A sociological study of a small town in the Southwest, of the cultural and social conflicts between the Anglo-American and the Mexican-American populations. An interesting, study in the minority prejudices and both the adaptation and non-adaptation of foreign immigrants to American life. But the market is definitely limited to those interested in the subject. It hasn't the scope of the Middletown project. The sociological jargon may be confusing to many readers, and the author fails to put over her subject for the non-professionals, to whom the composite case history section will prove of greatest interest.