Maria. Dying unfinished; a novel. San Antonio, Wings Press,2009. 183p., publicity sheets laid in, first wraps edition, very good.12.00388. Espinosa, Maria. Longing. Berkeley, Cayuse Press, 1986. 298p., firstprinting, wraps; inscribed by author on title page. Feminist novel.15.00389. An unsigned/uninscribed copy of the first printing, wraps. 12.00390. Ezell, Paul. The Hispanic acculturation of the Gila River Pimas; inAmerican Anthropologist, memoir 90, vol. 63, no. 5, part 2, October, 1961.N. pl., American Anthropological Association, 1961. v, 171p. + front., twoplates, three foldout maps, wraps. 15.00391. Fankhauser, William C. A financial history of California; publicrevenues, debts, and expenditures. Berkeley, University of California,1913. pp.,101-408, preface, introduction, footnotes, bibliography, index,tables, very good first edition in tall green binder's cloth boards withutilitarian spine titling gilt. (University of California Publications inEconomics Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 101-408, November 13, 1913) 25.00Spanish and Mexican practice (briefly), licensing, taxation,infrastructure, prison construction, auditing, insurance, enforcement &c.392. Farm Workers Health Service. Glosario Español-Inglés para lasauxiliares de salud/English-Spanish glossary for health aides. Sacramento,State of California. Department of Public Health, 1970/74. vii, 150p.,third edition, lightly worn wraps. 22.00393. Fergusson, Edna. Mexican cookbook; illustrated by Valentín Vidaurreta.Santa Fe, The Rydal Press, 1940. 109p., illus., third edition, dj somewhatworn. On Mexican American cooking of the southwest. 22.00394. Fernandez Lopes, Dr. Francisco, English version by M. Freire de Andrade.The Brothers Corte Real. Lisboa, Agência Geral Do Ultramar for Centro DeEstudios Históricos Ultramarinos, 1957. 22p., rubricated title page, textin English, footnotes, illustrated with b&w glossy plates from photos,facsimiles of the brothers' signatures and a color map folded at rear,very good first edition in English limited to 1000 copies bound in clothwith clear mylar jacket. 25.00A study of the Portuguese brothers, explorers to the New World, whosenames were found carved into a stone on the shores of Massachussetts.395. Fernandez, Agustin, R. C. Kenedy, ed. by Joseph A. Novak. AgustinFernandez. New York, Rappaport Printing for Joseph A. Novak, 1973.unpaginated, 9x11.5 inches, chronology, bio, CV, shows, bibliography,illustrated with plates from b&w reproductions of the art with one colorplate and an original 11x17 inch limited edition artwork (collage/print)signed by the artist in pencil and numbered 20/150, folded and laid-in,also personally inscribed and signed on the half-title page, very goodfirst edition in pictorial buckram and lightly-rubbed unclipped dj.350.00Cuban-American artist whose work was featured in the DePalma film "Dressedto Kill."396. Fernandez, Carmen Tatay. Elites, pequeña propiedad y estado el casoQueretaro: viii reunion de historiadores Mexicanos y Norteamericanos

Octubre 18-20, 1990, San Diego, California. Santa Barbara, QueretaroResearch Project, Center for Chicano Studies and Departmen of Anthropology,UCSB, 1990. 14p., printed recto-only, appendices, 8.5x11 inches, text inSpanish, maps, list of the families of Quetretanos, stapled printed wraps.(Queretaro Research Project Preliminary Report) 30.00397. Fernández, Carole Fragoza. Sleep of the innocents. Houston, ArtePublico Press, 1991. 238p., wraps. The author's first novel, set inCentral America. 12.00398. Fernandez, Raul A. The United States-Mexico border; a politico-economicprofile. Notre Dame, University of Notre Dame Press, 1977. 174p., dj.25.00399. Fernández, Roberto G. Raining backwards. Houston, Arte Publico Press,1988. 223p., wraps. Cuban American writer. 12.00400. Fernandez, Ronald. The disenchanted island; Puerto Rico and the UnitedStates in the twentieth century, foreword by William M. Kunstler andRonald L. Kuby. New York, Praeger, 1992. xiv, 264p., second printing, dj.22.00401. Fernandez Mendez, Eugenio. La identidad y la cultura; criticas yvaloraciones en torno a la historia social de Puerto Rico. San Juan,Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña, 1970. 267p., new edition (revised andexpanded), dj. 35.00402. Ferré, Rosario. Fábulas de la garza desangrada. Mexico City, JoaquínMortiz, 1982. 75p., one of3,000 copies of the Puertorriqueña author'sfirst book of poetry, some substance on the r.e.p. and verso of rear wrap,wraps slightly worn. 35.00403. Ferriss, Susan and Ricardo Sandoval. The fight in the fields; CesarChavez and the farmworkers movement, edited by Diana Hembree, photographsedited by Michele McKenzie. New York, Harcourt Brace & Company, 1997. xvi,333p., profusely illus., first printing, dj. Foreword by Gary Soto. withcontributory essays by numerous authors close to the movement. 22.00404. Figueroa, José. Manifesto to the Mexican Republic; which BrigadierGeneral José Figueroa, Commandant and Political Chief of Upper California,presents on his conduct and on that of José María de Hijar and José MaríaPadrés as Directors of Colonization in 1834 and 1835, translated, with anintroduction and notes by C. Alan Hutchinson. Berkeley, University ofCalifornia Press, 1978. ix, 156p., 8.5x11 inches, first printing, dj.Reissue of what is believed to be the first book published in California.25.00405. Figueroa Mercado, Loida. El Caso de Puerto Rico a Nivel Internacional.Rio Piedras, Editorial Edil, 1979. 305p., introduction, footnotesd, tables,appendices, uindexes, bibliography, text in Spanish, very good firstedition mass-market paperback in pictorial wraps. 45.00406. Fincher, E. B. Spanish-Americans as a political factor in New Mexico1912 - 1950. New York, Arno Press, 1974. xviii, 312p., introduction,select, bibliography, very good Arno Press reprint edition of a 1950dissertation, in terracotta cloth. (The Mexican American, an Arno PressCollection, Carlos E. Cortés, advisory editor) 65.00407. Fischkin, Barbara. Muddy cup; a Dominican family comes of age in a newAmerica. New York, Scribner, 1997. 367p., first printing, dj. 18.00

408. Fisher, Dexter, ed. The third woman; minority women writers of theUnited States. Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1980. xxx, 594p.,slightly worn wraps with big marker crossout on half-title page. IncludesHispanic, Asian American, African American and Native American writers.12.00409. Flores, Jaime. Saving our jobs and working conditions. San Francisco,Hotel and Restaurant Workers Local 2, 1983. 14p., 8.5x11 inch sheetsstapled at upper left, first page mildly soiled; photocopied fromtypescript. 18.00Outline of steps for an organizing drive, with tips on psychology for theorganizer (how to connect with members, negotiate with management, andretain inner balance all the while).410. Flores, Juan. Divided borders; essays on Puerto Rican identity. Houston,Arte Publico Press, 1993. 252p., second printing, wraps. 12.00411. Flores, Rafael. Roots, characters, and resources; raíz, raza y recursos.Los Angeles, AccuComm Publishing, 1981. [iv] 147p., preface, introduction,glossary, chronological index, bibliography, illustrated with drawings,bilingual texts in English and Spanish, very good first edition selfpublishedtrade paperback in pictorial wraps. Personal inscription signedby the author. 20.00412. Flores Magón, Ricardo. Artículos políticos, 1911. Mexico City,Ediciones Antorcha, 1980. 214p., first edition, wraps. 30.00413. [Flores Magon, Ricardo]. El Libro Libre presenta Tierra y libertad:land and liberty; translated by Mitchell Verter, bilingual edition withgrammar lessons. San Francisco, Mitchell Verter, [1990]. 108p., wraps.Theater piece, written for prisoners. 22.00414. Fogel, Walter. Mexican Americans in Southwest labor markets. LosAngeles, Mexican-American Study Project University of California, LA, 1967.ix, 222p., 8.5x11 inches, introduction, summaries, appendixes, illustratedwith tables, very good ex-library edition in printed wraps. (Mexican-American study project advance report 10) 30.00415. Forté-Escamilla, Kleya. The storyteller with Nike airs and other barriostories. San Francisco, Aunt Lute Books, 1994. 160p., stamped 'reviewcopy', first edition, wraps. Paperback original. 15.00416. Another copy, unstamped, first printing, wraps. 12.00417. Foster, David William, ed. Sourcebook of Hispanic culture in the UnitedStates. Chicago, American Library Association, 1982. x, 352p. 30.00418. Fox, Jonathan. Assessing binational civil society coalitions: lessonsfrom the Mexico-US experience. Santa Cruz, Chicano/Latino Research Center,University of California, 2000. 61p., 8.5x11 inches, spiral-bound wraps.(Working paper 26) 25.00419. Fraxedas, J. Joaquín. La travesía solitaria de Juan Cabrera. New York,St. Martin's Press, 1993. x, 178p., first printing, dj. Cuban Americannovelist. 12.00420. Freeman, Robert. Boycott grapes; photo essay in Engage, volume 2,number 5, November 15, 1969. Washington, Board of Christian SocialConcerns, United Methodist Church, 1969. 6p. of Freeman's black/whitephotos and text in the 24p., 8.25x11.25 inch issue, wraps worn and lightlydampstained. The issue also contains a 1p. discussion of new fram laborlegislation by Eugene Boutilier. 15.00

421. Friedland, William H. and Dorothy Nelkin. Migrant; agricultural workersin America's northeast. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1971. xix,281p., illus., sheflworn dj. 22.00422. Fuller, Varden. No work today! The plight of America's migrants. NewYork, Public Affairs Committee, 1953. 28p., wraps with very minor stains.This pamphlet, a summary of "Migratory Labor in American Agriculture,"contains significant materials on Mexican American migrants. (Pamphlet#190) 18.00423. Galarza, Ernesto. Aqui y alla en California; texto y fotografias deErnesto Galarza. San Francisco, Colleción Mini-Libros, 1971. 53p., illus.,wraps. (Colección mini-libros) 35.00424. Another copy. San Jose, CA, Editorial Almaden, 1971. 56p. children'sbook, illus. with Galarza's black/white photos, wraps with minor edge wear,8.5x5.5 inches. Includes his photographs of farm workers. (Colección minilibros)30.00425. Galarza, Ernesto. Historia verdadera de una botella de leche. San Jose,CA, Editorial Almadén, 1972. 64p. wraps, 8.5x5.25 inches, children's book,illus. with photos, on milk production. (Colección mini-libros) 30.00426. Galarza, Ernesto. Un poco de Mexico. San Jose, CA, Editorial Almaden,1974. 64p. children's book, illus. with black/white photos, first printing,wraps, 8.5x 5.25 inches. (Colección mini-libros) 35.00427. Galarza, Ernesto. Spiders in the house and workers in the field. NotreDame, University of Notre Dame Press, 1970. xiv, 306p., hardcover in worndj. 12.00Migrant labor in the grape fields of California and the National FarmWorkers Union.428. Galarza, Ernesto. Spiders in the house and workers in the field. NotreDame, University of Notre Dame Press, 1970. xiv, 306p., foreword, preface,introduction, bibliography appendix, index, chapter endnotes, very goodfirst edition in cloth and unclipped lightly worn dj. 30.00Migrant labor in the grape fields of California and the National FarmWorkers Union.429. Gallardo Regalado, Escalera Rodolfo. Tavo's world. N. pl., BienvenidoPublishers, 2004. 172p., signed, inscribed and dated by the Chicano writer,very good in wraps. Novel of Chicano acculturation in Southern California.No holdings in OCLC. 65.00430. Galvan, Alicia Z. Enigma. San Antonio, Burke Pub., 1995. [viii] 61p.,illustrations, texts in English & Spanish, very good first edition tradepaperback in pictorial wraps. 15.00Signed by the poet. Her second collection.431. Gámez, Tana de. The yoke and the star; a novel of the Cuban revolution.Indianapolis, the Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1955. 309p., first edition casedin boards covered in two different fabrics, in dust jacket, casing ratherworn and top edge dust-soiled, dj badly foxed and worn. Second novel bythe Hispanic American journalist who, born in Spain, emigrated to Cuba andthen the US. She had a niche in Office of War Information during WW II,connects to Voice of America and the UN in the postwar period. 12.00432. Garay, Luis de. What is law? Los Angeles and Mexico City, Center ofExperimentation and Research in Bilingual Education and Editorial Jus,

1975. 99p., bilingual text, one of 2,000 copies, wraps. Translated byJames J. Kearney. 45.00433. Garcés, Father Francisco, edited by John Galvin. A record of travels inArizona and California 1775 - 1776; a new translation. San Francisco, JohnHowell Books, 1965. ix, 113p., 9.5x13 inches, color frontis, prefatorynote, record of travels, appendices, glossary, references, index, colorplatesfolding maps, very good first edition limited to 1,250 copies boundin decorative cloth and gilt, archival mylar jacket. 35.00434. Garcia, Cristina. The Agüero sisters. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1997.299p., marketing packet for the book laid in, first edition, dj. Secondnovel by the Cuban American writer. 35.00435. Garcia, Cristina. Dreaming in Cuban. London, Flamingo, 1992. 245p.,first British edition, slightly worn wraps. First novel by the CubanAmerican writer. 25.00436. Garcia, Ernest F. and George Shaftel. Mexican-American heritage.Belmont, CA, Fearon Publishers, 1972. x, 194p., illus. Textbook. 22.00437. Garcia, F. Chris, ed. La causa política; a Chicano politics reader.Notre Dame, University of Notre Dame Press, 1974. xi, 444p., edgeworn dj.25.00438. Garcia, Feliz Jr. and Randall Jimenez. Voices of Matatlan. San Jose,Chusma House, 1996. 389p., wraps. Novel. 15.00439. Garcia, Lionel G. Leaving home. Houston, Arte Público Press, 1985.249p., wraps, first printing, inscribed by Garcia on the title page anddated 11/21/86. Novel, set in California during the late 1930s inCalifornia. 20.00440. Garcia, Luis. Beans. Berkeley, Blue Fin Press, 1984. 67p., inscribed byGarcia ('Sito'), one of 1,000 copies, wraps. Poetry. 35.00441. Another copy, unsigned, very good in wraps, 25.00442. Garcia, Luis. A blue book. Berkeley, Cloud Marauder Press, 1976. 81p.,one of 750 copies, wraps. Poetry. 35.00443. García, Nasario, collector, editor. Abuelitos; stories of the RíoPuerco Valley. Albuquerque, Published in cooperation with the HistoricalSociety of New Mexico by University of New Mexico Press, 1992. xvii, 310p.,preface, introduction, glossary of regional/standard Spanish, contributors,photos, some Spanish text, very good first edition trade paperback inwraps. 15.00444. García, Rupert, Pele deLappe. Rupert García; prints and posters, 1967-1990. San Francisco, The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, 1990.Publicity packet 8.5x11 inches containing three press releases on museumstationary and five 8x10 b&w glossy photos of the artist and his workswith descriptive captions affixed to backs. 45.00Press materials for the exhibition at the California Palace of the Legionof Honor from Pele deLappe's collection.445. Garcia Castro, Ismael. Vidas compartidas; formacion de una redmigratoria transnacional. Aguacaliente Grande Sinaloa y Victor ValleyCalifornia. Mexico City, Plaza y Valdés, 2007. 223p., illus. in text, oneof 1,000 copies, first edition, very good in wraps. 45.00446. Garcia Diego y Moreno, Francisco, translated and edited by Msgr.Francis J. Weber. The writings of Francisco Garcia Diego y Moreno; obispo

de ambas californias. Los Angeles, Timothy Cardinal Manning, 1976. xiii,192p., frontis-photo, introduction, biographical sketch, glossary ofproper names, previous-owner's bookplate on front free endpaper otherwisevery good first edition in lightly-rubbed blue cloth and gilt. 45.00447. García Robinson, Louie. The devil, Delfina Varela & the Used Chevy(which examines Delfina Varela's puzzling pact with the devil, theplaintive love story of Ruiz Lopez Mondragon, and the doomed Hispanicpolitical dream of Manuel Caballos). New York, Anchor Books, 1993. 289p.,signed by the author, first edition, wraps. Paperback original set in SanFrancisco's Mission District. 20.00448. Another copy, unisgned, first edition, wraps. 12.00449. Garcia-Aguilera, Caroline. Bloody waters; a Lupe Solano mystery. NewYork, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1996. 274p., first printing, dj. Cuban-Americanauthor. 18.00450. Garcia-Davila, Armando. Out of my heart/De mi corazón. Santa Rosa, CA,Garcia-Davila, 20002. xi, 51p., signed by the poet, later printing (with anew introduction), wraps. Sonoma County, CA, poet , self-syled as the"blue-collar poet" and “the Gourmet Poet". 22.00451. Garfield, Dick. Island heat. Chatsworth, CA, GX Inc., 1973. 184p., wornfirst printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction.(Trojan Classic TC 274) 15.00Set in San Juan, Puerto Rico.452. Garthwaite, Marion. Tomás and the red headed angel; illustrated byLorence F. Bjorklund. New York, Julian Messner, 1950. 190p., profuselyillustrated, signed and inscribed by Garthwaite, previous owner's giftinscription, slightly worn dj. 35.00Award-winning children's book set in Spanish California.453. Garza, Catarino, ed. Puerto Ricans in the U.S.; the struggle forfreedom. New York, Pathfinder Press, 1977. 63p., illustrated with photos,very good first edition in pictorial wraps. 15.00SWP mayoral candidate author.454. Garza, Juan Manuel. 13 realities/13 realidades. San Antonio, XochitlPublications, 1978. 43p., wraps. Poetry and two short plays by thedirector of San Antonio's Chicano Arts Theatre. 45.00455. Garza, Roberto J., editor, Luis M. Valdez, Rubén Sierra, Alurista et al.Contemporary Chicano theatre (includes Bernabé & Los Vendidos by Valdez).Notre Dame, University of Notre Dame Press, 1976. viii, 248p., preface,bibliography, notes, very good first edition in red buckram cloth boardsand unclipped dj. 30.00456. Gaspar de Alba, Alicia. Desert blood; the Juárez muirders. Houston,Arte Público Press, 2005. vi, 346p., first printing, dj. 15.00457. Gastélum Gaxiola, María de los Angeles . Migracion de trabajadoresMexicanos indocumentados a los Estados Unidos. Mexico City, UniversidadNacional Autonoma de Mexico, 1991. 381p., first edition, very good inwraps. 35.00458. Gilb, Dagoberto. The last known residence of Mickey Acuña. New York,Grove Press, 1994. 218p., first edition, dj. 15.00

459. Gilb, Dagoberto. Winners on the pass line and other stories. El Paso,Cinco Punto Press, 1985. 93p., wraps. The Chicano author's first book.75.00460. Gili Gaya, Samuel. Nuestra lengua materna; observaciones gramaticales yléxicas. San Juan, Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña, 1973. 140p.,slightly shelfworn dj. The Spanish linguist has taught at both MiddleburyColelge and the Univeristy of PUerto Rico. (Biblioteca popular 3) 22.00461. Gimenez, Joseph Patrick. Deep waters. San Juan, PR, Padilla PrintingWorks, 1939. 72p., printed brochure with American publisher's commentslaid in, dj separated along front gutter and with top third of dj spinechipped. Poetry by an Afro-Virgin Island poet. French, p. 106. No holdingsin OCLC. 150.00462. Giménez de Nottingham, Freya. Niña de Gaoya; poems and writings. SantaRosa, n. pub., 2010. 33p., very good in wraps. Works by the Spanish-born,Puerto Rican raised northern California writer. 20.00463. Gins, Patricia, ed. Great south west; "New Mexico Prized Recipes" fromthe Albuquerque Tribune's cooking classic,. Albuquerque, The AlbuquerqueTribune, 1977. 142p., wraps. 15.00464. Giraudier, Antonio. Calles de la tarde. Madrid, Editorial Betania, 1989.82p., wraps. Poetry by the Cuban American painter. 18.00465. Giraudier, Antonio. Leyenda de una noche del Caribe. Madrid, EditorialBetania, 1989. 51p., wraps. Poetry by the Cuban American painter. 18.00466. Giraudier, Antonio. Nueva York. La Plata, El Editor Interamericano,1988. 50p., first edition, wraps. The Cuban American painter/poet's shortpieces about his adopted city. 18.00467. Giraudier, Antonio. Ten remembrances for Don Quixote and other works; abi-centennial celebration, October 21 through November 7. New York, AvantiGalleries, 1975. [56]p., profusely illus. with works by the Cuban exileartist/poet, wraps. Exhibition catalog. 22.00468. Giraudier, Antonio. Ten remembrances for Don Quixote and other works; abi-centennial celebration, October 21 through November 7. New York, AvantiGalleries, 1975. [56]p., profusely illus. with works by the Cuban exileartist/poet and initialed by him, gallery address crossed out, wraps.Exhibition catalog. 25.00469. Glick, Ronald and Joan Moore, eds. Drugs in Hispanic communities. NewBrunswick, Rutgers University Press, 1990. viii, 275p., introduction,bibliography, tables very good first trade paperback edition in wraps.12.00470. Goldfarb, Ronald L. Migrant farmworkers: a caste of despair. Ames, TheIowa State University Press, 1981. xvi, 237p., foreword, preface, notes,index, illustrated with photos, very good first edition in cloth boardsand unclipped dj. 25.00471. Gómez, Laura E. Manifest destinies; the making of the Mexican Americanrace. New York, New York University Press, 2007. xii, 242p., review sheetlaid in, first wraps printing, wraps. Focus on New Mexico. 12.00472. Gómez Acevedo, Labor [and] Manuel Ballesteros Gaibrois. Vida y culturaprecolombinas de Puerto Rico. Río Piedras, PR, Editorial Cultural, 1993.132p., wraps, very good condition. First published in 1980. 25.00

473. Gómez-Peña, Guillermo. The New World border; prophecies, poems &loqueras for the end of the century. San Francisco, City Lights, 1996.244p., introduction, glossary of Borerismos, appendix, illustrated withphotos, fine first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. 18.00Essays, poems and performance texts from San Francisco's post-chicano,gender-bending performance artist.474. Gómez-Quiñones, Juan. Mexican students por La Raza; the Chicano studentmovement in Southern California 1967-1977. Santa Barbara, CA, Editorial LaCausa, 1978. 54p., 6x9 inches, footnotes, sources, very good first editiontrade paperback in pictorial wraps. 30.00475. Gonzales, Francisca , Luisa Menchaca, & Adaljiza Sosa Riddell. Policydevelopment public workshop: Chicana/Latina Summer Research Institute,Santa Clara University, August 19, 1989. davis, Chicano Studies Program UCDavis, 1989. 29p. including back cover, 5.5x8.5 inches, bibliography,illustrated with figures and graphs, very good first edition booklet instapled gray wraps. 20.00476. Gonzales, Juan L., Jr. Racial and ethnic groups in America: acollection of readings. Dubuque, Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company, 1998.xiii, 450p., first printing, fourth edition, library stamp on title page,trade paperback pictorial wraps. Covers Latinos, Asian Americans, AfricanAmericans, Native Americans and whites. 12.00477. Gonzales, Manuel G. and Cynthis M. Gonzales. En aquel entonces [inyears gone by], readings in Mexican-American history. Bloomington, IndianaUniversity Press, 2000. xvii, 287p., later wraps printing, very good. Acollection of 31 journal articles from the prior four decades or MexicanAmerican history. 12.00478. Gonzales, Patrisia. The Mud People: Chronicles, Testimonios &Remembrances. San Jose, CA, Chusma House, 2003. 292p., very good in wraps.18.00479. Gonzales, Pedro J., Oscar Chavez, Tony Plana, Pepe Serna, Peter HenrySchroeder, Isaac Artenstein. Break of dawn; a true story; Sunday December10, 1989, U of A Gallagher Theater (souvenir booklet). Tuscon, Universityof Arizona, 1989. [56p.] 4.25x5.5 inches, illustrated with photos ofGonzalez, Chavez, Serna et al, local advertising, bios, story of the film,very good in stapled printed wraps. 25.00A souvenir booklet to accompany the special screening of the independentfilm written and directed by Artenstein telling the story of Los Angelesradio personality and musician Gonzalez who led a protest against rightwingdeportation of Mexican Americans in the 1930s and ended up in SanQuentin on trumped-up charges.480. Gonzales, Ramón [pseud.] as told to John J. Poggie, Jr.,. Between twocultures; the life of an American-Mexican as told to John J. Poggie, Jr.Tucson, The University of Arizona Press, 1975. xiv, 94p., introduction,map, very good second printing trade paperback in pictorial wraps.18.00481. [Gonzales, Robert] Goodell, Mary Mitchell. Robert Gonzales: chronology.N. pl., Robert Gonzales Trust, 1990. 8p., 8,5x11 inches, very good inwraps with photo of the artist on the front (no internal illus.).Chronology of the life and labor of the San Francisco-based Chicano artist.25.00

482. González, José Luis. Mambrú se fue a la guerra (y otros relatos).México, Joaquín Mortiz, 1975. 205p., mildly worn wraps, one of 3,000copies. 45.00The Puerto Rican radical author was a leading light of Puerto Rico'sGeneration of 1940.483. [González, Juan]. Juan González; a twentieth century baroque painter,by Donald E. Knaub. Dallas, Meadows Museaum, 1991. 20p., illus. with worksby the Cuban American artist, 8.5x11 inches, wraps slightly worn at head.Exhibition catalog. 25.00484. Gonzalez, Ray. Memory fever; a journey beyond El Paso del Norte.Seattle, Broken Moon Press, 1993. 223p., wraps. 18.00485. Gonzalez, Ray. Turtle pictures. Tucson, University of Arizona Press,2000. 174p., uncorrected proof with review sheets laid in, wraps. Gonzalez"forges a new Chicano manifesto, interweaving lyrical poetry, prose poems,short fiction, and nonfiction commentary .... that traces the evolution oftoday's politically charged Chicano boices from the deafening silence oftheir ancestors." - rear wrap. 22.00486. González, Ray, ed. Currents from the dancing river; contemporary Latinofiction, nonfiction, and poetry. San Diego, Harcourt Brace & Company, 1994.xiv, 571p., prepublication label pasted to front wrap, first printing.Paperback original, with selections from most major Latino authors.20.00487. Another copy, lacking the prepublication label. 12.00488. González Casanova, Pablo, ed. Historia poltica de los campesinosLatinoamericanos; 1. México, Cuba, Haití, República Dominicana, PuertoRico. Mexico City, Siglo Vientiuno Editores, 1984. 247p., one of 3,000copies, first edition, wraps. 45.00489. Gonzalez Torres, Rafael A. Un hombre se ha puesto de pie. Rio Píedras,Editorial Universitaria, 1981. 158p., one of 3,000 copies, first EditorialUniversitaria edition, wraps. Novel, originally published in 1967.18.00490. Grebler, Leo, Joan W. Moore and Ralph C. Guzman. The Mexican-Americanpeople; the nation's second largest minority, with Jeffrey L. Berlant,Thomas P. Carter, Walter Fogel, C. Wayne Gordon, Patrick H. McNamara,Frank G. Mittelbach and Samuel J. Surace. New York, The Free Press, 1970.xviii, 777p., second printing, chipped dj. 25.00491. Another copy, spine and boards somewhat faded, first printing, lackingdj, ex libris. 17.00492. Grebler, Leo, Joan W. Moore and Ralph C. Guzman. The Mexican-Americanpeople; the nation's second largest minority, with Jeffrey L. Berlant,Thomas P. Carter, Walter Fogel, C. Wayne Gordon, Patrick H. McNamara,Frank G. Mittelbach and Samuel J. Surace. New York, The Free Press, 1970.xviii, 777p., illustrated with tables, figures, graphs, very good firstedition in cloth boards and edgeworn, unclipped dj. 25.00493. Griep-Ruiz, L. J. Daily in all the small. Colorado Springs, Maize Press,1984. 63p., wraps. Poetry by the Salvadoran American writer. 22.00494. Griffin, John Howard. A time to be human. New York, MacmillanPublishing Co., 1977. 102p., first printing, dj. Griffin's reflections onracism two decades after Black Like Me. The dj includes a blurb from CesarChavez. 15.00

495. Griffith, Beatrice. American me. Westport, Greenwood Press, 1973. 341p.,introduction, notes, very good first Greenwood Press printing of this reissuein green cloth. Albert Maltz' copy with his signature on the frontfree endpaper. This Houghton Mifflin Literary Fellowship award novel, by aLos Angeles social worker, is based on Mexican immigration to the US.150.00Maltz was one of the Hollywood Ten blacklisted screenwriters.496. Gruber, Ruth. Felisa Rincón de Gautier; the mayor of San Juan,illustrated with photographs. San Juan, Felisa Rincón de GautierFoundation, 1994. 190p. + 8p. photos, wraps. Reissue of the 1972 edition.15.00497. Guerin-Gonzales, Camille. Mexican workers and American dreams;immigration, repatriation and California farm labor, 1900-1939. NewBrunswick, Rutgers University Press, 1966. xi, 197p., introduction,appendix, notes, index, photos, very good first edition trade paperback inpictorial wraps. (Class and culture) 12.00498. Guerra, Victor, ed. El camino de la cruz; una antología chicana. Austin,Tejidos, 1981. 62p., very good in wraps, watercolor reproduction tipped in.Poetry, art and prose, with contributions by Leroy V. Quintana, CarlosAndrés Guerra and Carlota Cárdenas de Dwyer, among others. 22.00499. Guerrero, Lucrecia. Tree of sighs. Tempe, Bilingual Press, 2011. 219p.,fine in wraps. First novel, centering on issues of bicultural identity.12.00500. Guerrero, Salvador. Memorias; a west Texas life, edited by Arnoldo deLeón. Lubbock, Texas Tech University Press, 1991. xvi, 126p. includingphotos, very good first edition in red buckram cloth boards, gilt, andunclipped dj. 20.00501. Guzman, Raul M. Tainted. New York, iUniverse, 2005. 270p., previousowner's gift inscription. AIDS novel by a Mexican American author from LosAngeles. 30.00502. Hadley-Garcia, George. Hispanic Hollywood; the Latins in motionpictures. New York, Citadel/Carol Publishing Group, 1990. 256p., profuselyillustrated with black/white photos, 8.5x11 inches, very good first tradepaperback edition in pictorial wraps. 15.00503. Hall, Douglas Kent. The border; life on the line. Text and photographs.New York, Abbeville Press, 1988. 249p., dj. Black and white, and color,photography by the prominent southwest cameraman. 25.00504. Hallenbeck, Cleve. The journey of Fray Marcos de Niza; introduction byDavid J. Wever, illustrated by José Cisneros. Dallas, Southern MethodistUniversity Press, 1987. lxxi, 115p. profusely illus. with drawings by thegreat southwestern artist, very good in a like dj. On Marcos de Niza's1539 journey through the American southwest. 65.00505. Hansen, Niles. The border economy; regional development in thesouthwest. Austin, University of Texas Press, 1981. xi, 225p., ex libris.17.00506. Hansen, Niles. The border economy; regional development in thesouthwest. Austin, University of Texas Press, 1981. xi, 225p., very goodfirst edition trade paperback in lightly-rubbed pictorial wraps. 12.00

507. Hardgrave, Robert L. and Santiago Hinojosa. The politics of bilingualeducation: a study of four southwest Texas communities. Manchaca, TX,Sterling Swift, 1975. v, 82p., wraps. 35.00508. Hart, Dianne Walta. Undocumented in L.A.; an immigrant's story.Wilminton, DE, SR Books, 1997/2001. xxix, 136p., later printing, slightlyworn wraps. Story of an undocumented Nicaraguan immigrant. 12.00509. Haselden, Kyle. Death of a myth; new locus for Spanish American faith.New York, Friendship Press, 1964. 175p., wraps. On Protestant ministriesto Hispanics in the US. 30.00510. Hawthorne, Hildegarde. California's missions; their romance and beauty,illustrations by E. H. Suydam. New York, D. Appleton-Century Company, 1942.viii, 237p. + 48p. sketch illustrations, second edition cloth boards in dj,cloth shows some binder's paste creep, jacket is a bit worn with a tear.15.00511. Hayes, Joe. The day it snowed tortillas; tales from Spanish New Mexico,illustrations and design by Lucy Jelinek. Santa Fe, Mariposa Publishing,1982. 73p., illus., inscribed by Hayes, second edition, wraps. 12.00512. Heig, Adair. History of Petaluma, a California river town. Petaluma,Scottwall Associates, 1987. xiv, 166p., period illustrations and mapsthroughout, 11x8.5 inch wraps; third printing. Very good copy. 15.00513. Heller, Celia S. Mexican American youth: forgotten youth at thecrossroads. New York, Random House, 1966. viii, 113p., wraps. 15.00514. Hernández, Armand. Police make house calls. Tempe, BilingualPress/Editorial Bilingüe, 1991. 71p., wraps. Poetry. 15.00515. Hernandez, Gilberto. New love #1. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 1996.First issue of the 24p. comic book, very good in wraps. 15.00516. Hernandez, Gilberto. New love no. 2. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 1996.Second issue of the 24p. comic book, very good in wraps. 15.00517. Hernandez, Gilberto. New love no. 6. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 1997.24p. comic book, very good in wraps. 12.00518. Hernandez, Jaime. Mechanics; love and the rocket, #s 1-3. Thousand Oaks,CA, Fanatagraphics Books, 1985. The three issues (93p.) of JaimeHernandez's Love & Rockets spinoff. All three issues have a mildly bent(not creased) upper corner. 50.00519. Hernandez, Jaime. Whoa, Nellie! No. 1. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books,1996. First issue of the 24p. comix paean to women's wrestling, wraps.15.00520. Hernández, Marie Theresa. Cemeteries of ambivalent desire; unearthingdeep south narratives from a Texas graveyard. College Station, Texas A&MUniversity Press, 2008. x, 239p., illus. in text, very good in wraps. On"an old Mexican cemetery caufht inside a whitwashed suburban community." -p. 1. 19.00521. [Hernandez, Sam]. Sam Hernandez. San Francisco, Rena Bransten Gallery,1993. 8p., illus. with color and black/white reproductions of works by theMexican American artist, 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 22.00522. Hernández Cruz, Victor. Mainland; poems. New York, Random House, 1973.83p., mildly worn wraps. 12.00

523. Herrera, Juan Felipe. Akrilica; translated by Stephen Kessler & SesshuFoster, with Dolores Bravo, Magaly Fernandez and the author. Santa Cruz,Alcatraz Editions, 1989. 164p., wraps. Poetry. 25.00524. Herrera, Juan Felipe. Exiles of desire. Fresno, Lalo Press, 1983. 65p.,first edition, wraps. Poetry. Herrera describes his life in San Francisco.35.00525. Herrera, Juan Felipe. The roots of a thousand embraces; dialogues. SanFrancisco, manic d press, 1994. 55p., signed by the poet/artist, wraps.22.00526. Hijuelos, Oscar. The Mambo Kings play songs of love. New York, FarrarStraus Giroux, 1989. 407p., first edition, slightly worn dj. CubanAmerican author. 20.00527. Hijuelos, Oscar. Mr. Ives' Christmas. New York, HarperCollins, 1995.248p., first edition, dj. 18.00528. Hijuelos, Oscar. A simple Habana melody (from when the world was good),a novel. New York, HarperCollins, 2002. 299p., signed by Hijuelos, advancereader's edition, wraps. 35.00529. Hills, Elijah Clarence. Hispanic Studies. American Association ofTeachers of Spanish, 1929. viii, 298p., blue boards lightly soiled; signedby author. 20.00Collection of Hills' previously published articles, including "New-MexicanSpanish," "Some Spanish-American poets," "Notes and queries on the meterof the 'Poem of the Cid,'" "How many words are there in Spanish?" andothers.530. Hilzinger, John George. Treasure land; a story, vol. 1. Tucson, ArizonaAdvancement Company, 1897. 160p., semicoated paperstock with vignettephotoillustrations in the text, green wraps gilt, slightly chipped alongthe spine, cover lettering mildly rubbed. Has material on Hispanic Arizona.Volume 1 is the only volume issued. *Adams Herd 1039. 75.00531. Hinds, Lennox S. Illusions of justice; human rights violations in theUnited States. Iowa City, University of Iowa, 1978. xii, 432p. + [vi]bibliography, shelfworn wraps, else very good, inscribed by author.35.00Hinds, former director of the National Conference of Black Lawyers,drafted and presented the original version of this petition to the U.N.Commission on Human Rights on behalf of his organization, the NationalAlliance Against Racist and Political Repression, and the Commission onRacial Justice. Includes materials on Native Americans and MexicanAmericans as well as COINTELPRO.532. Hinojosa, Rolando. Dear Rafe. Houston, Arte Público Press, 1985. 134p.,very good in wraps. Novel focusing on wealthy ranchers' domination of asmall Texas town. 22.00533. Hinojosa, Rolando. Partners in crime; a Rafe Buenrostro mystery.Houston, Arte Público Press, 1985. 248p., a very good copy of the firstedition, wraps. A Klail City novel. 22.00534. [Hinojosa, Rolando]. The pawn review; volume VII, number 3, edited byThomas Zigal and Rolando Hinojosa Smith. Austin, Calliopen Press, 1983. v,148p., very good in wraps with subtitle, "El Boom de Tejas". Focus onChicano literature, with reviews by Ramón Saldívar on Hoyos, Vigil andAlurista; three reviews of Hinojosa; Nephtalí de León on Amsterdam Cantos

and much more;m poetry by Evangelina Vigil, Rebecca Gonsales, Angela deHoyos, Ray Gonzáles, Tomás Rivera and others; photos by Gilbert Cardenas,Tito Aguirre, and others. 22.00535. Hinojosa, Rolando. The useless servants. Houston, Arte Público Press,1993. 191p., uncorrected proof, wraps. 25.00536. Hispanic Policy Development Project. From the eye of the storm. NewYork, Hispanic Policy Development Project, 1990. 51p., wraps, 8.5x11inches, very good condition. (The Ernesto Galarza Latino history series,essay number one) 20.00537. Hoffman, Abraham. An Oklahoma tragedy: the shooting of the Mexicanstudents, 1931. El Paso, The University of Texas at El Paso, 1987. xii,75p., introduction, notes, bibliography, photos, very good first editiontrade paperback in pictorial wraps. (Southwestern studies 82) 18.00538. Hoffman, Abraham. Unwanted Mexican Americans in the Great Depression;repatriation pressures, 1929-1939. Tucson, University of Arizona Press,1974. xv, 207p., illus., wraps. 15.00539. Hoobler, Dorothy and Thomas Hoobler, eds. The Mexican American familyalbum; introduction by Henry G. Cisneros. New York, Oxford UniversityPress, 1994. 128p., 8.5x11 inches, illustrations, photos, very goodreprint trade paperback in pictorial wraps. 12.00540. Horne, Gerald. Reversing discrimination; the case for affirmativeaction. New York, International Publications, 1992. viii, 119p., wraps,corners bumped. African American scholar. 8.00541. Horne, Steven H. Guía sistemática a los remedios naturales; un índicede los usos históricos de las hierbas individuales, las fórmulas herbáceasy los suplementos alimenticos. Payson, UT, Tree of Light Institute, 1995.22p., wraps. Spanish translation by Juan Vergaray. 15.00542. Hornor, Louise L., ed. Hispanic Americans; a statistical sourcebook,1994 edition. Palo Alto, CA, Information Publications, 1994. xi, 254p.15.00543. Hoskin, Beryl. A history of the Santa Clara Mission library. Oakland,Biobooks, 1961. viii, 82p., edition limited to 500 copies, 10.25x7 inchclothbound boards. 25.00544. Hostos, Eugenio Maria de. La peregrinación de Bayoan. Rio Píedras,Editorial Edil, 2000. 319p., wraps. 22.00545. Hotchkis, Katharine Bixby. Christmas at Rancho Los Alamitos;illustrated by Clement Hurd. [San Francisco], California HistoricalSociety, 1971. vii, 23p. incl. Hurd's illus., wraps. Reprint of the 1957edition. Reminiscences of a childhood Christmas in mid-19th centuryCalifornia, still with a significant Hispanic influence. 22.00546. How, Louis. The Penitentes of San Rafael; a tale of the San Luis Valley.Indianapolis, The Bowen-Merrill Company Publishers, 1900. 381p., veryslight hinge weakening, first edition, decorative cover. 75.00"Novel set in southern Colorado. Improbable, inaccurate story narrated byan inquisitive Eastern newcomer." - Weigle, A Penitente Bibliography.547. Howard, John R., ed. Awakening minorities; American Indians, MexicanAmericans, Puerto Ricans. New Brunswick, Transaction Books, 1970. 189p.,later printing, wraps. 10.00

548. Howard, Josefina, with Lila Lomeli. Rosa Mexicano; a culinaryautobiography with 60 recipes, translated by Esther Allen. New York,Viking, 1998. xii, 292p., firt printing, dj. Introduction by LauraEsquivel. Howard the proprietor of the New York restaurant, fled Spainafter the Civil War, moving to Mexico; Lomeli is a Mexican American writer.20.00549. Howarth, Sam and Enrique R. Lamadrid, photos by Miguel Gandert, CaryHerz et al. Pilgrimage to Chimayó; contemporary portrait of az livingtradition. Santa Fe, Museum of New Mexico Press, 1999. [50p.] 8x6 inchesoblong, illustrated with b&w photos, very good first edition tradepaperback in pictorial wraps. 12.00550. Iglesias, David with Sean Seay. In justice; inside the scandal thatrocked the Bush administration. Hoboken, John Wiley & Sons, 2008. x, 246p.,first edition boards in dj. Very good copy. 18.00Iglesias was fired by the Bush administration as U.S. Attorney for NewMexico when he refused to indict high-level Democrats before the 2006election. He was also the attorney in charge of the case that became thefil,m A Few Good Men.551. Jackson, Helen Hunt. Glimpses of California and the Missions. Withillustrations by Henry Sandham. Boston, Little, Brown & Company, 1907. xii,292p., later printing, very good condition in the original illustratedcloth binding with only trivial edge wear, illus. First published1883.15.00552. Jacobs, Paul and Saul Landau, eds., with Eve Pell. To serve the devil.volume 2: colonials and sojourners. New York, Random House, 1971. xxxv,379p., first edition, slightly shelfworn dj. Covers Hawaiians, AsianAmericans and Puerto Ricans. 15.00553. Janssens, Augustín. The life and adventures in California of DonAugustín Janssens, 1834-1856; edited by William H. Ellison and FrancisPrice. San Marino, CA, The Huntington Library, 1953. xi, 165p., endsheetmaps, a few period illustrations, clothbacked printed paper boards in dj;very good structurally, but marred by numerous tick marks in coloredpencil throughout text. Jacket is unclipped, has small tears on upper andlower edges. Almost entirely on Mexican California. 12.00Jannsens was a Belgian adventurer who migrated to Spain and then Mexico inhis teens with his family; much mission-hopping.554. Jaramillo, Cleofas M. Shadows of the past; sombras del pasado,illustrated by the author. New York, Arno Press, 1974. 186p., profuselyillustrated, very good Arno reprint edition in cloth boards. On New Mexicoregional folklore, originally published in 1941. (The New Mexican Hispano(The Mexican American)) 35.00555. Jelinek, Lawrence J. Harvest empire a history of California agriculture.San Francisco, Boyd & Fraser Publishing Company, 1979. iv, 113p., firstprinting, wraps; faint handling wear. (Golden state series) 12.00Commences with brief chapters on Native American and Spanish colonialplanting.556. Jensen, Joan M. and Darlis A. Miller, editors. New Mexico women;intercultural perspectives. Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press,1986. ix, 409p. appendixes, illustrated with photos, very good firstedition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. 17.00

557. Jiménez, Francisco. Cajas de cartón; relatos de la vida peregrina de unniño campesino. Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company, 2000. 125p., laterprinting, agency label on front pastedown, otherwise very good in a likedj. Story centering on a Mexican migrant family in California. 15.00558. Jiménez, René A. Reminiscencias Cubanas. Miami, Ediciones Universal,1977. 108p., wraps. Cuban American author. 30.00559. Johnston, Tony . El día de los muertos; illustrado por Jeanette Winter,traducido por Rosa Zubizarreta. San Francisco, Mariuccia Iaconi, [2002].Unpaginated, beautifully illus. children's book, wraps. Spanish languageversion; story set in Mexico. 12.00560. Jones, Lewis Pinckney. Stormy petrel; N. G. Gonzales and his state.Columbia, University of South Carolina Press, 1973. x, 340p., longinscription by editor Bill Ball, dj. (Tricentennial #8) 45.00561. Jones, Oakah L. ed. The Spanish borderlands; a first reader. LosAngeles, Lorrin L. Morrison, 1974. xiv, 262p., foreword by Donald C.Cutter, preface, illustrations and maps, ex-library copy in pictorialtrade paper wraps. 12.00562. Jones, Oscar and Joy Jones. Historic Hispanic America. New York,Hippocrene Books, 1993. 168p., wraps. Travel guide. (Hippocrene U.S.A.guide) 12.00563. Jordan, Louann & St. George Cooke. El Rancho de las Golondrinas;Spanish colonial life in New Mexico. Santa Fe, Colonial New MexicoHistorical Foundation, 1983. [50p.] 8.5x11 inches, introduction,illustrated with drawings, very good first revised edition in stapledpictorial wraps. 12.00564. Jovanovich, William. the money trail. San Diego, Harcourt BraceJovanovich, 1990. 178p., first printing, remainder mark, dj. Mysteryfocusing on a powerful Florida-based Cuban American family and drugrunning. 17.00565. Kalergis, Mary Motley. Home of the brave; contemporary Americanimmigrants. New York, E. P. Dutton, 1989. Unpaginated, profusely illus.with Kalergis' photos of recent immigrants, 8.5x13 inches, first printing,chipped dj. 18.00566. Kanellos, Nicolás. Victor Hermández Cruz and La Salsa de Dios.Milwaukee, Spanish Speaking Ourtreach Institute, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1979. 13p., 8.5x11 inches, signed by Kanellos, stapled wraps.(Institute paper) 45.00567. Kanellos, Nicolás, ed. Mexican American theater: legacy and reality .Pittsburgh, Latin American Literary Review Press, 1987. 126p., illus. withperiod photographs, signed by Kanellos, first wraps edition. Essays, mostof which originally published in various journals. 18.00568. Kanellos, Nicolás, ed. Revista Chicano-riqueña; vol. xi, no. 2, Summer1983 (special Gary Soto issue). Houston, University of Houston, 1983. 80p.,illustrations, very good literary journal in pictorial trade paper wraps.Soto, Ernesto Trejo, Jimmy Santiago Baca et al. 20.00569. Kanellos, Nicolás, with Cristelia Pérez. Chronology of Hispanic-American history; from pre-Columbian times to the prsent. New York, GaleResearch, 1995. li, 427p., illus., first printing. 22.00

570. Keller, Gary D., ed. Chicano cinema; research, reviews, and resources.Binghamton, Bilngual Review/Press, 1985. 208p. incl. illus., secondprinting, wraps. 15.00571. Keller, Gary, et. al. Contemporary Chicana and Chicano art; artists,works, culture, and education, volumes I and 2. Tempe, BilingualPress/Editoria Bilingüe, 2002. Two volumes, profusely illus. with bothcolor and black/white reproductions, 9x12 inches, djs. Vol. I: xviii, 318p.Vol. II: xviii, 324p. As new. Contributors include Aturo J. Aldama, PatVilleneuve, Henry Quintero and Gema Ledesma; photographs include CraigSmith and Marilyn Szabo. 225.00572. Kessell, John L. Kiva, cross, and crown; the Pecos Indians and NewMexico 1540 - 1840. Washington, The National Park Service, US Dept. of theInterior, 1979. xi, 587p., frontis, foreword, preface, appendices, notes,bibliography, index, illustrated endpaper maps, profusely illustrated withb&w figures, photos, tables, color plates, very ngood first edition ingilt-decorated wine faux leather boards. 25.00573. Kirack, Alex. Space flutes & barrio paths; illustrated by Mario AcevedoTorero. San Diego, Centro de Studios Chicanos, 1972. v, 72p., 8.5x8 inches,wraps. Poetry by the self-described Chicano dope smuggler, street runnerand hustler from San Diego, who spent seven years in San Quentin. 65.00574. Knadler, Stephen P. The fugitive race; minority writers resistingwhiteness. Jackson, University Press of Mississippi, 2002. xxviii, 249p.,review sheet laid in, first printing, dj. Discusses black, Jewish, gay,lesbian, Chicano and Asian American texts vis-a-vis identity formation.12.00575. Knill, Harry. Dos Californios; about one of the most important eventsrecorded in the historical annals of Alta California, that cradle ofheroes and heroines, in one of the last years of the rule of the King ofSpain. Santa Barbara, Bellerophon Books, 1978. [52]p. coloring book,bilingual text, 8.5x11 inches, slightly worn wraps. 12.00576. Kozer, Jose. The ark upon the number; translated by Ammiel Alcalay.Merrick, NY, Cross-Cultural Communications, 1982. 36p., two photos (Kozer,and Kozer's father bearded in yarmulke teaching a classful of kids),facing Spanish original and English translations, staplebound 8.5x5.5 inchdecorated wraps, mild signs of handling and age. Poet Kozer was born inHavana in 1940, emigrated 1960. (Cross-cultural review chapbook 28)15.00577. Krakeur, Lester Gilbert and Isabel Brugada. Las adventuras de RobertoMartín; un drama en español en 31 capitulos. En combinación con discosfonográficos por destacados artistas españoles. N. pl., Decca Records,1944. 123p., illus. This Spanish language primer is based on Hispanics inNew York. 22.00578. Kuykendall, Crystal. From rage to hope; strategies for reclaiming black& Hispanic students. Bloomington, National Educational Service, 1992. xvii,142p., wraps. 12.00579. LaBrucherie, Roger A., text and photographs. Puerto Rico; borinquenquerida. Pine Valley, CA, Imágenes Press, 1991. 155p. profusely illus.with LaBrucherie's photos, 10x10.5 inches, dj. The corporate vision ofPuerto Rico. 15.00

580. LaDuke, Betty. Women artists; multi-cultural visions, preface byCharleen Touchette. Trenton, The Red Sea Press, 1992. xxii, 170p.,numerous b&w illustrations, 8.5x11 inches, first wraps printing. 12.00581. Lamb, Ruth S. Mexican Americans: sons of the Southwest. Claremont, CA,Ocelot Press, 1970. 198p., wraps. 25.00582. Lamphere, Louise, et. al., eds. Newcomers in the workplace; immigrantsand the restructuring of the U.S. economy. Philadelphia, Temple UniversityPress, 1994. viii, 309p., illus. in text, very good in wraps. Studies ofGarden City, NJ, Miami and Philadelphia -- packinghouses, food service,small business, etc. 12.00583. Landers, Jane. Fort Mose; Gracia Real de Santa Teresa de Mose: a freeblack town in Spanish colonial Florida. St. Augustine, St. AugustineHistorical Society, 1992. 34p., wraps. Reprinted from the AmericanHistorical Review, Vol. 95, #1. 25.00584. Lane, James B. and Edward J. Escobar, eds. Forging a community; theLatino experience in northwest Indiana, 1919-1975. Chicago, Cattails Press,1987. vi, 297p., wraps. (Calumet regional studies, #2) 15.00585. Lanneret, Pierre. Internationalists In France During The Second WorldWar [cover title]. London, Phoenix Press, 1993. 53p., wraps. Caption title:Pierre Lanneret, alias Camille. A biography followed by Third CampInternationalists in France during the Second World War by Ernest Ryaner(Pierre Lanneret). 12.00Includes a 24-page biography of Lanneret (Ernest Rayner) which discusseshis work among Chicano farm workers in the US, also reproducing threerelated posters.586. Lattin, Vernon E., editor. Contemporary Chicano fiction, a criticalsurvey. Binghamton, Bilingual Press/Editorial Bilingüe, 1986. 331p.,introduction, bibliography, book sale stamp on half-title and remaindermark on bottom edge otherwise very good first wraps edition. (Studies inthe language and literature of United States Hispanos) 12.00587. Laviera, Tato. AmeRícan. Houston, Arte Público Press, 1985. 95p., firstedition, wraps. Afro--Nuyorican poet. 35.00588. Lázaro, Felipe. Poetas Cubanos en Nueva York. Madrid, Editorial Betania,1988. 262p., first printing, wraps. With contributions by Antonio Acosta,Magali Alabau, Reinaldo Arenas and many others, along with shortbiographies of the poets. 25.00589. Lecompte, Janet. Rebellion in Río Arriba, 1837. Albuquerque, Universityof New Mexico Press, 1985. xiii, 186p., foreword, preface, documents,notes, index, illustrations, very good first edition trade paperback inpictorial wraps. 15.00590. Leguizamo, John with David Bar Katz. Freak; semi-demi-quasi-pseudoautobiography. New York, Riverhead Books, 1997. 125p., first printing, dj.Autobiographical performance piece by the Hispanic comedian. 18.00591. Leyva , René and Marta Caballero. Las: que se quedan: contextos devulnerabilidad a ITS y VIH/SIDA en mujeres compañeras de migrantes.Cuernavaca, Instituto Nacional de Salud Pública, 2009. 150p., 8.25x10.75inches, one of 500 copies, very good in wraps. 45.00592. Leyva de Varona, Adolfo; René J Silva; Geoffrey P Nyhart. Propagandaand reality: a look at the U.S. embargo against Castro's Cuba. Miami,

Cuban American National Foundation, 1994. 64p., wraps, very good but formailing label on back cover. 12.00Argument in favor of the embargo, by Cuban exiles in Florida.593. Light, Ken, photographs. To the promised land; introduction by RichardRodriguez, essay by Mary Jo McConahay, oral histories by Samuel Orozco.New York, Aperture, 1988. 93p., profusely illus. with Light's documentaryphotography of Mexican immigration, 10x10 inches, dj with closed tear onspine. 18.00594. Lima, A.J. Viva the Communist Party of California. Oct. 1979. [LosAngeles], Communist Party of California, 1979. [33p.], legal-size sheetsmimeographed both sides, stapled at upper left. Not founbd in OCLC.45.00Report to the California state convention of the CPUSA by Lima, who hadreturned from the national convention. Intended for internal circulation..Discusses Party perspectives on organization, Chicano action, the fightagainst racism, and the status of several left-wing organizationsaffiliated with the Democratic Party.595. Littwin, Mike, translated by Julián Reyna. ¡Fernando! (in English andSpanish) New York, Bantam Books, 1981. 118p., 32 pages of photos, texts inEnglish and Spanish, stats etc., very good first wraps edition. OnFrenando Valenzuela. 12.00596. Lizama Pizarro, Jorge. El trapecista del infinito. Montreal, Gráfico,1991. 66p., one of 500 copies, bookseller's card stapled to f.e.p.,otherwise very good in wraps. Poetry by a Chilean exile living in Canada.30.00597. Llovio-Menendez, Jose Luis. Insider; my hidden life as a revolutionaryin Cuba, translated by Elizabeth Grossman. Toronto, Bantam Books, 1988.xiii, 466p. + 16p. photos, first printing, dj. 15.00598. Lobos, Amilcar. Portal a la Californiana; prosopoemario, withtranslations by Maruja Cid. San Francisco, CASA-Editorial Publications,1975. 32p., wraps. Poetry by the San Francisco writer. 25.00599. Loescher, Gil and John A. Scanlan. Calculated kindness; refugees andAmerica's half-open door, 1945 to the present. New York, The Free Press,1986. xviii, 346p., first printing, dj, very good but for ownership stampon blank flyleaf. Shows the US bias to admit right-wing refugees,particularly Southeast Asian. Includes some discussion of Salvadoreños andHaitians. 15.00600. López, Alberto G. et. al., eds. Immigrants and refugees: a handbook ofclinical care. San Francisco, the editors, 1992. 58p., 8.5x11 inches,wraps. On servicing the mental health needs of Latin American and Asianimmigrant populations in San Francisco. 25.00601. Lopez, Carlos U. Chilenos in California, study of the 1850, 1852 and1860 censuses. San Francisco, R and E Research Associates, 1973. xxvii,87p., original fake leather binding, 8.5x11 inches, illus. 25.00602. López, María Milagros. La imperfección lábil de cada día (reflexionesen torno al sujeto y la vida cotidiana). Río Piedras, PR, Centro deInvestigaciones Sociales, Universidad de Puerto Rico, 1982. xvii, 188 p.,very good in wraps, 8.5x10.5 inches. 75.00603. López-Adorno, Pedro, ed. Papiros de Babel; antología de la poesíapuertorriqueña en Nuva York; selección, estudio preliminar y viñetas

críticas de Pedro López-Adorno. Río Piedras, Editorial de la Universidadded Puerto Rico, 1991. xv, 509p., selected bibliography, author photos,texts mainly in Spanish with a section of poems written in Englishoriginally, very good first edition in cloth and unclipped dj. 35.00604. Lopez-Tushar, Olibamam. The people of El Valle; a history of theSpanish Colonials in the San Luis Valley. Pueblo, El Escritorio, 1997. xvi,248p., forewords, notes, appendix, bibliography, index, illustrations,maps, music, figures, fine third edition in pictorial wraps. 35.00605. Lorenzo, Ismael. La hosteria del tesoro. New York, Las Americás, 1982.88p., wraps. Rodeo novella by the Cuban American writer. 22.00606. Lorenzo, Orestes. Wings of the morning; the flights of Orestes Lorenzo,translated by E. K. Max. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1994. 346p. + 16p.photos, first printing, dj. The Cuban American aviator had fled Cuba in aMIG jet, then returned for his family. 17.00607. Lorey, David E. The U.S.-Mexican border in the twentieth century; ahistory of economic and social transformation. Wilminton, DE, SR Books,1999. x, 195p., preface, introduction, further reading, index, photos andtables, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps.12.00608. Lowenthal, Abraham F. and Katrina Burgess, eds. The California-Mexicoconnection. Stanford, Stanford University Press, 1993. xxi, 364p., wraps.12.00609. Lowitt, Richard. Bronson M. Cutting; progressive politician.Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press, 1992. xiv, 418p., firstedition, dj. Cutting's career as a New Mexican pol featured hischampionship of Hispanic inclusion in the state's civic life. 25.00610. Lozano Ascencio, Fernando, translated by Aníbal Yáñez. Bringing it allback home: remittances to Mexico from migrant workers in the United States.San Diego, Center for U.S. - Mexican Studies, UCSD, 1993. xii, 77p.,abstract, selected bibliography, tables, figures, very good first editiontrade paperback in pictorial wraps. (Monograph Series, 37) 18.00611. Lucero Miner, Lenore Lee & Carol Guzman, compilers and editors. NewMexico directory of Hispanic culture; 1992 Quincentennial edition,Hispanic Culture Foundation. Albuquerque, Hispanic Culture Foundation,1992. ix, 172p., 8.5x11 inches, individual artists, museums, galleries,organizations, films etc, illustrated with color plates, very good secondedition in spiral-bound pictorial wraps. 35.00612. Ludwig, Ed and James Santibañez, eds. The Chicanos; Mexican Americanvoices. Baltimore, Penguin Books, 1971. ix, 286p., first printing, wraps.12.00613. Ludwig, Ed and James Santibañez, eds. The Chicanos; Mexican Americanvoices. Baltimore, Penguin Books, 1977. ix, 286p., later printing, wraps.10.00614. Luján, Antonio, James D. Williams and Celia Geck Anchondo, eds. Studyon social concern; a framework for analysis and report on findings. LasCruces, NM, Diocese of Las Cruces, 1985. viii, 95p. + [58]p. appendices,8.5x11 inches, spiral-bound wraps. A study of the Hispanic population ofthe diocese, its demography and cultural practices. 65.00

615. Lynch, Patrick D. Training Mexican American school principals: ananalysis of a program's hits and misses. Las Cruces, ERIC/CRESS, NewMexico State University, 1969. 21p., 8.5x11", wraps. 22.00616. Machado, Manuel A., Jr. Listen Chicano! An informal history of theMexican-American, foreword: Barry M. Goldwater; illustrations, JosephWortman. Chicago, Nelson Hall, 1978. xviii, 196p., cartoon endpapers,bibliography, index, illus., very good first edition in buckram clothboards and unclipped dj. 25.00617. Another copy, very good first trade paperback edition. 12.00618. Machado Narvaez, Francisco Javier. La voz de Francisco Javier. Caracas,n. pub., 1984. 80p., wraps. Poetry (and some prose) by a VenezuelanAmerican student killed in a traffic accident the day of his high schoolgraduation from the Loyola School in Miami. 25.00619. Macías, Anthony. Mexican American mojo; popular music, dance, and urbanculture in Los Angeles, 1935-1968. Durham, Duke University Press, 2008.xvi, 383p., illus. in text, wraps. 15.00620. Another copy. xviii, 368p., illus. in text, uncorrected page proofs,wraps. 15.00621. Macias, Reynaldo Flores, et. al. Educacion alternativa; on thedevelopment of Chicano bilingual schools. Hayward, CA, The SouthwestNetwork, 1975. vi, 81p., 8.5x11 inches, annotated selected bibliography,directory of alternative schools, small store stamp on title pageotherwise very good first edition trade paperback. 25.00622. Maciel, David R. and María Herrera-Sobek, eds. Culture across borders;Mexican immigration & popular culture. Tucson, The University of ArizonaPress, 1998. xiv, 268p., preface, introduction, index, illustrations, finefirst trade paperback edition in pictorial wraps. 12.00623. Madsen, William. Society and health in the lower Rio Grande Valley,based on the findings of the Hidalgo Project on Differential CultureChange and Mental Health. Austin, The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health,1961. 36p., wraps. 25.00624. Madueño, Amalio. Arroyo. Rancho de Taos, NM, Ranchos Press, 2005. 18p.,wraps, third printing. New Mexican poet. 22.00625. Madueño, Amalio. Coyote observes humans. Rancho de Taos, NM, RanchosPress, 2005. 24p., wraps, third printing. 22.00626. Madueño, Amalio. Garcia in Gringolandia. Rancho de Taos, NM, RanchosPress, 2005. 27p., wraps, third printing. 22.00627. Madueño, Amalio. Garcia in space. Rancho de Taos, NM, Ranchos Press,2005. 26p., wraps, third printing. 22.00628. Madueño, Amalio. The God of this vicinity. Rancho de Taos, NM, RanchosPress, 2005. [36p.], wraps, third printing. 22.00629. Madueño, Amalio. El mirador. Rancho de Taos, NM, Ranchos Press, 2005.[26]p., wraps, author's business card taped to back cover. 22.00630. Madueño, Amalio. Smoke. Rancho de Taos, NM, Ranchos Press, 2005. 19p.,wraps, third printing. 22.00631. Madueño, Amalio. Ventana. Rancho de Taos, NM, Ranchos Press, 2005. 16p.,wraps, later printing. 22.00

632. Maffi, Mario, ed. and trans. Voci di frontiera; scritture dei Latinosnegli Stati Uniti. Milan, Feltrinelli, 1997. 233p., near fine in wraps.Excerpts from major Chicano and Puerto Rican writers. 45.00633. Manuel, Herschel T. Spanish-speaking children of the Southwest; theireducation and the public welfare. Austin, University of Texas Press, 1965.[xiv], 222p., [first printing], dj. Argues for special instruction toovercome language and cultural "deficiencies" in early education. 25.00634. Another copy, second printing, edgeworn dj. 22.00635. Margulis, Mario & RodolfoTuirán. Nuevos patrones de crecimiento socialen la frontera norte: la emigracion. Mexico, Centro de EstudiosDemográficos y de Desarrollo Urbano, El Colegio de México, 1983. 55p.,printed recto-only, 8.5x11 inches, introduction, tables, text in Spanish,very good in original die-cut stapled wraps. (Documentos de Trabajo ST-83-02) 35.00636. Maril, Robert Lee. Living on the edge of America; at home on the Texas-Mexico border. College Station, Texas A&M University Press, 1992. xiv,180p., dj. 18.00637. Marshall, Connie. De aqui a la maternidad; traduccion: Patti Lopez.Citrus Hieghts, CA, Conmar Publishing, 1989. 172p., illus., 8.5x11 inches,wraps. English title: From Here to Maternity. Dj subtitle: "Escritoespecificamente para la familia Hispana". 15.00638. Martinez, Al. Voces que surgen; biografias cortas de Hispanoamericanos.Versión al Castellano por Alvaro Guzmán Guzmán. New York, New AmericanLibrary, 1974. xii, 210p., wraps. 52 short biographies of Spanish-speakingAmericans. Publsihed in English as Rising Voices. 12.00639. Martinez, Dionisio D. Bad alchemy; poems. New York, W. W. Norton &Company, 1995. 89p., uncorrected proof, wraps. Cuban American poet.18.00640. Martínez, Elizabeth, ed. Letters from Mississippi; introduction byJulian Bond. Brookline, MA, Zephyr Press, 2007. xxii, 376p., a very goodcopy of the first paperback printing. The Chicana activist worked withSNCC for most of the 1960s. 12.00641. Martinez, Fred G. The story of Antonio Severino Martinez and Maria delCarmel Santistevan. N.p., Self-published, n.d. [ii] 16p., printed rectoonly,8.5x11 inches, addendum, bibliography, biographical sketch of KitCarson, very good in stapled wraps. 20.00Self-published family biography of a New Mexico family from Spain.642. Martínez, Max. The adventures of the Chicano Kid and other stories.Houston, Arte Público Press, 1982. 169p., very good first edition tradepaperback. 12.00643. Martinez, Rafael V. My house is your house. New York, Friendship Press,1964. 127p., illus. with photographs, some minor pencil underlining infirst few pages, wraps. Paperback original, with cover design by Rafael D.Palacios. Cuban American author. 25.00644. Martinez, Victor. Caring for a house. San Jose, Chusma HousePublications, 1992. 65p., signed by the National Book Award winner, wraps.Poetry. Martinez’ first commercial book. 25.00645. Another copy, not signed, wraps. 12.00

646. Martinez, Victor. Parrot in the oven; a novel. New York, Joanna ColterBooks, 1996. 216p., short inscription by Martinez, later printing, dj.Coming of age novel for young adults. 25.00647. Another copy, signed by Martinez, later printing, dj. 20.00648. Martínez-Serros, Hugo. The last laugh and other stories. Houston, ArtePublico Press, 1988. 198p., wraps. World War II-era stories set in Chicago.12.00649. Martorell, Antonio. La piel de la memoria. Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico,Ediciones Envergadura, [1991]. 193p., wraps, 8.5x14 inches. 95.00650. Masud-Piloto, Félix Roberto. With open arms; Cuban migration to theUnited States. Totowa, Rowman & Littlefield, 1988. xviii, 148p., foreword,preface, conclusions, bibliography, index, notes, tables, very good firstedition in cloth-backed boards and unclipped dj. 12.00651. Mata-Banegas, Rúriko, Dylan Brie Ducey and José Rodríguez Nodal. Tre;poems. San Francisco, Mucho Publisher, 1992. ix, 64p., signed by Ducey,wraps. Rodriguez Nodal is a Chicano poet; Mata-Banegas is a Salvadoreñoliving in Uganda. 25.00652. Matas, Julio. Transiciones, migranciones. Miami, Ediciones Universal,1993. 149p., wraps. Existential fantasies by the Cuban exile, who taughtHispanic literature at the University of Pittsburgh. 15.00653. Matiella, Ana Consuelo, ed. The multicultural challenge in healtheducation. Santa Cruz, ETR Associates, 1994. xi, 407p., wraps. 22.00654. Mayer, Vicente V., Jr., ed. Utah: a Hispanic history. Salt Lake City,American West Center, 1975. viii, 90p. 35.00655. Mayerson, Charlotte Leon, ed. Two blocks apart; Juan Gonzales and PeterQuinn, photographs by the Still Photography Workshop, Harlem YouthUnlimited. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1965. 126p., black/whitephotos in text, shelfworn dj. On two Catholic Harlem teens, one PuertoRican, one Irish, and their separate worlds. 15.00656. Mayo, C. M. [Catherine Mansell]. The Visitors/Los visitantes; a visitto / una visita a Todos Santos, baja California, a chapter from the book /un capítulo del libro Miraculous Air, travels in Baja California. LosAltos, Tameme, 2002. 101p. very good in wraps. 12.00657. Maza, Enrique. Pa'ver si salía de pobre; la cara oculta de la migración.Mexico City, Editorial Oceano de México, 1998. 211p., signed by Maza,first edition, wraps. On the mistreatment of Mexican migrants in the US.OCLC lists no US holdings. 65.00658. McCall, George Archibald, edited and with an introduction by Robert W.Frazer. New Mexico in 1850: a military view. Norman, University ofOklahoma Press, 1968. 222p., frontis, appendixes, bibliography, index,tables, illus., very good first edition in cloth and unclipped dj. McCall,a US Army Colonel, reported to the Secretary of War on social and militaryconditions in the newly conquered land. 25.00659. McCarthy, Kevin R. and R. Burciaga Valdez. Current and future effectsof Mexican immigration in California; with executive summary. Santa Monica,The Rand Corporation, 1985. xv, 104p., + xi, 46p., tables, figures, twovolumes, trade paperbacks in wraps. 18.00660. McEntire, Davis. Residence and race. Final and comprehensive report tothe Commission on Race and Housing. Berkley, University of California

Press, 1960. xxii, 409p., tables, maps, cloth-bound boards, unclippededgeworn dj. (Publications of the Commission on Race and Housing) 15.00661. McEwan, Bonnie G., ed. The Spanish missions of La Florida. Gainesville,University Press of Florida, 1993. xxvi, 458p., illus., maps. 22.00662. McKittrick, Myrtle M. Vallejo; son of California. Portland, OR,Binfords & Mort, 1944. 377p. + illus., second printing. 50.00663. McLean, Gordon. Cities of lonesome fear. Chicago, Moody Press, 1991.190p. + 8p. photos, first printing, shelfworn wraps with subtitle: "Godamong the gangs". Based on the author's Chicago ministry, covering MexicanAmerican and black urban gangs, including settings in East Los Angeles.12.00664. McMurtrie, Douglas C. El Payo de Nuevo-Mejico. Albuquerque, PrivatelyPrinted, 1933. 11p., wraps. 200 copies of this article on the two issuesof one of the rarest newspapers of Hispanic America were reprinted fromThe New Mexico Historical Review, vol. viiii, #2 (April 1933). Includesfacsimilies of both issues. 95.00665. McWilliams, Carey. The Mexicans in America; a student's guide tolocalized history. New York, Teachers College Press, 1969. vii, 32p.,first printing, wraps. (Localized history) 25.00666. Medina, Harold R. Corrected copy of opinion Feb. 4, 1954, Harold R.Medina, U.S.C.J. in the district court of the United States for thesouthern district of New York. Civil action no. 43-757. New York, RecordPress [for the State of New York], 1954. vi, 424p., 9x6 inch buff wraps;somewhat browned and edgeworn with clear "magic tape" mends to head andtail (thus far holding and unobtrusive), small stain on first page ofTopical Arrangement of Opinion. Mexican American judge. 50.00Actions brought against Dillon Read, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs,Lehman Bros, Kuhn Loeb and many other outfits, some represented bySullivan & Cromwell. Sampling the topical list: Part IV runs pp153-213 andis headed "Did the seventeen defendant investment banking firms combinefor the purpose of dominating and controlling and did they in factdominate and control the financial affairs of issuers by directorships andsolicitation of proxies?".667. Mednick, Murray. Plays from Padua Hills 1982. Claremont, Pomona College,1982. 169p., wraps. Includes a contribution from Cuban American playwrightMaria Irene Fornes. 25.00668. Meister, Dick and Anne Loftis. A long time coming; the struggle tounionize America's farm workers. New York, Macmillan Publishing Co., 1977.xi, 241p., illus., dj. 18.00669. Another copy, publisher's press release laid in, dj slightly edgewornand soiled. 15.00670. [Mena, Maria, et alia, speakers]. Controlan mente de prisioneros,venga a reunion / Mind control of prisoners, come to a meeting. [New YorkCity], Martin Sostre & Eduardo Cruz Defence Committee, June 16, no year.Standard-size leaf of buff construction paper mimeo'd with a 6x5 inchgraphic printed in red, double-sided English and Spanish, English side isblurred. One corner missing a small piece, fragile but still quite good.Graphic is an African-style portrait, possibly from an original linoleumblock but run off at the same time as text (which is done in threedifferent fonts plus typing). 20.00

Speakers were Eli Messinger, Dolores Johnson, Dan Georgakas (on Sostre)and Maria Mena (on Cruz).671. Mendoza, Lydia. Lydia Mendoza; a family autobiography; compiled andintroduced by Chris Strachwitz with James Nicolopulos. Houston, ArtePúblico Press, 1993. xxi, 409p., discography, bibliography, illus., verygood first trade paperback edition. Oral memoirs of Mendoza and her family,pioneering Spanish language vernacular singers of the southwest, from thejazz age through the 1950s. 12.00672. Mendoza, Tony. Ernie; a photographer's memoir, introduction by OwenEdwards. Santa Barbara, Capra Press, 1985. [54]p., profusely illustratedwith the Cuban American photographer's tribute to his cat. 18.00673. Menendez, Lyle. The private diary of Lyle Menendez in his own words! Astold to Norma Novelli, with Mike Walker, edited by Judity Spreckels,conclusion by Pierce O'Donnell. Beverly Hills, Dove Books, 1995. xxi, 263p.+ 8p. photos, dj. A wonderful exploitation story about the Cuban Americanfamily ... 17.00674. Menes, Orlando Ricardo. Rumba atop the stones. Leeds, Peeple Tree Press,2001. 90p., fine first trade paperback edition. 15.00Carbbean poetry by self-proclaimed Cuban American (born in Peru to Cubanparents, lives in Florida).675. [Mexican Players]. The Mexican Players present their 27th annual springplay of San Ysidro's fiesta "En el mes de Mayo", April 20 to June 4, ...Padua Hills Theater. Claremont, CA, Padua Hills Theatre, [1958?]. 4p. 6x9inch playbill, 5x6.5 inch handbill for the play laid in, two lines crossedout, otherwise very good in wraps. 45.00The Community Theatre in Padua, founded in the late 1920s, almost byaccident became the home of the Mexican American troupe that worked hardboth to preserve aspects of their own culture while presenting it to wideraudiences.676. Another copy, slightly crumpled 5x6.5 inch handbill for the play laidin, two lines crossed out, otherwise very good in wraps. 35.00677. Meyer, Michael C. Water in the Hispanic southwest; a social and legalhistory 1550 - 1850. Tucson, The University of Arizona, 1984. xiii, 189p.,bibliography, index, illus. with photos and maps, very good first editionin cloth boards and unclipped dj. 20.00678. Miller, Charlene. Los golondrinos; in The Kroeber Anthropologal SocietyPapers, no. 30, spring 1964. Berkeley, the Society, 1964. 21p. article(including bibliography) in the 100p. issue, 8.5x11 inches, slightly wornwraps with cover art by Octavio Romano V. 30.00679. [Miller, Henry]. Account of a tour of the California missions and towns,1856; the journal & drawings of Henry Miller. Santa Barbara, BellerophonBooks, 1991. 64p., profusely illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 17.00680. Miller, Tom. On the border; portraits of America's southwesternfrontier. Tucson, The University of Arizona Press, 1985. xiii, 226p.,first wraps printing, very good. 12.00681. Milligan, Bryce, Mary Guerrero Milligan, and Angela de Hoyos, eds.,Denise Chávez, Pat Mora, Julia Alvarez, Sandra Cisneros et al contributors.Daughters of the fifth sun; a collection of Latina fiction and poetry.foreword by María Hinjosa. New York, Riverhead Books, 1995. xix, 283p.,first printing, dj. 15.00

682. Miranda, Victoria amd Camilo Feñini. Al filo de un cansancioapátrida/on the edge of a countryless weariness; poemas, translations byDaniel Fogel, Cathy Mahoney, and Ana Castillo. San Francisco, ism press,1986. 56p., wraps, facing Spanish / English texts. Poetry by two Chileanexiles living in the US. 17.00683. Mirandé, Alfredo. The Chicano experience; an alternative perspective.Notre Dame, University of Notre Dame Press, 1985. ix, 271p., wraps.12.00684. Modesto, Tomas. Los cuentos de Mount Hope (novela). Santo Domingo,Republica Dominicana, 1995. 447p., wraps. Novel based on Caribbeanemigration to New York, by the Afro-Dominican American author. 45.00685. Molina, Armando Mauricio. El amanecer de los tontos. San Francisco,Editorial Solaris, 1989. 262p., inscribed by the Salvadorean Americanauthor, wraps. 25.00686. Momeni, Jamshid A. Demography of racial and ethnic minorities in theUnited States; an annotated bibliography with a review essay. Foreword byConrad Taeuber, preface by Marta Tienda. Westport, Greenwood Press, 1983.xxiii, 292p., first printing. Covers Hispanics, blacks, and AsianAmericans. 15.00687. Moniz, Tomas. Without words & without kneeling; a serialized zinenovella, the first installment. Berkeley, the author, 2010. 19p., wraps.On "five characters who are all part of an Anarchist study group ..." - p.1. 15.00688. Moore, Joan and Harry Pachon. Hispanics in the United States. EnglewoodCliffs, Prentice-Hall, 1985. x, 213p., first printing, wraps. 15.00689. Moore, John Bassett. The case of the Salvadorean refugees; disboundfrom The American Law Review, January-February, 1895, vol. XXIX. theReview, 1895. 20p., wraps. The refugees sought political asylum in the USvia the US man-of-war Bennington. 25.00690. Mora, Grace. Puerto Rico; ¿Independencia or estadidad?/Independence orstatehood?. New York, Voz del Pueblo, 1977. 16p., wraps, very good.17.00691. Mora, Pat. Agua santa/holy water. Boston, Beacon Press, 1995. xi, 129p.,uncorrected page proof, wraps. Poetry by the Tejana author. 18.00692. Mora, Pat. Chants. Houston, Arte Público Press, 1984. 52p., a very goodcopy of the first edition, wraps. Tejana poet. 22.00693. Moraga, Cherri. Heroes & saints; playbill for Borderlands Theater.Tucson, Pima Community College Center for the Arts, 1993. 20p., 5.5x8.5inches, very good first edition booklet in stapled pictorial wraps.15.00Playbill/Program for the Borderlands Theater production of Moraga's playabout pesticide abuse in Central California.694. Morales, Alejandro. Caras viejas y vino nuevo. Mexico City, JoaquinMortiz, 1975. 127p., one of 4,000 copies, first edition, wraps. Firstnovel by the Chicano author, later published in English translation as OldFaces and New Wine. (Nueva narrative Hispánica) 75.00"Esta es su primera novela y, quizás, la primera que chicano algunoescribe totalmente en español" - rear wrap.

695. Morales, Alejandro. Old faces and new wine; translated by: Max Martinez,edited and revised by: J. Monleon and Alurista, cover by: Esteban Villa.Original title in Spanish: Caras viejas y vino nuevo. Houston, ArtePublico Press, 1992. 132p., wraps. 25.00696. Morales, Patricia. Indocumentados Mexicanos. Mexico, Editorial Grijalbo,1982. 270p., tables, figures, text in Spanish,very good first editiontrade paperback. 35.00697. Morales Carrion, Arturo. Puerto Rico and the United States, the questfor a new encounter. San Juan, Editorial Academica, 1990. 123p., originalcloth binding, very good in a very good dj. 25.00698. Another copy, very good in wraps. 15.00699. Morales Leon, Daniel. Palabra; ome tecpatl 2008. N. pl., the author,2008. 14p. zine-format poetry chapbook, mostly in Spanish, wraps. 18.00700. Morey, Janet & Wendy Dunn. Famous Mexican Americans; illustrated withphotographs. New York, Cobblehill Books/Dutton, 1989. xvi, 176p., firstedition, two private orgazational stamps, otherwise very good in a like dj.YA book with chapters of Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, Luis Valdez, HenryCisneros, Edward James Olmos, and others. 20.00701. Movimiento Socialista Popular. El Militante: La revista de discusiónpolítica del Movimiento Socialista Popular. Año 7, no. 1. Rio Piedras,Puerto Rico, Movimiento Socialista Popular, 1981. 48p., edgeworn wraps;text in Spanish. OCLC lists only two holdings. 22.00Journal of the Marxist-Leninist Puerto Rican organization, with articleson party building and El Salvador.702. Muckley, Robert L., ed. Notes of Neorican seminar. [San Germán, PR , n.pub., 1972. 69p., minor marginalia, slightly soiled and edgeworn 9x8 inchwraps. Prose, poetry, artwork, with articles on the Young Lords andcontributions by Jamie Carrero, José Angel Figueroa, and more. 95.00703. Muñoz, Manuel. What you see in the dark; a novel. Chapel Hill,Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, 2011. 251p., review sheet laid in, firstprinting, dj. Bakersfield-based first novel by the Latino writer. 18.00704. Muñoz Cota, Jose. Ricardo Flores Magon; un sol calvado en la sombra.Mexico City, Editorial Doctrimex, 1966. 125p., one of 1,000 copies,slightly worn wraps with pieces of clear tape at head and base of spine.45.00705. Murphy, Dan. New Mexico; the distant land, an illustrated history,picture research and 'Partners in Progress' by John O. Baxter, produced incooperation with the Historical Society of New Mexico. Northridge, CA,Windsor Publications, 1985. 183p., profusely illus., 9x12 inches, firstedition, dj. 25.00706. Murphy, Garrett. 8 book. no place [Bay Area], author, 2010. 24p.,untrimmed staplebound wraps, a copyshop effort "designed by author," nicecopy signed by Murphy on the title page. 15.00707. National Association for Chicano Studies. In times of challenge:Chicanos and Chicanas in American society. Houston, Mexican AmericanStudies Program, 1988. 135p., first edition, wraps. (Monograph #6)18.00708. National Committee to Free Los Tres. The Hearst Family -- slave-owners,land-robbers, Nazis. Los Angeles, National Committee to Free Los Tres,

[1974]. 6p., wraps, 7x8.5 inches, crudely printed on goldenrod paper. Notfound in OCLC. 150.00Four closely-typewritten pages of allegations against the family, listingnefarious deeds as far back as the 19th century, with two pages ofreferences. Issued in the context of public fascination with the PattyHearst kidnapping by the SLA. "The history of the Hearst family in theUnited States is one of violence, exploitation and domination, especiallyover the native peoples of the United States." TheNational Committee toFree Los Tres supported three Chicano militants who claimed to have beenframed by narcotics agents in an effort to curtail their politicalactivism.709. [National Farm Workers Association ]. Huelga! / NFWA (pinback button).n.p., [196-]. 1 inch diameter pin, mildly worn, with black stylized eagleon red background; union bug on edge. 25.00710. [National Farm Workers Association]. UFWOC / AFL-CIO (pinback button).Berkeley Litho Service, [196-]. One inch diameter pin, very good, withblack stylized eagle with blak lettering; union bug on edge with maker'sidentification. 18.00The United Farm Workers Organizing Committee was founded on August 22,1966 through the combination of the National Farm Workers Association(NFWA), led by César Chávez, and the Agricultural Workers OrganizingCommittee (AWOC) led by Filipino organizer Larry Itliong; it soonthereafter became the United Farm Workers.711. National Lawyers Guild, Southern California Chapter. The people'sjustice. Vol. 3 no. 6 (Oct.-Nov. 1971). Los Angeles, National LawyersGuild, Southern California Chapter, 1971. 8p., tabloid format newspaper,light edgewear. Subtitle: "The legal system is America's only workingrailroad". 20.00Front page article explores jury selection in LA, noting that Chicanos andblack defendants tended to face juries that did not reflect thecomposition of their communities. Other articles include a piece on LouisTackwood, a former police informer and agent provocateur who targetedmilitant black organizations but later confessed at a KPFK pressconference; a transcript of an interview with Attica prisoners; a piece onwelfare reform, and more.712. Nava Monreal, David. The new neighbor & other stories. Irvine, CA,Pacific Writers Press, 1987. 173p., first edition, wraps. CaliforniaChicano writer. 25.00713. Nelson, Edna Deu Pree. The California dons. New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1962. 309p., first edition. 20.00714. Newlon, Clarke. Famous Mexican-Americans; foreword by Dr. Uvaldo H.Palomares. Illustrated with photographs. New York, Dodd, Mead & Company,1972. 187p. + 8p. photos, dj. For young adults. 25.00715. News & Letters Committees. Black, brown and red; the movement forfreedom among black, chicano and indian. Detroit, News & LettersCommittees, 1975. 77p., wraps, couple minor stains. Reprint with additions,first published in 1972. 12.00716. Niggli, Josephina. Mexican village; designs by Marion Fitz-Simons.Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1945. xiv, 491p., signedby the Mexican American author on the title page, later printing, dj wornat spine ends. 50.00

717. Another copy, unsigned, partial dj enclosed in mylar. 35.00718. Niggli, Josephina. A miracle for Mexico; paintings by Alejandro RangelHidalgo. Greenwich, New York Graphic Society, 1964. 179p. + six colorpaintings by Rangel Hidalgo, minor dampstain, first edition, dj with smallchips at base and two-inch closed tear. 50.00719. Niggli, Josephina. Step down, elder brother; a novel. New York,Rinehart and Company, 1947. viii, 374p., chipped dj. Niggli's first novel.65.00720. Nolasco, Margarita and Maria Luisa Acevedo. Los niños de la frontera;¿espejismos de una nueva generación? Con la colaboración de: Lucia Muñoz,Claudia Irazoque, Liliana Kusnir. Mexico City, Centro de Ecodesarrollo andEdiciones Océano, 1985. 183p., first edition, wraps. 25.00721. [Novarro, Ramon]. Charming; Ramon Novarro in Devil May Care, withMarion Harris and Dorothy Jordan, words by Clifford Grey, music by HerbertStothart. New York, Robbins Music Corporation, 1929. 6p., 9.25x12.25inches, wraps lightly stained and with owner's name under the title. Sheetmusic with a photo of the Mexican American film star, from Novarro's firsttalkie. 20.00722. [Novarro, Ramon]. The night is young; Ramon Novarro [and] Evelyn Layein The Night is Young, lyric by Oscar Hammerstein, II, Music by SigmundRomberg. New York, Robbins Music Corporation/Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1935.6p., 9x12 inches, lightly worn wraps. Sheet music with a photo of theMexican American film star bussing his costar. 20.00723. Novas, Himilce. Mangos, bananas and cocomuts: a Cuban love story.Houston, Arte Público Press, 1996. 162p., dj. First novel by the CubanAmerican writer. 17.00724. Nunez, Sigrid. A feather on the breath of God; a novel. New York,HarperCollins, 1995. 180p., first edition, dj. Nunez' first novel centerson a young woman coming to terms with her immigrant (Chinese-Panamanianand German) parents. 22.00725. O'Connor, Jim. The story of Roberto Clemente, all-star hero;illustrated by Stephen Marchesi. New York, Dell Publishing, 1991. 107p.,illus. in text, first printing, light foxing, wraps. Biography for preteens.12.00726. October League (Marxist-Leninist). Class struggle; journal of Communistthought. Spring 1975, #1. Chicago, Communist Party (M-L), 1975. 63p.,wraps, mild foxing. 17.00Includes material on Black and Chicano self-determination, disciussion ofHarry Haywood and the POC, the Woman Question and Party Building, and more.727. Olmstead, Roger and Charles Wollenberg, eds. Neither separate nor equal;race and racism in California. [San Francisco], California HistoricalSociety, 1971. 117p. wraps. Covers African American, Chicano, JapaneseAmerican and Chinese American experiences. 25.00728. Olmsted, Virginia L., translator and compiler. Spanish and MexicanColonial censuses of New Mexico, 1790, 1823, 1845. Albuquerque, Publishedas a Bicentennial Project under the patronage of the New MexicoBicentennial Committee, New Mexico Genealogical Society, 1975. ii, 303p.,8.5x11 inches, introduction, index, errata, very good in original spiralboundprinted wraps. 45.00

729. Olvera, Nancy. Sabotaje 3. Madera, CA, the zine, [1995]. 16p., wraps,8.5x11 inches, text in Spanish. 35.00Single issue of the Chicana anarcho-punk fanzine, with articles on variousbands, an animal rights piece opposing circuses, surveys of the scene inUruguay and Spain, reviews of albums from Aztlan Records, and more.730. Orjuela, Héctor H. Imagen de los estados unidos en la poesía deHispanoamerica. México, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 1980.201p., introduction, footnotes, bibliography, text in Spanish, very goodfirst edition trade paperback in wraps. (Cuadernos del Instituto deInvestigaciones Filológicas 4) 25.00731. Ortega, Raul. Red Jaguar in "deep trouble". San Francisco, the author,1997. [32]p., profusely illus. with color drawings by the Puerto Ricanchildren's book writer and and signed by him, wraps. 30.00The author's first book uses precolombian mythological themes to weave anenchanting adventure story for children in picture-book format.732. Ortiz Cofer, Judith. The line of the sun; a novel. Athens, TheUniversity of Georgia Press, 1989. 291p., signed and dated with a longinscription by Ortiz Cofer, first printing, very good in a very good dj.The poet's first novel. 45.00733. Ortiz Cofer, Judith. Silent dancing; a partial remembrance of a PuertoRican childhood. Houston, Arte Público Press, 1980. 167p., later wrapsprinting, very good. 12.00734. Ortiz Taylor, Sheila. Faultline. Tallahassee, The Naiad Press, 1982.126p., first edition, wraps. Hispanic lesbian novelist. 10.00735. Osa, Nancy. Cuba 15; a novel. New York, Delacorte Press, 2003. 277p.,advance galley, wraps. YA novel of a Cuban American teen. 12.00736. Otero, Miguelo Antonio, introduction by Cynthia Secor-Welsh. My life onthe frontier 1864 - 1882. Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press,1987. lxxix, 293p., introduction, index, illustrations, very good firstedition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. 18.00Originally published it 1935.737. Padilla, Herberto. Heroes are grazing in my garden; translated from theSpanish by Andrew Hurley. Barcelona, Editorial Argos Vergara, 1981. 250p.,first US edition, dj. Translation of the Cuban American's En mi jardínpastan los héroes. 22.00738. Paidlla, Yolanda C., ed. Reflexiones 1998; new directions in MexicanAmerican studies. Austin, CMAS Books, 1999. xi, 173p., wraps. Annualvolume, with contributions by Américo Paredes, Sheila Contreras, Richard R.Flores, and many others. 15.00739. Palacios Hoyos, Esteban J. Descargas de un matancero de pueblo chiquito;contra esto, aquello, y lo de mas allá. Miami, Ediciones Universal, 1990.171p., text in Spanish, glossary at rear, very good first edition tradepaperback in pictorial wraps. 20.00Inscribed and signed by the Cuban American medical doctor & author.740. Palley, Julian, ed. Best new Chicano literature, 1986. Binghamton,Bilingual Press/Editorial Bilingüe, 1986. 84p., wraps. Includes works byLuis J. Rodriguez and Wilfredo Q. Castaño. (Cenzontle: Irvine Anthology #9,Ninth Chicano Literary Prize 1982-83) 17.00

741. Paniagua, Alejandro. "e" sin acento. Toluca, UNAM, 2010. 102p., one of500 copies, wraps. On both the pronunciation of English and the retentionof culture through language for Mexican immigrants in the US. 35.00742. Paniagua, Christian. Culpable; un juicio público a los mercaderes de lajusticia. Santo Domingo, República Dominicana, Editora Taller, 1994. 256p.,wraps, spine creased, minor shelf wear. On crime & the criminal justicesystem in Puerto Rico. 35.00743. Paredes, Américo. A Texas-American cancionero; folksongs of the lowerborder. Urbana, University of Illinois Presses, 1976. xxiv, 194p., preface,introduction, notes, glossary, bibliography, text in English and Spanish,index, illustrated with photos, maps and musical transcriptions, very goodfirst edition in cloth and unclipped dj. (Music in American Life) 30.00744. Paredes, Américo and Raymund Paredes. Mexican-American authors. Boston,Houghton Mifflin Company, 1972. 152p., slightly worn wraps. (Multi-ethnicliterature) 18.00745. Peace and Freedom Party, Electoral Committee, San Francisco. Welcome tothe 1986 Socialist Campaign. San Francisco, Peace and Freedom Party, 1986.17p., 8.5x11 inch multicolor sheets stapled together at upper left,horizontal fold for mailing with address label on back. 15.00Packet of materials for the party's primary elections, prepared for SanFrancisco registrants. Includes long introduction to Meg Weber, candidatefor state assembly in the 16th district, with her positions on SF rentcontrol, transit, education, etc.; a section on Cheryl Zuur, the Chicanacandidate for governor, and other candidates.746. Pedraza-Baily, Silvia. Political and economic migrants in America:Cubans and Mexicans. Austin, University of Texas Press, 1985. viii, 242p.,illus. with tables and figures, small black mark on front free endpaperotherwise very good first edition in black buckram cloth and gilt,unclipped slightly edgeworn dj. 65.00747. Peña, Fernando de la. Democracy or Babel? The case for official Englishin the United States. Foreword by Alistair Cook, introduction by S. I.Hayakawa. Washington, U.S. English, 1991. 128p. + 17p. list ofcontributors to U.S. English, wraps. 10.00748. Peña, Manuel H. The Texas-Mexican conjunto: history of a working-classmusic. Austin, University of Texas Press, 1985. xi, 218p., later wrapsprinting. (Mexican American monograph #9) 15.00749. Pendleton, Don. El Verdugo; escuadron de la muerte, traducción española:O. J. Blanco. Miami, Libros Fiesta, [1969]. 155p., first Spanishtranslation of The Executioner: War against the Mafia, front wrap worn.12.00750. Perales, Alonso S. Are we good neighbors? New York, Arno Press, 1974.298p., illus. with photos, very good reprint edition of the 1958 originalin salmon cloth. (The Mexican American ) 35.00751. Perdomo, Willie. Where a nickel costs a dime. New York, W. W. Norton &Company, 1995. 78p., cd included, first edition of the Nuyorican poet'swork, slightly worn wraps. 15.00752. Perea Roselló, Pedro Luis. Los periódicos y los los periodistas deMayagüez. Ponce, n. pub., 1962. 50p., bookstore stamp, otherwise very good.45.00

753. Perez, David. Long road from Lares: an oral history. New York,Community Documentation Workshop at St. Mark's Church-in-the-Bowery, 1979.29p., wraps, minor soiling of wraps. 45.00Autobiographical pamphlet by the Puerto Rican immigrant who becameinvolved with the Young Lords Party.754. Perez, Raymundo. The secret meaning of death by Tigre [pseud.] CorpusChristi, El Tercer Sol Bookstore, 1972. viii, 31p., wraps slightly stained.Revolutionary Tejano poet, artwork by various artists. 35.00755. Perez, Rosa Burke. The 215 dream; an epic, illustrated by Jeff LamontDavis. Mill Valley, CA, The Olive Tree, 1978. 62p., first edition, wraps.25.00756. Pérez Acuña, William. The great Pancho Villa. San Francisco, Padilla &Acuna Publishing Company, 1978. 49p., profusely illus. with photos,bilingual text, wraps. 22.00757. Perez de Ribas, Andres. My life among the savage nations of New Spain.Written in the year A. D. 1644 and entitled 'Triumphs of our Saintly FaithAmong Peoples the Most Barbarous and Savage of the New Orb.' Translated incondensed form by Tomas Antonio Robertson, native of the Rio Fuerte (GranRio de Zauque) of the former Province of Sinaloa, Mexico. Los Angeles, TheWard Ritchie Press, 1968. xvi, 256p., slightly worn dj with a closed tearon the rear. 25.00758. Pérez Firmat, Gustavo. Next year in Cuba; a Cuban emigre's coming ofage in America. New York, Anchor Books/Doubleday, 1995. x, 274p., reviewcopy with sheets laid in, first printing, slightly creased dj. 22.00759. Perrigo, Lynn I. Hispanos; historic leaders in New Mexico. Santa Fe,Sunstone Press, 1985. 94p., preface, index, illustrated with photosthroughout, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps.12.00760. Perry, Michael. Daniel's ride; illustrated by Lee Ballard. SanFrancisco, Free Will Press, 2005. [32]p., profusely illus. with Ballard'sdrawings, 11x8.74 inches, signed by Perry, first printing, lacking dj.English language version of the children's book based on lowrider culture.25.00761. Pierri, Ettore. Chicanos: el poder mestizo. Mexico City, EditoresMexicanos Unidos, 1979. 302p., illustrations, text in Spanish, very goodfirst edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. 30.00762. Another copy, later (1984) edition, wraps. 25.00763. Pijoan de Van Etten, Teresa. Spanish-American folktales; the practicalwisdom of Spanish-Americans in 28 eloquent and simple stories. Little Rock,August House Publishers, 1990. 127p., later wraps printing. New Mexicotales. 12.00764. Piñero, Miguel. La bodega sold dreams. Houston, Arte Publico Press,1980. 47p., first edition, very good in wraps. 250.00765. Plate, Peter. Joaquin (in the fog). Oakland, autofiction series, 1988.69p., glossy white trade-size wraps with a splendid color illustrationthat does indeed depict Joaquin Murietta, here wondering where to wash hishands. Nice copy of a nice production. The avenging Murietta is conjuredup in the text, though Plate's timeframes are modern. 22.00

766. Plath, David W., ed. Aware of utopia. Urbana, University of IllinoisPress, 1971. xvi, 150p., very good condition in worn dj. 10.00Includes materials on Japan and India, the Tijerina movement, and theBanner community in Appalachia.767. Polkinhorn, Harry, Alfredo Velasco, Malcolm lambert. El libro de Caló;revised edition. n.p., Floricanto Press, 1986. vi, 95p., preface, user'sguide, abbreviations, dictionary, concordance, very good revised editiontrade paperback in wraps. 30.00768. Portes, Alejandro, ed. The economic sociology of immigration; essays onnetworks, ethnicity, and entrepreneurship. New York, Russell SageFoundation, 1995. xvi, 310p., first printing, dj. 22.00769. Posada, Edward and L. Gene Ferris. Works in progress. N. pl., theauthors, [198-?]. [21]p., wraps. Posada coedited a 1980 anthology ofCalifornia prison writing while in Vacaville; this excerpt is from alarger novel, My Law - presumably unpublished - based on his case.22.00770. Prado, Perez. Patricia; it's Patricia. New York, Editorial Mexicana deMusica Internacional, S. A., 1958. 6p., 8.5x11 inch sheet music withPrado's photo on the cover, wraps. Sheet music of 1950s mambo hit.20.00771. Prairie Fire. A single spark: songs by Prairie Fire. San Francisco,United Front Press, 1975. 60p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, very good. 75.00Prairie Fire was composed of singers affiliated with the RevolutionaryUnion. Songs include some with specific San Francisco relevance, such as"Drag the line" (about transit workers doing a slowdown), with many aboutChicano issues including the agricultural boycotts and the Farah strike,and an ode to Mao's China. 29 songs in all. Illustrated with photos oflocal demonstrations as well as some borrowed labor-related images fromother places and times.772. Prisoners Solidarity Committee. Prisoners call out: freedom; frombehind the walls of Auburn concentration camp. New York, PrisonersSolidarity Committee, 1971. 52p., illus., wraps with insect damage. On theoverwhelmingly black and Hispanic prison population at New York's AuburnPrison, issued in the wake of a work stoppage on Black Solidarity Day.18.00773. Progressive Labor Party. ¡Luchemos por el socialismo!/Fight forsocialism. Berkeley, the Party, [1979?]. 1p. flyer explaining the Party'sline on Democrats and Republicans, printed two sides (one in Spanish, onein English), 8.5x14 inches. 20.00774. Puerto Rican Socialist Party. Political thesis of the Puerto RicanSocialist Party; the socialist alternative. New York, North AmericanCongress on Latin America, 1975. 48p., wraps slightly worn. 45.00775. Puerto Rico Solidarity Committee. Puerto Rico Libre! Bulletin of thePuerto Rico Solidarity Committee, vol. v, no. 1, January 1977. New York,Puerto Rico Solidarity Committee, 1977. 16 page, 8.25 x 11 inch newsletter,wraps. Issue title: Statehood? 25.00776. Pulido, Laura. Black, brown, yellow, and left; radical activism in LosAngeles. Berkeley, University of California Press, 2006. xv, 346p.,introduction, notes, index, selected bibliography, illustrations and

tables, verty good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps.(American Crossroads 19) 20.00777. Pursifull, Carmen M. Carmen by moonlight; poems. Champaign, IL, theauthor, 1982. vi, 123p., wraps. Puerto Rican poet. 30.00778. Quiñones, Magaly. En la pequeña Antilla (poemas). Río Piedras, PR,Ediciones Mairena, 1982. 64p., label 'donativo de la autora' stapled tofront wrap. Paperback original. 35.00779. Quiñones, Magaly. Sueños de papel. San Juan, PR, Editorial de laUniversidad de Puerto Rico, 1996. 126p., wraps, first edition. Paperbackoriginal. Poetry. (Colección aquí y ahora 4) 30.00780. Another copy of the first edition, remains of price sticker on frontwrap. 25.00781. Quiñonez, Naomi. The smoking mirror; poems. Los Angeles, West End Press,1998. 69p., very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps.Poetry by a Los Angeles Chicana, personal inscription and signed by thepoet. 22.00782. Quintana, Frances Leon. Pobladores; Hispanic Americans of the Utefrontier, with illustrations gratefully borrowed from El Arte de/The Artof Rini Templeton. Aztec, NM, the author, 1991. xviii, 267p., illus., verygood second revised edition, pictorial wraps. 35.00Originally published in as Los Primeros Pobladores: Hispanic Americans ofthe Ute Frontier by Notre Dame.783. Rak, Mary Kidder. Border patrol; illustrated. San Francisco, R and EResearch Associates, 1971. 243p., folding map, foreword, illustrated withphotos, very good reprint of the 1937 Houghton Mifflin edition inleatherette and gilt. 25.00784. Ramirez, Alfred. Planned famine in America? A letter to an employee ofthe Purex Corporation. La Habra, CA, Orange Tree Press, 1970. 13p.,staplebound 7x4 inch wraps printed black on orange; evidently the firstedition, later expanded. This copy bears much sloppy underlining inballpoint, tiny sticker on cover possibly as issued (color match), a cleancrisp copy in all other respects. Ramirez rants that Cesar Chavez'organizings are the opening salvo of a state/big biz strategy of tension(huge forest fires, bombings, attacks on police, imminent destruction offood warehouses and water sources, youth culture (encouragedsurreptitiously we must assume) defeat of law enforcement) that will by'75 result in global "communazism" with Russia the big winner. 30.00Ramirez addresses a Purex executive who has just instituted a millionplussuit against him and his wife (Orange Tree Press). Purex, biglandowner California, Mexico, big vintner, seed supplier &c, had signedcontracts with Chavez; the suit enjoins Orange Tree from publishing JohnSteinbacher's red-bait, "Bitter Harvest." But it is already published, sogo figure. Martinez and this exec or lawyer have had numerous real estatedealings in the last several years, this episode the first problematic one.785. Ramirez, Ivonne Mijares and Hortensia Moreno. Ricardo Flores Magon.Mexico City, Instituto Nacional de Estudios Históricos de la RevoluciónMexicana, 1986. 30p., color illus. by Martha Avilés, second edition,8.25x8.25 inch wraps. Children's biography. (Biografias para niños)15.00

786. Ramirez, Reynol. 7. San Francisco, Ediciones Bohemias, 1979. 36p.,wraps. Inscribed by the Cuban American writer. 30.00787. Ramos, Jorge. The No borders; a journalist's search for home,translated from the Spanish by Patricia J. Duncan. New York,Rayo/HarperCollins, 2002. xiv , 302p. + 16p. photos, first printing, dj.Autobiography by the Mexican American telejournalist. 12.00788. Ramos, Juanita. Compañeras: Latina lesbians (an anthology). New York,Latina Lesbian History Project, 1987. xxix, 265p., first printing, wraps.18.00789. Ranton, Herbert J. La historia notable de un vaquero. N. pl., theauthor, n.d. 6p. folded brochure. The Montana-born author converts toChristianity. 20.00790. Rebolledo, Tey Diana. women singing in the snow; a cultural analysis ofChicana literature. Tucson, The University of Arizona Press, 1995. xi,250p., preface, introduction, notes, biliography, sources, index, verygood first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. 12.00Includes chapters on The Federal Writers' Projects in oral history.791. Rebolledo, Tey Diana, Rtlinda Gonzales-Berry and Teresa Márquez, eds.Las mujeres hablan; an anthology of Nuevo Mexicana writers. Albuquerque,El Norte Publications, 1988. xiv, 210p., edgeworn wraps, inscribed byRebolledo. Poetry and prose, with contributions from Denise Chavez,Erlinda Gonzales-Berry, Rosalie Otero and many others. 25.00792. Rechy, John. The miraculous day of Amalia Gómez; a novel. New York,Arcade Publishing/Little, Brown and Company, 1993. 206p., first edition,dj. Novel set in Los Angeles' Mexican American community. 17.00793. Reed, Ishmael and Al Young, eds. Yardbird lives! New York, Grove Press,1978. 288p., first wraps printing. An anthology of the multiculturalmagazine. 12.00794. Reisler, Mark. By the sweat of their brow; Mexican immigrant labor inthe United States, 1900-1940. Westport, Greenwood Press, 1977. xi, 298p.,second printing, very good in pictorial wraps. 15.00795. Reitz, Elizabeth Jean; C. Margaret Scarry. Reconstructing historicsubsistence with an example from sixteenth-century Spanish Florida.Glassboro, NJ, Society for Historical Archaeology, 1985. xvi, 150p., wraps,neatly ex-lib. (Society for Historical Archaeology, special publicationseries no. 3) 12.00796. Research Organizing Cooperative of San Francisco. Basta ya! The storyof Los Siete de la Raza. San Francisco, Research Organizing Cooperative,[1970]. [40]p., illus., 8x10.5 inches, wraps browned and somewhatdiscolored, in part because of badly rusting staples. 45.00797. Resistance. Know your enemy: stop FBI terrorist task force. Victory tonational liberation. Support the armed clandestine movements. Defeat U.S.imperialism. New York, Resistance, [1983?]. Poster, 17.25x22.5 inches,creased, folded. Black and white poster with images of members of the FBItask force, a large image of NYPD at the site of the assassination ofMtayari Shabaka Sundiata. Includes a list of FBI actions against AfricanAmerican and Puerto Rican radicals. 75.00798. Revelle, Keith. Chicano! A selected bibliography of materials by andabout Mexico and Mexican Americans. Oakland, Latin American Library of the

Oakland Public Library, 1969. 21p., wraps bound into pressboard folder, exlibris. 18.00799. Revolutionary Communist Party. The hidden story of the Corcoran SHU:Maximum brutality in Cal Supermax. Cambridge, MA, Revolution Books, 2001.[8p.], wraps, reprint from the Revolutionary Worker, 9/29/96. Expose ofconditions at Corcoran, near Fresno, California. Includes drawings byBraulio Castellanos showing mistreatment he witnessed. Also discusses thecase of Preston Tate, a 25-year-old black man from South Central LA whowas killed in what the pamphlet alleges was a "gladiator fight" set up bythe guards. 20.00800. Revolutionary Union. The Bay Area Worker presents viva la huelga! Slideshow and songs, 7:30 p.m., Fri., Sept. 21, St. Louis Bertrand Church,100th Ave. and E. 14th St. Oakland, Revolutionary Union, [1971?]. 1p.flyer, 8.5x14 inches, printed on one side. 18.00801. Ribes Tovar, Frederico. El libro Puertorriqueño de Nueva York; tomoI/handbook of the Puerto Rican community, volume I. New York, El LibroPuertorriqueño, 1968. 394p., illus. 95.00802. Ringer, Benjamin B. "We the people" and others; duality and America'streatment of its racial minorities. New York, Tavistock Publications, 1983.xii, 1165p., first edition, very good in a dj with only minor wear. Dealswith blacks, Chinese Americans, Japanese Americans, and Puerto Ricans.20.00803. Ríos, Alberto. Five indiscretions; a book of poems. Riverdale-on-Hudson,Sheep Meadow Press, 1985. 98p., first edition, very good in a dj with afaded spine and minor edge wear. 25.00804. Ríos, Alberto Alvaro, etchings by Antonio Pazos. The iguana killer;twelve stories of the heart, etchings by Antonio Pazos. Lewiston, ID, BlueMoon and Confluence Press, 1984. 119p., frontis illustration, illustratedwith drawings, gift inscription otherwise very good first trade paperedition issued simultaneously with the limited harback. 20.001984 Western States Book Award winner in short fiction.805. Ríos Ávila, Rubén. Embocadura. San Juan, Editorial Tal Cual, 2003.206p., first edition, very good in wraps. The Puerto Rican literary andqueer theorist's tv presentations on Cultura Viva. 35.00806. Rios Bustamante, Antonio José. The California cotton industry and thebackground of the 1933 cotton strike in the San Joaquin Valley. N.p.,self-published manuscript, [1974?]. vii, 65p. printed recto-only +bibliography and appendices, 14 pages of tables and graphs in plasticprotectors, 4 folding maps of the cotton inductry in the San JoaquinValley in the 1930s, manuscript thesis in ACCO binder. 75.00Includes sections on Mexican migrant workers.807. Ríos-Bustamante, Antonio. Latinos in Hollywood. Encino, FloricantoPress, 1991. 190p., 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, briefbiographies, cheaply-made photos merely photo-copies, othyerwise very goodin spiral-bound wraps. 25.00Covers stars from 1913 - 1945.808. Ríos-Bustamante, Antonio. Mexican Los Ángeles: a narrative andpictorial history. Encino, `Floricanto Press, 1992. 274p., maps, photos,tables, very good first edition in pictorial wraps. (Nuestra HistoriaSeries: Monigraph No. 1) 30.00

A survey of the study of regional Mexican American history and culture.809. Ríos-Bustamante, Antonio, et al. Regions of La Raza: changinginterpretations of Mexican American regional history and culture. Encino,Floricanto Press, 1993. 466p., very good first edition in pictorial wraps.(Nuestra Historia Series: Monigraph No. 2) 30.00A survey of the study of regional Mexican American history and culture.810. Rius. The Chicanos. New York, North American Congress on Latin America,1973. 30p., comix panels in color, wraps with spots of soil, mild wear.The Mexican cartoonist's brilliant history of Chicanos and the Chicanomovement. 25.00811. Rius, María and Josep McParramón. La vida bajo la tierra. New York,Barron's 1987. [32]p., color illus., wraps. Children's book. 15.00812. Robb, John Donald. Hispanic folk songs of New Mexico; with selectedsongs collected, transcribed and arranged for voice and piano. Albuquerque,The University of New Mexico Press, 1954. viii, 83p., 9x12 inches, somelyrics in both English and Spanish, review copy with slip laid in, wrapsedgeworn, faded, begun to split and detach at spine. (University of NewMexico Publications in the Fine Arts, #1) 75.00813. Another copy, lacking review slip, very good in wraps that have splitat head and tail but remain firmly attached. 75.00814. [Robinson, Bill]. Leonard Sillman presents Bill Robinson [and] PhilBaker ... in "All in Fun". Boston, Shubert Theatre, 1940. 5x14 inchplaybill, folded once, lightly worn. Preview of the New York show,featuring not only Mr. Bojangles, but a number of Hispanic dancers.22.00815. Robinson, Cecil. With the ears of strangers; the Mexican in Americanliterature, drawings by H. Beaumont Williams. Tucson, University ofArizona Press, 1963. ix, 338p., dj slightly worn at spine ends. Coversimages of Mexican Americans as well as Mexicans, but with a decidedunfamiliarity outside of literary portraits. 25.00816. Robles, Mireya. Tiempo artesano/Time the artisan; translated by Angelade Hoyos. San Antonio, M & A Editions, 1977. 135p., illustrations, textsin English and Spanish, very good reprint with minor revisions, tradepaperback original in pictorial wraps. Bilingual poetry. Cuban Americanpoet, who emigrated in 1957. 18.00817. Rodriguez, Abraham Jr. The boy without a flag; tales of the South Bronx.Minneapolis, Milkweed Editions, 1992. 115p., illustrations, very goodfirst edition in original pictorial wraps, front corner creased. Personalinscription signed by the Puerto Rican-American author, his first book.30.00818. Rodríguez, Alfredo. Estas tierras. El Paso, Dos Pasos Editores, 1987.106p., one of 1,000 copies, text in Spanish, very good trade paperback inpictorial wraps First published in 1983, this edition has a blurb bySergio D. Elizondo. 12.00819. Rodriguez, Art. East side dreams. San Jose, Dream House Press, 1999.267p., illustrations, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorialwraps. A second volume of family history, from Chiapas to San José, CA,the California Youth Authority, and more. Signed by the award-winningauthor. 15.00820. Another copy, not signed, very good in wraps. 12.00

821. Rodriguez, Elena. Peaxetime: spirit of the eagle. San Jose, ChusmaHouse, 1997. 231p., fine first edition trade paperback original inpictorial wraps. 12.00Debut novel of a Hispanic-American woman who joins the army as a way outof the working class.822. Rodriguez, Luis J. The concrete river. Willimantic, CT, Curbstone Press,1993. 125p., fine first edition trade paperback original in pictorialwraps Poetry (and first book) by the author of Always Running. Inscribedin Spanish and signed by the poet. 35.00823. Another copy of the first edition, not signed or inscribed, very goodin wraps. 20.00824. Rodriguez, Marta Romana. Pan de los pobres (bread of the poor - covertitle). Healdsburg, CA, Running Wolf Press, 2002. 99p., very good firstedition paperback original in pictorial wraps. 45.00Eight copies found in OCLC.825. Rodriguez, Michael W. Humidity moon; short stories of the Vietnam War.San Antonio, Pecan Grove Press, 1998. 148p., fine first edition tradepaperback original in pictorial wraps. 25.00Ex-Marine from Texas debut book.826. Rodríguez, Olga, ed. The politics of Chicano liberation. New York,Pathfinder Press, 1977. 159p., introduction, photos, index, very goodfirst edition in cloth boards and unclipped dj. 40.00Includes reports to the SWP conventions in 1971 & 1976.827. Rodriguez, Robert and Tamra Orr. Great Hispanic-Americans. Lincolnwood,IL, Publications International, 2006. 96p., illus., 9.75x9.75 inches,first printing, original illustrated boards, slightly edgeworn dj withremains of old price sticker on rear panel. 30.00828. Another copy, first wraps printing. 22.00829. Rodriguez, Ron. The captains that dogs aren't. Washington, TheWashington Writers' Publishing House, 1977. [32]p., wraps, signed, addresspenned on title page and pen corrections to text. 30.00830. Rodríguez Chávez, Ernesto. Emigración Cubana actual. Havana, Editorialde Ciencias Sociales, 1997. xi, 201p., wraps. 25.00831. Rodríguez Guglielmoni, Linda and Mirima M. González Hernández, eds.Enlaces: transnacionalidad - El Caribe y su diáspora - lengua, literaturay cultura en los Alvores del siglo XXI; 7ma Congferencia Internacional deEscritoras y Críticos Literarios del Caribe. Bronx, Latino Press, 2000.253p., first edition, wraps. Puerto Rican emphasis, with a section onLydia Cabrera. 25.00832. Rodriguez Ramon, Andres. Alma y perfil de Santa Barbara. Santa Barbara,The Schauer Printing Studio, 1956. 147p., one of 300 numbered copies,first edition, lightly worn dj. Poetry, in Spanish, interpreting SantaBarbara's history. 35.00833. Rohmer, Harriet & Jésus Guerrero Rea. Atariba & Niguayona; illustratedby Consuelo Mendez Castillo. San Francsico, Children's Book Press/Imprentade Libros Infantiles, 1988. 24p., illus., prior owner's name, illustratedboards. Reissue of the 1976 edition. Bilingual children's book of the

Tainos in Puerto Rico before the European conquest. (Fifth world tales)15.00834. Rojas, Mary Helen. Lady in waiting; poems in English and Spanish, withillustrations by Richard Harrington, translations of Spanish poems byErnesto Lombeida, and foreword by Victor Rojas, edited by Karin Wieder andRobert Lawrence Schichler. Rochester, NY, Spillway Publications, 1994.[84]p., first printing, wraps. Rojas was a bilingual educator from NewMexico. 18.00835. Romano-V., Octavio Ignacio, editor. El espejo - the mirror; selectedMexican-American literature. Berkeley, Quinto Sol Publications, 1970. [xi],241p., very good second printing, trade paperback original in pictorialwraps. Poetry and fiction in English and Spanish. 12.00836. Romero, Arturo. The Mexican American child: a socioecological approarchto research. N. pl., Spanish Speaking Mental Health Research Center, 1978.76p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 15.00837. Romero, Leo. Agua negra. Boise, Ahsahta Press, 1981. 42p., firstedition, wraps. Poetry. 25.00838. [Romero, Leo]. Celso. Houston, Arte Publico , 1985. 95p., wraps. Poetry,with text somewhat different from the prior Tonatiuh International edition.15.00839. Romero, Leo. Rita and Los Angeles. Tempe, Bilingual Press/EditorialBilingüe, 1995. 137p., very good first edition trade paperback inpictorial wraps. Short stories. 12.00840. Romero, Mary. Maid in the U.S.A. New York, Routledge, 1992. viii, 208p.,wraps, old price stamped on half-title page. Focuses on Chicana householdworkers. (Perspectives on gender) 12.00841. Rosales, F. Arturo. Chicano! The history of the Mexican American civilrights movement. Houston, Arte Público Press, 1996. xxiii, 304p., 8.5x11inches, illustrated with photos, first edition, very good in black clothdecorated in red and white, unclipped dj. 40.00Based on the PBS series.842. Rosales, F. Arturo and David William Foster, eds. Hispanics and thehumanities in the southwest: a directory of resources. Editorial assistant:Carmen de Novais. Tempe, Center for Latin American Studies, 1983. xiv,327p., very good in wraps. Contains essays on the relation betweenHispanics in California, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, as well asresource directories. 15.00843. Rose, Peter I. Tempest-tost; race, immigration, and the dilemmas ofdiversity. New York, Oxford University Press, 1997. xiv, 257p., firstprinting, very good in dj. Survey of Asian and Latino immigration andsurrouding issues. 12.00844. Rose Avila, Magdaleno M. Looking for my wings; edoted by Beverley Keefe.Seattle, Patroncito Publishing, 2004. vii, 148p., signed with a warminscription by the Chicano poet, first printing, wraps. The anti-deathpenalty activist has worked with Amnesty International and Barrios Unidosfor many years. 25.00845. Another copy, signed with a brief inscription by Rose Avila, firstprinting, wraps. 22.00

846. Rosen, Nina and Fredricka L. Stoller. Javier arrives in the U.S.; atext for developing readers. White Plains, NY, Prentice Hall regents, 1994.xv, 221p., later printing, slightly worn wraps. Educational text centeringon a young immigrant from Jalisco. 12.00847. Rosenbaum, Robert J. Mexicano resistance in the Southwest; "the sacredright of self-preservation." Austin, University of Texas Press, 1981. xii,241p., dj slightly edgeworn. 25.00848. Ruiz, Mona, with Geoff Boucher. Two badges; the lives of Mona Ruiz.Houston, Arte Público Press, 1997. 288p., review copy with sheets laid in,dj. Autobiography of the California gang member who became a policeofficer in conservative Orange County. 18.00849. Another copy, lacking review materials, dj. 15.00850. Ruiz, Ronald L. Happy birthday Jesús. Houston, Arte Publico, 1994.314p., inscribed by Ruiz, dj. 25.00851. Another copy, not inscribed, dj. 17.00852. [Sacaluga, Servando]. 2 poèmes de Merceds Cortázar; avec introduction,version française (texte bilingue) et essai de bibliographie par ServandoSacaluga, illustré par Zila Sanchez. New York, Osmar Press, 1965. 51p.,Sanchez drawing tipped in, inscribed by the Chilean American poet/critic,wraps. 22.00853. Sainz, Gustavo. The princess of the iron palace; translated by AndrewHurley. New York, Grove Press, 1987. 307p., first US edition, dj withsmall closed tear at upper right corner. The Mexican novelist now residesin Albuquerque. 17.00854. Saks, Katia. La rifa. New York, William Morrow and Company, 1968. 160p.,dj. Peruvian American novelist. 18.00855. Salas, Floyd. Tattoo the wicked cross. Sagaponack, NY, Second ChancePress, 1981. 351p., edgeworn dj. Republication of Salas' first novel.17.00856. Salcido, Carmina, and Steve Jackson. Not lost forever; my story ofsurvival. New York, William Morrow, 2009. 294p. + 16p. color photos, firstprinting, dj. Autobiography of the daughter of Mexican immigrant RamonSalcido, who murdered his family in the Sonoma Valley two decades ago;Carmina alone survived. 12.00857. Saldivar, Ramon. Chicano narrative; the dialectics of difference.Madison, The University of Wisconsin Press, 1990. xii, 250p., scatteredillus., some pencil marginalia, first wraps printing. 12.00858. Salinas, Luis Omar. Darkness under the trees/walking behind the Spanish.Berkeley, Chicano Studies Library, University of California, 1982. 120p.,very good first trade paperback edition in wraps. Poetry. 30.00859. Samoiloff, Louise Cripps. Portrait of Puerto Rico. New York, CornwallBooks, 1984. 215p., illus., dj. 17.00860. Samora, Julian. Los mojados: the wetback story; with the assistance ofJorge A. Bustamente F. and Gilbert Cardenas. Notre Dame, University ofNotre Dame Press, 1971. ix, 205p., photos, tables, very good first editiontrade paperback. 15.00861. Samora, Julian and Patricia Vandel Simon. A history of the MexicanAmerican people. Notre Dame, University of Notre Dame Press, 1977. xii,

238p., bookplate, otherwise very good first edition in pictorial boards.25.00862. Sánchez, Elba Rosario. Tallos de luna/moon shots; drawings by RobertChiarito. Santa Cruz, CA, Moving Parts Press, 1992. [32]p., 8x9 inches,illustrations, one of 500 copies, very good first trade limited edition inpictorial wraps. Chicana poet. 15.00863. Sanchez, George I. Forgotten people; a study of New Mexicans.Albuquerque, The University of New Mexico Press, 1940. viii, 98p. +frontispiece, 14p. of the author's photos, endpaper maps, preface, tables,covers foxed, first edition in cloth in dj chipped and edgeworn. 40.00864. Sánchez, Marta Ester. Contemporary Chicana poetry; a critical approachto an emerging literature. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1993. xi, 377p.,first edition, edgeworn dj. 25.00865. Sánchez, Pedro. Memories of Antonio José Martínez; translation, notes,and profiles by Guadalupe Baca-Vaughn. [Santa Fe?], Rydal Press/the author,1978. 101p. + 54p. Spanish-language version, first edition thus, very goodin wraps. 22.00866. Sanchez, Pilar. Symbols. San Francisco, Casa Editorial, CASA/fFondo deRecursos Culturales, 1974. 36p., 8.5x11 inches, poetry illustrated byvarious artists, stapled and tape-re-enforced spine, illustrtaed wraps.25.00867. Sánchez, Ricardo. The loves of Ricardo. Chicago, Tia Chucha Press, 1997.160p., very good first edition in cloth and unclipped dj. Posthumouspoetry collection. 18.00868. Sanchez, Ricardo. Milhuas blues and gritos norteños; intorduction by Dr.Arnold C. Vento. Milwaukee, University of Wisconsin. Spanish SpeakingOutreach Institute, 1980. iv, 28p sheets printed one side, 8.5x11 inches,'first edition', wraps, A 1978 edition evidently appeared as well,rendering this issue a second or later (thanks to P. Scott Brown and BillFisher for the information). 65.00869. Sanchez, Ricardo. Ahmos ZuBolton, Peter Blue Cloud and William CortesOandasan. Featuring four third world poets in A, a journal of contemporaryliterature, spring 1979, vol. 4, no. 1. Laguna, NM, A Press, 1979. 32p.,wraps. Poetry by the Chicano, African American and Native American authors.30.00870. Sánchez, Ricardo, illustrated by Manuel G. Acosta. Canto y grito miliberación (y lloro mis desmadrazgos ...), pensamientos, gritos, angustias,orgullos, penumbras, poéticas, ensayos, historietas, hechizos, almales deson de mi existencia, illustrated by Manuel G. Acosta. Garden City, AnchorBooks, 1973. 159p., remainder mark bottom edge, lightly-worn first tradepaperback edition in pictorial wraps. 12.00871. Sanchez, Thomas. Mile zero. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1989. 349p.,endpaper maps, very good first edition in clothbacked boards and unclippeddj. 12.00872. Sanchez, Thomas. Mile zero. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1989. 349p.,endpaper maps, signed by the author, very good first edition in clothbackedboards and unclipped dj. 25.00873. Sanchez, Thomas. Rabbit boss. London, Secker & Warburg, 1974. 468p.,lightly-worn first UK edition in boards and unclipped lightly-worn dj.18.00

Debut novel by the California author.874. Sanchez, Trinidad, Jr. Compartiendo de la nada. San Antonio, M&AEditions, 1994. 22p., third printing (first by M&A), very good in wraps.Chicano poet. 30.00875. Sánchez Jankowski, Martín. City bound; urban life and politicalattitudes among Chicano youth. Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press,1986. xv, 294p., dj. Study of San Antonio, Albuquerque and Los Angeles.22.00876. Sánchez-Boudy, José. Aché, babalú ayé (retablo Afrocubano). Miami,Ediciones Universal, 1975. 86p., wraps. Poetry. Cuban American author.25.00877. Sanchez-Boudy, José. Leyendas de azúcar prieta (leyendas negras) (CabioSilo). Miami, Ediciones Universal, 1977. 70p., inscribed by the Afro-CubanAmerican poet using his pseudonym 'Pepito', endpapers foxed, wraps.45.00878. Santiago, Danny. Famous all over town. New York, New AmericanLibrary/Plume, 1984. 284p., later printing, plastic library binding.Chicano coming-of-age story, set in LA. 12.00879. Santiago, Esmeralda. When I was Puerto Rican. Reading, MA, Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1993. 274p., first printing, dj. Memoir - andfirst book - by Santiago. 22.00880. Santiago, Soledad. Nightside. New York, Doubleday, 1994. 273p., firstedition, dj. New York-based mystery. 15.00881. Santos, John Phillip. Places left unfinished at the time of creation.New York, Viking, 1999. 284p., first printing, dj. Tejano memoir by thefirst Mexican American Rhodes Scholar. 18.00882. Sanz y Diaz, Jose. Fray Junipero Serra (fundador de California). Madrid,Publicacions Españolas, 1963. 54p. + 8p. illus., wraps. (Temas Españoles#42) 25.00883. Saunders, Charles Francis. A little book of California Missions. NewYork, Robert M. McBride & Company, 1925. 63p. incl. numerous photos, firstprinting, slightly worn boards. 25.00884. Schmidt, Fred H. Spanish surnamed American employment in the Southwest;a study prepared for the Colorado Civil Rights Commission under theauspices of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Washington, GPO,1970. v, 247p., 8.5x10 inches, wraps. 30.00885. Scott, Bernice. Junipero Serra, pioneer of the cross. Fesno, ValleyPublishers, 1976. ix, 233p., illus., first printing, dj. YA treatment.15.00886. Senior, Dr. Clarence. Our citizens from the Caribbean. St. Louis,Webster Division, McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1965. [iv], 122p., illustratedthroughout with tables, maps anjd photographs, very good first editiontrade paperback. (Americans All Series 5) 12.00887. Servín, Manuel P. The Mexican Americans; an awakening minority. BeverlyHills, Glencoes Press, 1970. viii, 235p., second printing, slightly wornwraps. 22.00888. Shain, Yossi. Marketing the American creed abroad; diasporas in the U.S.and their homelands. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1999. xvii,

294p., first wraps printing. With much on Mexican Americans, as well asAsian Americans, Jewish Americans, etc. 12.00889. Shaw, Randy. Beyond the fields, Cesar Chavez, the UFW, and the strugglefor justice in the 21st Century. Berkley, University of California Press,2008. xv, 347p., first edition, publisher's stamp on bottom fore edge -otherwise in very good condition, dj. 12.00890. Shockley, John Staples. Chicano revolt in a Texas town. Notre Dame,University of Notre Dame Press, 1974. xii, 302p. incl. illus., dj withseveral small chips. The Teamsters were central players in this struggle.30.00891. Another copy, wraps. 12.00892. Shorris, Earl. In the Yucatán; a novel. New York, W. W. Norton &Company, 2000. 263p., first printing, dj. A Mexican American lawyer getsinvolved in the Mayan uprisings of the late 20th century. 12.00893. Silva, Jose. Mind control newsletter. Psychorientology - the science oftomorrow - today! since 1944. Special issue. Laredo, Institute ofPsychorientology, Inc., [packet, 1969-1971]. [This "special issue" appearsto be a loose collection of texts, no table of contents, is accompanied bynumerous holograph notes.] Folio cover leaf folded to quarto and printedas a four-page info guide (uplift, text of Desiderata, course offerings),this enclosing approx 25 recto-only leaves variously stapled, find mimeo'dessays, printed articles and two mimeo'd exam sheets: one lists questionsto be proposed on an open exam, "You may use any written materials", theother a filled-in true/false three-pager. In addition, find enclosed aboutfifty standard leaves of lined writing paper bearing handwritten classnotes, mostly verso and recto both, pencil and ink, all in the same matureslightly illegible hand. NB, these fifty leaves (80-some pages) are noteasily read, but neat enough and probably legible after acquaintance ismade. These classnotes are likewise stapled into fascicles, thus navigable.Minor edgewear, trivial aging of stock, the packet as discovered. 50.00Issued prior to the Third Annual International Mind Control Convention,which was to be held 1972 in Mexico City. "More than 200 persons attendedthe Second in Laredo Texas." Closing squib on back cover: "Special dailyprojects for all mind control graduates: Prior to going to sleep, at yourlevel visualize and project end results for: 1. Return of all prisoners ofwar. 2. Peace in VietNam. 3. MIND CONTROL taught in school systems".894. Silva, Jose, with Robert B. Stone. Man the healer; learn to heal[subtitle from cover]. Laredo, TX, Institute of Psychorientology, Inc.,1986. Unpaginated preliminaries, 337p., glossy trade-size wraps, mildsigns of handling. 20.00895. Silva, Jose, with Robert B. Stone. The Silva mind control method forbusiness managers. Englewood Cliffs, NJ, Prentice-Hall, Inc, 1983. 241p.,first edition boards in glossy dj; a fine copy. 15.00896. Silva, Simón. Small-town Browny; cosecha de la vida. San Bernadino,Arte Cachanilla, 1998. xi, 94p., illustrated with drawings by Silva, verygood first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. 22.00Personal inscription signed by the author. On growing up as the child offarmworkers in California.897. Simmen, Edward, ed. Pain and promise: the Chicano today. New York,Mentor, 1972. 348p.,second printing, wraps. 15.00

898. Simmons, Marc. Witchcraft in the southwest; Spanish and Indiansupernaturalism on the Rio Grande. Lincoln, University of NebraskaPress/Bison, 1980. xiii, 184p., first wraps printing. 15.00899. Slate, Michael. Border Blues. Cambridge, MA, Revolution Books, [1996-?].[21p.], wraps, article and B&W photos cut and pasted from 1996 issue ofRevolutionary Worker newspaper. 12.00900. Smith, Darren L., ed. Hispanic Americans information directory, 1990-1991; a guide to approximately 4,700 organizations, agencies, institutions,programs, and publications concerned with Hispanic American life andculture. Detroit, Gale Research, 1991. xi, 395p., 8.5x11 inches. 17.00901. Smith, Michael M. The Mexicans in Oklahoma. Norman, University ofOklahoma Press, 1980. v, 78p., later wraps printing. 18.00902. Soares, André. Beyond paradise; the life of Ramon Novarro. New York, St.Martin's Press, 2002. xiv, 400p., glossy photo-section, very good firstedition in boards and unclipped dj. 35.00903. [Socialist Workers Party]. Raza si, guerra no / vote Socialist Workers[pinback button]. M.p., Socialist Workers Party, [197-]. 1.5-inch diameterbutton, white text and red decor on black background, very good. 18.00904. Sosa, Lionel. The Americano dream; how Latinos can achieve success inbusiness and in life. New York, Dutton, 1998. xvii, 240p., first printing,dj. Latino entrepreneur from San Antonio. 15.00905. Soto, Gary. Local news. San Diego, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich,Publishers, 1993. 148p., first edition, dj. Barrio short stories, for bothchildren and adults. 25.00906. Soto, Gary. Nickel and dime. Albuquerque, University of New MexicoPress, 2000. 189p., fine first nedition in red cloth and unclipped dj.20.00Three interlocking stories set in Oakland and the Bay Area in the 1990s.907. [Soto, Gary]. Poetry; volume cxxxv, number 6 (March, 1980). Chicago,Poetry, 1980. 135p., wraps. Contains two poems (The Ashes, The Widow Perez)by Soto and three (Winter in Another Country, the Psychiatrist andKristallnacht) by Ai. 15.00908. Soto, Gary. Where sparrows work hard. Pittsburgh, University ofPittsburgh Press, 1981. 65p., very good first edition in cloth, gilt, andunclipped dj. (Pitt Poetry Series, Ed Ochester, general editor) 50.00Soto's third book of poetry.909. Soto, Gary. Where sparrows work hard. Pittsburgh, University ofPittsburgh Press, 1981. 65p., very good first edition in cloth, gilt, andunclipped dj. Signed by the poet on title page. (Pitt Poetry Series, EdOchester, general editor) 150.00Soto's third book of poetry.910. Soto, Gary, ed. Pieces of the heart; new Chicano fiction. San Francisco,Chronicle Books, 1993. x, 179p., introduction, glossary, contributor bios,very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Cisneros, Gilb,Ponce, Viramontes, Castillo and more. 15.00911. Soto, Pedro Juan. Spiks; stories, translated and with an introductionby Victoria Ortiz. New York, Monthly Review Press, 1973. 92p., mild foxing

to edges otherwise very good first US edition in cloth and price-clippeddj. Puerto Rican writer. 35.00Puerto Rican-born author who lived in NYC and was a member of TheGeneration of 1940.912. Another copy of the first US printing, dj with small closed tear andslight wear at spine ends. 22.00913. Soto, Pedro Juan. Temporada de duendes. México, Editorial Diógenes,1970. 234p., lightly shelfworn wraps. 25.00914. Southern California Writers' Project of the Work ProjectsAdministration, compilers and writers. Santa Barbara, a guide to thechannel city and its environs. New York, Hastings House . Publishers, 1941.xviii, 206p., photo insert sections, endsheet maps, first edition clothboards in dj, jacket quite edgeworn, head of the casing has a touch of sunwhere jacket was absent. (American guide series, illustrated) 12.00915. Southwest Network. Casa de la raza; separatism or segregation ---Chicanos in public education. Hayward, CA, Southwest Network, [1974]. x,134p., wraps. Casa, a component of Berkeley's Experimental Schools Program,was closed by public funding sources on the grounds that it was separatist.30.00Artwork by the Royal Chicano Air Force, including Jose Montoya, EstebanVilla, and others.916. Spannaus, E., ed. The campaigner, vol. 7, no. 1, November 1973. NewYork, National Caucus of Labor Committees, 1973. 67p., wraps splittingalong the spine, a few pages of internal markings, 8.5x11 inches. Theissue is notable for Lyndon LaRouche's article "The sexual impotence ofthe Puerto Rican Socialist Party" published under his pen name L. Marcus.25.00917. Stavans, Ilan. The one-handed pianist and other stories. Albuquerque,University of New Mexico Press, 1996. 196p., small remainder stamp on thebottom edge otherwise very good very good first edition in cloth andunclipped dj. 12.00918. Steele, Thomas J., S. J., editor. New Mexican Spanish religious oratory,1800 - 1900. Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press, 1997. vii, 229p.,illus., fine first edition in original cloth and decorative gilt. 30.00919. Steiner, Stan. La Raza; the Mexican Americans. New York, Harper & Row,1970. xii, 418p., first edition, dj. 18.00920. Another copy, later edition, dj. 15.00921. Stevens, Larry. Mexican-Americans in California; revised edition,relevant instructional materials. Stockton, Hammer Press, 1970. 40p.,wraps with label removed from inside front cover. 25.00922. Stinner, William F., Klaus de Albuquerque and Roy S. Bryce-Laporte, eds.Return migration remittances: developing a Caribbean perspective.Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1982. lxvii, 322p., wraps. ConcernsPuerto Ricans, Salvadoreños, and Costa Ricans as well as migrants fromnon-colonial Caribbean islands. (Research Institute on Immigration andEthnic Studies, occasional paper #3) 25.00923. Stoddard, Ellwyn R. Mexican Americans. New York, Random House, 1973.xvii, 269p., first wraps printing. (Ethnic groups in comparativeperspective) 15.00

924. Another copy, later printing, wraps. 12.00925. Stoddard, Elwynn R., Richard L Nostrand & Jonathan P. West, eds.Borderlands sourcebook; a guide to the literature on Northern Mexico andthe American Southwest. Norman, University of Oklahoma Press, 1983. xv,445p., 8.5x11 inches, extensive bibliography, illustrated with tables,graphs, figures and maps, very good first edition in cloth and unclippeddj with slight sunning to the spine. 25.00926. Strickland, Rex W. Six who came to El Paso; pioneers of the 1840's. ElPaso, Texas Western Press, 1963. 48p. + 4p. illus., wraps. (Southwesternstudies #3) 22.00927. Students for a Democratic Society. SDS new left notes, vol. 2, no. 29,August 21, 1967. Chicago, Students for a Democratic Society, 1967. 8p.tabloid newspaper, illustrations, folded in normal fashion, very good.40.00Includes an interview with Reies Lopez Tijerina "a Mexican Malcolm X".Students for a Democratic Society.928. Students for a Democratic Society. SDS new left notes, vol. 4, no. 31,Oct. 2, 1969; "All power to the people". Chicago, Students for aDemocratic Society, 1969. 8p. tabloid newspaper, illustrations, quarterfolded,very good. 45.00Includes an ill-labeled interview with Puerto Rican Liberation ArmedCommandos.929. Students for a Democratic Society. SDS new left notes, vol. 4, no. 8,Feb. 28, 1969; . Chicago, Students for a Democratic Society, 1969. 12p.tabloid newspaper, illustrations, folded paper is somewhat browned withwater stain along spine and wear along fold, else in good condition.20.00Includes a resolution passed by SDS So. Calif. regional council on"relationships to black and brown movements.”930. Subercaseaux, Benjamin. Retorno de U.S.A.; New York, spring 43.Santiago, Chile, Zig-Zag, 1943. 325p., prior owner's signature, wrapsbrowned and slightly worn. A Chilean editor in the US and in Brazil.45.00931. Summers, June Nay. Buenos días Tijuana. Ramona, CA, Ballema Press, 1974.50p., wraps. 25.00932. Sutherland (Martinez), Elizabeth. The youngest revolution, a personalreport on Cuba, with photos by Leroy Lucas. New York, The Dial Press, 1969.277p., first printing cloth boards in dj. The Chicana activist's secondbook. 18.00933. Swadesh, Frances Leon. Los primeros pobladores; Hispanic Americans ofthe Ute frontier. Notre Dame, University of Notre Dame Press, 1974. xxiii,262p. + 12p. photos, glossary, introduction, notes, bibliography, index,lightly-worn first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. 15.00934. Tafolla, Carmen, illustrated by Matt Novak. Baby coyote and the OldWoman: El Coyote y la Viejita; a bilingual celebration of friendship andecological wisdom. San Antonio, Wings Press, 2000. 24p., 8.5x8.25 inches,full-page color illustrations, text in Spanish and English, very goodfirst illustrated edition in pictorial boards. 11.00

Originally published in 1993 by Houghton Mifflin, this new edition isillustrated by Novak.935. Takaki, Ronald T. Iron cages; race and culture in nineteenth-centuryAmerica. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1979. xviii, 361p., first edition,front end papers browned (from a removed newsclipping), inscribed "To Rudy[Lapp] and Pat, With best wishes and the hope this book will help uschallenge the "iron cages." I still remember the San Mateo days. Instruggle, Ron [Takaki], 2/9/80," invitation to a book party for Takakilaid in, slightly shelfworn dj. 30.00936. Taller de Grafica Popular. Calaveras; adolaridas, halconidas,aceleradas, secuestrraditas, alivanadas, cotorras, chicanas, encefalitis yequinas de pace and love pis-an-lo pis-en-le apa-si-güenlo. Mexico City,TGP, 1971. 8p. 14x19 inch tabloid filled with poetry and the usual amazingTGP illustrations, emphasizing popular movements throughout Latin Americaand the US (several Chicano pieces), folded horizontally, spine splittingbadly. 45.00Artist include Bracho, Mereles, Chacón, Ramírez, menache, Ocharán,Mendarozqueta,Arenal and Alvarez Amaya. Poets include Efraín Huerta,Vicente Magdaleno, Miguel Flores Ramírez and Fernando Leyva.937. Tate, Bill. The Penitentes of the sangre de Cristos; an Americantragedy. Truchas, NM, Tate Gallery, 1966. 53p., illus. with the author'sdrawings and signed by him, later printing, wraps. 25.00938. Tatum, Charles M. A selected and annotated bibliography of Chicanostudies. N. pl., Society of Spanish and Spanish-American Studies, 1976.121p., very good second expanded edition trade paperback in wraps. MexicanAmerican author. 25.00939. Taylor, Paul S. On the ground in the thirties. Preface by Clark Kerr.Salt Lake City, Peregrine Smith Books, 1983. xii, 252p., illus., shelfworndj. 15.00Selections of work by an important scholar in the fields of labor,agriculture and Mexican immigration.940. Taylor, Paul S. Symposium: minority rights; Mexican migration and the160-acre water limitation, reprinted from California Law Review, volume 63,number 3, May 1975. Berkeley, California Law Review, 1975. 19p., wrapsmildly soiled, owner's initials on right top corner of front cover.Taylor's pithy historical analysis of non-landholding Chicanos inCalifornia's Imperial Valley. (California Law Review) 15.00941. Tebbel, John and Ramón Eduardo Ruiz. South by southwest; the Mexican-American and his heritage, illustrated by Earl Thollander. Garden City,Zenith Books, 1969. 122p., first edition, shelfworn dj. 30.00942. Another copy, wraps edition. 12.00943. Teeuwen, Randall, editor/photographer. La cultura constante de San Luis.San Luis, CO, San Luis Museum, 1985. 40p., illustrated with photographs,10.75x8.25 inches, oblong, preface, glossary, bibliography, map, very goodin stapled pictorial wraps. Essays by Maclovio C. Martinez, Marianne L.Stoller, and Ron Sandoval on the Hispanic population of New Spain'snorthernmost territory. 35.00944. Thaxton, Rob. Prison writings of anarchist Rob Los Ricos. Manufacturingdissent. Roberts Creek, BC, Black Cat Distro, n.d. 47p., wraps; zine-stylebooklet, 5.5x8.5 inches. 22.00

Rob "Los Ricos" Thaxton is a self-proclaimed "Chicano, working class,anarchist, political prisoner" then serving seven years for throwing arock at a police officer in Seattle in 1999.945. The University of Arizona, prepared by. Fourteenth Arizona town hall oncivil disorders, lawlessness, and their roots; research report,recommendations and list of participants. Phoenix & Tucson, ArizonaAcademy & The University of Arizona , 1969. xvi, 184p., tables, footnotes,Received Stamp front cover otherwise very good first edition tradepaperback in red printed wraps. 30.00This particular report deals with the rise of civil disorder related toanti-war, youth organizations, minority civil rights etc.946. Thomas, Norman. Cuarenta años de Comunismo; promesas y realidades. NewYork, Institutio de Investigaciones Internacionales del Trabajo, [1957].23p., wraps, author's name penned on cover. Text in Spanish. 25.00947. Thompson, Fr. Joseph A., O.F.M. El Gran Capitan; José de la Guerra; ahistorical biographical study. Los Angeles, Printed at Cabrera & Sons byFranciscan Fathers of California Corp., 1961. [iii] 244p., foreword,appendixes, index, illustrated with plates from photos, plans and maps,very good first edition in lightly-worn green cloth. Signed with apersonal inscription by the author. 75.00948. Thompson, John W., text and pictures, edited by Laszlo Fodor. PuertoRico; where the Americas meet. New York, Hastings House, 1940. 75p.,7.25x8.25 inches, illustrated endpapers, map, figures, photos, very goodin green and red cloth, edgeworn and price-clipped dj. (Our BeautifulAmericas) 15.00949. Thurlo, Aimée. Black Raven's pride. Toronto, Harlequin, 2000. 249p.,wraps. Romance novel, Native American theme, by a Cuban American author.12.00950. Thurman, Michael E. The naval department of San Blas; New Spain'sbastion for Alta California and Nootka, 1767 to 1798. Glendale, Arthur H.Clark Company, 1967. 382p., first printing. (Spain in the west #11)35.00951. Tijerina, Andrés. Tejanos and Texas under the Mexican flag 1821 - 1836.College Station, Texas A&M, 1994. xi, 172p., tables, maps, illustrations,very good first trade paperback edition. (Niumber Fifty-Four: TheCentennial Series of the Association of Former Students, Texas A&MUniversity) 12.00952. Tirado, Ramón Claudio, ed. Visiones y perspectivas de la educaciónpuertorriqueña. N. pl., Phi Delta Kappa, Área 7-J, 2002. 272p., firstedition, wraps. 30.00953. Torres, Elliot. Five years of solitary. Haverford, PA, InfinityPublications, 2002. 93p., very good in wraps. Nuyorican poetry by a gayLatino author. 18.00954. Torres, José. Fire & fear; the inside story of Mike Tyson. New York,Warner Books, 1989. 242p. + 16p. photos, first printing, dj. Puerto Ricanauthor. 12.00955. Torres Montalvo, Federico [and] Tamara Acosta Ramírez, eds. Viequesante los ojos del pueblo. San Juan, PR, Central Puertorriqueña deTrabajadores, 2000. 84p., wraps slightly shelf worn, illus. 25.00

956. Torres Rivera, Alejandro. Militarismo y descolonizacion: Puerto Ricoante siglo 21. San Juan, Congreso Nacional Hostosiano, 1999. 137p., wraps.25.00957. Torrez, Lorenzo. Short history of Chicano Workers [with] A shorthistory of chicano workers part 2. New York, Communist Party / PoliticalAffairs Publishers, Inc., 1973 / 75. 12, 15p., wraps, two pamphletstogether. 20.00958. Turner, Ethel Duffy. Ricardo Flores Magon; y el Partido LiberalMexicano. Mexico City, Comisión Nacional Editorial del C. E. N., 1984.439p., wraps. (Textos de la revolución Mexicana) 35.00959. United Farm Workers, AFL-CIO. Los Angeles Boycott Office. Huelga! L. A.boycott newsletter, vol. I, no. 3, June/July, 1974. Los Angeles, theOffice, 1974. 8.5x14 inch sheet, mimeographed two sides, folded at centerwith small chip (removed but present), paper browned. 30.00960. [United Farmworkers]. United Farmworkers benefit; Lawrence Ferlinghettispeaking his poetry, Lone Mountain College. N. pl., n. pub., [1980?].6.25x11 inch flyer, printed single side with photo of Ferlinghetti beneatha UFW eagle. 20.00961. United Farmworkers of America, AFL-CIO. [Outreach letter to New Englandtrade unionists]. Dorchester, MA, UFW New England Regional Office, [1975].8.5x14 inch printed letter, folded horizontally, seeking recriuts for UFWboycott activities in New England, slightly worn. 18.00962. United States Commission on Civil Rights. Changing perspectives oncivil rights; forum held in Los Angeles, California, September 8-9, 1988.Washington, the Commission , [1988]. ix,, 426p., very good in wraps. Onchanging demographics, with a great deal on Latinos. 22.00963. United States. Commission on Civil Rights. The Mexican American.Washington, GPO, 1968. 69p., 8x10 inches, wraps. First issue of theCommission's paper on the subject. 25.00964. United States. Commission on Civil Rights. Mexican American educationstudy. Report I: ethnic isolation of Mexican Americans in the publicschools of the southwest, April, 1971. Washington, the Commission, 1971.102p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 20.00965. United States. Department of the Interior. Memorandum for the press;Our Own Spanish-American Citizens and the Southwest which They Colonized,together with Erik K. Reed, The Modern Pueblo Indians. Washington, theDepartment, 1939. 11p., 8.5x11 inches, ex libris, stapled wraps. Thepacket consists of two press releases, the first a request for articles onthe Coronado Cuarto Centennial, the second on the pueblos. The firstarticle is three paragraphs; the second takes up most of the 11 pages.25.00966. United States. House of Representatives. Contested election case ofWiggington vs. Pacheco. Washington, GPO, 1878. 48p., disbound, wraps.(Report #118) 35.00967. United States. House of Representatives. Contested election case ofWiggington vs. Pacheco. Washington, GPO, 1878. 34p., disbound, wraps.(Report #83) 35.00968. United States Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare.Subcommittee on Education. Educational assistance to migrant agriculturalemployees and their children; hearing ... on S. 2864, a bill to provide

certain payments to assist in providing improved educational opportunitiesfor children of migrant agricultural employees and S. 2865, a bill toprovide grants for adult education for migrant agricultural employees.Washington, GPO, 1960. iv, 144p., wraps. 22.00969. United States Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare.Subcommittee on Migratory Labor. Migratory labor; hearings, Eighty-sixthCongress, first session, on S. 1085, S. 1778, S. 2141, and S. 2498, billsrelating to migratory labor. Part 1.-Washington, D.C., Lansing, Mich,Madison, Wis., St. Paul, Minn., Trenton, N.J., New York City, N.Y., andPhiladelphia, Pa. August 7, 26, September 28, 30, October 1, November 30,December 7 and 8, 1959. Washington, GPO, 1960. ix, 762p., wraps. Part ofthe legislation under consideration would have extended union protectionsto migrant workers at the dawn of the United Farm Workers organizingdrives. 25.00970. Urbina, Gabriel. Alien meditations. New York, Vantage Press, 2007. 97p.first printing, wraps. Essays by a Chilean American author on variousaspects of American life for recent immigrants. 22.00971. Uribe, Ana B. Mi México imaginado; telenovelas, televisión y migrantes.Tijuana, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, 2009. 329p., first edition, verygood in wraps. On the impact of the two media on Mexican immigrants in LosAngeles. 35.00972. Urrea, Luis Alberto. The fever of being; poems. Albuquerque, West EndPress, 1994. 82p., inscribed by the Mexican American poet, wraps. Winnerof the 1994 Wester States Book Award for poetry. 25.00973. Valdes, Daniel T. and Tom Pino. Ethnic labels in majority-minorityrelations; reprinted from the Denver Post. Denver, University Park News,1968. 18p., 5.5x8.5 inches, very good first edition booklet in stapledwraps. On Hispanic-Anglo relations. 12.00974. Valdez, Armando, Albert Camarillo, and Tomás Almaguer. The state ofChicano research on family, labor, and migration: proceedings of the firstStanford symposium on Chicano research and public policy. Stanford,Stanford Center for Chicano Research, 1983. vii, 244p., preface, footnotes,tables, figures, very good first edition in trade paper wraps. 25.00975. Valdez, Luis. Zoot suit. Mexico City, Editorial Jus/CNT, 2010. 208p.,bookmark laid in, first Jus edition, very good in wraps. Spanishtranslation. 25.00976. Valencia Ceja, Manuel. Methods of orientation of Spanish-speakingchildren to an American school; a project, the University of SouthernCalifornia. San Francisco, R and E Research Associates, 1973. v, 57p.,8.5x11 inches, wraps. Reprint of the 1957 edition. 25.00977. Valenzuela, Luisa. Black novel; (with Argentines), translated from theSpanish by Toby Talbot. New York, Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1983. 220p.,first printing, dj. Argentinian American author. 18.00978. Valenzuela, Luisa. Clara; thirteen short stories and a novel;translated by Hortense Carpentier and J. Jorge Castello. Nw York, HarcourtBrace Jovanovich, 1976. 233p., first edition in English, dj. The Hispanicwriter's first book in English contains a number of gay and lesbian scenes.45.00979. Valenzuela, Luisa. Strange things happen here; twenty-six short storiesand a novel, translated by Helen Lane. New York, Farrar, Straus, Giroux,

1983. 221p., uncorrected proofs, wraps slightly stained. ArgentinianAmerican author. 35.00980. Valenzuela Arce, José Manuel, comp. Entre la magia y la historia;tradiciones, mitos y leyendas de la frontera. Mexico City, ProgramaCultural de las Fronteras/El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, 1992. 259p.,one of 1000 copies, text in Spanish, very good first edition tradepaperback. 50.00981. Vallbona, Rima de. Mujeres y agonías. Houston, Arte Público Press,1982/86. 99p., second edition, very good in wraps. 12.00982. Valverde, Leonard A., ed. Bilingual education for Latinos; foreword byDonald R. Frost. Washington, Association for Supervision and CurriculumDevelopment, 1978. viii, 120p., wraps. 17.00983. Van Ness, John R. Hispanos: ethnic identity in Cañones. Stanford,Stanford Center for Chicano Research, 1987. 17p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps.(Working paper series #20) 22.00984. Van Tol, Alex. Dolores Huerta; voice for the working poor. New York,Crabtree Publishing, 2011. 112p. YA biography, illus. in text, very good.15.00985. Vargas, Zaragosa. Proletarians of the north; a history of Mexicanindustrial workers in Detroit and the Midwest, 1917-1933. Berkeley,University of California Press, 1993. xv, 277p., first printing, dj.25.00986. Varzally, Allison. Making a non-white America; Californians coloringourside ethnic lines, 1925-1955. Berkeley, University of California Press,2008. xiii, 305p., first wraps printing, very good. On California'smultiethnic neighborhoods, covering major ethnicities and how these groupsbuilt a multiethnic civil rights movement in the state. 12.00987. Vásquez, Carlos and Manuel García y Griego, eds. Mexican - U.S.relations; conflict and convergence. Los Angeles, UCLA Chicano StudiesResearch Center Publications and UCLA Latin American Center Publications,1983. xii, 490p. illustrated with graphs and tables, very good firstedition in wraps. Includes sections on migrants and on Chicano identity.(Chicano Research Center Anthology #3, Latin American studies #56)12.00988. Vassallo, Paul, ed. The magic of words; Rudolfo A. Anaya and hiswritings. Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press, 1982. xii, 83p.,woodcuts in reproduction, first edition, worn dj. 15.00989. Vaught, David. Cultivating California, growers, specialty crops, andlabor, 1875-1920. Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1999. x,280p., illus., inscribed by author, dj with grease spot. Includesdiscussion of the IWW in California agriculture. (Revisiting rural America)12.00990. Vaz, Katherine. Saudade; a novel. New York, Saudade, 1994. 295p.,advance uncorrected proof, wraps. The first novel by the PortugueseAmerican author centers on immigration from the Azores. 12.00991. Vázquez, Mari. J. Martí; vida y obra. [Montevideo], Editorial Tecnica,[1974?]. 49p., wraps. 30.00992. Véa, Alfredo, Jr. La maravilla. New York, Dutton, 1993. 305p., firstedition, slightly edgeworn dj. First novel by the Arizona-born SanFrancisco attorney. 20.00

993. Véa, Alfredo, Jr. The Silver Cloud Café. New York, Dutton, 1996. 343p.,first edition, dj. Novel. 18.00994. Velásquez, Gloria L. I used to be a superwoman (cover title SuperwomanChicana). Houston, Arte Público Press, 1997. 127p., illustrations, textsin English and Spanish, fine first edition trade paperback in pictorialwraps. 12.00Poetry by an award-winning California Chicana poet.995. [Velez, Lupé]. Song hit folio; vol. I no. 4. New York, Engel-vanWiseman, 1934. 8p., 9x12 inches, very good in wraps with photos of singersJohn Boles, Lupe Velez, Alice Faye and Rudy Vallee. Lyrics only; no othergraphics. 20.00996. Verea, Monica. Entre México y Estados Unidos: los indocumentados.Mexico City, Ediciones El Caballito, 1982. 189p., one of 2000 copies,inscribed by Verea, wraps. 45.00997. Vidal, Teodoro. Los Espada. Escultores Sangermeños. San Juan, PuertoRico, Ediciones Alba, 1994. 246p., cloth boards, nick at edge of frontcover, flyleaf foxed; text in Spanish. 125.00On Puerto Rican religious sculptures, illustrated in both color and blackand white.998. Vigil, Evangelina. Nade y nade; a collection of poems. San Antonio, M &A Editions, 1978. 31p., cover design by Angela de Hoyos, wraps. Tejanapoet. 45.00999. Vigil, Evangelina, ed. Woman of her word: Hispanic women write. Houston,Arte Publico Press, 1987. 180p., second edition, very good in wraps.18.001000. Vigil, Maurilio E. Los Patrones: Profiles of Hispanic Political Leadersin New Mexico History. Lanham, Maryland, University Press of America, 1991.x, 169p., very good in wraps. 25.001001. Villanueva, Tino. Hay otra voz; poems (1968-71). New York, ColecciónMensaje, 1974. 48p., later edition, wraps. 25.001002. Villanueva, Tino. Scene from the movie Giant. Willimantic, CT,Curbstone Press, 1993. 55p., notes, very good first edition, pictorialwraps. Inscribed and signed by the Tejano poet. 18.00American Book Award Winner for 1994.1003. Villanueva, Tino. Shaking off the dark. Houston, Arte Público Press,1984. 80p., very good first edition, pictorial wraps. Poetry. (RollingStone) 22.001004. Villanueva, Tino, comp. Chicanos; antología histórica y literaria.Mexico, Fondo de Cultura Económica, 1980. 531p., preface, bibliography,poetry, plays and literature, texts in Spanish, very good first tradepaperback edition in blue pictorial wraps. 25.001005. Villanueva, Tino, translated by Lisa Horowitz. Primera causa/firstcause. Merrick, NY, Cross-Cultural Communications, 1999. 31p., bilingualSpanish/English text, fine in blue cloth with paper covers affixed, gilttitles, no dj as issued. (Cross-Cultural Review chapbook 14) 12.001006. Villaronga, Luis. Constancio C. Vigil; el semrador. San Juan,Biblioteca de Autores Puertorriqueños, 1939. 156p., wraps and paper stocka bit browned. 30.00

The Puerto Rican author dedicated his book to the realization of "elgrandioso ideal de Constancio C. Vigil de una civilización original enAmérica ...".1007. Villarreal, José Antonio. Pocho. New York, Doubleday & Company, 1959.235p., first edition, badly worn dj, boards slightly spotted. Thissemiautobiogrpahical novel is generally regarded as the "first" modernChicano novel. 50.001008. Another copy. Garden City, Anchor Books, 1970. 187p. inscribed by theauthor, first wraps edition. 25.001009. Villaseñor, Victor. Wild steps of heaven. New York, Delacorte Press,1996. 296p., first printing, very good condition, dj. 12.001010. Villegas, Jean-Claude. La litterature Hispano-Americaine publiee enFrance, 1900-1984. Paris, Bibliotheque Nationale, 1986. xxiii+260 p.,wraps, 8x11.5 inches, text in French, wraps slightly shelfworn, else verygood. (Etudes guides et inventaires No. 4) 20.001011. von Wuthenau, A. The Spanish military chapels in Santa Fe and theReredos of Our Lady of Light; 37, reprinted from the New Mexico HistoricalReview, July, 1935. [Santa Fe], The Review, 1935. pp. 175-194, 6x9 inches,6 glossy b&w plates, footnotes, offprint in stapled blue wraps. 15.001012. Wagner, Nathaniel N. and Marsha J. Haug, eds. Chicanos; social andpsychological perspectives. Photographs by Irwin Nash, forewords byArmando Morales and Julian Nava. Sain Louis, The C. V. Moseby Company,1971. xxvii, 303p., illus., 7x10 inches, wraps. 18.001013. Walker, Randi Jones. Protestanism in the Sangre de Cristos, 1850-1920.Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press, 1991. x, 163p., first edition,dj. 25.001014. Weather Underground Organization. Osawatomie, vol. 2, no. 1, April -May 1976. N.pl., Red Dragon Print Collective, 1976. 27p., wraps, firstedition with the Red Dragon Print Collective bug, illus., 8.5x11 inches,very good condition. Cover article on Lolita Lebrón and Puerto Rico.45.001015. Another copy. Seattle, John Brown Book Club, 1976. 27p., wraps, 8.5x11inches, illus.. Contemporary reprint by supporters of the WeatherUnderground. Cover story on Lolita Lebron. 45.00From the collection of a Kentucky activist who met Bill Ayers andBernadine Dohrn many years after their WUO adventures and had theminscribe the cover. The message "To our friends in Kentucky... For a worldat peace and in balance" is penned on the cover by Ayers, with Dohrnadding "A luta continua," both signed, written in front of Lolita Lebron'sportrait on the cover.1016. Weber, Devra. Dark sweat, white gold; California farm workers, cotton,and the New Deal. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1994. xv, 338p.wraps, very good condition with remains of sticker on rear wrap. Thismassive history places agricultural workers, and particularly Mexican andMexican American fieldhands and their struggles, as major actors in theshaping of the state's cotton industry. 10.001017. Weber, Francis J., foreword by the Honorable Earl Warren. The UnitedStates versus Mexico: the final settlement of the Pious Fund. Los Angeles,The Ward Ritchie Press for the The Historical Society of SouthernCalifornia, 1969. 64p., foreword, introduction, notes, very good limited

first edition #138/330 copies signed by the author, bound in green whiteand red striped cloth, gilt. 35.001018. Weeks, O. Douglas. The League of United Latin-American Citizens: aTexas-Mexican civic organization. Austin, The Southwestern Political andSocial Science Quarterly, 1929. 22p., worn wraps. Offprint from theQuarterly. 50.001019. Weston, Rubin Francis. Racism in U.S. Imperialism: The Influence ofRacial Assumptions on American Foreign Policy, 1893-1946. Columbia,University of South Carolina Press, 1972. xv, 291p., mildly worn wraps.With material on Puerto Rico. 15.001020. Williams, Heather. Lessons from the labor front; the coalition forjustice in the maquiladoras/Lecciones y aprendizajes del frente laboral,la coalición para la justicia en las maquiladoras. Santa Cruz,Chicano/Latio Research Center, University of California, 2000. 39p.,bilingual text, 8.5x11 inches, spiral-bound wraps. (Chicano/LatinoResearch Center working paper 31) 25.001021. Wilson, Carlos Guillermo. Chombo (novela) por Cubena [pseud.] Miami,Ediciones Universal, 1981. 104p., first edition, wraps, lengthyinscription by the author to one of his teachers on flyleaf. The Afro-Panamanian writer has lived in the US for many years. 45.001022. Wilson, Carlos Guillermo. Cuentos del Negro Cubena; pensamiento Afro-Panameño. Guatemala City, the author, 1977. 94p., inscribed and dated bythe author, first edition, wraps. 50.001023. Wilson, John P. Military campaigns in the Navajo country; northwesternNew Mexico, 1800-1846. Santa Fe, Museum of New Mexico Press, 1967. vii,38p., illus., wraps. (Museum of New Mexico research records #5) 25.001024. Wixon, Kusa. Dirty blonde and half-Cuban; a novel. New York,Rayo/HarperCollins, 2005. 247p., first printing, very good in a like dj.12.001025. Wold, Lillian Ramos, compiler. Hispanic surnames. Fullerton, CA,Society of Hispanic Historical and Ancestral Research, 1994. v, 167p., 3page stapled index laid-in,8.5x11 inches, preface, very good first editionin printed wraps. 45.001026. Wolf, Daniel. Undocumented aliens and crime; the case of San DiegoCounty. San Diego, Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies, University ofCalifornia, 1988. viii, 54p., wraps. 17.001027. Wollenberg, Charles, ed. Ethnic conflict in California history. LosAngeles, Tinnon-Brown, 1970. ix, 215p., dj with small tear on upper edge,Nine articles by authors of all ethnic backgrounds on the divergent groupexperiences in the state. 15.001028. Wood, Summer. Arroyo. San Francisco, Chronicle Books, 2001. 257p.,first printing, dj. Novel set in a working class Hispanic New Mexicanmining town. 15.001029. Wyden, Peter. Bay of Pigs, the untold story. New York, Simon andSchuster, 1979. 352p., photo-insert section, first edition clothbackedboards in dj. Faintest shelfwear, tiny remainder mark lower edge. 20.001030. Yañez, R [Rich]. Sacred heart. Berkeley, Chicano Chapbook Series, 1997.12p., 5.5x8.5 inches, very good first edition booklet in stapled pictorialwraps. (The Chicano Chapbook Series #15, edited by Gary Soto) 20.00

1031. Yellen, Ben. Newsletter from Dr. Ben Yellen, 28 January 1973, 20 July1973, 28 June 1977. Brawley, CA, Ben Yellen, 1973, 1977. 6p, 8.5x14 inches,goldenrod paper, mimeograph, two small tears along folds of two of thethree sheets. Three issues (28 January 1973, 20 July 1973, 28 June 1977)of Yellen's reports on his decades-long attempt to enforce the U.S.Reclamation Act of 1902 in California's Imperial Valley which wouldrestrict water use to 160 acres per person per household in an effort tolimit water use by agribusiness, newsletters describe his connection withUC economist Paul S. Taylor, his work with farm workers, fights with themedical establishment, newsletters headlined "The Honor Belongs toProfessor Paul S.Taylor, "Congressman Peter Rodino," and "The ConstipatedCircuit Court". 35.00Yellen started publication of the newsletter, locally known as the "yellowsheets" because of the papers' color, in 1962 and continued through thelate 1970s. He won his suit United States vs the Imperial IrrigationDistrict in 1980 but the Imperial Valley was later exempted from theReclamation Act.1032. Yglesias, Jose. The old gents. Houston, Arte Publico, 1996. 176p., dj.Novel . 15.001033. Yniquez, Juan, edited by Jane S. Permaul. The Applied humanities andChicano studies program: an applied concept for the student of theEighties; February 1984. Los Angeles, University of California, ChicanoStudies Research Center Field Studies Development, 1984. [58p.], 8.5x11inches, appendixes, very good in stapled, printed brown wraps. 20.001034. Young Lords Organization. Puerto Ricans Wake Up. New York, YLO, 1969.8.5x11 inch flyer, printed single side, folded once horizontally, callingfor organizing in the face of police repression, browning along fold,otherwise very good. 75.001035. Young Socialist Alliance. Reports from the July 1971 National CommitteePlenum. Internal Information Bulletin. New York, Young Socialist Alliance,1971. 61p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches. 18.00Includes women's liberation report by Ruth Robinett, Black liberationreport by Norman Oliver, Chicano liberation report by Mirta Vital, highschool movement report by Cindy Jaquith, criticism of the "Stalinist"Young Workers Liberation League, and more.1036. Young Socialist Alliance. Young socialist, vol. 12, no. 1-12 (Nov.1968- Dec. 1969). New York, Young Socialist Alliance, 1968-69. Twelveissues, 23 to 31pages each, 8.5x11", illustrated wraps. Full run of Vol.12. Some issues have minor stains or marginalia, generally good condition.125.00Much material on high school and college student organizing, severalarticles on Malcolm X, Black student mobilization, critical coverage ofthe SDS split, women's liberation, Chicano liberation, the Arab revolution,and much more.1037. Zalamea, Luis. El circulo del Alacran. Miami, Ediciones Universal,1990/1. 306p., scattered pen markings, second edition, wraps. ColombianAmerican author, residing in Miami. 12.001038. [Zamorano]. Tablas para los ninos que empiezan a contar. Monterrey [sic,Ca: facsimile out of Sonoma], Imprenta de A. Zamorano / California Kids,1836 [circa 1995]. Single leaf (of what appears to be Mohawk superfine)printed and folded to make (when opened properly, directions in the plate)

a [24p.] 16mo booklet in photographic facsimile. Pre-folded but unopened,accompanied by a explanatory promotional leaf printed in English andSpanish, fine in the California Kids printed envelope stating it to be"The first book for children published in California". 15.00California Kids is the dba of children's bibliographer Jim Silverman."This is a copy of the original at The Huntington Library and publishedwith their permission. Their's looks just like this, but it is folded,trimmed and bound in a piece of old wallpaper".1039. Zaychik, Ilya, ed. Other investigations. Vol. 1, issue 1 (November2006). Boston, Stationery Press, 2006. First issue of the alternativelitarary zine. Includes four prints by the Chicana artist Michelle Ramirez.15.001040. Zeleny, Carolyn. Relations between the Spanish-Americans and Anglo-Americans in New Mexico [a study of conflict and accomodation in a dualethnicsituation]. New York, Arno Press, 1974. xiii, 405p., summary,editorial note, introduction, conclusions, footnotes, bibliography, verygood Arno Press reprint edition of a 1944 dissertation, in terracottacloth. (The Mexican American, an Arno Press Collection, Carlos E. Cortés,advisory editor) 65.00