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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,