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How do Texas' more than a million inhabitants of Mexican descent make their living? Why don't they get an even break in education? What are they up against in their every day sanitation, housing and health problems. What of the matter of discrimination? These and scores of other highly controversial subjects are discussed by Pauline R. Kibbe, executive secretary of Texas' Good Neighbor Commission, in this brilliant, challenging expose of the Latin American's inequitable position in Texas.