document resume - eric · 2013-11-08 · medina, kay coleman, and ablasha hunji, all of whom showed...

ED 047 829

AUTHORTITLE

INSTITUTIONPUB DATENOTEAVAILABLE FROM

EDRS PRICEDESCRIPTORS

ABSTRACT

DOCUMENT RESUME

RC 005 005

Schramko, Linda Fowler, Comp.Chicano Bibliography; Selected Materials onAmericans of Mexican Descent. Bibliographic SeriesNo. 1, Revised Edition.Sacramento State Coll., Calif.70129p.Hornet Bookstore, Sacramento State College,Sacramento, California 95819 ($1.95 plus tax,postage, & handling)

EDRS Price MF-$0.65 HC-$6.58*Annotated Bibliographies, College Faculty, CollegeStudents, *Cultural Awareness, Cultural Background,Educational Improvement, *Ethnic Studies, HigherEducation, Instructional Materials, *MexicanAmericans, *Resource Materials

The Sacramento State College Library presents thisannotated bibliography in an effort to help students and faculty makemore effective use of existing resource materials. The document lists1,000 items published between 1843 and 1969. Citations are groupedunder the following categories: (1) Education, (2) Health andPsychology, (3) Historical Background, (4) Literature and Fine Arts,(5) Social Life and Problems, and (6) Chicano Periodicals. Includedin the document is a guide to further information on locatingliterature on Mexican Americans, along with a subject index. (EJ)

OD

-1-CZ)

w

.7..-r--rarmnzr.rn,r771nr.77!!..5IIIC.;r71`5

CHICANOBIBLIOQRAPftY

SELECTED MATERIALS

ON

AMERICANS OF MEXICAN DESCENT

COMPILED

BY

LINDA FOWLER SCHRAMKO

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.EDUCATION & WELFAREOFFICE OF EDUCATION

THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO-OUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED ;'ROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIG-INATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OR OPIN-IONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILYREPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU-CATION POSITION OR POLICY.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC SERIES NO. 1

REVISED EDITION

SACRAMENTO STATE COLLEGE LIBRARY

SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

1970

Distributed by

HORNET BOOKSTORESacramento State College

6000 J Street SCICIIIIMMO, California 95819

INTRODUCTIOW

Early in 1969, the Sacramento State College Library began publi-cation of a series of bibliographies designed to aid our patronsto make more effective use of existing resource materials. Thefirst publication in series was entitled; Viidano Bibliography:Selected Materials on Americans of Mexican Descent. That listcontained some 300 items. The present revised edition contains1,000 items, reflecting the efforts of the Library staff to acquirerelevant materials in a specialized area of considerable interestto many in higher education today. This revised list does notrepresent all of the Library's resources in this area, but only asurvey as of Spring, 1969.

Mrs. Linda Schramko, formerly Assistant Education and PsychologyReference Librarian, was responsible for the revised edition.The staff regrets very much that the relocation of her husband'swork forced her resignation from the staff shortly after com-pleting this bibliography.

At the present time, three additional bibliographies in the newseries have been issued and others are in preparation. Students,faculty and staff members may obtain copies at the Library'sInformation Desk or in the several reference departments. Com-ments and suggestions from users are always welcome.

Gordon P. MartinCollege Librarian

FOREWORD.

This bibliography has been produced as a service to the studentsand faculty at Sacramento State College. It brings together inone list a selection of the materials available in the Librarythat deal with the American of Mexican descent. By no means doesthis list contain the entire Library holdings on the subject--itsimply reflects something of the scope of the collection as ofthe Spring of 1969. The Library has acquired much more materialsince this list was compiled. The Guide to Further Informationat the end of the bibliography indicates some of the sources avail-able for finding further materials concerning the Mexican - American.

The present bibliography is a revised and expanded version of,anearlier bibliography produced by librarians John Liberty, PearlSpayde, and myself. While the first list showed primarily books,the revision air° includes periodical articles, master's theses,doctoral dissertations, and microfiche in the Educational ResourcesInformation Center collection. This list contains not only entriesconcerned directly with the Mexican-American, but also entries thathave an indirect bearing or that provide some pertinent backgroundinformation.

The list is arranged by broad subject categories, with a moredetailed subject index at the end. Call numbers are indicatedin the margin to the left of the entry; in the case of periodicals,the reference room in which they are located is shown. Theacronym, ERIC, denotes the Educational Resources InformationCenter files: this collection is housed in the Education-PsychologyReference Room. Some items are available in more than one placein the library; such entries have a note giving the second location.

Particular thanks go to the students who compiled the initialentries for this work Anita Aguirre, Laura Llano, ElizabethMedina, Kay Coleman, and Ablasha Hunji, all of whom showed greatpersonal interest in the project, and without whose servicesthis bibliography would not now exist. Cherie Finch was thepatient typist, who also--fortunately--knew a thing or two aboutbibliographic form. Sharron Godbois prepared the productionstencil. Thanks, too, to all other student assistants who werepressed into service at various times. And, of course, the moralsupport of library colleagues has been much appreciated.

Linda F. Schramko

CONTENTS

rage

INTRODUCTION AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

EDUCATION

SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS 1

PSYCHOLOGY AND GUIDANCE 13

TEACHERS AND TEACHING 20

SPECIAL PROJECTS 40

HEALTH AND PSYCHOLOGY 45

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 51

LITERATURE AND FINE ARTS 63

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS 66

CIVIL RIGHTS AND POLITICAL ACTIVITIES 87

CULTURAL BACKGROUND 90

EMPLOYMENT 100

CHICANO PERIODICALS 111

GUIDE TO FURTHER INFORMATION 112

SUBJECT INDEX 114.

5

EDUCATION: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS

A. EducationPeriodical

2. ERICED 017 394

3. LA229B 35

4. MicrofilmLC3733P63B4

5. EducationPeriodical


7. LC3715B7

8. E184AlB894no. 3


Anderson, James G., and,Dwight Safer."The Influence of Differential CommunityPerceptions on the Provision of EqualEducational Opportunities." Sociologyof Education, Summer, 1967. pp. 219 -230..

Anderson, James G., and William H. Johnson.Sociocultural Determinants of AchievementAmong Mexican-American Students. UniversityPark, N. M.: New Mexico State University,1968.

Beals, Ralph Leon, and Norman D. Humphrey.No Frontier to Learning; the MexicanStudent in the United States. Minneapolis:University of Minnesota Press, 1957.

Beard, E. Alice."A Study of the Mexican Pupils in theFremont Junior High School, Pomona,California, 1940-41." UnpublishedMaster's thesis, Claremont Colleges, 1941.

Bloomberg, Warner."The Young Child In Cultural Change." YoungChildren, January, 1967. pp. 130-148.

Blubaugh, Ronald."School Bells for Migrants." AmericanEducation, March, 1968. pp. 5-7. Alsoavailable in ERIC,ED 017 359).

Brameld, Theodore.Minority Problems in the Public Schools;a Study of Administrative Policies andPractices in Seven School Systems. NewYork: Harper, 1946.

Brown, Spencer.They See for Themselves; a DocumentaryApproach to Intercultural Education inthe High School. New York: Harper, 1945.

Broz, Perry."A Place in the Shade." Arizona Teacher,November, 1961. pp. 31-33.

-1-

6

EDUCATION: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS (can't)

10. MicrofilmLB45C3

11. ERICED 020 031

12. LC3732C3AS

13. HA263C45

14. ERICED 016 562

15. ERICED 023 500



18. LC5119C61963

Cabrera, Ysidro Arturo."A. Study'of American and Mexican - AmericanCulture Values and Their Significance inEducation." Unpublished Doctor's disser-tation, University of Colorado, 1963.

Cabrera, Ysidro Arturo.A Survey of Spanish - Surname EnrolledStudents, San Jose State College, 1963-1964. San Jose, Calif.: San Jose StateCollege, 1964.

California. Department of Education. Mexican-American Education Research Project.

Prospectus for Equitable Educational Op-portunities for Spanish-Speaking Children.Sacramento, Calif. 1967. (Also availablein ERIC, ED 020 038).

California. Division of Fair EmploymentPractices.

Californians of Spanish Surname: Population,Education, EMployment, Income. San 2rancisco.1964. (Also available in ERIC, ED 021 680).

Char/es, Edgar B. (ed..).

Mexican-American Education, a Bibliography.University Park, N. M.: New Mexico StateUniversity, 1968.

Cheyney, Arnold B., and Herbert W. Wey."National Goals for Migrant Education."Paper presented at the National Conferenceon Migrant Education, May 15-17, 1968,Denver.

Chisholm, Margaret."And Miguel Now." Elementary English,November, 1968. pp. 881-884.

Christian, Chester C."Acculturation of the Bilingual Child."Modern Language Journal, March, 1965.pp. 160-165.

Conference on Integration in the New York CityPublic Schools, Columbia University, 1963.

Integrating the Urban Schools Proceedings.New York: Bureau of Publications, TeachersCollege, Columbia University, 1963.

-2-

EDUCATION: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS (con't)

19. ERICED 010 747

Croft, Fred A.Some New Approaches to Migrant Education.Indianapolis: Indiana State Department ofPublic Instruction, 1967.

20. LC Crosby, Muriel.5132 An Adventure in Human Relations. Chicago:D4 Follett, 1965.C7

21, PNZ Crosby, Muriel (ed.).1037.9 Reading Ladders for Human Relations. 4th

H8 ed. Washington: American Council onC7 Education, 1963.

22. LC Davis, Allison.191 Social-Class Influences upon Learning.D36 Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University

Press, 1948.

23. Microfilm DeHoyos, Arturo.LB "Occupational and Educational Levels of1065 Aspiration of Mexican-American Youth."D4 Unpublished Doctor's dissertation,

Michigan State University, 1961.

24. Education Demos, George D.Periodical "Attitudes of Student Ethnic Groups on

Issues Related to Education.'" CaliforniaJournal of Educational Research, November,1960. pp. 204-206, 224.

25. Education Dymek, Dolores Tejeda.Periodical "Spanish Students." Sierra Educational

News, November, 1938. p. 20.

26. Education Ericksen, Charles A.Periodical "Uprising in the Barrios." American

Education, November, 1968. pp. 29-31.

27. HumanitiesPeriodical

Eyring, Edward."Spanish for Spanish-Speaking Students inthe United States." Modern Language Forum,May, 1937. pp. 138-145.

28. Education "Few Spanish-Speaking Children in High SchoolPeriodical in Southwest." School and Society, November

12, 1966. pp. 376, 378.

-3-


29. Education Fielding, Byron.Periodical "Iota New Mexico Schools Are Using Federal

Funds to Meet Local Needs." N.E.A. journal,September, 1966. pp. 23-26.

30. 2 Fogel, Walter.184 Education and Income of Mexican-AmericansM5 in the Southwest Los Angeles: UniversityC3 of California, 1965. (Also available inno. 1 ERIC, ED 011 802),

31. LC Forbes, Jack D.3731 Mexican-Americans, a Handbook for Educators.F6 Berkeley, Calif. .: Far West Laboratory for

Educational Research and Development, 1967.(Also available in ERIC, ED 013 164).

32. ERICED 020 254

Fowler, William L."The Disadvantaged Migrant and Urban. PublicEducation." Paper presented at the annualconference of the California Association ofSchool Psychologists and Psychometrists,March 19, 1965, San Francisco.

33. Education Frazier, John.Periodical "Hi Ho, Sammy Vallejo." American Education,

April, 1968. p. 16,

34. Education Galbraith, Clare Kearney.Periodical "Spanish-Speaking,Children Communicate."

Childhood Education, October, 1965. pp.

70-74.

35. E Grebler, Lee. ir

184 The Schooling Gap: Signs of Progress.M5 Advance Report No. 7, Mexican-AmericanC3 Study Project. Los Angeles: Universityno. 7 of California, 1967.

36. LC Greene, Shirley E.5151 The Education of Virant Children: A StudyM5 of Educational Opportunities and Experiences

of Agricultural. Migrants. Washington:National Council on Agricultural Life andLabor, 1954.

-4-


37. LC143G72




41. 13=1037,9H8H4



44. MicrofilmLB3609H63


Grimm, Louis."School Dropouts: A Comparison of Interestsin School with Peer and Authority Relation-ships." Unpublished Master's thesis, SanAntonio: Our Lady of the Lake College, 1964,

Guerra, Manuel H."Why Juanita Doesn't Read." CTA journat,October, 1965. pp. 17-19.

Haney, George E."Problems and Trends in Migrant Education."School Life, July, 1963. pp. 5-9.

Hanson, Rita M."Educating the Children of Seasonal-MigrantAgricultural Workers in the San JoaquinValley." California Journal of ElementaryEducation, May, 1950. pp. 244-251.

Heaton, Margaret M.Reading Ladders _for .11uman Relations. Rev.and enl. Washington: American Council onEducation, 1955.

Heffernan, Helen."Report of Conference on Education ofChildren of Seasonal Workers, FresnoState College, December 9-10, 1938."California Journal of Elementary Education,February, 1939. pp. 181-192.

Henderson, George."Opportunity and Alienation in MaleSchools," The Record, November, 1967.pp. 151-157.

Houle, Bettie Eckhardt."4ome Significant Characteristics Associatedwith Popularity in American and MexicanElementary,School Children." UnpublishedDoctor's dissertation, University of Chicago,1953.

Howe, Harold.. "Cowboys, Indians at American Education."Texas Outlook, June, 1968. pp. 12-13, 25.

-5-

EDUCATION: SOCIAL AaD CULTURAL ASPECTS (con't)

46. Social "Invisible Minority." Newsweek, August 29,Science 1966. p. 46.Periodical

47. ERICED 014 331

48. ERICED 023 511

Johnson, Henry S., and Uvaldo H. lalomares.A Study of Some Ecological, Economic andSocial Factors Influencing ParentalParticipation in Project Read Start.Riverside: University of California,Extension Division, 1965.

Juarez, Rumaldo Z."Educational Status Orientations of MexicanAmerican and Anglo American Youth inSelected Low-Income Counties. of Texas."Unpublished Master's thesis, Texas A & MUniversity, 1968.

49. Education Karraker, Cyrus H.Periodical "Education for Our Rural Slums.". School

and Society, October 5, 1963. pp. 276-277.

50. Education Kline, Harriet:Periodical "Bravo Silvestre!" Texas Outlook, August,

1968. pp. 18-19.

51. Social Kluckhohn, Florence Rockwood.Science "Cultural Factors in Social Work PracticePeriodical and Education." Social Service Review,

March, 1951. pp. 38-47.

52. LA Kneller, George F.422 The Education of the Mexican Nati:on. NewK6 York: Columbia University Press, 1951.


Krettek, Germaine, and Eileen D. Cooke."Minority Groups in Texts and LibraryBooks." Wilson Library Bulletin, October,1966. p. 235.

54. Education Krohn, Mildred.Periodical "Migratory Home." Sierra Educational News,

November, 1938. p. 22.

55. LB Landes, Ruth.45 Culture in American Education: Anthro-L3 pological Approaches to Minority and

Dominant Groups in the Schools. New York:Wiley, 1965.

-6-


56. Education Lane, Mary B.Periodical "The Young Child: Priorities and Poten-

tials." Young Children, March, 1967.pp. 219-227.

57. Education Lanning, Frank, and Russell Robbins.Periodical The Alienated Ones." Instructor,

February, 1968. p. 196.

58. Education Levine, Harry.Periodical "Bilingualism: Its Effect on Emotional

and Social Development." Journal ofSecondary Education, February, 1969. pp.69-73.

orm-mwsnre,,, ...

59. Microfilm Linn, George Byron.LC "A Study of Several Linguistic Functions3719 of Mexican-American Children in a Two-L52 Language Environment." Unpublished Doctor's

dissertation, University of Southern California,1965.

60. Education Livsey, Rosemary Earnshaw.Periodical "Manana." Elementary English Review, December,

1929. pp. 2C1-263, 275.

61. Education Lohman, Joseph D.Periodical "Expose, Don't Impose." NEA journal, January,

1966. pp. 24-26.

62. Education McCammon, Eleanore L.Periodical "A Study of Children's Attitudes Toward

Mexicans." California Journal of ElementaryEducations November, 1936. pp. 119-128.

63. F Manuel, Herschel Thurman.787 Spanish-Speaking Children of the Southwest:M3 Their Education and the Public Welfare.

Austin: University of Texas Press, 1965.

64. LA Martyn, Kenneth A.243.5 Increasing Opportunities in Higher EducationM3 for Disadvantaged Students. Sacramento,

Calif.: Coordinating Council for HigherEducation, 1966. (Also available in ERIC,ED 012 590).

-7-

API


65. ERIC Mayeske, George W.ED 015 040 Educational Achievement Among Mexican -

Americans; a Special Report from theEducational Opportunities Survey. WorkingPaper. Washington: National Center forEducational Statistics, 1967.

66. Education Mercer, Jane R.Periodical "Imprints of Culture on the Personalities

of Children." California Mental HealthResearch Digest, Summer, 1967. pp. 161-162.

67. ERICED 015 066

Mercure, Alex P."Special Problems of Rural Minority GroupYouth." Address at the National OutlookConference on Rural Youth, October 23-26,1967, Washington, D.C.

68. Social Metzler, William H., and Frederic O. Sargent.Science "Problems of Children, Youth, and EducationPeriodical Among Mid-Continent Migrants." Southwestern

Social Science Quarterly, June, 1962. pp.29-38. (Also available in ERIC,ED 012 632).

69. Education Meyer, Samuel L., and Arthur J. Cullen.Periodical "A Spanish-Speaking College in North America:

A 'Prospectus' of a Unique Adventure in Inter-.American Education." Liberal Education, May,1963. pp. 218-225.

70. Education Milor, John H.Periodical "Problem of Transiency." Sierra Educational

News, December, 1941. p. 37.

71. LB National Education Association of the United States.1577 Department of Rural Education.S7 The Invisible Minority; Report of the NEA-TucsonN35 Survey on the Teaching of Spanish to the Spanish-

Speaking. Washington. 1966. (Also availablein ERIC, ED 017 222).

72. ERICED 018 525

Orr, John B., and Lydia PulsipherEducation and Social CiLinge. Vonograph 1.Austin: Southwest Educational 7evelopmentCorporation, 1967.

73. Education Palacios, Manuel R.Periodical "Principle Underlying Mexican Education."

Progressive Education, February, 1936, pp.81-82.

-8-


74. SocialSciencePeriodical



77. ThesisP94721968


79. MicrofilmLC3731R4


81. LC3731R33


83. LC4091R5

Penalosa, Fernando, and Edward C. McDonagh."Education, Economic Status and $ocial-,Class Awareness of Menican-Americans."Phylon, Summer, 1968. pp. 119-126.

Phillips, Lester A."Segregation in Education: A CaliforniaCase Study." Phylom, December, 1949.pp. 407,413.

Polifroni, Mio."Including Our Spanish Speaking Neighbors."Young Children,' September, 1965.. pp. '351-356.

Prichard, Michael Thomas."A Resource Guide for Grant Union High SchoolDistrict Teachers Seeking to Promote an Under-standing of Mexican-American Culture." Un-published Master's thesis, Sacramento StateCollege, 1968.

I

Record, Wilson."Racial Diversity. in California Public Schools."Journal of Negro Education, Winter, 1959. pp.15-25.

Reeves, Grace Elizabeth."Adult Mexican Education in the United States."Unpublished Master's thesis, Claremont Colleges,1929.

Reyes, Ramiro."School Days Come for the Migrant Child."CTA Journal, May, 1968. pp. 14-17.

Reynolds, Annie.The Education of Spanish-Speaking Childrenin Five South-Western States. Washington:U.S. Government Printing Office, 1933. (Alsoavailable as an Education Periodical).

Rice, Joseph P."Education of Subcultural Groups." Schooland Society, November 28, 1964. pp.. 360 -

362.

Riessman, Frank.The Culturally Deprived Child. New York:Harper, 1962.

-9-




86, ERICED 023 506


88. ERICED 011 609





Riestra, Miguel A., and Charles E. Johnson."Changes in Attitudes of Elementary School'up ls Toward Foreign- Speaking PeoplesResulting from the Study of a ForeignLanguage," jour 411 of Experimental Education,Fall, 1964. pp. 65 -72.

Rodriguez, Armando M."Speak Up, Chicano." American Education,May, 1968. pp. 25-27.

Romero, Fred E.A Research Contribution for Education inColorado. Val. 171, No. 2, a Study ofAnglo-American and Spanish-American CultureValue Concepts and Their Significance inSecondary Education. Denver: ColoradoState Department of Education, 1966.

Rubel, Arthur J."The Mexican-American Palomilla." Anthro-pological Linguistics, April, 1965. pp.92-97.

Rubel, Arthur J."Some Cultural Anthropological Aspects ofEnglish as a Second Language." Address atthe annual meeting of the American EducationalResearch Association, February, 1966, Chicago.

Sanchez, George I."Group Differences and Spanish SpeakingChildren: A Critical Review." Journal ofApplied Psychology, 1932. pp. 549-558.

"School Bias Toward Mexican-Americans." Schooland Society, November 12, 1966. pp. 378, 380.

Schwebel, Milton."Learning and the Socially Deprived."Personnel and Guidance Journal, March,1965. pp. 646 -653..

Senter, Donovan, and Florence Hawley."The Grammar School as the Basic AcculturatingInfluence for Native New Mexicans." SocialForces, May, 1946. pp. 398-407.


93. LC4091S4

94. EducationPeriodl.cal


96. ERICED 014 364

97. ERICED 013 169

98. ERICED 019 899


100. ERICED 016 063

101. LC5151S8

Sexton, Patricia Cayo.Education and Income; Inequalities ofOpportunity in Our Public Schools. NewYork: Viking, 1961.

Sheldon, Paul M.Nexican-Americans in Urban Public Schools:An Exploration of the DropO.ut Problem."California Journal of Edudational Research,January, 1961. pp. 21-26.

Simpson, Roy E."Migrant Children." CTA journal, January,1954. pp. 19, 26-27.

Soderstrom, Joan.An Investigation of Mexican-American MigrantChildren Population in Idaho and the Educa-tional Opportunities Provided by SelectedSchool Districts. Pocatello: College ofEducation, Idaho State University, 1967.

Southard, J. K.A Survey of School Age Children from MigrantAgricultural Families Within Dona Ana County,New Mexico, Las Cruces, N. M.: Las CrucesSchool District, 1967.

Southwest Council of Foreign Language TeachersConference, 1965.

Our Bilinguals: Social and PsychologicalBarriers, Linguistic and Pedagogical.Barriers. Reports of the Second AnnualConference. El Paso. 1965.

Stocker, Joseph."Help for Spanish-Speaking Youngsters."American Education, May, 1967. pp. 17-18,24.

Stouffer, Clayton L., and Ricardo A. Callejo.Preparation, Progreso, Porvenir. SanFrancisco: Television Station KQED, 1966.

Sutton, Elizabeth.Knowing and Teaching the MigrantWashington: National Education Association,Department of Rural Education, 1960.

ED"CATION: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS (con't)

102 MicrofilmLC37 31

T3



105. ERICED 016 538

106. ERICED 019 156

107. LC3733L7E32



110. MicrofilmLC4065V3

111. LC191S39no. 1

Takesian, Sarkis Armen."A Comparative Study of the Mexican-American Graduate and Dropout." Un-published Doctor's dissertation,University of Southern California, 1967..

Tireman, Lloyd Spencer."Bilingual Children." Review of EducationalResearch, June, 1941. pp. 340-352.

Trillingbam, Clinton. Conroy, and M. M. Hughes."CiO04Neighbor Policy for Los Angeles County."California Journal of Secondary Education,Oa:4*er, 1943. pp. 342 -346.

Horacio.Educational Reeds of the Mexican-American.University Park, N.M.: New Mexico StateUniversity, 1968.

Ulibarri, Horacio.The Effect of Cultural Difference in theEducation of Spanish Americans. Albuquerque:College of Education, University of NewMexigo, 1958.

U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. CaliforniaState Advisory Committee.

Education and the Mexican American Communityin Los Angeles County. Los Angeles. 1968.

"Unrest Among Spanish Students." School andSociety, June 28, 1930. pp. 876-877.

Urquides, Maria."Spanish for the Spanish-Speaking: Impli-cations for Teachers in the Spanish South-west." Arizona Teacher, September, 1966.pp. 6-9, 24.

Vance, Barbara Jane."The Effect of Preschool Group Experienceon Various Language and Social Skills ofDisadvantaged Children." UnpublishedDoctor's dissertation, Stanford University,1967.

Vickery, William N., and Stewart G. Cole.Intercultural Education in American Schools.New York: Harper, 1943.

-12-


112. LC Webster, StA^ten W. (ed.)4091 The Disadvantaged Lerrner. 3 Vols.W4 San Francisco: Chandler, 1966.1966a

113. Education Wilcox, Preston R.Periodical "The School and the Community." The

Record, November, 1967. pp. 133-142.

114. ERICED 018 326

Williams, Jane Case.Improving Educational Opportunities forMexican-American Handicapped Children.Washington: U.S. Office of Education, 1968.

115. LC Work Conference on Curriculum and Teaching in5105 Depressed Urban Areas, Columbia University, 1962.W6 Education in Depressed Areas., ed. A. Harry1962 Passow. New York: Bureau of Publications,

Teachers College, Columbia University, 1963.

116. Thesis Wrinkle, Don.W954 "A Descriptive Analysis of Migrant Student1956 Opinion on Reasons for Non-Enrollment in

School Within the Coalinga Union High SchoolDistrict." Unpublished Master's thesis,Sacramento State College, 1956.

EDUCATION: PSYCHOLOGY AND GUIDANCE

117. Education Arnold, Richard D.Periodical "Reliability of Test Scores for the Young

Bilingual Disadvantaged." Reading Teacher,January, 1969. pp. 341-345.

118., Microfilm Booth, LeRoy L. J.BF "A Normative Comparison of the Responses of432 Latin-American and Anglo-American ChildrenM4 to the Children's Apperception Test." Un-B63 published Doctor's dissertation, Texas

Technological College, 1953.

119. Education Carlson, Hilding, and Norman Henderson.Periodical "The Intelligence of American Children of

Mexican Parentage." Journal of Abnormal'and Social Psychology, July, 1950. pp.544-551.

-13-

EDUCATION: PSYCHOLOGY AND GUIDANCE (con't)

120. Education Cr: stal, Josie.Periodical "Role-Playing in a Troubled Class."

Elementary School Journal, January, 1969.pp. 169-179.

121. Microfilm Davies, Walter L.LB "A Comparative Study of the Performance of3051 Pupils from Low, High, and EconomicallyD3 Diversified Socio -Economic Areas on Test

Items from a Social Studies AchievementBattery." Unpublished Doctor's Cissertation,University of Kansas, 1967.

122. Microfilm Deal, Gerald V.LB "A Study of the VocatIonal Opportunities in1027.5 Pomona Valley for Mexican-Americans; a StudyD4 in Counseling." Unpublished Master's thesis,

Claremont Colleges, 1951.

123. Social Delmet, Don T.Science "A Study of the Mental and Scholastic AbilitiesPeriodical of Mexican Children in the Elementary School."

Journal of Juvenile Research, October, 1930..pp. 267-279.

124. Microfilm Demak, Leonard Sidney.LB "A Study of the Meanings of Selected Educational2823 Concepts to Culturally Diverse Groups, UsingD42 the Semantic Differential." Unpublished Doctor's

dissertation, Wayne State University, 1967.

125. Microfilm Doan, William Franklin.LB "The Effect of Response MeaninCulness on1059 Verbal Paired-Associate Learning in Anglo,-D6 American and Mexican-American Fifth-Grade

Children." Unpublished Doctor's dissertation,University of Texas, 1966.

126. Thesis Eitelgeorge, Charles William.E36 "A Study to Compare the Self-Concept 'Ratings1967 with the Achievement Scores of Mexican-

American and Caucasian Pupils." UnpublishedMaster's thesis, Sacramento State College, 1967.

127. Education Findling, Joay.Periodical "Bilingual Need Affiliation and Future

Orientation in Extragroup and IntragroupDomains." Modern Language Journal, April,1969. pp. 227-231.

EDUCATION: PSYCHOLOGY AND GUIDANCE (can't)

128. Education GarretFon, O. K.Periodical "A Study of Causes of Retardation Among

Mexican Children in a Small Public SchoolSystem in Arizona." Journal of EducationalPsychology, January, 1928. pp. 31-40.

129. Education Garth, Thomas R., and Johnson D. Harper.Periodical "The Intelligence and Achievement of Mexican

Children in the U.S." Journal of AbnormalSocial Psychology, July-September, 1934.pp. 222-229.

130. Thesis Gemar, Robert A.G322 "An Investigation into the Relationship of1965 the Selected Personal Attitudes of Teachers

and Students of the Seventh and Eighth Gradesin a Particular School of Differing EthnicBackgrounds." Unpublished Master's thesis,Sacramento State College,'1965.

131. ERICED 021 652

Gerard, Harold B.Factors Contributing to Adjustment and.Achievement. Progress Report. Riverside:University of California, 1968.

132. BF Henderson, Norman B.432 "A Study of Intelligence of Children ofM4 Mexican.and Non-Mexican Parentage." Un-H42 published Master's thesis, Occidental

College, 1948.

133. Microfilm Henderson, Ronald Wilbur.LB "Environmental Stimulation and Intellectual1059 Development of Mexican-American Children:H42 An Exploratory Study." Unpublished Doctor's

dissertation, University of Arizona, 1966.(Also available in ERIC, ED 010 587).

134. Microfilm Hendrix, Leland Jacob.LB "Auditory Discrimination Differences Between.1139 Culturally Deprived and Non-Deprived Children."L3 Unpublished Doctor's dissertation, BrighamH42 Young University, 1967.

135. Education Hill, Harry Segner.Periodical "Correlation Between I.Q.'s of Bilinguals of

Different Ages on Different IntelligenceTests." School and Society, July 18, 1936.pp. 89-90.

-15-


136. MicrofilmLC3715H52

137: MicrofilmLq3719H82


139. MicrofilmLB1065153



142. LB1131J61965

143. MicrofilmLC3731J62

Hill, Marguerite W."A proposed Guidance Program for MexicanYouth in the Junior TighSchool.." Unpub-lished Master's thesis., Claremont Colleges,1945.

Hughes, Marie Morrison."The English 'Language Facility of Mexican-American Children Living and Attending Schoolin a Segregated Community." UnpublishedDoctor's dissertation, Stanford University,1952.

Hurley, R. L."Poverty and Mental Retardation NewRepublic, July 27, 1968. pp. 19-20.

Ihrig, Maxwell J."A Study of the Motivation of Students WhoCompleted the Junior Year of High School,and Who Are Members of Socially, Economicallyand Culturally Deprived Areas." UnpublishedDoctor's dissertation, UniVersity of NewMexico, 1967.

Jacobs, John F., and Marnell Pierce."Bilingualism and Creativity." ElementaryEnglish, May, 1966. pp. 499-503.

Jensen, Arthur R."Learning Abilities in Mexican-American andAnglo- American Children." CaliforniaJournal of Educational Research, September,1961. pp. 147-159.

Johnson, Bruce Edward."Ability, Achievement and Biligualism: AComparative Study Involving Spanish-Speakingand English-Speaking Children at the SixthGrade Level." Unpublished Doctor's disser-tation, University of Maryland, 1962.

Johnson, Bruce Edward."Ability, Achievement and Bilingualism: AComparative Study Involving Spanish-Speakingand English-Speaking Children at the SixthGrade Level." Unpublished Doctor's disser-tation, University of Maryland, 1962..

-16-

EDUCATION: PSYCHOLOGY AND GUIDANCE (can't)

144. Microfilm Johnson, Henry Sioux.BY "Ethnic Group Differences in Certain683 Personal, Intellectual Achievement and

....76 Motivational Characteristics." Unpub-lished Doctor's dissertation, Universityof Southern California, 1964. .

145. ERICED 023 497

Juarez, Rumaldo Z., and William P. Kuvleoky."Ethnic Group Identity and OrientationsToward Educational Attainment; a Comparisonof Mexican American and Anglo Boys." Paperpresented at the annual meeting of theSouthwestern Sociological Association, April,1968, Dallas.

146. Education Kelley, Victor Harold.Periodical "Reading Abilities of Spanish and English

Speaking Pupils." Journal of EducationalResearch, November, 1935. pp. 209-211.

147. Education Reston, Morton J., and Carmine Jimenez.Periodical "A Study of the Performance on English and

Spanish Editions of the Stanford-BinetIntelligence Test by Spanish-AmericanChildren." Journal of Genetic Psychology,December, 1954. pp. 263-269.

148. Education Klitgaard, Guy C.Periodical "A G..sp is Bridged; Successful Group Counseling

of College Potential Mexican-Americans."Journal of Secondary Education, February,1969. pp. 55-57.

149. Education Levine, Harry.Periodical "Bilingualism: Its Effect on Emotional and

Social Development." Journal of SecondaryEducation, February, 1969. pp. 69-73.

150. ERICED 012 061

Love, Ruth B.Summary and Recommendations for Streng-

thening Counseling Services for DisadvantagedYeuth.3 Sacramento: California State Depart-ment of Education, 1966.

151. Education Mahakian, Charles.Periodical "Measuring Intelligence and Reading Capacity

of Spanish-Speaking Children." ElementarySchool Journal, June, 1939. pp. Z60-768.

-17-

29-



153. ERICED 010 670

154. ERICED 013 138


156. ERICED 011 179

157. MicrofilmLC4661M43



Manheim, Henry, and Alice Cummins."Selected Musical Traits Among Spanish,Negro, and Anglo-American Girls." Sociologyand Social Research, October, 1960. pp.56-65.

Manuel, Herschel T,Development Of Inter - American Test Materials.Austin: University of Texas, 1966.

Mason, Evelyn F.Comparison of Personality Characteristicsof Junior High Students from American:Indian, Mexican and Caucasian Ethnic Back-grounds. Bellingham: Western WashingtonState College, 1966.

Mason, Evelyn P."Cross-Validation Study of PersonalityCharacteristics of Junior High Studentsfroia American Indian, Mexican, andCaucasian Ethnic Backgrounds." Journal ofSocial Psychology, Februarl 1969. pp.

15-24.

Massad, Carolyn Emrick, and others."Stimulus Modes and Language Media;.a Studyof Bilinguals." Paper presented at theannual meeting of the American EducationalResearch Association, February, 1966,Chicago.

Messineo, Joseph F."The Environmental Utilization of Psycho-linguistic Abilities of Disadvantaged SlowLearners in Relation to the Ecology of TestIntelligence." Unpublished Doctor's dis-sertation, University of Rochester, 1967.

Nightingale, Earl."On Motivating the Disadvantaged Child."Vital Speeches, October 15, 1966, pp.

18-24.

Pasamanick, Benjamin."The Intelligence of American Children ofMexican Parentage: A Discussion of Uncon-trolled Variables." journal of Abnormaland Social Psychology, October, 1951.pp. 598-602.

-18-

EDUCATION: ii*CNOLOGY.AND GUIDANCE (con't)

160. Microfilm Patterson, Charles J.LC "A Comparison of Performances of Mexican3731 and American Children4n a BiCulturalP3 Setting on Measures of Ability, Achievement

and Adjustment." Unpublished Doctor'sdissertatiOn; Michigan State University,1960.

161. Microfilm Protheroe, Donald Wesley.LB "The Language Used by Children of Contrasting1139 Socio-Eabnomic Groups in Tasks Related toL3 Concept Formation." Unpublished toctor',.P73 dissertation, Wayne State University, 1967.

162. Education Roca, Pablo.Periodical "Problems of Adapting Intelligence Scales

from One Culture to Another." High SchoolJournal, January, 1955. pp. 124-131.

163. 'Education Sanchez, George I.Periodical. "Bilingualism and Mental Measures." Journal

of Applied Psychology, December, 1934. pp.

765-772.

164. Education Sanchez, George Isidore.Periodical "The Implications of a Basal Vocabulary to

the Measurement of the Abilities of BilingualChildren." Journal of Social Psychology,August, 1934. pp. 395 -402.

165. Microfilm SentOs, Beetris N.LB "Special Achievement. Testing Needs of the3051 Educational/Educationally Disadvantaged."S22 Unpublished Doctor's dissertation, University

of Iowa, 19.67.

166. Microfilm Schwartz, Andrey James.LC "Affectivity Orientations and Academic3731 Achievement of MexicanAmerican Youth."S37 Unpublished Doctor's dissertation, Los

Angeles: University of California, 1967.

167. Education Shaftel, GeOrge Armin.Periodical "The Needs and Anxieties of Spanish-Speaking

Students." California journal of SecondaryEducation, March, 1953.. pp. 168 -170..

-19-

9 It

mernemnareftrzenvia,r,


168. MicrofilmBF319S8

169. ERICED 011 606


171, EducationPeriodical

172. ERICED 023 105


Steen, Margaret Trotter."The Effects of Immediate and DelayedReinforcement on the Achievement Behaviorof Mexican-American Children of taw Socio -Economic Status." Unpublished Doctor's.dissertation, Stanford University, 1966.

Stemmler, Anne 0."The Psychological and Cognitive Aspectsof Teaching English as a Second Language;San Antonio, Texas, Research Project."Paper presented at the annual meeting ofthe American Educational Research'Associ7ation, February, 1966, Chicago.

Stolz, Alberta."Art Ability of Mexican Children." Schooland Society, September 12, 1931. pp. 379-380.

Stueber, Josephine."Racial Differences in Reading Achievement."Texas Outlook, January, 1940. p. 32.

Vontress, Clemmont E."Cultural Differences: Implications forCounseling." Address at the AmericanPersonnel and Guidance Association con-vention, April 7 -11, 1968, DetrOit.

Webb, Doris."'No High Adobe!': Counseling with Mexican-American Children," The S6hool Counselor,March, 1969. pp. 251 -254.

EDUCATION: TEACHERS AND TEACHING

174. PE1128A2k38

175. ERICED 010 532

Allen, Harold B. (ed.).Teaching English as a Second Languages aBook of Readings. New York: McGraw -Hill,1965.

Amsden, Constance.A Reading Program for Mexican-AmericanChildren: First Interim Report. LosAngeles: California State College, 1966.

-20-

9 Fi

,rms,r,irprr.zwrnsmcv...--ve . , otr.77.7177sr,,MISTIPIT15-.77n.T.MMT!'"-?'.

EDUCATION: TEACHERS AND TEACHING (con't)

176. ERICED 016 757

177. ERICED 018 296

178. ERICED 017 392

Amsden, Constance, and others.A Reading Program for Mexican-AmericanChildren. Revision 1. Los Angeles:Youth Opportunities Foundation, 1965.

Andersson, Theodore, and others."Bilingualism: Programs, Methods andMaterials." Paper presented at the annoelconference of the Southwest Council ofForeign Language Teachers, November 4-1,1966, El Paso.

Angel, Frank.Program Content to Meet the EducationalNeeds of Mexican - Americans. UniversityPark, N.M.: New Mexico State University, 1q68.

179. Education Arnez, Nancy L.Periodical "The Effect of Teacher Attitudes upon the

Culturally Different." School and Sooiety,Marcb 19, 1966. pp. 149-152.

180. ERICED 020 089

Arnold, Richard D."Retention in Reading of DisadvantagedMexican-American Children During theSummer Months." Paper presented at theInternational Reading Association confer-ence, April 24-27, 1968, Boston.

181. Microfilm Barbour, Breece Fulton.LB "A Comparison of Two Methods of Teaching1050.5 Reeling to Culturally DisadvantagedB3 Students." Unpublished Doctor's disser-

tation, Syracuse University, 1967.

182. Microfilm Barrett, William Joseph.LC "The Effect of Headstart Experience on4091 Deprived Groups: Administrative Impli-B3 cations." Unpublished Doci:or's disser-

tation, Cornell University, 1967.

183. ERICED 011 805

Basis for a Plan of Action for Improving theEducation of Miiyrant Children; a Summaryof Recommendations Made at the Conferenceon the Education of Migrant Children 47141Youth, January 1967. Sacramento: Cantor*State Department of Education, 1967.

-21-


184. ERICED 016 540

Benitendi, Wilma Lee, and others.4 Handbook for Teachers of Migrantatildren in Wyoming. Laramie: Collegeof Education, Wyoming University, 1967.

185. Education Berlin, Irving N.Periodical "Special Learning Problems of Deprived

Children." NIA journal, March, 1966.pp. 23-24.

186. ERICED 016 387

187. ERICED 019 909

188. ERICED 024 489

Berman, Mark L.Some Considerations in the Education ofIndigenous Groups in the Southwest.Santa Monica, Calif.: Systems DevelopmentCorporation, 1965.

"Bilingualism and the Bilingual Child; aSymposium." Modern Language Jourma,March, 1965. pp. 143-175. Concludedin April, 1965. pp. 220-239.

Blanton, Dolly, and others.Suggestions for Teaching the MigratoryPupil. Shafter, Calif.: RichlandSchool District, 1967.

189. Microfilm Blasi, John Frank..

LC "The Implementation and Evaluation of a4069 Higher Education Preparation Program forB55 Culturally Disadvantaged High School

Students." Unpublished Doctor's disser-tation, Syracuse University, 1967.

190. Education Blatt, Gloria T.Periodical "The Mexican-American in Children's

Literature." Elementary English, April,1968. pp. 446-451.


192. ERICED 010 034

Borton, Terry."Reaching the Culturally Deprived."Saturday Review, February 19, 1966.pp. 77-78, 104.

Brengelman, Frederick H., and John C. Manning.A Linguistic Approach to the Teaching ofEnglish as a Foreign Language to KindergartenPupils Whose Primary Language is Spanish.No Publisher, 1966.

-22-

-EDUCATION: TEACHERS AND TEACHING (con't)

193. Education Brown, Esther.Periodical "Some Aspects of Teaching Languages in

the Grades in the Southwest," Hispania,May, 1940. pp. 171-174.

194. ERICED 024 519

Burke, Eleanor, and others.Curriculum Guide for Child DevelopmentCenters, Five Year OZd Program. Gallup,N.M.: Gallup-McKinley County Schools, 1967.

195. Education Calderon, Carlos I.Periodical "Put the Accent on Speech Errors," Texas

Outlook, FebruarY..1959.; pp,267,28:,

196. ERIC.

ED 024 493California. State Department of Education.

Development of a BilingUal Task Force toImprove Education of Mexican AmericanStudents. Sacramento, Calif. 1968.

197. Education Carlton, Lessie, and Robert H. Moore.Periodical "Culturally Disadvantaged Children Can Be

Helped." REA Journal, September, 1966.pp. 13-14.

198. Education Castaneda, Alberta M.Periodical "Mathematics Program for Disadvantaged

Mexican-American First Grade Children."Arithmetic Teacher, May, 1968. pp. 413-419.

199. Microfilm Castaneda, Alberta Maxine Mondor.LC "The Differential Effectiveness of Two First3731 Grade Mathematics Programs for DisadvantagedC3 Mexican-American Children." Unpublished

Doctor's dissertation, University. of Texas,1967.

200. ERIC denter for Applied Linguistics, Washington, D.C.ED 012 919 English as a Second Language in Elementary

Schools: Background and Text Materials.Washington. 1967.

201. Microfilm Clark, Jack Whitman.LC "A Description and Evaluation of a High4069 School Program for Culturally DisadvantagedC56 Students." Unpublished Doctor's dissertation,

Arizona State University, 1968.

-23-


202. Microfilm Cline, Marion.PE Improving Language Arts of Bilinguals1128 Through Audiovisual Means; Bridging theC55 Gap Between the Speaking, Listening,

Reading, and Writing Vocabularies ofSpanish-EngliPh Speaking Children andEnglish Speaking Children in New MexicoThrough Effective Use of AudiovisualEducation Materials and Procedures. LasVegas, N.M.: New Mexico Highlands University,1962.

203. ref Colorado. Adams State College, Alamosa. CenterLCZ for Cultural Studies.5314 Knowing and Educating the Disadvantaged; anC52 Annotated Bibliography. Alfred M. Potts,C6 director. Alamosa, 1965. (Also available

in ERIC, ED 012 180.

204. PE Conference un Teaching English to Speakers of1128 Other Languages, Tucson, Arizona, 1964.A2 On Teaching English to Speakers of OtherC684 Languages. Series I. Papers Read at the

TESOL Conference, ed. Virginia FrenchAllen. Champaign, Ill.: Published for thecosponsoring associations by NationalCouncil of Teachers of English, 1965.

205. ref Cook, Katherine M., and Florence E. Reynolds.EZ The Education of Native and Minority Groups;5811 a Bibliography, 1923-32. U.S. Office ofC78 Education Bulletin, No. 12. Washington:1923-32 U.S. Government Printing Office, 1933.

(Also available in Education Periodicals).

206. Microfilm Criscuolo, Nicholas Paul..LB "A Comparison of the Enrichment and acceler-1573 ation Approaches with Children of DifferentC72 Soc:Lo- Economic Backgrounds and Their Effect

on Reading Achievement." Unpublished Doctor'sdissertation, University of Connecticut, 1967.

207. Education Darling, Richard L.Periodical "School Library Services for the Culturally

Deprived Child." School Life, October,-1963. pp. 18-20.

-24-

29


208, ERICED 018 298

209. ERICED 018 302


211. LC4091E35

212. ThesisF4181961

223. ERICED 024 513

214, MicrofilmLC'40311752

215. ERICED 013 698


Dugas, Don."ResearchAtelevant to the Development ofBilingual Curricula." Paper presentedat the annual conference of the SouthwestCouncil of Foreign Language Teachers,November 10-11, 1967, El Paso,

Duhon, Dorothy D."Colorado Report on Education for BilingualChildren." Paper presented at the annualconference of the Southwest Council ofForeign Language Teachers, November 10 -11,,1967, El Paso.

"The Education of Teachers of the Disadvantaged."BEA journal, September, 1965. pp. 12-13.

Educational Policies Commission.Education and the Disadvantaged American.Washirigton. 1962.

Festerson, John C."A:Study of the Bilingual Student at16seville Union High School." UnpublishedMaster's Thesis, Sacramento State College, 1961.

Fifield, Ruth (comp.)English as a Second Language Bibliography.El Centro, Calif.: Imperial County Schools,1968.

Fischle, Mildred Julia."A Study of Attitude and Behavior Change ofTeachers Attending an N.D.E.A, Institutefor Teachers of Disadvantaged Children."Unpublished Doctor's dissertation, BallState University, 1967.

Forbes, Jack D.The Education of the Culturally Different,a Multi-naturaZ Approach. Berkeley,Calif.: Far West Laboratory for EducationalResearch and Development, 1967.

Foster, Florence P."The Song Withit: Music and the b-isadvantagedPreschool Child." Young Children, September,1965. pp. 373-376.

-25-

30


217. EducaIon Foster, Leona G.Periodical "Teaching Non-English Children." Sierra

Educational News, December, 1931. pp.

30-31.

218. Microfiix, Fratto, Nicholas.LB "A Study of the Effect of Head Start1/39 on the Vocabulary Development of Eeonomi-L3 tally Deprived Preschool Children." Un-F72 ptiblished Doctor's dissertation, University

of Pittsburgh, 1967.

219. ERICED 018 286

Gaarder, Bruce, and others. "Bilingualism:From the Viewpoint of the Administratorand Crsunselor." Paper presented.at theannual conference of the Southwest Counilof Foreign Language Teachers, November 4-5,1966, El Paso.

220. Microfilm Garcia Baca, Fidel.LC "Bi-Lingual Education in Certain South-3731 west School Districts." UnpublishedG3 Doctor's dissertation, University of

Utah, 1956.

221. Education. Goldberg, Miriam L.Periodical "Adapting Teacher Style to Pupil Differences:

Teachers for Disadvantaged Children."Rei42!7-1,almer Quarterly, April, 1964. pp.161-4.18:

222. ERICED 017 386

223., ERICED 016 986

Gonsalves/ Julia."Bilingual Education California." Paperpresented at the annual zt7rforence of theSoulchwest Council of Foreign LanguageTeachers, November 1011, 1967, El Paso.

Goodwin, Sarah Hall,'Spoken-English Lessens for Spanish-SpeakingMigrant Farm Workers." TESUL Quarterly,December, 1967. pp. 4 -9..

224. Education Gorun, Jacqueline.Periodical "English as a Foreign Language.", Elementry

English, December, 1958. pp. 51-515.

225. Education Groff, Patrick J.Periodical "Culturally Deprived Children: Opinions of

Teachers on the Views of Reissman." Excep-tione. Children, October, 1964. pp. 61-65.

-26-

EDUCATION: TEACHERS AND TEACHING (con ' t)

226. ERICED 011 47.9

Harrigan, Joan.Tesoro de Oro: Books for Spanish-SpeakingStudents. Denver: Colorado State Depart-ment of Education, 1966.

227. Microfilm Harris, Phillips Lee.LB "Experimental Comparison of Two Methods of1525 Tutoring: Programed Versus Directed." Un-H3 published Doctor's dissertation, Indiana

University, 1967.

228. ERICED 017 365

229. ERICED 013 675

Harrison, Grant V., and Ralph J. Melaragno."Training Students to Tutor." Paperpresented at the annual meeting of theAmerican Educational Research Association,February, 1968, Chicago.

Heffernan, Helen.Reality, Responsibility and Respect in theEducation of Children from Families WhoFollow the Crops. Sacramento: CaliforniaState Department of Education, 1964.

230. Education Hernandez, Luis F.Periodical "Teaching English to the Culturally Dis-

advantaged Mexican-American Student."English Journal, January, 1968. pp. 87-92,122.

231. Education Hernandez, Luis F., and Kenneth R. Johnson.Periodical "Teaching Standard Oral English to

Mexican-American and. Negro Students forBetter Vocational Opportunities." journalof Secondary Education, April, 1967. pp.151-155.

232. Education Herr, Selma E.Periodic4. "The Effect of Pre-First-Grade Training upon

Reading Readiness and Reading AchievementAmong Spanish-American Children." journalof Educational Psychology, February, 1946.pp. 87-102.

233. Education Hicks, Annie.Periodical "Emergency Schools." Sierra Educational

News, October, 1940. pp. 36-37.

-27-

'32

INV


234. Social Hillson, Maurie.Science "The Reorganization of the School: BringingPeriodical About a Remission in the Problems Faced by

Minority Children." Phylon, Fall, 1967. pp.

230-245.


Hoben, Nancy, and John T. Hood."Help the Language Handicapped." Texas Out-look, March, 1966. pp. 28-29, 44.

236. Education Hodges, Walter L., and Howard H. Spicker.Periodical "The Effects of Preschool Experiences on

Culturally Deprived Children." YoungChildren, October, 1967. pp. 23-43.

237. Education Holland, William R.Periodical "Language Barrier as an Educational Problem

of Spanish-Speaking Children." ExceptionalChildren, September, 1960. pp. 42-50.

238. Education 'Horn, Thomas D.Periodical "Throe Methods of Developing Reading

Readiness in Spanish-Speaking Childrenin First Grade." Reading Teacher,October, 1966. 'pp. 38-42.

239. ERICED 021 670

Hughes, John F., and others.Focus on Innovation. Sacramento: CaliforniaState Department of Education, Office ofCompensatory Education, 1968.

240. Education Hughes, Marie.Periodical "Learning New Ways of Behaving." Child-

hood Education, November, 1945. pp.

125-131.

241. ERICED 022 619

Jacobs, Charles C.An Approach to Migrant Bilingual Education.Dover: Delaware State Department of PublicInstruction, 1967.

242. Education Jean Marie, Sister.Periodical "A Summer School for Pre-First Grade for

Mexican-American Children." CatholicSchool journal, June, 1965. pp. 34-?5.

243. Education Johnson, Loaz W.Periodical "A Comparison of the Vocabularies of Anglo-

American and Spanish-American High - SchoolPupils." Journal of Educational Psychology,February, 1938. pp. 135-144.

-28-


244. Microfilm Kamm, Ernest,LB "Teaching Conceptual Thinking to Culturally1051. Disadvantaged Youths by the Didactic-K3 Successive, Didactic-Simultaneous, Heuristic-

Successive and Heuristic-Simultaneous Methods."Unpublished Doctor's dissertation, AmericanUniversity, 1967.

245. Microfilm Kaplan, Jerome David.BE "Teaching Number Conservation to Disadvantaged723 Children." Unpublished Doctor's dissertation,N8 Columbia University, 1967.K3

246. Social Kernan, Keith T., and B. G. Blount.Science "The Acquisition of Spanish Grammar by MexicanPeriodical AnthropoZogicaZ Linguistics,

December, 1966. pp. 1-14. (Also availablein ERIC ED 012 921).

247. Education Kline, Harriet H.Periodical "Bravo Silvestre!" Texas Outlook, August,

1968. pp. 18-19.

248. ERICED 010 744

249. ERICED 012 194

Knowlton, Clark S."Bilingualism: A Problem or an Asset."Address at a meeting of staff and facultyof Anthony School District, December 8, 1965,Anthony, N.M.

Knowlton, Clark S."Spanish-American Schools in the 1960's."Address at the orientation meeting ofteachers in West Las Vegas city schools,August 31, 1966, West Las Vegas, N.M.

250. Education Landers, Jacob, and Carmela Mercurio.Periodical "Improving Curriculum and Instruction for

the Disadvantaged Minorities." Journalof Negro Education, Summer, 1965. pp.342-366.

251. Education Larson, Richard, and James L. Olson.Periodical "A Method of Identifying Culturally

Deprived Kindergarten Children."Exceptional Children, November, 1963.pp. 130-134.

-29-


252. ERICED 021 682

Law School Preparatory Program for ColZegeGraduates of Spanish-American Descent;Progress Report to the Ford Foundation.Denver: College of Law, University ofDenver, 1967.

253. Microfilm Lewis, Eva Pearl.LB "A Comparison of the Academic Achievement1140 of Head Start Pupils with Non-Head StartL43 Pupils." Unpublished Doctor's dissertation,

Northern Texas State University, 1967.

254. ERIC Link, William R.ED 017 223 "Our Underdeveloped Languages." Independent

School Bulletin, February, 1968. pp. 27-30.

255. LC Loftin, James Otis.3732 "Mexican Secondary Education as Developed inT4 the Sidney Lanier Junior High School of SanL62 Antonio, Texas." Unpublished Master's thesis,

Colorado State Teachers College, 1927.

256. ERICED 012 559

Loretan;, Joseph 0., and others.Evaluation of Science Instruction in Spanishfor Students of Spanish Speaking Background:Steps in Implementing Experimental Project(For School Information). Brooklyn: NewYork City Board of Education, 1964.

257. Education Lucio, Gabriel.Periodical "Trends in Mexican Elementary Education."

Progressive Education, February, 1936.pp. 98-100.

258. Education McCanne, Roy.Periodical "Approaches to First Grade English Reading

Instruction for Children from SpanishSpeaking Homes." Reading Teacher, May,1966. pp. 670-675'.

259. ERICED 010 380

260. ERICED 010 755

McCanne, Roy.A Study of Approaches to First-Grade EnglishReading Instruction for Children from Spanish-Speaking Homes. Denver: Colorado StateDepartment of Education, 1966,

McCrossan, John.The Reading of the Culturally Disadvantaged.University of Illinois Graduate School ofLibrary Science Occasional Papers, No. 80(October, 1960.


261. ERICED 016 602

McNeil, John D."Adapting a Beginning Reading Program forSpanish-Speaking Children." Paper presentedat the annual meeting of the American Educa-tional Reaearch Association, February 6-10,1968, Chicago.

262. Education Manning, John CsPeriodical "A Linguistic Approach to the Teaching of

English as a Foreign Language." Instructor,Match, 1966. pp. 81, 86.

263. Education Manuel, H., and C. E. Wright.Periodical "Language Difficulty of Mexican Children."

Pedagogical Seminary and Journal of ametic.Psychology, September, 1929. pp. 458-468.

264. Education Manuel,.H. T.Periodical "A Comparison of Spanish-Speaking and

English-Speaking Children in Reading andArithmetic." Journal of Applied Psychology,April, 1935. pp. 189-202.

265. Education Manuel, Herschel T.Periodical "Recruiting and Training Teachers for

Spanish-Speaking Children in the South-west." School and Society, March 30, 1968.pp. 211-214.

266. Education Martindale, Genevieve.Periodical "Teaching English to Mexican Boys."

Elementary English Review, December,1929. pp. 276-278.

267. ERICED 018 171'

Masciantonio, Rudolph."Latin Materials for the Inner-City PublicSchool." Classical Outlook, February, 1968.pp. 61-62.

268. Education Masella, Aristide B..Periodical "Help for Newly,Artived Spanish-Speaking

Students.' High Points, December, 1966.pp. 64-67.

269. Education Meier, John.Periodical "Some Results of New Nursery School Language

Research." Childhood Education, December,1968. pp. 228 -236.

-31-


270. ERICED 022 821

Mendez, Aida, and Caroline Lee (eds.).Trends Conference on Education of the MexicanAmerican in San Diego County (San DiegoUniversity, May 13, 196?). San Diego, Calif.:San Diego City Schools, 1968.

271. LB Meriam, Junius Lathrop.1576 Learning English Incidently: A Study ofM48 Bilingual Children. U.S. Office of Edu-

cation Bulletin, No. 15. Washington: U.S.Government Printing Office, 1938. (Alsoavailable in Education Periodicals).

272. Education Monsees, Edna K., and Carol Berman. .

Periodical "Speech and Language Screening in a SummerHead Start Program." Journal of Speech andHearing Disorders, May, 1968. pp.121-126.

273. LC National Council of Teachers of English. Task4091 Force on Teaching English to the Disadvantaged.N35 Language Programs for the Disadvantaged.

Chicago. 1965.

274. ERICED 020 241

New Mexico State Conference on Education of theDisadvantaged, 1966. Report of Proceedings.Santa Fe: New Mexico State Department ofEducation, 1966.

275. Education Noreen, Sister.Periodical "A Bilingual Curriculum for Spanish-Americans."

Catholic School Journal, January, 1966. pp.

25-26.

276. ERICED 018 285

Nostrand, Howard Lee."Toward a Bi-Cultural Curriculum. Report 1:Areas Where Research is Needed in BilingualEducation." Paper presented at the annualconference of the Southwest Council of ForeignLanguage Teachers, November 10-11, 1967,El Paso.

277. ref Ohannessian, Sirarpi (ed.).PEZ Reference List of Materials for English as5814 a Second Language. Part I: Texts Readers,E59 Dictionaries, Tests. Part II: Background035 Materials Methodology. Washington: Center

for Applied Linguistics, 1964.

-32-


278. Education Olmsted, Cameron B.Periodical "Happiness is a Head Start." Arizona_

Teacher, September, 1966. pp. 16-17, 20.

279. Thesis Ortiz, Nemisio.0775 "A Resource Guide for Teaching English as1968 a Second Language to Mexican-American

Students." Unpublished Master's thesis,Sacramento State College, 1968.

.

280. ERIC Ott, Eli.6abeth.ED 011 607 "Bilingual Research Study: Linguistic

Buildups in English for DisadvantagedSpanish-Speaking Children." Austin:Research and Development Center forTeacher Education, University of Texas,n.d.

281. Microfilm . Pagen, John.LC "Teacher and Student Attitude Interactions4091 and Their Effects in a Program for theP3 Culturally Deprived." Unpublished Doctor's

dissertation, Wayne State University, 1967.

282. ERICED 013 69P

283. ERICED 017 959

Palomares, Uvaldo.Assessment of Rural Mexican-American Studentsin Grades Pre - School Through Twelfth; MexicanAmerican Educational Research Project: In-structional Materials, Preschool Curriculum,Social Adjustmen', Testing Programs. Wasco,Calif.: Wasco Public Schools. 1967.

Palomares, Uvaldo H., and Emery J. Cummuns.Assessment of Rural Mexican-American Pupilsin Preschool and Grades One Through Six.Preliminary Report. Sacramento: CaliforniaState Department of Education, 1967.

2C4. Education Parker, Ann.Periodical , "Mees, You Goin' To Be Real Teacher Now,

Don'Cha?" American Education, May, 1967.pp. 14-16.

285. ERICED 018 297

Past, Ray, and others."Bilingualism: From the Viewpoint ofRecruitment and Preparation of BilingualTeachers." Paper presented at the annualconference of the Southwest Council ofForeign Language Teachers, November 4-5,1966, El Paso.

-33-


286. Education Petterson, Inez, and Hazel Johnson.Periodical "Methods for Mexicans; Informal Method

vs. Textbook Method for Mexican Children."Sierra Educational News, September, 1937.p. 12.

287. PE Phillips, Nina.1128 Conversational English for the Non-EngZish-A2 Speaking Child; an Audio-Visual-LingualP5 Approach to English as a eecond Language,

with Special EMphasis on the Needs of theDisadvantaged Child. Few York: TeachersCollege Press, 1968.

288. Thesis Pitts, Vera Johnson.P692 "An Experimental Project to Improve thy-,1963 Performance of Culturally Disadvantaged

Pupils." Unpublished Master's thesis,Sacramento State College, 1963.

289. ERICED 018 281

Plakos, John.Mexican-American Education Research Pro-ject. Progress Report, .2967. Los Angeles:California State Department of Education,1967.

290. Microfilm Ponder, Edward Eugene.LC "An Investigation of the Effects of Special4091 In-Service Training Programs for Work withP63 Disadvantaged Children as Viewed by Directors

and Participants." Unpublished Doctor'sdissertation, Columbia University, 1967.

291. Thesis Prichard, Michael Thomas.P9472 "A Resource Guide for Grant Union High1968 School District Teachers Seeking to Pro-

mote an Understanding of Mexican-AmericanCulture." Unpublished Master's thesis,Sacramento State College, 1968.

292. Education Ramsey, Bobbie.Periodical "Student Teacher Speaks." Virginia Journal

of Education, September, 1958. pp. 22-24.

293. ERICED 013 691

Regan, Timothy F.TEFL and the Culturally Deprived. No pub-lisher, 1967.

-34-

"..,,ntv.,"^4-.1",,,,,rr

EDUCATION: TEACHERS AND TEACHING (can't)

294. ERIC Rodriquez, Armando.ED 023 492 "Bilingual Education." Paper presented

at the National Conference on EducationalOpportunities for the Mexican-American,April 25-26, 1968, Austin.

295. Education Rodriguez, Norma E., and James X. Boyle.Periodical "Opportunity Classes Help Spanish-Speaking

Pupils." Chicago Schools Journal, February,1962. pp. 228-231.

296. Education Rosen, Carl L., and Philip D. Ortega.Periodical "Language and Reading Problems of Spanish

Speaking Children in the Southwest."Journal of Beading Behavior, Winter, 1969.pp. 51-70.

297. Education Rosenau, Fred S.Periodical "New Hope for the Culturally Different."

CT4 Journal, May, 1968. pp. 9-11.


Rowan, Bob, Ellis Kendall, and Mary Stroud."The Teaching of Bilingual Children."Education, March, 1950. pp. 423-426.

299. Microfilm Rupp, Louise Mathias.LC "An Educational Program for Culturally4065 Distinctive Young Children (Including)R83 an Educational Guide for Culturally

Distinctive Young Children." UnpublishedDoctor's dissertation, Arizona StateUniversity, 1967.

300. Microfilm Sanchez, George Isidore.LC. "The Education of Bilinguals in a State3732 School System." Unpublished Doctor'sre. dissertation, Berkeley: University ofS2 California, 1934.

301. ref Sanchez, George Isidore, and Howard Putnam.F Materl2ls Relating to the Education of1401 Spanish- Speaking People in the UnitedT45 States, an Annotaed Bibliography. Austin:no. 17 Institute of Latin American Studies, Uni-

versity of Texas, 1959.


Scarth, Peter, and Timothy F. Regan."ESOL and the Mexican-American." LinguisticReporter, April, 1968. pp. 1-2. (Alsoavailable in ERIC,ED 016 977).

-35-

EDUCATION: TEACHERS AND TEACHING (cor0.0


304. ERICED 014,367


306. MicrofilmLB1139L3S33

307. MicrofilmLC4091S34

308. MicrofilmLB1731S5

311. ERICED 019 177

310. ERICED 010 745

311. ERICED 011 210

312. ERICED 020 029

Schaer, Bertha A."A New Language for Jose." Texas Outlook,'December, 1966. pp. 32-33.

A School and Health Record Transfer System forMigratory Children of Migratory AgriculturalWorkers (California). Sacramento: CaliforniaState Department of Education, 1967.

"School Bias Toward Mexican-Americans." Schooland Society, NOvember 12, 1966. pp. 378, 380.

Schwartz, Albert Victor."The Written Vocabulary of School Childrenfrom Underprivileged Neighborhoods." Un-published Doctor's dissertation, New YorkUniversity, 1967.

Sciara, Frank John."Guidelines for a Pre-Service Teacher Educa-tion Program for Elementary Teachers of theDisadvantaged." Unpublished Doctor's dis-sertation, Ohio State University, 1967.

Sharma, Ramesh Chandra."A Benefit-Cost Analysis of Teacher Education."Unpublished Doctor's dissertation, ColumbiaUniversity, 1967.

Shepard, Marietta Daniels.rAn Overview of Project Leer: Books inSpanish for Public and School Librariesin the United States.] Washington: PanAmerican Union, 1968.

Shields,' Virginia.Oral Expression, Remedial Speech and Englishfor the Migrant Child, Grades One-Twelve.Naples, Fla.: Collier County Board of PublicInstruction, n.d.

Sizemore, Mamie.A New Approach to Second Language Teaching.Phoenix: Arizona State Department of PublicInstruction, 1962.

SIzemore, Mamie.Teaching Reading to the Bilingual Child.Phoenix: Arizona State Department ofPublic Instruction, 1963.

-36-

EDUCATION: TEACHERS AND TEACHING (can't)

313. ERIC ak Smith, Marguerite.ED 016 560 'w English as a Second Language for Mexican

Americans. University Park, N.M.: NewMexico State University, 1968.

314. Education Solovay, Ethel F.Periodical "College and Scholarship Opportunities for

the Youth of Minority Groups." High Points,December, 1966. pp. 34-39.

315. Education Sonquist, Hahne D., and Constance K. Kamii.Periodical "Applying Some Piagetian Concepts in the

Classroom for the Disadvantaged.- YoungChildren, March, 1967. pp. 231-238, 246.

316. Education "Special Classes Meet Need olf the Spanish-Periodical Speaking Pupils of One High School."

School Review, June, 1940. J. 407.

317. LC Starkey, Roberta Johnston.3731 "A Synthesis and Interpretation of ResearchS8 Findings Which Pertained to Teaching Spanish-

Speaking Children." Unpublished Doctor'sdissertation, Texas Technological College,1961.

318. Education Stein, Lisa S.Periodical "Techniques for Parent Discussions in

Disadvantaged Areas." Young Children,March, 1967. pp. 210-217.

319. Education Stocker, Joseph.Periodical "Help for Spanish Speaking Youngsters."

American Education, May, 1967. pp. 17-18,24.


321. ERICED 018 798

322. ERICED 023 517

Stocks, William D."Searching for Teachers Within Subcultures."Childhood Education, 0c-ober, 1965. pp. 86-88.

Suggested Activities for Non-English SpeakingBeginners, the First Week. Edinburg, Tex.:Region One Education Service Center, n.d.

Summer Preparatory Institute, 1968, Universityof Denver, College of Law. Report. Denver:University of Denver, 1968.

-37-

49


323. Education Svoboda, William S.Periodical. "Negative Aspects of Education Programs

for the Culturally Deprived." Schooland Society, November 12, 1966. pp.388-389.

324. LC Tireman, Loyd Spencer.3732 Teaching Spanish-Speaking Children.N5 labuquerque: University of New MexicoT5 Press, 1948.

325. Social Ulibarri, Horacio.Science "Teacher Awareness of Sociocultural Dif-Periodical ferances in Multicultural Classrooms."

Sociology and Social Research, October,1960. pp. 49-55.

326. ERICED 023 510

U.S. Office of Education. Mexican-AmericanAffairs Unit.

Mexican-American Education. Special Report.Washington. 1968.

327. Education Urquides, Maria.Periodical "Spanish for the Spanish-Speaking: Impli-

cations for Teachers in the Spanish South-west." Arizona Teacher, September, 1966.pp. 6-9.

328. ERICED 015 820

329. ERICED 015 821

330. ERICED 015 819

Varner, Carl L. .

English as a Second Language, Course ofStudy, Operation Head Start Project 0162.El Centro, Calif.: Imperial County Schools,1965.

Varner, Carl L.Teaching English as a Second Language toPupils of Foreign Born, Mexican Heritage.Lesson Plans I. El Centro, Calif.:Imperial County Schools, 1965.

Varner, Carl L.Teaching English as a Second Language toPupils of Foreign Born, Mexican Heritage.Lesson Plans II. El Centro, Calif.:Imperial County Schools, 1965.

331. Education Vetter. Carol.Periodical "Trouble Spot for Bilingual Students."

Texas Outlook, January, 1968. pp. 31, 52.

-38-


332. ERICED 010 746.

Vito, Lawrence P.The Teaching of English to Non-EnglishSpeaking Migrants. Naples, Fla.: CollierCounty Board of Public Instruction, n.d.

333. Microfilm Wagner, Bartlett Adam.LB "The Responses of Economically Ad--ntaged1131 and Economically Disadvantaged Sixth GradeW3 Pupils to Science Demonstrations." Unpub-

lished Doctor's dissertation, Universityof Connecticut, 1967.

334. Thesis Weil, David Wayne.W422 "An Experimental Project Involving a Male-1966 Female Teaching Team with Kindergarten-

Primary Children Living in a CulturallyDeprived Area." Unpublished Master's thesis,Sacramento State College, 1966.

335. Thesis Whitten, Marjorie Birch.W624 "An Internal Descriptive Analysis of an1966 'Operational Headstart' Program (With

Recommendations for Changes and FurtherStudy)." Unpublished Master's thesis,Sacramento State College, 1966.

336. ERICED 015 033

337. ERICED 015 795

Willey, Darrell S.An Interdisciplinary Institute for theIn-Service Training of Teachers and OtherSchool Personnel to Accelerate the SchoolAcceptance of Indian, Negro, and Spanish-Speaking Pupils of the Southwest. InterimReport No. 2. University Park, N.M.: NewMexico State University, 1966.

Willey, Darrell S.An Interdisciplinary Institute for theIn-Service Training of Teachers and OtherSchool Personnel to Accelerate the SchoolAcceptance of Indian, Negro, and Spanish-Speaking Pupils of the Southwest. Inte.::im

Report No. 3. University Park, N.M.: NewMexico State University, 1967.

338. Thesis Yamamura, Sam I.Y198 "An Annotated Bibliography of Books About1969 Mexico for Use with Sixth Grade Students."

Unpublished Master's thesis, SacramentoState College, 1969.

-39-

4 E.


339. Education Yoes, Dack.Periodical "Reading Programs for Mexican-American

Children of Texas." Reading Teacher,January, 1967. pp. 313-318, 323.

EDUCATION: SPECIAL PROJECTS

340. ERICED 020 050

341. ERICED 017 387

342. ERICED 017 613

343. ERICED 012 277

344. ERICED 014 365


346. ERICED 017 388

Anderson, Merlin.La Lengua Extranjera en Za Escuela Pequena.A Report of an Experimental Western StatesSmall Schools Project Study Designed toProvide Foreign Language Programs in theSMaZZ Elementary Schools. Carson City:Nevada State Department of Education, 1966.

Anderson, Merlin D."Bilingual Education in Nevada." Addressat the annual conference of the SouthwestCouncil of Foreign Language Teachers,November 10-11, 1967, El Paso.

Arizona. State Educational Agency.State of Arizona Annual Evaluation Report,Fiscal Year 1967, Title 1, P.L. 89-10,Elementary and Secondary Education Act of1965. Phoenix. 1967.

Badal, Alden W.Evaluation Report: ESEA Program of Com-pensatory Education. Abstract. Oakland,Calif.: Oakland Unified School District,1966.

Belliaeff, Alexander.Understanding the Mexican-American inToddy's Culture: San Diego Project,Elementary and Secondary Education Act.San Diego, Calif.: San Diego City Schools,1966.

"Bilingualism and Language Learning." Schoo7and Society, Summer, 1967. p. 294.

Blanco, George."Texas Report on Education for BilingualStudents." Paper presented at the annualconference of the Southwest Council ofForeign Language Teachers, November 10-11,1967, El Paso.

-40-

EDUCATION: SPECIAL PROJECTS (con't)

347. ERIC Brace, Clayton, and others. .

ED 014 338 Federal Programs to Improve Mexican-American Edua4tion. Washington: U.S.Office of Education, 1967.

348. ERICED 023 502

349. ERICED 019 311

350. ERICED 023 983

Braund, Robert A., and others.Compensatory Education in California,1966-67, Annual EvaluationiReport.Sacramento: California State Departmentof Education, Office of CompensatOryEducation, 1967.

City-Schools Project for Work Among Spanish-Named People of Denver. Evaluation Report.Denver: Committee on Evaluation of theCity-Schools Project, 1957.

Council for Spanish Speaking, Adult BasicEducation, Milwaukee. Annual Report,July 1, 1967-June 30, 1968. Milwaukee.1968.

351. Education "Education for Spanish American Children inPeriodical San Antonio, Texas." School and Society,

December 23, 1939. p. 824.

352. Education Fielding, Byron.Periodical "How New Mexico Schools are Using Federal

Funds to Meet Local Needs." NEA Journal,September, 1966. pp. 23-26.

353. LC Fresno County Project. Fresno, California,5151 Public Schools.F6 Teaching Children Who Move with the Crops.

Fresno, Calif.: 1955. (Also available inERIC, ED 012 625)..

354. ERICED 015 814

355. ERICED 018 180

Garcia, Isaac, and Jesse Manzanares.New Mexico Title I, P.L. 89-10, ESE4Projects, 1966-1967. Annual EvaluationReport. Santa Fe: New Mexico StateDepartment of Education, 1967.

Gold, Benjamin K.Project Summer '67, an ExperimentalProgram for Educationally DisadvantagedYouth. An Evaluation. Los Angeles: LosAngeles City College, 1968.

-41-


356. ERICED 019 160


358. ERIC.ED 017 389

359. ERICED 012 636

360. ERICED 012 060

361. ERICED 019 165

362. ERICED 019 164

363. ERICED 017 385

Gonzales, Eugene, and John Plakos.Bilingual Education for Mexican-AmericanChildren: A Report of an ExperimentConducted in the Marysville Joint UnifiedSchool District. Marysville, Calif.:Marysville Joint Unified School District,1967.

"How Helpful is Project Headstart?"News and World Report, November 15, 1965.p. 17.

Howe, Elliot'C."Programs for Bilingual Students of Utah."Paper presented at the annual conferenceof the Southwest Council of ForeignLanguage Teachers, November 10-11, 1967,El Paso.

Howsden, Arley L., and cthers.Report of Chico State College GridleyFarm Labor Camp, Summer Project (1964).Chico, Calif.: Chico State College, 1964.

Lopez, Leo.Principles and Programs of CompensatoryEducation. Sacramento: California StateDepartment of Education, 1966.

McGowen, Dewey.Educational Program for Children ofMigratory Agricultural Workers Underthe Provisions of Title 1 of theElementary and Secondary Education Actof 1965. Hartford: Connecticut StateDepartment of Education, 1967.

McGowen, Dewey.Program Guidelines for Children ofMigratory Agricultural Workers.Hartford: Connecticut State Departmentof Education, 1968.

Maynes, J. 0."Bilingual Education in Arizona; Report3, Bilingual Programs in the Southwest."Paper presented at the annual conferenceof the Southwest Council of ForeignLanguage Teachers, November 10-11, 1967,El Paso.

-42-

EDUCATION: SPECIAL. PROJECTS (con't)

364. ERICED 013 667

365. ERICED 015 031

366. ERICED 010 122

367. ERICED 024 487

368. ERICED 016 542

369. ERICED 023 508

Montez, Philip, and others.An Evaluation of Operation Read StartBilingual Children, Summer, 1965. LosAngeles: Foundation for Mexican-AmericanStudies, 1966.

Moore, Harold E., and Charles Schufletowski.Southwestern States Developmental ProjectRelating to Educational Needs of AdultAgricultural Migrants. The Arizona Report.Tempe: College of Education, Arizona StateUniversity, 1965.

Nimnicht, Glen P., and others.First-Year Progress Report of a Projectin Nursery School Education for Environ-mentally Deprived Spanish-American Children.Greeley: Colorado State College, 1966.

Olmsted, Cameron B., and Melvin Zinser.Project Head Start in Central Arizona,Summer 1965. Report. Tempe: Bureau ofEducational Research and Services,Arizona State University, 1965.

Ott, Elizabeth."The Language and Reading Education Programof the Southwest Educational DevelopmentLaboratory." Address at a Working Con-ference on Research and Activity in theLanguage Arts for the Pre-Primary/PrimaryCulturally Diverse Non-English SpeakingChild, June 4-6, 1967, Albuquerque.

Pryor, Guy C.Evaluation of the Bi-Lingual Project ofRarlandale Independent School District,San Antonio, Texas, in the First Gradesof Four Elementary Schools During 1966 -1967 School Year. San Antonio: HarlandaleIndependent School District, 1967.

370. Education Rodriguez, Louis P.Periodical "Head Start." Arizona Teacher, May, 1967.

pp. 23-24.

371. ERICED 016 009

San Francisco. Unified School District.State Compensatory Education Program.Jan Francisco. 1965.

-43-


372. ERICED 014 354

373. ERICED 018 317

374. ERICED 012 630

375. ERICED 015 361

376. ERICED 017 351

377. ERICED 023 505

378. ERICED 019 152

379. EPICED 016 561

Schelby, Floyd A.Education Program for Migrant Farm Workersand Their Families. Final Report, 1965.Merced, Calif.: Merced County Schools, 1966.

Southard, J. K., and others.Project Move Ahead: Development of a Programfor Students from Migrant Agricultural Familiesin the Public Schools of the MesillaNev kexico. Las Cruces, N.M.: Las CrucesSchool District, 1967.

Texas. Education Agency.Proposed Curriculum Program for Texas MigratoryChildren. Austin. 1963.

Texas. Education Agency.Texas Adult Migrant Education. ProgressReport. Austin. 1966.

Texas. Education Agency.The Texas Project for Education of MigrantChildren. Austin. 1967.

Texas. Education Agency.Texas Project for the Education of MigrantChildren. Annual Evaluation Report. Austin.1967.

Thonis, Eleanor.A Program for Children Who Follow the Crops.Marysville, Calif.: Sutter-Yuba EducationCommittee, 1966.

Wilson, Herbert B.Evaluation of the Influence of EducationalPrograms on Mexican-Americans. UniversityPark, New Mexico State University,1968.

380. Education Wilson, Herbert B.Periodical "Using Cultural Differences in Developing

Cross Cultural Understanding." ChildhoodEducations Odtober, 1965. pp. 89-91.

-44-

4 V

HEALTH AND PSYCHOLOGY

381. SciencePeriodical

382. ITV

9069B29


384. RA448.5M4C55






Baker, Helen."School Nurse to Migrant Children."American Journal of Nursing, July, 1957.pp. 904-905.

Bandura, Albert, and Richard h. Walters.Adolescent Aggression. New York: RonaldPress, 1959.

Chladek, Marian."Nursing Service for Migrant Workers."American Journal of'Nursing, June, 1965.pp. 62-65.

Clark, Margaret.Health in the Mexican-American Culture;a Community Study. Berkeley: Universityof California Press, 1959.

Diaz-Guerrero, Rogelio."Neurosis and the Mexican Family Structure."American Journal of Psychiatry, December,1955. pp. 411-417.

Doege, Theodore C., Paul S. Levy, andClark W. Heath.

"A Diptheria Epidemic Related to CommunityImmunization Levels and the Health Problemsof Migrant Workers." Public Health Reports,February, 1963. pp. 151-160.

Dworkin, Anthony Gary."Stereotypes and Self-Images Held by Native-Born and Foreign Born Mexican-Americans,"Sociology and Social Research, January,1965. pp. 214-224.

Fabrega, Horacio, Jon D. Swartz, and CaroleAnn Wallace.

"Ethnic Differences in PsycopathologyrII.Specific Differences with Emphasis on aMexican American Group." Journal ofPsychiatric Research, December, 1968.pp. 221-235.

Fisher, Gary."The Performance of Male Prisoners on theMarlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale: II.

Differences as a function of Race and Crime."Journal of Clinical Psychology, October, 1967.pp. 473 -475.

-45-

e)

HEALTH AND PSYCHOLOGY (con't)




393. ScipncePeriodical


395. RC

455G5


397. BF723R3G61964

398. RC455H612

Forbes, Jack D."Race and Color in Mexican-American Problems."Journal of Human Relations, First Quarter,1968. pp. 55-68.

Foster, George M."Relationships Between Spanish and Spanish -American Folk Medicine." journal ofAmerican Folklore, July-September, 1953.pp. 201-217.

Garret, Henry Edward."The Relation of Tests of Memory andLearning to Each Other and to GeneralIntelligence in a Highly Selected AdultGroup." journal of Educational Psychology,December, 1928. pp. 601-613.

Gilbert, Arnold, and Patricia Schloesser."Health Needs of Migrant Children in aKansas Day Care Program." Public HealthReports, November, 1963. pp. 989-993.

Gilbert, Arnold, and Paul F. O'Rourke."Effects of Rural Poverty on the Healthof California's Farmworkers." PublicHealth Reports, October, 1%8. pp. 827 -839.

Ginsburg, Solomon Wiener.A Psychiatrist's Views an Social issues.New York: Columbia University Press, 1963.

Goldberg, Benjamin."Tuberculosis in Racial Types with SpecialReference to Mexicans." American Journalof Public Health, March, 1929. pp. 274-284.

Goodman, Mary Ellen.Race Awareness in Young Children. Rev.'ed. New York: Collier Books, 1964.

Hollingshead, August de Belmont.Social Class and Mental Illness.; a CommunityStudy. New York: Wiley, 1958.

-46-

51


399. R Jaco, E. Gartly (ed.).708 Patients, Physicians and Illness; Source-J322 book in- Behavioral Science and Medicine.

Glencoe, Ill. Free Press, 1958.

400. SciencePeri,dical


Johnson, Carmen Acosta."Nursing and Mexican-American Folk Medicine."Nursing Forum, Number 2, 1964. pp. 102-112.

Johnson, Dale L.,'and Melvin P. Sikes."Rorschach and TAT Responses of Negro,Mexican-American and Anglo PsychiatricPatients." Journal of Projective Techniquesand Personality Assessment, June, 1965. pp.

183-188.

402. Education Karno, Marvin, and Robert B. Edgerton.Periodical "Perception of Mental Illness in a Mexican-

American Community." Archives of GeneralPsychiatry, February, 1969. pp. 233-238.

403. R Kelly, Isabel.467 Folk Practices in North Mexico; BirthL3 Customs, Folk Medicine, and SpiritualismK4 in the Laguna Zone. Austin: Published

for the Institute of Latin American Studiesby the University of Texas Press, 1965.

404. GN Kiev, Axi.477.1 Curanderismo; Mexican-American FolkK5 Psychiatry. New York: Free Press, 1968.1963

405. Education Knapp, Robert R.Periodical "Me Effects of Time Limits on the Intel-

ligence Test Performance of Mexican andAmerican Subjects.' Journal of EducationalPsychology, February, 1960. pp. 14-20.

406. Microfilm Leman, John'EdWard.BF "Aggression in Mexican-American and Anglo-575 American Delinquent and Non-Delinquent MalesA3 as Revealed in Dreams and Thematic Apper-L42 ception Test Responses." Unpublished

Doctor's dissertation, University of Arizona,1966.

-47-


407. MicrofilmBF72314

M3







414. E184M5C3no. 11


McDaniel, Elizabeth Alice Logan."Relationships Between Self-Concept andSpecific Variables in a Low Income CulturallyDifferent Population." Unpublished Doctor'sdissertation, University of Texas, 1967.

NA:Ginn, Noel F., Ernest Harburg, and Gerald P.Ginsburg.

"Dependency Relations with Parents andAffiliative Responses in Michigan andGuadalajara." Sociometry, September, 1965.pp. 305-321.

McLemore, S. Dale."Ethnic Attitudes Toward Hospitalization:An Illustrative Comparison of Anglos andMexican Americans." Southwestern SocialScience Quarterly, March, 1963. pp. 341-346.

Meadow, Arnold, and Louise Bronson."Religious Affiliation and Psychopathologyin a Mexican-American Population." Journalof Abnormal Psychology, April, 1969. pp.

177-180.

Mercer, Jane R."Imprints of Culture on the Personalitiesof Children." California Mental HealthResearch Digest, Summer, 1967. pp. 161-162.

"Migratory Labor." Public Health Reports,September, 1961. p. 770.

Mott, Frederick D."Health Services for Migrant Farm Families."American Journal of Public Health, April,1945. pp. 308-314.

Moustafa, A. Taber, and Gertrud Weiss.Health Status and Practices of MexicanAmericans. Advance Report No. 11, Mexican-American Study Project. Los Angeles:University of California, 1968.

Nall, Frank C., and Joseph Speilbetg."Social and Cultural Factors in the Responsesof Mexican-Americans to Medical Treatment."Journal of Health and Social Behavior,December, 1967. pp. 299-308.

-48-


416. RC Opler, Marvin Kaufmann (ed.).455 Culture and Mental H -aZth: Cross-Cultural059 Studies. New York: Macmillan, 1959.

417. Social Pinkney, Alphonso.Science "Prejudice Toward Mexican and Negro Americans:Periodical A Comparison." Phylon, Winter, 1963. pp.

353-359.

418. Science Pond, M. Allen.Periodical "Interrelationship of Poverty and Disease."

Public Health Reports, November, 1961.pp. 967-974.

419. Education Ramirez, Manuel.Periodical "Identification with Mexican Family Values

and Authoritarianism in Mexican-Americans."Journal of Social Psychology, October, 1967.pp. 3-11.

420. PQ Ramos, Samuel.7213 "Psycho-Analysis of the Mexican," The ModernM313 Mexican Essay, ed. Jose Luis Martinez.

Toronto! University of Toronto Press, 1965.pp. 239-250.

421. Social Roberts, Launey F.Science "Minority Self-Identification Through Texts:Periodical A Study of Publication Progress." Journal

of Human Relations, Third Quarter, 1968.pp. 356-367.

422. Science Robertson, Leon S.Periodical "Anticipated Acceptance of Neighborhood

Health Clinics by the Urban Poor." AmericanMedical Association journal, September 16,1968. pp. 815-818.

423. Social Romano, Octavio Ignacio.Science "Charismatic Medicine, Folk-Healing, andPeriodical Folk-Sainthood." American Anthropologist,

October, 1965. pp. 1151-1173.

424. Social. Rubel, Arthur J.Science "Concepts of Disease in Mexican-AmericanPeriodical Culture." American Anthropologist, October,

1960. pp. 795-814.

-49-


425. BF740S4





430. ERICED 015 047

431. ERICED 013 680

432. F1234T47




Seward,,Georgene H. (ed.).Clinical Studies in Culture Conflict.New York: Ronald Press, 1958.

Shafer, James K., Donald Harting, and Helen L.Johnston.

"Health Needs of Seasonal Farmworkers andTheir Families." Public Health Reports,June, 1961. pp. 469-474.

Shapiro, Harold A."Health Conditions in San Antonio, Texas;1900-1947." Southwestern Social ScienceQuarterly, December, 1953. pp. 60-76.

Siegel, Arthur I."The Social Adjustments of Puerto Ricansin Philadelphia." Journal of SocialPsychology, August, 1957. pp. 99-100.

Siegel, Earl."Health and Day Care for Children ofMigrant Workers." Public Health Reports,October, 1964. pp. 847-852.

.SkIllicorn, Stanley A."South Santa Clara County Migrant Treatm.Clinic." Paper presented at the Nati,)iialOutlook Conference on Rural Yout':. Octr23-26, 1967, Washington, D.C.

Texas. State Department of Health.Texas State Department of Health MigrantProject. Annual Report. Austin. 1966.

Thompson, Wallace.The Mexican Mind; a Study of NationalPsychology. Boston: Little, Brown, 1922.

"Uniform Personal Health Record for MigrantWorkers." Public Health Reports, June,1961. p. 533.

"U.S. Government Expands Migrant Health Pro-gram." American Journal of Nursing, July,1968. pp. 1405, 1532-1534.

Woods, Frances Jerome, Sister."Cultural Conditioning and Mental Health.`'Social. Casework, June, 1958. pp. 327-333.

-50-

5

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

436. E Adamic, Louis.184 "Americans from Spain and Mexico,"Al Nation of Nations, ed.,Louis Adamic.A32 New York: Harper, 1945. pp. 37-71.

437. E

184AlA3

Adamic, Louis.From Many Lands. New York: Harper, 1940.

438. CS Adamic, Louis.2327 What's Your Name? New York: Harper,U6 1942.A3

439. F Adams, Emma H.867 To and Fro in Southern California; withA2 Sketches in Arizona and New Mexico.

Cincinnati: W.M.B.C. Press, 1887.

440. F Beck, Warren A.796 New Mexico; a History of Four Centuries.B4 Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1962.

441. qF Bernal, Ignacio.1219 Ancient Mexico in Colour. New York: McGraw-B515 Hill, 1968.1968

442. Social Blaisdell, Lowell L.Science "Harry Chandler and Mexican Border Intrigue,Periodical . 1914-1917." Pacific Historical Review,

November. 1966. pp. 385-393.

443. Social Blaisdell, Lowell L.Science 'Yes it Revolution or Filibustering? ThePeriodical Mystery of the Flores Magon Revolt in Baja

California." PacVic HistoricaZ Review,May, 1954. pp. 147-164.

444. Microfilm Bloom, John Porter.E. "With. the American Army into Mexico, 1846 -405 1848." Unpublished Doctor's dissertation,B5 Emory University, 1956.

445. refJVZ716413B6

Bogardus, Emory S.The Mexican Immigrant: An Annotated Biblio-graphy. Los Angeles: Council on InternationalRelations, 1929.

-51-

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND (con't)

446. E123B72

447. E141B76


449. E

184AlB871952

450. F1219B94

451. F1209C19


453 SocialSciencePeriodical

454. F866C62

455. GN93M6C58

Bolton, Herbert E.The Spanish Borderlands.; a Chronicle ofOld Florida and the Southwest. New Haven:Yale University Press, 1921.

Bourne, Edward G.Spain in America, 1450-1580. New York:Harper, 1904.

Boyd, Lola E."Zapata." Americas, September, 1968. pp.

2-7.

Brown, Francis James (ed.).One America; the History, Contributions,and Present Problems of Our Racial andNational Minorities. 3d ed. New York:Prentice-Hall, 1952.

Bussierre, Marie Theodore Renouard.L'EMpire Mexicain; Histoire des Tolteques,des Chichimeques, des Azteques et de ZaConquete Espagnole. Paris: Plon, 1863.

Campbell, Reau.Campbell's New Revised Complete Guideand Descriptive Book of Mexico. MexicoCity: Sonora News Company,1899.

Chamberlin, Eugene Keith.'Mexican Colonization Versus AmericanInterests in Lower California." PacificHistorical Review, February, 1951. pp.

43-55.

Chamberlin, Eugene Keith."Nicholas Trist and Baja California."Pacific Historical Review, February,1963. pp. 49-63.

Clela-ld, Robert Glass.California in Our Time (1900-1940). NewYork: Knopf, 1947.

Comas, Juan.Dos Microcefdlos 'FAztecas": Leyenda,Historia, y Antropologia Fexico City:Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico,Institute de Investigaciones Historicas, 1968.

-52-


456. JV Commons, John Roger.6465 Races and Immigrants in America. NewC7 York: Macmillan, 1920.1920

457. F Conkling, Alfred R.1209 Appleton's Guide to Mexico, Including aC75 Chapter on Guatemala, and an English-Mexican1884 Vocabulary. New York: Appleton, 1884.

458. FZ Cowan, Robert Granniss.1261 The Admission of the 31st State by the 31stC6 Congress.; Annotated Bibliography of Con-

gressional Speeches upon the Admission ofCalifornia. Los Angeles: Torrez Press, 1962.

459. F Crane, Verner W.212 The Southern Frontier, 1670-1732. Ann Arbor:C73 University of Michigan Press, 1956.

460. F Creel, George.1226 The People Next Door: An InterpretiveC85 History of Mexico & the Mexicans. New

York: John Day, 1926.

461. Social Cresap, Bernarr.Science "Early California as Described by EdwardPeriodical 0. C. Ord." Pacific Historical Review,

November, 1952. pp. 329-340.

462. Social Cumberland, Charles C.Science "The Writings of Charles Wilson Hackett:Periodical A Bibliography." Hispanic American

Historical Review, February, 1952. pp.

145 152.

463. F Diven, Thomas J.1219 Aztecs and Mayas. Vol. I. Chicago:D61 Antiquarian Co., 1909.

464. F Evans, Albert S.1215 Our Sister Republics a Gala Trip ThroughE92 Tropical Mexico in 1869-70. Hartford:

Columbian Book Co., 1870.

465. qF Ewing, Russell (ed.).1208 Six Faces of Mexico: History, People,E9 Geography, Government, Economy, Literature

& Art. Tucson: University of Arizona Press,1966.

-53 -


466. JV6465F27


468. F796F 35

1964

469. PS3511F485B4

470. F1213B44


472. E78

S7F6

473. E405F9

474. JV6798M6G31969

Fairchild, Henry Pratt (ed.).Immigrant Backgrounds. New York: Wiley,1927.

Faun., Odie B."Ranching in Spanish Texas." HispanicAmerican Historical Review, May, 1965.pp. 257-266.

Fergusson, Erna.New Mexico, a Pageant of Three Peoples.2d ed. New York: Knopf, 1964.

Fergusson, Harvey.The Blood of the Conquerors. New York:Knopf, 1921.

Ferry, Gabriel cLouis de Bellemare.]Vagabond Life in Mexico. New York: Harper,1856.

Fey, Haro1 L1 E.

"Our Debts to Mexico." Christian Century,December 28, 1966. pp. 1594-1595.

Forbes, Jack D.Apache, Navaho, and Spaniard. Norman:University of Oklahoma Press, 1960.

Frost, John.The Mexican War and Its Warriors; Com-prising a Complete History of All theOperations of the American Armies inMexico: With Biographical Sketches andAnecdote e of the Most DistinguishedOfficers in the Regular Army and VolunteerForce. New Haven: H. Mansfield, 1848.

Gamio, Manuel.Mexican Immigration to the. United States.New York: Arno, 1969.

-54--

1111111111115 Q


475. F Garces, Francisco.786 On the Trail of a Spanish Pioneer.; theG21 Diary and Itinerary of Francisco GarcesA15 (Missionary Priest) in His Travels Through

Sonora, Arizona, and California, 1775-1776,ed. Elliott Coues. New York: F. P. Harper,1900.

476. F Garcia Cubas, Antonio.1208 The Republic of Mexico in 1876. MexicoG2.6 City: "La Ensenanza" Printing Office, 1876.

477. F Gibbon, Thomas Edward.1234 Mexico Under Carranza.; a Lawyer's IndictmentG44 of the Crowning Infamy of Four Hundred Years

of Misrule. Garden City, N.Y.! Doubleday,Page, 1919.

478. E Grebler, Leo.184 Mexican Immigration to the United States:M5 The Record and Its Implications. AdvanceC3 Report No. 2, Mexican-American Study Project.no. 2 Los Angeles: University of California, 1966.

479. F Gregg, Josiah.800 Commerce of the Prairies, ed. Max L. Moorehead.G83 Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1954.1954

480. E

185M5G7

Griffith, Beatrice.American Me. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1948.

481. F Hafen, Le Roy Reuben (ed.).776 Colorado and Its People: A Narrative andH1293 Topical History of the Centennial State.

4 vols. New York: Lewis Historical Pub-lishing Co., 1948.

482. F Hale, Charles Adams.1232 Mexican Liberalism in the Age of Mora,H27 1821-1853. New Haven: Yale University

Press, 1968.

483. Social Hammond, George P.Science "Onate's Effort to Gain Political AutonomyPeriodical for New MeXico." Hispanic American His-

torical Review, August, 1952. pp. 321-330.

-55-


484. E Handlin, Oscar.169.1 The American People in the Twentieth Century.H265 Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press,

1954.

485. E Handlin, Oscar.178 The Americans; a New History of the PeopleH24 of the United States. Boston: Little,

Brown, 1963.

486. E Handlin, Oscar.184 Children of the Uprooted. New York: Braziller,Al 1966.H22

487. E Handlin, Oscar.184 The Uprooted; the Epic Story of the GreatAl Migrations That Made the American People.H27 Boston: Little, Brown, 1951.

488. Social Hinckley, Ted C.Science "American Anti-Catholicism During thePeriodical Mexican War." Pacific Historical Review,

May, 1962. pp. 121-137.

489. F Hollon, William Eugene.786 The Southwest: Old and New.. New York:H69 Knopf, 1961.

490. F Horgan, Paul.804 The Centuries of Santa F. New York:S2 Dutton, 1956.H68

491. F Horgan, Paul.392 Great River; the Rio Grande in NorthR5 American History. 2 vols. New York:H65 Rinehart, 1954.1954

492. F Houston, Samuel.390 The Autobiography of Sam Houston, ed.H8474 Donald Day. Norman: University of

Oklahoma Press, 1954.

493. JCS Hutchinson, Edward Prince.6606 Immigrants and Their Children, 1850-1950.A2 New York: Wiley, 1956.H8

-56-

MINIAMMI


494. E International Congress of Historians of the172 United States and Mexico. 2d, Austin, Tex.,163 1958.1958 The New World Looks at Its History; Pro-

ceedings, ed. Archibald R. Lewis and Thomas F.McGann. Austin: Published for the Instituteof Latin American Studies, the University ofTexas, by the University of Texas Press, 1963.

495. F1209J381890

Janvier, Thomas AlYibone.The Mexican Guide. New York: Scribner, 1897.

496. F Kibbe, Pauline Rochester.395 Latin Americans in Texas. Albuquerque:M4 University of New Mexico Press, 1946.K5

497. F Kirkham, Stanton Davis.1215 Mexican Trails; a Record of Travel in Mexico,K59 1904-07, and a Glimpse at the Life of the

Mexican Indian. New York: Putnam, 1909.

498. Social Knauth, Josefina Zoraide de.Science "McLane y la Intervencion Norteamericana."Periodical Historia Mexicana, October /December, 1966.

pp. 274-292.

499. F Krutch, Joseph Wood.1246 The Forgotten Peninsula; a Naturalist inK7 Baja California. New York: Sloane, 1961.

500. Social Labadie, N. D.Science "'Let Us Attack the Enemy and Give ThemPeriodical Hell!' The Battle of San Jacinto, an

Eyewitness Account." American West, May,1968. pp. 26-34.

501. F LaFarge, Oliver.804 Santa Fe; the Autobiography of a SouthwesternS2 Town. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press,L27 1959.

502. D La Renaudiere, Phillipe Francois de.20 Mexique et Guatemala. Paris: Firmin Didot,U58 1843.

-57-

A sit


503. Social Lavender, David.Science "The Mexican War: Climax of ManifestPeriodical Destiny." American West, May, 1968.

pp. 50-64.

504. F Leclercq, Jules Joseph.1215 Voyage au Nexique, de New York a Vera-Cruz,L45 en Suivant les Routes de Terre. Paris:

Hachette, 1885.

505. Social Lewis, Gordon K.Science "A Class of Tormented Creoles." Nation,Periodical September 26, 1966. pp. 287-288.

506. Social Lord, Walter.Science "Myths & Realities of the Alamo." AmericanPeriodical West, May, 1968. pp. 18-25.

507. F Lummis, Charles F.801 Land ofPoco.Tiempo. Albuquerque: UniversityL96 of New Mexico Press, 1952.1952

508. E Lummis, Charles F.123 The Spanish Pioneers. Chicago: A. C. McClurg,L95 1893.

1893

509. JV Lynch, John.4066 Spanish Colonial Adkinistration 1782-1810.15 London: University of London, Athlone Press,L9 1958.

510. F McWilliams, Carey.786 North from Mexico, the Spanish-SpeakingM215 People of the United States. Philadelphia:

Lippincott, 1949.

511. F McWilliams, Carey.867 Southern California Country, an Island on theM25 Land. New York: Duell, Sloan & Pearce, 1946.

512. F Morris, Earl Halstead.1435.1 The Temple of the Warriors: The AdventureC5 of Exploring and Restoring a Masterpiece ofM87 Native American Architecture in the Ruined

Maya City of Chichen Itza, Yucatan. New York:Scribner, 1931.

-58-


c.

513. F Nicholson, Irene.1210 The X in Mexico; Growth Within Tradition.N5 Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, 1966.1966

514. Social Oates, Stephen B.Science "Los Diables Tejanos!" American West,Periodical Summer, 1965. pp. 41-50.

515. F Olmsted, Frederick Law.386 A Journey Through Texas; or, A Saddle-Trip044 on the South - Western Frontier; with a

Statistical Appendix. New York: Mason,1857.

516. F 09Shaughnessy, Edith Louise.1234 A Diplomat's Wife in Mexico. New York:083 Harper, 1916.

517. F Pillsbury, Dorothy L. .

804 Roots in Adobe. Albuquerque: UniversityS2 of New Mexico Press, 1959.P5

518. F Pitt, Leonard.870 The Decline of the Californios a SocialS7 History of the Spanish-Speaking Califor-PS mans, 1846-1890. Berkeley: University

of California Press, 1966.

519. qF Pourade, Richard F.869 The History of San Diego. Vol. I, TheS22 Explorers. San Diego, Calif.: Union-H5 Tribune Publishing Co., 1960.v. 1

520. qF Pourade, Richard F.869 The History of San Diego. Vol. II, TimeS22 of the Bells. San Diego, Calif.: Union -H5 Tribune Publishing Co., 1961.v. 2

521. qF Pourade, Richard F.869 The History of San Diego. Vol. III, TheS22 Silver Dons. San Diego, Calif.: Union-H5 Tribune Publishing Co., 1963.v. 3

-59-


522. qF869S22H5v. 4

523. qF

869S22H5v. 5

524. DP

162P781963

525. F

1230P969

526. F1215P93



529. F

1233J94R6


Pourade, Richard F.The History of San Diego. Vol. IV, TheGlory Years. San Diego, Calif.: Union-Tribune Publishing Co., 1964.

Pourade, Richard F.The History of San Diego. Vol. V, Goldin the Sun. San Diego, Calif.: Union-Tribune Publishing Co., 1965.

Prescott, William H.Histories: The Rise and Decline of theSpanish Empire clhe Essence of Ferdinandand Isabella, The Conquest of Mexico, TheConquest of Peru, and Phillip 113, ed.Irwin R. illacker. New York: Viking, 1963.

Preb. ott,'William H.

History of the Conquest of Mexico; and,History of the Conquest of Peru. NewYork: Modern Library, n.d.

Price, Thomas W.Brief Notes Taken on a Trip to the Cityof Mexico in 1878. Privately printed, 1878?

Rischin, Moses."Beyond the Great Divide: Immigration andthe Last Frontier." Journal of AmericanHistory, June, 1968. pp. 42-53.

Robinson, Cecil."Flag of Illusion: The Texas RevolUtionViewed as a Conflict of Cultures."American West, May, 1968. pp. 10-17.

Roder, Ralph.Juarez and His Mexico; a BiographicalHistory. New York: Viking, 1947.

Ruiz, Ramon E."Hljos Olvidados. La Historia del Pueblode Descendencia Mexicana en los EstadosUnidos de Norteamerica." America Indigena,April, 1952. pp. 121-130.

-60-

65


531. F Sanchez, George Isidore.805 Forgotten People; a Study of New Mexicans.S7 Albuquerque: C. Horn, 1967.S31967

532. E Saveth, Edward N.175 American Historians and European Immigrants,S35 1875-1925. New York: Russell & Russell,1965 1965.

533. E Schrieke, M. Bertram Schriekc.184 Alien Americans; a Study of Race Relations.Al New York: Viking, 1936.S36

534. SociFA1 Schroeder, Albert H.Science "Pattern Diffusion from Mexico into thePeriodical Southwest After A.D. 600." American

Antiquity, July, 1966. pp. 683-704.

535. Social Schroeder, Albert H.Science "Unregulated Diffusion from Mexico into thePeriodical Southwest Prior to A.D. 700." American

Antiquity, January, 1965. pp. 297-309.

536. E Simpson, Lesley Byrd.1226 Many Mexicos. 4th ed. rev. Berkeley:S63 University of California Press, 1966.1966

537. F Smith, Wallace.868 Garden of the Sun. 4th ed. Fresno, Calif.:S173 M. Hardison, printer, 1960.S561960

538. JV Smith, William Carlson.6465 Americans in the Making: The Natural HistoryS55 of the Assimilation ofDIgnigrants. New York:

Appleton-Century, 1939.

539. F Smythe, William E.869 History of San Diego., 1642 1907. San Diego,S22 Calif.: The History Co., 1907.569

-61-

fl 6

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND (congt)

540. E Stegner, Wallace.184 One Nation. Boston: Houghton-Mifflin,Al 1945,

S77

541. F Stevens, Louis.1234 Here Comes Pancho Villa; the Anecdoval HistoryV7284 of a Genial Killer. New York: F. A. Stokes,

1930.

542. F Stevenson, Sara Yorke. .

1233 Maximilian in Mexico; a Woman's ReminiscencesS84 of the French Intervention, 1862-1867. New

York: Century, 1899.

543. F Strode, Hudson.1226 Timeless Mexico. New York: Harcourt, Brace,S8 1944.

544. F Taylor, Paul Schuster.392 An American-Mexican Frontier, NUeces County,T8 Texas. Chapel, Hill: University of NorthT3 Carolina Press, 1934.

545. F Thompson, Waddy.1213 Recollections of Mexico. New York: WileyT47 and Putnam, 1846.

546. F Timmons, Wilbert H.1232 Morelos; Priest, Soldier, Statesman ofM84364 Mexico. El Paso: Texas Western College

Press, 1963.

547. F Tompkins, Frank.1234 Chasing Villa; the Story Behind the StoryT65 of Pershing's Expedition into Mexico.

Harrisburg, Pa.: Military Service PublishingCo., 1934.

548. Microfilm Ulibarri, Richard Onofre.F "American Interest in the Spanish-Mexican799 Southwest, 1803-1848." Unpublished Doctor'sU6 dissertation, University of Utah, 1963.

549. F Vigne, Godfrey Thomas.2223 Travels in Mexico, South America, etc., etc.V58 2 vols. London: W. H. Allen, 1863.

-62-

11=11=111


550. F Whitaker, Arthur.396 The Spanish-American Frontier: 1783-1795.W57 Gloucester, Mass.: Peter Smith, 1962.

551. JV Wittke, Carl.6455 We Who Built America; the Saga of theW55 Immigrant. Rev. ed. Cleveland: Case1967 Western Reserve University Press, 1967.

552. F Wolf, Eric Robert.1210 Sone of the Shaking Earth. Chicago:W6 University of Chicago Press, 1959.

553. F Womack, John.1234 Zapata and the Mexican Revolution. NewW8 York: Knopf, 1969.

554. Social Worcester, Donald E.Science "The Spanish American Past: Enemy ofPeriodical Change." Journal of Inter - American

Studies, January, 1969 pp. 66-75.

LITERATURE /ND FINE ARTS

555. PQ Anderson ImbertEnrique.7081 Spanish American Literature, a History.A5634 Translated from the Spanish by John V.

Falconieri. Detroit: Mayne State UniversityPress, 1963.

556. Social Barakat, Robert A.Science "Aztec Motifs in 'La Llama.'" SouthernPeriodical Folklore Quarterly, December, 1965. pp.

288-296.

557. GR Boatright, Mody Coggin (ed.).115 Mexican Border Ballads and Other Lore.B6 Dallas: Southern Methodist University1967 Press, 1967.

558. Microfilm Boyd, Lola Elizabeth.F "The Image of Emiliano Zapata in the Art1234 and Literature of the Mexican Revolution."Z28 Unpublished Doctor's dissertation, ColumbiaB6 University, 1965.

-63-

rasstrwwassot "MINSIMI

LITERATURE AND FINE ARTS (con't)

559. PQ Brushwood, John S.7197 Mexico in Its Novel; a Nation's SearchB69 for Identity. Austin: University of Texas

Press, 2966.

560. N Call, Francois.6502 The Spanish Arts of Latin America. NewC253 York: Viking, 1961.

561, F Deakin, Edwin.862 A Gallery of California Mission Paintings,M6 ed. Ruth I. Mahood. Produced by the staffD4 of the History Division, Los Angeles County

Museum of Natural History. Los Angeles:W. Ritchie Press, 1966.

562. Social Espinosa, Aurelio M.Science "Spanish and Spanish-American Folk Tales."Periodical Journal of American Folklore, April-June,

1951. pp. 151-162.

563. PS Gordon, Alvin..3513 Inherit the Earth; Stories from Mexican0576 Ranch Life. Tucson: University of Arizona17 Press, 1963.

564. PN Jones, Willis Knapp.2309 Behind Spanish American Footlights. Austin:J59 University of Texas Press, 1966.

565. PS Lauritzen, Jonreed.3523 The Cross and the Sword. Garden City, N. Y.:A875 Doubleday, 1965.C7

566. PQ LeStrange, Guy (ed.).6196 Spanish Ballads. Cambridge, Eng.: TheL4 University Press, 1920.

567. Microfilm Miller, Elaine Kay.OR "Mexican Fo4 Narrative from the Los Angeles110 Area." Unpublished Doctor's dissertation,C2 Los Angeles: University of California, 1967.M52

568. GV Mooney, Gertrude X.1627 Mexican. Folk Dances for American Schools.M6 Coral Gables: University of Miami Press,

1957.

64-

wimmrffmomili


569. ND Myers, Bernard.255 Mexican Painting in Our Time. New York:M9 Oxford University Press, 1956.

570. PS Robinson, Cecil.173 With the Ears of Strangers; the MexicanM4 in American Literature. Tucson: UniversityR6 of Arizona Press, 1963.

571: GV Sedillo, Mela C.1627 Mexican and New Mexican Folkdances. 2d ed.S4 Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press,1945 1945.

572. PS3537T3234P4

Steinbeck, John.The Pearl. New York: Viking, 1947.

573. PS Steinbeck, John.3537 Tortilla Flat. New York: Covici, Fried,T3234 1935.T6

574. ML Stevenson, Robert Murrell.3047 Spanish Cathedral Music in the Golden Age.S83 Berkeley: University of California Press,

1961.

575. GR Toor, Frances.115 A Treasury of Mexican Folkways. New York:T55 Crown, 1947.

576. PQ Torres Rioseco, Arturo.7081 Aspects of Spanish - American Literature.T717 Seattle: University of Washington Press,

1963.

577. Social Torres, Salvador Roberto.Science "Portfolio I." El Grito, Winter, 1968.Periodical pp. 15-21, 28.

578. Social Torres, Salvador Roberto.Science "Portfolio II: Day Dreams from a HospitalPeriodical Bed." El Grito, Winter, 1968. pp. 33-47.

579. PT Traven, B.3919 The Night Visitor, and Other Stories. NewT7 York: Hill and Wang, 1966.N5

-65-


580. Social Villa, Esteban.Science "Viet Nam!" El Grito, Spring, 1968. pp.

Periodical 22-30.

581. ref Wilcox, Ruth Turner.GT Five Centuries of American Costume. New605 York: Scribner, 1963.W5

582. Social Wilder, Mitchell A.Science "Santos (Religious Folk Art of New Mexico)."Periodical American West, Fall, 1965. pp. 37-46.

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS

583. HV Adler, Herman, Frances Cahn, and Johannes Stuart.9106 The Incidence of Delinquency in Berkeley,B4 1928-1932. Berkeley: University of CaliforniaA6 Press, 1934.

584. BF Ailport, Gordon Willard.575 The Nature of Prejudice. Cambridge, Mass.:P9 Addison-Wesley, 1954.A38

585. ref American Council on Race Relations.EZ Mexican Americans: A Selected Bibliography.1361 Chicago. 1949.M4A5

586. HF Aughinbaugh, William E.3080 Selling Latin America: A Problem in Inter-A8 national Salesmanship; What to Sell and How

to Sell It. Boston: Small, Maynard, 1915.

587. E Barron, Milton Leon (ed.).184 American Minorities; a Textbook of ReadingsAl in Intergroup Relations. New York: Knopf,B25 1957.

588. Microfilm Baur, Edward Jackson.HV "Delinquency Among Mexican Boys in South9106 Chicago." Unpublished Master's thesis,C4 University of Chicago, 1938.B3

-66-

7

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS (con't)

589. JX Bayitch, S. A., and Jose Luis Siqueiros.6122 Conflict of Laws: Mexico and the UnitedM6 States; a Bilateral Study. Coral Gables:B3 University of Miami Press, 1968.

590. Social Beegle, Allan J., Harold F. Goldsmith, andScience Charles P. Loomis.Periodical "Demographic Characteristics of the United

States-Mexican Border." Rural Sociology,March, 1960. pp. 107-162.

591. qHC Belden Associates.107 - The Mexican-American Market in the UnitedA165 States. Mexico City: International ResearchB4 Associates, 1962.

592. HT Berry, Brewton.1521 Race and Ethnic Relations. 3d ed. Boston:B45 Houghton Mifflin, 1965.1965

593. HT Berry, Brewton.1521 Race Relations; the Interaction of EthnicB45 and Racial Groups. Boston: Houghton Mifflin,

1951.

594. HV Bernstein, Saul.9104 Alternatives to Violence; Alienated YouthB425 and Riots, Race and Poverty. New York:

Association Press, 1967.

595. HM Bettelheim, Bruno, and Morris Janoitz.' 291 Social Change and Prejudice, Including

B43 Dynamics of Prejudice. New'York: Free1964 Press of Glencoe, 1964.

596. refEZ7164R12B56

Black Brown Bibliography. Northridge, Calif.:San Fernando State College Library, 1968.

597. HT Blalock, Hubert M.1521 Toward a Theory of Minority-Group Relations.B55 New York: Wiley, 1967.

598. Social Bogardus, Emory S.Science "Gangs of Mexican-American Youth." SociologyPeriodical and Social Research, September, 1943. pp. 55-66.

-67-


599. HV Brager, George, and Harry Specht.88 "Mobilizing the Poor for Social Action,"A313 The Social Welfare Forum. Official pro -

1965 ceedings of the annual meeting cif theNational Conference on Social Welfare,May 23-25, 1965, Atlantic City. New York:Columbia University Press, 1965. pp.

197-210.

600. Social Broom, Leonard, and Eshref Shevky.Science "Mexicans in the United States; a ProblemPeriodiCal in Social Differentiation." Sociology

and Social Research, January, 1952. pp.

150-158.

601. GN Bunker, Robert, and John Adair.320 First Look at Strangers. New Brunswick,B78 N. J.: Rutgers University Press, 1959.

602. E Burma, John H.184 Spanish-Speaking Groups in the UnitedM5 States. Durham, N. C.: Duke UniversityB8 Press, 1954.

603. Social Burma, John H.Science "The Present Status of the Spanish-Americansperiodical of New Mexico." Social Forces, December,

1949. pp. 133-138.


605. ERICED 017 844

Burr, Elizabeth."Along the Migrant Stream." Library journal,January 15, 1966. pp. 335-336.

Cabrera, Patricia (comp.).Recommendations Relative to the OrganizationofAdvisory Committees When Working withAdults with Spanish Surnames. Sacramento:California State Department of Education, 1967.

606. HV California. Department of the Youth Authority.9305 Division of Research.C2 Characteristics of the California YouthA3 Authority Parole Caseload. Sacramento, Annual.

607. HV California. Department of the Youth Authority.9105 Division of Research.C26 Characteristics of California Youth Authority

Wards. Sacramento, Calif. Annual.

-68-

70)


608. HV California. Department of the Youth Authority.9105 Statistical Report. Sacramento, Calif.C23 Annual.A17

609. x California. Mexican Fact-Finding Committee.F Mexicans in California. Sacramento:870 California State Printing Office, 1930.M5C15

610. F California. Sacramento State College. Department869 of Anthropology.S12 Research Study on the Felt Needs of ThreeC35 Ethnic Minorities in the Greater Sacramento

Area (Negro, Mexican-American, Chinese).Sacramento. 1969.

611. ERICED 024 708

California. State Department of Education.Bureau of Intergroup Relations.

Improving Ethnic Distribution and IntergroupRelations; an Advisory Report to the Boardof Education, Colton Joint Unified SchoolDistrict. Sacramento, Calif. 1968.

612. ref California. University. University at LosE Angeles. Mexican-American Study Project.184 Revised Bibliography; with a Bibliographical115 Essay bg Ralph Guzman. Advance Report No, 3.C3 Los Angeles. 1967.no. 3a

613. F Call, Tomme Clark.1234 The Mexican Venture; from Political toC3 Industrial Revolution in Mexico. New York:

Oxford University Press, 1953.

614. qF Cervantes, Enrique A.1391 Santiago de Queretaro en eZ Ano de MVQ4 Novecientos Treita y Cuatro. Mexico City:C4 Lo Imprimio M. Casas, 1935.

615. Microfilm Chambers, Donald Everard..HV "Willingness to Adopt 'Hard to Place'875 Children." Unpublished Doctor's disser-C48 tation, Washington University, 1967.

-69-


616. HN Clements, Harold M.79 "An Analysis of Levels of Living of Spanish -T4 American Rural and Urban Families in TwoC55 South Texas Counties." Unpublished Master's

thesis, Texas A & M University, 1963.

617. Microfilm Clinchy, Everett Ross.F "Equality of Opportunity flr Latin-Americans380 in Texas." Unpublished Doctor's dissertation,114 Columbia University, 1954.C6

618. E Cole, Stewart G., and Mildred Wiese Cole.169.1 Minorities and the American Promise; theC66 Conflict of Principle and Practice New

York: Harper, 1954.

619. LC Conant, James Bryant.5115 Slums and Suburbs; a Commentary on. SchoolsC6 in Metropolitan Areas. New York: McGraw-

Hill, 1961.

620. HD Commission on Race and Housing.7293 Where Shall We Live? Berkeley: UniversityA3 of California Press, 1958.C64

621. HQ Committee on Studies for the Golden Anniversary792 White House Conference on Children and Youth.U5 The Nation's Children, ed. Eli Ginzberg.C6 3 vols. New York: Published for the Con-

ference by Columbia University Press, 1960.

622. HT Cox, Oliver Cromwell.609 Caste, Class, & Race; a Study in SocialC7 Dynamics. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday,

1948.


Coyne, Joanne."'Los Amigos': For the Spanish-SpeakingMother." Library Journal, January 15, 1966.pp. 329-331.

624. Social Cumberland, Charles C.Science "The United States-Mexican Border: APeriodical Selective Guide to the Literature of the

Region." Rural Sociology, June, 1960.Supplement.

-70-


625. E77D3

Daniels, Walter M. (ed.).American Indians. New York: Wilson, 1957.

626. Mi.-..zofilm Davis, Ethelyn Clara.F "The American Colony in Mexico City." Un-1386.9 published Doctor's dissertation, UniversityA5 of Missouri, 1942.D3

627. HT Dean, John Peebles, and Alex Rosen.1525 A Manual of Intergroup Relations, Chicago:.D4' University of Chicago Press, 1955.

628. HV Douglass, Joseph H.95 "Migrant and the Community," MinorityN35 Groups: Segregation and Integration.1955 Papers presented at the 82d annual forum

of the National Conference of Social Work.New York: Columbia University Press, 1955.pp. 23-36.

629. GT DuBois, Rachel Davis.3930 Get Together, Americans; Friendly ApproachesD8 to Racial and Cultural Conflicts Through

the Neighborhood-Home Festival. New York:Harper, 1943.

630. Microfilm Eaton, David Carlton.HC "The Use of Causal Models in the Study of110 Low Income Status." Unpublished Doctor'sP6 dissertation, University of Texas, 1967.E2

631. JV Fairchild, Henry Pratt (ed.).6465 Immigrant Backgrounds. New York: Wiley,F27 1927.

632. F Fergusson, Erna.804 Albuquerque. Albuquerque: M. Armitage,A3 1947.F4

633. HT Frieden, Bernard J.,.and Robert Morris (eds.).123 Urban Planning and Social Policy. NewF76 York: Basic Books, 1968.

-71-

76


634. Social Galarza, Ernesto.Science "La Mula no Nacio Arisca. . . ." CenterPeriodical Diary, September-October, 1966. pp. 26-32.

635. JV Gamio, Manuel.6798 The Mexican Immigrant. New York: ArnoM6 Press and the New York Times, 1969.G281969

636. F Gardner, Earle Stanley.1246 Mexico's Magic Square.. New York: Morrow,G32 1968.

637. F Garner, Bess Adams.1215 Mexico; Notes in the Margin. Boston:G26 Houghton Mifflin, 1937.

638. F Gessler, Clifford.1215 Pattern of Mexico. New York: Appleton-G4 Century, 1941.

639. E Gittler, Joseph B. (ed.).184 Understanding Minority Groups. New York:Al Wiley, 1956.G5

640. E Glazer, Nathan, and Davis McEntire (eds.).185.89 Studies in Housing & Minority Groups.H6 Berkeley: University of California Press,G55 1960.

641. HD Goldschmidt, Walter.1775 As You Sow. New York: Harcourt, Brace,C2 1947.G6

642. E Gonzalez, Nancie L.184 The Spanish Americans of New Mexico; a115 Distinctive Heritage. Advance ReportL3 No. 9, Mexican-American Study Project.no. 9 Los Angeles: University of California,

1967.

643. Social Griffith, Beatrice.Science "In the Flow of Time." Common Ground,Periodical Autumn, 1948. pp. 13-20.

-72-

77


644. Social Griffith, Beatrice.Science "One World Kid." Common Ground, Winter,Periodical 1948. pp. 13-18.

645. Social Griffith, Beatrice.Science The Things of Life." Common Ground,Periodical Summer, 1948. pp. 61-68.

646. Social Griffith, Beatrice W.Science "Viva Roybal--Viva America." CommonPeriodical Ground, Autumn, 1949. pp. 61-70.

647. ERICED 016 563

Gromatzky, Irene."Consumer Education for Mexican-Americans."Paper presented at the National Conferenceon Educational Opportunities for Mexican-Americans, April 25-26, 1968, Austin.

648. E Hagan, William T.93 American Indians. Chicago: University ofH2 Chicago Press, 1961.

649. UM Hall, Edward T.258 The Silent Language. New York: Doubleday,H3 1959.1959

650. F Handlin, Oscar.169.1 The American People in the 20th Century.H265 Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press,

1954.

651. F Handlin, Oscar.128.9 newcomers: Negroes and Puerto Ricans inAl a Changing Metropolis. Cambridge, ass.:H3 Harvard University Press, 1959.

652. E Handlin, Oscar.184 Race and Nationality in American Life.Al Boston: Little, Brown, 1957.H25

653. HN Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited, New York.80 Youth in the Ghetto; a Study of the Con-N5 sequences of Powerlessness and a BlueprintH3 for Change. New York. 1964.

-73-

1'7 'Ai


654. ERIC

ED 018 292Harrigan, Joan.

"MateriaZes Tocantes Zos Lationos 44Bibliography of Materials on the Spanish-American)." Denver: Colorado State Depart-ment of Education, 1967.

655. HC Harrington, Michael.110 The Other America; Poverty in the UnitedP6 States. New York: Macmillan, 1963.H3

1963

656. E Havighurst, Robert J., and Bernice L. Neugarten .98 American Indian and White Children; a Socio-C5 psychological Investigation. Chicago:H3 University of Chicago Press, 1955.

657. Microfilm Heller, Celia Stopnicka.HQ "Ambitions of Mexican-American Youth: Goals796 and Means of Mobility of High School Seniors."H42 Unpublished Doctor's dissertation, Columbia

University, 1964.

658. HQ Heller, Celia Stopnicka.796 Mexican-American Youth: Forgotten Youth atH395 the Crossroads. New York: Random House,

1966.

659. Social Hernandez Alvarez, Jose.Science "A Demographic Profile of the Mexican Im-Periodical migration to the United States, 1910-1950."

Journal of Inter - American Studies, July,1966. pp. 471-496.

660. Microfilm Hufford, Charles Henry.JV "The Social and Economic Effects of the7099 Mexican Migration into Texas." UnpublishedM4 Master's thesis, University of. Colorado,H8 1929.

661. HT Hughes, Everett Cherrington,.a Helen MacGill Hughes.1521 Where Peoples Meet; Racial and EthnicH8 Frontiers. Glencoe, ill.: Free Press, 1952.

662. Social Humphrey, Norman D.Science "The Detroit Mexican Immigrant and Natural-Periodical ization." Social Forces, March, 1944. pp.

332-335.




665. HT1521H94

666. E184AlJ3

667. ERICED 023 523

668. MicrofilmF548.9AlJ6

669. SocialS.c..tence

Periodical

670. F1234K282

671*. MicrofilmF869B3K5

672. ERICED 011 466

Humphrey, Norman D."The Integration of the Detroit MexicanColony." American journal of Economicsand Sociology, January, 1944. pp. 155-166.

Humphrey, Norman D."Migration and Settlement of Detroit Mexicans."Economic Geography, October, 1943. pp. 358-361.

Huszar, George Barnard de (comp.).Anatomy of Racial Intolerance. New York:Wilson, 1946.

Javits, Jacob K.Discrimination -- U.S.A. Kew York: Harcourt,Brace, 1960.

Johnson, Lyndon Baines.A New Focus on Opportunity for the SpaniehSpeaking American; Statement of the President.Washington: Office of the President, 1968.

Jones, Anita Edgar."Conditions Surrounding Mexicans in Chicago."Unpublished Master's thesis, University ofChicago, 1928.

Jones, Robert C."Mexican American Youth." Sociology andSocial Research, March, 1948. pp. 793-797.

Kelley, Francis Clement.Blood-Drenched Altars; Mexican Study andComment. 2d ed. Milwaukee: Bruce, 1935.

King, John Randle."An Inquiry into the Status of MexicanSegregation in Metropolitan Bakersfi1d."Unpublished Master's thesis, ClaremontColleges, 1946.

Knowlton, Clark S.An Approach to the Economic and SocialProblems of Northern New Mexico. Author,1964.

-75--

dr,

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS can't)

673. ERICED 013 154

674. ERICED 013 129

675. ERICED 013 152

Knowlton, Clark S.Discussion of Planning and Implementationof Government and Private Agency Programsin Northern New Mexico. Author, 190.

Knowlton, Clark S."Problems and Difficulties in Planning andDevelopment in Areas with Large MinorityGroups." Paper presented at the annualconference of the Southern SociologicalSociety, April 17, 1967, Asheville, N.C.

Knowlton, Clark S."The Situation of the Spanish Americans ofNorthern New Mexico." Paper presented atthe Conference on Poverty in the Southwest,January 25, 1965, Tucson.

676. Microfilm Landau, Max.HG "American Enterprise in Mexico: A Case5162 Study of Discriminations in an UnderdevelopedL3 Country During a Revolutionary Period." Un-

published Doctor's dissertation, New YorkUniversity, 1959.

677. HC Larner, Jeremy, and Irving Howe (eds.).110 Poverty; View from the Left. New York:P6 Morrow, 1968.L37

678. HT Lasker, Bruno.1521 Race Attitudes in Children. New York: Holt,L3 1929

679. HQ Lewis, Oscar.562 Five Families; Mexican Case Studies in theL4 Culture of Poverty. New York: Basic Books,

1959.

680. F Lewis, Oscar.128.9 La Vida; a Puerto Rican Family in the CultureP8 of Poverty - -San Juan and New York. New York:L4 Random House, 1966.

681. Microfilm Lipshultz, Robert J.E "American Attitudes Toward Mexican Immi-184 gration, 1924-1952." Unpublished Master'sM5 thesis, University of Chicago, 1962.L57

-76-

R

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS (can't)

682. CB Locke, Alain Le Roy, and Bernhard J. Stern (eds.).5 When Peoples Meet; a Study in Race andL6 Culture Contacts. Rev. ed. New York: Hinds,1946 1946.

683. ERICED 012 058

Lohman, Joseph D.A Sociological Approach to UnderstandingDisadvantaged Youth. Sacramento: CaliforniaState Department of Education, 1966.

684. F Lowrie, Samuel Harman.389 Culture Conflict in Texas, 1821-1835. NewL88 York: AMS Press, 1967.1967

685. HN McClenahan, Bessie Averne.80 The Changing Urban Neighborhood, fromL7 Neighbor to Nigh-Dweller; a SociologicalM3 Study. Los Angeles: University of Southern

California, 1929.

686. Social McDonagh, Edward C.Science "Attitudes Toward Ethnic Farm Workers inPeriodical Coachella Valley." Sociology and Social

Research, September, 1955. pp. 10-18.

687. Social MrDonagh, Edward.Science "Status Levels of Mexicans." SociologyPeriodical and Social Research, July/August, 1949.

pp. 449-459.

688. E McDonagh, Edward C., and Eugene S. Richards.184 Ethnic Relations in the United States.Al New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953.M137

689. HD McEntire, Davis.7293 Residence and Race; Final and ComprehensiveA3 Report to the Commission on Race and Housing.M22 Berkeley: University of California Press, 1960.

690. F McNally, E. Evelyn, and Andrew McNally.1215 This is Mexico. New York: Dodd, Mead,M15 1947.

691. Social McNamara, Patrick H.Science "Mexican-Americans in the Southwest."Periodical America, March 12, 1966. pp. 352-354.

-77-

82


692, HD McNaughton, Donald A..1527 "A Social Study of Mexican and Spanish-C6 American Wage-Earners in Delta, Colorado.M2 Unpublished Master's thesis, University

of Colorado, 1942..

693. E McWilliams, Carey.184 Brothers Under the Skin. Boston: Little,Al Brown, 1943.M191943

694. Social McWilliams, Carey.Science "The Forgotten Mexican." Common Ground,Periodical Spring, 1943. pp. 65-78.

695. Social McWilliams, Carey.Science "Is Your Name Gonzalez?" Nation, March 15,Periodical 1947. pp. 302-304.

696. Social McWilliams, Carey.Science "The Mexican Problem." Common Ground,Periodical Spring, 1948. pp. 3-17.

697. Social Madsen, William.Science "The Alcoholic Agringado." AmericanPeriodical Anthropologist, April, 1964. pp. 355-361.

698. F Madsen, William.395 Mexican-Americans of'South Texas. New York:M4 Holt, 1964.M3

699. E Madden, Charles F., and Gladys Meyer.184 Minorities in American Society. 2d ed.

Al New York: American Book, 1962.M3

700. ref Martinez, Gilbert T.EZ Bibliography on Mexican Americans.1361 Sacramento, Calif.: Sacramento CityM4 Unified School District, 1968.M3

701. HT Nasuoka, Jitsuichi, and Preston Valien (eds.).1521 Race Relations: Problems and Theory.M29 Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina

Press, 1961.

-78-

tr.


702. HV Maxwell, Grace, and Rebekah Taft.95 "Youth Programs for Migrants," MinorityN35 Groups: Segregation and Integration.1955 Papers presented at the 82d annual forum

of the National Conference of Social Work.New York: Columbia University Press, 1955.pp. 48-57.

703. ERICED 011 530

704. HQ796

M547

Mexican-American Study Project. RevisedProspectus and Interim Report. LosAngeles: University of California, 1965..

Minority Group Adolescents in the United States.Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins, 1968.

705. E Mittelbach, Frank G.184 The Burden of Poverty. Advance ReportM5 No. 5, Mexican-American Study Project.C3 Los Angeles: niveraity of California, 1966.no. 5

706. Social Mittelbach, Frank G., and Joan W. Moore.Science "Ethnic Endogamy - -the Case of MexicanPeriodical Americans." American Journal of Sociology,

July, 1968. pp. 5042.

707. GN Montagu, Ashley.315 Man's Most Dangerous Myth: The FallacyM55 of Race. 3d ed.; rev. and enl. New York:1952 Harper, 1952.

708. al Montagu, Ashley.1G1 "Some Psychodynamic Factors in Race Pre-M74 judice," The Humanization of Max.'

Cleveland: World, 1962. pp. 217-232.

709. E Moore, Joan W.184 Residential Segregation in the Urban South -1915 west. Advance Report No. 4, Mexican-AmericanC3 Study Project. Los Angeles: University ofno. 4 California, 1966.

710. ERICED 015 802

Moore, Joan W., and others.Residential Segregation in the Urban South-west. Los Angeles: University of California,1966.

-79-

Rh

tr,


711. D769.58224

M6

712. HV95N351955


714. F1233N68

715. F1231.5N78



718. MicrofilmF379N5P3



Morin, Raul.Among the Valiant; Mexican-Americana inW.W. II and Korea. Los Angeles: Borden,1963.

National Conference on Social Welfare.Minority Groups: Segregation and Integra-tion. New York: Columbia University Press,1955.

Neumeyer, Martin R."Race Relations Conference." Sociologyand Social Research, September, 1944. pp.

58-62.

Niles, Mrs. Blair.Passengers to Mexico; the Last Invasionof the Americas. New York: Farrar &Rinehart, 1943.

Noll, Arthur Howard.From EMpire to Republic; the Story of theStruggle for Constitutional Government inMexico. Chicago: A.C. McClurg, 1903.

Ortega, Philip Darraugh."The Minority on the Border: CabtnetMeeting in El Paso." Nation, December 11,1967. pp. 624-627.

"The Other Texans." Look, October 8, 1963.pp. 68-70.

Painter, Norman Wellington."The Assimilation of Latin-Americans inNew Orleans, Louisiana." UnpublishedMaster's thesis, Tulane University, 1949.

Palfi, Marion."Mexican Americans." Common Ground,Spring, 1948. pp. 52-60.

Paredes, Americo."Estados Unidos, Mexico y el Machismo."Journal of Inter - American Studies, January,1967. pp. 65-84.

-80-


721. Microfilm Pelissier, Raymond Francis.HC "The Contribution of Certain American135 Business Firms to the Development ofP4 Mexico Since World War II." Unpublished

Doctor's dissertation, American University,1958.

722. Social Penalosa, Fernando.Science "The Changing Mexican-American in Southern.Periodical California." Sociology and Social Research.

July, 1967. pp. 405-417.

723. Microfilm Penalosa, Fernando.HN "Class Consciousness and Social Mobility80 in a Mexican-American Community." Unpub-P6 lished Doctor's dissertation, UniversityP4 of Southern California, 1963.

724. H Public Affairs Pamphlets. No. 190, No Work31 Today! The Plight of America's Migrants,P8 by Varden Fuller. New York: Public Affairs

Committee, 1953.

725. E Raab, Earl (ed.).184 American Race Relations Today. Garden City,Al N.Y.: Doubleday, 1962.R19

726. Social Ramsey, Glenn V., and Beulah Hodge.Science "Anglo-Latin Problems as Perceived by PublicPeriodical Service Personnel." Social Forces, May,

1959. pp. 339-348.

727. Microfilm Raschke, Catherine Aloyce.F "Mexico Our Nearest Latin American Neighbor;1210 a Resource Unit." Unpublished Doctor'sR3 dissertation, New York University, 1950.

728. F Record, Wilson.868 Minority Groups and Intergroup RelationsS156 in the San Francisco Bay Area. Berkeley:R4 Institute of Governmental Studies, Uni-

versity of California, 1963.

729. F Reed, John.1234 Insurgent Mexico. New York: Appleton,R32 1914.

-81-


730. refEZ1361F7R5


732. E184AlR681948

733. HT1521R6

734. E184AlR72



737. F392H56R8

738. Micr-filmE184M5R8

739. F787S2

Riemer, Ruth.An Annotated Bibliography of Materials onEthnic Problems in Southern California.Preliminary Draft. Los Angeles: HaynesFoundation and Department of Anthropology, -Sociology, University of California, 1947?

Rogers, John."Poverty Behind the Cactus Curtain."Progressive, March, 1966. pp. 23-25.

Rose, Arnold Marshall, and Caroline Rase.America Divided; Minority Group Relationsin the United States. New York: Knopf,1948.

Rose, Arnold Marshall, and Caroline Rose (eds.).Minority Prublems; a Textbook of Readingsin Intergroup Relations. New York: Harper,1965.

Rose, Peter Isaac.They and We; Racial and Ethnic Relationsin the United States. New York: RandomHouse, 1964.

Ross, Malcolm."Those Gringos!" Common Ground, Winter,1948. pp. 3-13.

Rowan, Helen."A Minority Nobody Knows." AtlanticMonthly, June, 1967. pp. 47-52.

Rubel, Arthur J.Across the Tracks: Mexican-Americans ina Texas City. Austin: University ofTexas Press. 1966.

Rubel, Arthur Joseph."Social Life of Urban Mexican-Americans."Unpublished Doctor's dissertation, Uni-versity of North Carolina, 1962.

Samora, Julian (ed.).La Raza: Forgotten Americans: Notre Dame,Ind.: University of Notre Dame Press, 1966.

-82-

87

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS (611'0

740. E Samora, Julian, and Richard A. Lamanna.184 Mexican-Americans in a Midwest Metropolis;M5 a Study 9f East Chicago. Advance ReportC3 No. 8, Mexican- American Study Project.no. 8 Los Angeles: University of California, 1967.

741. F Sanchez, George Isidore.805. Forgotten People; a Study of New Mexicans.S7 Albuquerque: C. Horn, 1967..

,S31967

742. Microfilm Sandoval, T. Joe.F "A Study of Some Aspects of the Spanish-770 Speaking Population in Selected CommunitiesM4 in Wyoming." Unpublished Master's thesis,S3 University of Wyoming, 1946.

743. ref Saunders, Lyle (comp.).EZ Spanish-Speaking Americans and Mexican-1361 Americans in the United States; a SelectedM4 Bibliography. New York: Bureau for Inter -S2 cultural Education, 1944.

744. Microfilm Sauter, Mary C.F "Arbol Verde: Cultural Conflict and Accom-869 modation in a California Mexican Community."C55 Unpublished Master's thesis, ClermontS3 Colleges, 1933.

745. E Schermerhorn, R. A.184 These Our People; Minorities in AmericanAI Culture. Boston: Heath, 1949.S33

746. Social Scruggs, Otey N.Science "Texas, Good Neighbor?" SouthwesternPeriodical Social Science Quarterly, September,

1962. pp. 118-125.

747. E Segal, Bernard E. (ed.).184 Racial and Ethnic Relations; SelectedAl Readings. New York: Crowell, 1966.S53

748. ERICED 012 722

Segalman, Ralph."The Immigrant Poor and the ResidualPoor." Paper presented at the SouthernSociological Association meeting, April 5,1966.

-83-


749. E Senior, Cla.Lence 0.184 Puerto Ricans: Strangers - -Then Neighbors.P85 Chicago: Quandrangle Books, 1965.S4

1965

750. F Sexton, Patricia Cayo.12d.9 Spanish Harlem; an Anatomy of Poverty.P8 New York: Harper, 1965.S48

751. Social Shannon, Lyle W., and Kathryn Lettau.Science "Measuring the Adjustment of ImmigrantPeriodical Laborers." Southwestern Social Science

Quarterly, September, 1963. pp. 139-148.

752. HN Shevky, Eshref, and Marilyn Williams.80 The Social Areas of Los Angeles, AnalysisL7 and Typology. Berkeley: University ofS5 California Press, 1949.

753. HT Simpson, George Eaton, and J. Milton Yinger.1521 Racial and Cultural Minorities; an AnalysisS53 ofnl,judica and Discrimination. Rev. ed.1958 New York: Harper, 1958.

754. HM Spicer, Edward Holland (ed.).101 Human Problems in Technological Change, aS77 Casebook. New York: Russell Sage Founda-

tion, 1952.

755. F Spratling, William Philip.1215 A Small Mexican World. Boston: Little,S74 Brown, 1964.1964

756. ERICED 024 481

Stoddard, Ellwyn R."Comparative Structures and AttitudesAlong the U.S.-Mexican Border." Paperpresented at the Conference on Urbaniza-tion of the U.S.-Mexican Border, June 15,1968, El Paso.

757. P Talbert, Robert H.786 Spanish-Name People in the Southwest andT34 West. Fort Worth: Leo Potishman Founda --

tion, Texas Christian University, 1955.

-84-

can


758. F Taylor, Paul Schuster.392 An American-Mexican Frontiers NuecesT8 County, Texas. Chapel Hill: UniversityT3 of North Carolina Press, 1934.

759. HC Thompson, Wallace.135 Trading with Mexico. New York: Dodd,T5 Mead, 1921.

760. F Tuck, Ruth D.870 Not with the Fist; Mexican-Americans in aM5 Southwest City. New York: Harcourt, Brace,T8 1946.

761. F Turner, John Kenneth.1215 Barbarous Mexico; an Indictment of a CruelT94 and Corrupt System. London: Cassell, 1912.1912

762. Social Ulibarri, Horacio.Science "Social and Attitudinal-Characteristics ofPeriodical Spanish-Speaking Migrant and Ex-Migrant

Workers in the Southwest." Sociology andSocial Research, April, 1966. pp. 361-370.

763. E U. S. Inter-Agency Committee on Mexican American184 Affairs.115 The Mexican American, a New Focus on Oppor-U5 tunity. Testimony Presented at the Cabinet

Committee Hearings on Mexican American Affairs.EZ Paso, Texas, October 26-28, 1967. Washington:U.S. Government Printing Office, 1968.

764. ERICED 024 520

Upham, W. Kennedy, and David E. Wright.Poverty Among Spanish Americans in Texas;Low-Income Families in a Minority Group.College Station: Department of AgriculturalEconomics, Texas A & M University, 1966.

765. Microfilm Valdes, Daniel Tapia.JK "A Sociological Analysis and Description1788 of the Political Role, Status, and VotingV3 Behavior of Americans with Spanish Names."

Unpublished Doctor's dissertation, Uni-versity of Colorado, 1964.

766. Education Valdez, R. F.Periodical "The Fallacy of the Spanish Surname Sur-

vey." CTA Journal, May, 1969. pp. 29-30, 32.

-85-

9


767. E Vander Zanden, James Wilfrid.184 American Minority Relations; the SociologyAl of Race and Ethnic Groups. 2d ed. NewV3 York: Ronald Press, 1966.1966

768. Social Walker, Helen W.Science "Mexican Immigrants and American Citizen-Periodical ship." Sociology and Social Research,

May, 1929. pp. 465-471.

769. HT Walter, Paul.1521 Race and Culture Relations. New York:W3 McGraw-Hill, 1952.

770. F Waugh, Evelyn.1215 Robbery Under Law: The Mexican ObjectW34 Lesson. London: Catholic Book Club, 1940.1940

771. HT Weaver, Robert C.123 The Urban Complex; Human Values in UrbanW38 Life. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, 1964.

772. Social Winnie, William W.Science "The Spanish Surname Criterion for Identi-Periodical fying Hispanos in the Southwestern United

States: A Preliminary Evaluation." SocialForces, May, 1960. pp. 363-366.

773. JV Wittke, Carl F.6455 We Who Built America; the Saga of the 1Mmi -W55 grant. Rev. ed. Cleveland: Press of Case1967 Western Reserve University, 1967.

774. F Woods, Frances Jerome, Sister.394 Mexican Ethnic Leadership in San Antonio,S2 Texas. Washington: Catholic UniversityW66 of America PreSs, 1949.

775. E Young, Donald R.184 American Minority Peoples: A Study inAl Racial and Cultural Conflicts in theY8 United States. New York: Harper, 1932.

776. Microfilm Zeleny, Carolyn.F "Relations Between the Spanish-Americans805 and the Anglo-Americans in New Mexico; aAl Study of Conflict and Accommodation in aZ4 Dual-Ethnic Situation." Unpublished Doctor's

dissertation, Yale University, 1944.

-86-

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS: CIVIL RIGHTS AND POLITICAL ACTIVITIES

777. JC599U5A62






783. E

185.615C661968

784. JC599U5C68

785. F394E4

D3

786. F591D66

Abraham, Henry Julian.Freedom and the Court; Civil Rights andLiberties in the United States. New York:Oxford University Press, 1967.

Alisky, Marvin."Mexican-Americans Mcke Themselves Heard."Reporter, February 9, 1367. pp. 45-46, 48.

"Another Civil-Rights Headache: Plight ofMexican-Americans; Los Angeles." U. S. Newsand World Report, June 6, 1966. pp. 46-48.

Bongartz, Roy."No More Sombreros: The Chicano Rebellion."Nation, March 3, 1969. pp. 271-274.

"Brown Power." Newsweek, March 25, 1958.p. 37.

Carlson, Glen E."Community Organization Turns a Corner."Sociology and Social Research, March,1948. pp. 782-786.

CongrePsional Quarterly Service, Washington,D.C.

Revolution in Civil Rights. 4th ed.Washington. 1968.

Cox, Archibald, Mark DeWolfe Howe, andJ. R. Wiggins.

Civil Rights, the Constitution, and theCourts. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Uni-versity Press, 1967.

D'Antonio, William V., and William H. Form.Influentials in Two Border Cities; a Studyin Community Decision-Making. Notre Dame,Ind.: University of Notre Dame Press, 1965.

Donnelly, Thomas C. (ed.).Rocky Mountain Politics. Albuquerque: Uni-versity of New Mexico Press, 1940.

-87-

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS: CIVIL RIGHTS AND POLITICAL ACTIVITIES (con't)

787. JK Dvorin, Eugene P. and Arthur. J. Misner (eds.).8725 California Politics and Policies; Original1966 Essays by Richard Harvey, and Others..D88 Reading, Mass.: Addison-Wesley, 1966.

788. JC Emerson, Thomas Irwin.599 Political and Civil Rights in the UnitedU5 States; a Collection of Legal and RelatedE4. Materials. 3d ed. 2 vols. Boston: Little,1967 Brown, 1967.

789. Microfilm Pincher, Ernest Barksdale.F "Spanish-Americans as a Political Factor805 in New Mexico, 1912-1950." UnpublishedAl Doctor's dissertation, New York University,F5 1950.

790. JC Grimes, Alan Pendleton.575 Equality in America; Religion, Race, andG7 the Urban Majority. New York: Oxford

University Press, 1964.

791. F Gutierrez de Lara, Lazaro, and Edgcumb Pinchon.1231.5 The Mexican People; Their struggle forG98 Freedom. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday,

Page, 1914.

792. F Key, Valdimer Orlando.215 Southern Politics in State and Nation.K45 New York: Knopf, 1949.1949

793. H Kling, Merle.19 A Mexican Interest Group in Action.152 Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall,A6 1961.

794. Social Knowlton, Clark.Science "Guerrillas of Rio Arriba: New MexicanPeriodical Land War." Nation, June 17, 1968. pp.

792-796.

795. JS Lemert, Edwin M., and Judy Rosberg.451 . The Administration of Justice to MinorityC29 Groups in Los Angeles County. Berkeley:L656 University of California Press, 1948.

-88-

93

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS: CIVIL RIGHTS AND POLITICAL ACTIVITIES (con't)

796. HT. Masuoka, Jitsuichi, and Preston Valien (eds.).1521 Race Relations: Problems and Theory.M29 Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina

Press, 1961.

797. Social "Minorities: Crusade Against Gringos."Science Newsweek, January 3, 1966. pp.' 17-18.Periodical

798. Social Morgan, Thomas B.Science "The Texas Giant Awakens." Look, October 8,Periodical 1963. pp. 71-72, 75.

`799. Social "New Mexico: Tijerina Brass." Newsweek,Science June 19, 1967. pp. 37-38.Periodical

800. Social "Pocho's Progress." Time, April 28, 1967.Science pp. 24-25.Periodical

801. Social "The Revolt of the Mexicans." Time, April 12,Science 1963. p. 25.Periodical

802. E Roche, John Pearson.184 The Quest for the Dream; the DevelopmentAl of Civil Rights and Human Relations.inR6 Modern America. NeW York: Macmillan, 1963.

803. Social Ruiz, Ramon Eduardo.Science "New Mexican-American; Rodolfo GonzalezPeriodical and His Band in Denver." New Republic,

July 27, 1968. p. 11.

804. Social Shaw, Ray.Science "Overlooked Minority: Poverty and Preju-Periodical dice Often Blight the Lives of Mexican-

Americans. Many in the Southwest ClaimBias in Jobs and Schools; IncreasedMilitancy Shown." Rat Street Journal,May 3, 1966. pp. 1, 28.

805. JK Soukup, James R., Clifton McClesky, and2295 Harry Holloway.T43 Party and Factional Division in Texas.S6 Austin: University of Texas Press, 1964.

-89-

94

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS: CIVIL RIGHTS AND POLITICAL ACTIVITIES (con't).

806. Social Stevens, Evelyn P.Science "Mexican Machismo: Politics and ValuePeriodical Orientations." Western Political

Quarterly, December, 1965. .pp. 848-857.

807. JC U. S. Commission on Civil Rights.599 The 50 States Report; Submitted to theU5 Commission on Civil Rights by the,State1118 Advisory Committees, 1961. Washington:

U. S. Government Printing Office, 1961.

808. F U. S. Commission on Civil Rights.870 Hearings Before the United States CommissionAl on Civil Rights. Hearings Held in LosU5 Angeles, California, January 25, 1960,

January 26, 1960; San Francisco, California,January 27, 1960, January 28, 1960. Washington:U. S. Government Printing Office, 1960.

809. JC U. S. Commission on Civil Rights.599 The National Conference and the Reports ofU5 the State Advisory Committees to the U. S.A183 Commission on Civil Rights, 1959. Washington:

U. S. Government Printing Office, 1960.

810. JC U. S. President's Committee on Civil Rights.599 To Secure These Rights; the Report of theU5 President's Committee on Civil Rights.A4 New York: Simon and Schuster, 1947.

811. JK Weeks, O. Douglas.4801 Texas Presidential Politics in 1952.T52 Austin: Institute of Public Affairs,no. 16 University of Texas, 1953.

812. Social "Who Owns New Mexico?" Economist, July 8,Science 1967. p. 113.Periodical

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS: CULTURAL BACKGROUND

813. Education Adkins, Patricia G.Periodical "Reverse Borrowings of English Corruptions

of Spanish." Speech Teacher, November,1968. pp. 331-333.

-90-

9 5

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS: CULTURAL BACKGROUND (con't)

814. Microfilm Barker, George C.F "Social Functions of Language in a819 Mexidan-American Community." UnpublishedT9 Doctor's dissertation, University ofB3 Chicago, 1947.

815. Microfilm Bittinger, Beau Stanley.HT "Leadership System and Social Change in59 a Texas City of 100,000." UnpublishedB53 Doctor's dissertation, University of

Texas,967.

816. HD Bloch, Louis.8053 "Report on the Mexican Labor Situation inC2 the Imperial Valley," l'Wenty-Second BiennialA15 Report, California Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Sacramento: California State Printing Office,1926. pp. 113-127.

817. Microfilm Bodine, John James."Attitudes and Institutions of Taos, New

SO4 Mexico: Variables for Value System Ex-T2 pressicn." Unpublished Doctor's disser-B6 tation, Tulane University, 1967.

818. Social Borah, Woodrow, and Sherburne F. Cook.Science "Marriage and Legitimacy in Mexican Culture:Periodical Mexico and California." California Law

Review, May, 1966. pp. 946-1008.

819. Microfilm Borders, Paul Richard.CB "A Strdy to Determine Relationship Between199 a Cox.rse in Cultural Anthropology. and

B6 Eth%ocentrism." Unpublished Doctor's dis-sertation, Indiana University, 1967.

820. E Brogan, Denis W.169.1 The American Character. New York: Knopf,B797 1944.

821. ED California. Committee to Survey the Agricultural1527 Labor Resources of San Joaquin Valley.C2 Agricultural Labor in the San Joaquin Valley.A2 Sacramento. 1950.

822. F Calvin, Ross.796 Sky Determines. Rev. ed. Albuquerque:C24 University of New Mexico Press, 1948.1948

-91-

9

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS: CULTURAL BACKGROHND (con's)

823. Microfilm Campbell, Donald Thomas.HM "The Generality of a Social Attitude."25/ Unpublished Doctor's dissertation,C3 Berkeley: University of California, 1947.

824. HD Cauley, Troy J.1761 Agriculture in an. Industrial Economy: TheC42 Agrarian Crisis. New York: Bookman Associ-

ates, 1956.

825. F Chase, Stuart.1215 Mexico: A Study of Two Americas. NewC49 York: Literary Guild, 1931.1931

826. Social Coon, Gene L.Science "Pachuco." Common Ground, Spring, 1948.Periodical pp. 49-52.

827. Microfilm Copp, Nelson Gage.HD "'Wetbacks' & Braceros: Mexican Migrant1525 Laborers & American Immigration Policy,C6 1930-1960." Unpublished Doctor's disser-

tation, Boston University, 1963.

828. HD Cross, Ira Brown.8083 A History of the Labor Movement inC2 California. Berkeley: University ofC7 California Press, 1935.

829. F Diaz, May N.1391 Tonala; Conservatism, Responsibility, andT65 Authority in a Mexican Town. Berkeley:D5 University of California Press, 1966.

830. FZ Dobie, James Frank.1251 Guide to Life and Literature of the South-S8 west. Rev. and enZ. in Both Knowledge andD6 Wisdom. Dallas: Swithern Methodist Uni-1952 versity Press, 1952.

831. Education Durham, Joseph T.Periodical "The Melting Pot; Minorities Should Strive

for Cultural Pluralism but Retain TheirIdentities." Clearing House, May, 1965.pp. 547-550.

-92-

. 97


832. Social Dworkin, Anthony G.Science "Stereotypes and Self-Images Held byPeriodical Native-Born and Foreign Born Mexican

Americans." Sociology and Social Research,January, 1965. pp. 214-224.

833. HD Galarza, Ernesto.1527 Merchants of Labor: The Mexican BraceroC2 Story; an Account of the Managed Migra-G3 tion of Mexican Farm Workers in California,1964a 1942-1960. Santa Barbara, Calif: McNally

& Loftin, 1964.

834. HQ Gordon, Albert Isaac.1031 Intermarriage: Interfaith, Interracial,G6 Interethnic. Boston: Beacon, 1964.

835. HN Gordon, Milton Myron.57 Assimilation in American Life: The RoleG6 of Race, Religion, and National Origins.

New York: Oxford University Press, 1964.

836. Social Graves, Theodore D.Science "Acculturation, Access, and Alcohol in aPeriodical Tri-Ethnic Community." American Anthro-

pologist, June/August, 1967. pp. 306-321.

837. Humanities Gray, Hollis, and others.Periodical "Gringoisms in Arizona." American Speech,

October, 1949. pp. 234-236.

838. Social Griffith, Beatrice.Science "Finger-Tip Coats Are the Style." CommonPeriodical Ground, Spring, 1948. pp. 61-67.

839. F Handlin, Oscar.73.9 Boston's Immigrants; a Study in Acculturation.Al Rev. and en!. Cambridge, Mass.: BelknapH3 Press of Fiarvard University, 1959.1959

840. Thesis Hansen, Beulah L.H2483 "An Exploratory Study of the Needs, Con-1968 cerns, and Aspirations of Mothers of the

Gardenland and Garden Acres Areas ofSacramento." Unpublished Master's thesis,Sacramento State College, 1968.

-93-

98

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS: CULTURAL BACKGROUND (ain't)

841. S Haystead, Ladd, and Gilbert C. Fite.441 The Agricultural Regions of the UnitedH35 States. Norman: University of Oklahoma

Press, 1955.

842. GN Herskovits, Melville J.320 Acculturation: The Study of CultureH55 Contact. New York: J. J. Augustin, 1938.

843. Social Humphrey, Norman D.Science "The Changing Structure of the DetroitPeriodical Mexican Family: An Index of Acculturation.",

American Sociological. Review, December,1944. pp. 622-626. .

844. Social Humphrey, Norman D.Science "The Cultural Background of the MexicanPeriodical Immigrant." Rural Sociology, September,

1948. pp. 239-255.

845. Social Iumphrey, Norman D.Science "Housing and Household Practices of DetroitPeriodical Mexicans." Social Forces, Nay, 1946. pp.

433-437.

846. Microfilm Johns, Bryan Theodore.HD "Field Workers in California Cotton." Un-1527 published Master's thesis, Berkeley: Uni-C2 versit Y of California, 1948.J6

847. HD Johnson, Elizabeth Sands.6235 Welfare of Families of Sugar-Beet Laborers;J7 a Study of Child Labor and Its Relation to

Family Work, Income, and Living Conditionsin 1935. Washington: U.S. GovernmentPrinting Office, 1939.

848. Social Jones, Robert C.Science "Ethnic Family Patterns: The MexicanPeriodical Family in the United States." American

Journal of Sociology, May, 1948. pp.450-452.

849. ref Jones, Robert C.HDZ Selected References on the Labor Impor-7164 Cation Program Between Mexico and theLl United States. Washington: Pan AmericanJ6 Union, 1948.

-94--

99


850. GN Kelly, Arthur Randolph.57 Physical Anthropology of a MexicanM4 Population in Texas; a Study in Race-K4 Mixture. New Orleans: Middle American

Research Institute, Tulane University,1947.

851. E Kluckhohn, Florence, and Fred L. Strodtbeck.184 Variations in Value Orientations. Evanston,Al Ill.: Row, Peterson, 1961.K5

852. ERICED 013 153

853. ERICED 024 478

Knowlton, Clark S.Changes in the Structure and Roles ofSpanish-American Families of Northern NewMexico. Author, 1965.

Knowlton, Clark S. (ed.).

Indian and Spanish American Adjustments toArid and SemiarSd Environments. Lubbock:Texas Technological College, 1964.

854. Social Knowlton, Clark S.Science "Patron-Peon Pattern Among the SpanishPeriodical Americans of New Mexico." Social Forces,

October, 1962. pp. 12-17.

855. HQ Lewis, Oscar.562 The Children of Sanchez; Autobiography ofL38 a Mexican Family. New York: Random House,

1961.

856. F Lewis, Oscar.1391 Life in a Mexican Village: TeportlanT3 Restudied. Urbana: University of IllinoisL4 Press, 1951.

857. HQ Lewis, Oscar.562 Pedro Martinez; t Mexican Peasant and HisL43 Family. New York: Random House, 1964.

858. F Lewis, Oscar.1391 Teportlan, Vnlage in Mexico. New York:T3 Holt, 1960.L42

859. Social McGinn, Noel F., Ernest Harburg, and Gerald P.Science Ginsburg.Periodical "Responses to Interpersonal Conflict by Middle

Class Males in Guadalajara and Michigan."American Anthropologist, December, 1965. pp.

1483-1494.

-95^

....errow,enn1.2,411111r,


860. Microfilm McNamara, Patrick Hayes.F "Mexican-Americans in Los Angeles868 County; a Study in Acculturation."L8 Unpublished Master'S thesis, St. LouisM3 University, 1957.

861. Microfilm Martinez, Ruth Lucretia.F "The Unusual Mexican; a Study in Accultur -870 ation." Unpublished Master's thesis,M5 ClaremJnt Colleges, 1942.M3

862. ref Mencken, H. L.PE The American Language. New York: Knopf,2808 1955.M41955

863. E Mittelbach, Frank G., Joan W. Moore, and184 Ronald McDaniel.M5 .Intermarriage of Mexican-Americans.C3 Advance Report No. 6, Mexican-Americanno. 6 Study Project. Los Angeles: University

of California, 1966.

864. Thesis Monfross, John.M742 "Farm'Labor Difficulties in California1967 in 1933-1934." Unpublished Master's

thesis, Sacramento State College, 1967.

865. HD Nelson, Eugene.5325 Hue Thr First Hundred Days of theV52 Great Delano Grape Strike. Delano,1965 Calif.: Farm Worker Press, 1966.N4

866. GN Nutini, Hugo G.480 San Bernardino Contlas Marriage and FamilyN8 Structure in a Tlaxcalan MUnicipio.' Pitts-

burgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1968.

867. Microfilm Palomares, Uvaldo Hill.F "A Study of the Role of Mobility in the868 Acculturation Process of Rural MigrantR6 and Non-Migrant Disadvantaged Mexican-.P3 Americans in the Coachella Valley." Un-

published Doctor's dissertation, Universityof Southern California, 1967.

-96-

101

.onn mmrmermIralstsmrms,sermmr.mrts-rr.rmwr.m..,..memrromarrtErmlnti.1:1M177. r1171.1 tOTTIITEIZwnvrrr


868. ERICED 014 366

Pattern Transmission in a Bicultural Community.-Sacramento: Distributed by the Bureau ofIntergroup Relations, Office of CompensatoryEducation,"California State Department ofEducation, 1967.

869. F Paz, Octavio.1210 The Labyrinth of Solitude; Life and ThoughtP313 in Mexico. New York: Grove Press, 1962.

870. Social Penalosa, Fernando.Science "The Changing Mexican-American in SouthernPeriodical California." Sociology and Social Research,

July, 1967. pp. 405-417.

871. Social Penalosa, Fernando, and Edward. C. McLonagh.Science "Social Mobility in a Mexican7AmericanPeriodical Community." Social Forces, June, 1966.

pp. 498-505.

872. F Price, John A. (ed.).1391 Tijuana '68: Ethnographic Notes on aT46 Mexican Border Town. San Diego: San DiegoP7 State College, Department of Anthropology,

1968..

873. F Ramos, Samuel.1210 Profile of Man and Culture in Mexico.R353 Austin: University of Texas Press, 1962.

874. F Redfield, Robert.1391 TepozZan a Mexican Village: A Study ofT3 Folk Life. Chicago: University of ChicagoR31 Press, 1930.

875. Microfilm Roberts, Mary Marshall.GV "Comparison of the Physical Status, Physical464.5 Abilities and Physical Self Concepts ofR6 Delinquent and Non-Delinquent Boys." Un-

published Doctor's dissertation, Universityof Colorado, 1964.

876. Social Romano, Octavio Ignacio.Science "Donship in a Mexican-American CommunityPeriodical in Texas." American Anthropologist,

December, 1960. pp. 966-976.

877. Social Rubel, Arthur J.Science "Prognosticative Calendar System." Amer-Periodical ican Anthropologist, February, 1965. ip. 107-110.

-97-

102


878. F Rusinow, Irving.804 A Camera Report on Bi Cerrito, a TypicalE4 Spanish-American Community in New Mexico.R8 Washington: U.S. Government Printing

Office, 1942.

879. Social Sanchez, George I.Science "Pachucos in the Making." Common Ground,Periodical Autumn, 1943. pp. 13-20.

880. Microfilm Satterfield, Donna Mae Olsen.HQ "Acculturation and Marriage Role Patterns:535 A Comparative Study of Mexican-AmericanS22 Women." Unpublished Doctor's dissertation,

University of Arizona, 1966.

881. ERICED 015 796

Saunders, Lyle, and others.Readings for Understanding SouthwesternCulture. Alamosa, Colo.: Center forCultural Studies, Adams State College, 1963.

882. ref Saunders, Lyle (comp.).FZ A Guide to Materials Bearing on Cultural1315 Relations in New Mexico. Albuquerque:S35 University of New Mexico Press, 1944.

883. Social Senter, Donovan.Science "Acculturation Among New Mexican VillagersPeriodical in Comparison to Adjustment Patterns of

Other Spanish-Speaking Americans." Rural:Sociology, March, 1945. pp. 31-47.


Shulman, David."Some Californian Contributions to theAmerican Vocabulary." American Speech,December, 1949. pp. 264-267.

885. Social Stone, Robert C., Frank A. Petroni, andScience Thomas J. McCleneghan.Periodical "Ambos Nogales: Bi-Cultural Urbanism in

a Developiug Region." Arizona Review ofBusiness and Public Administration, January,1963. pp. 1-29.

886. HD Taylor, Paul S.8081 Mexican Labor in the United States. 10M6 parts. Berkeley, Calif.: University ofT3. California Press, 1928-34.

-98-




889. HD1525A23

890. qHD5856U5A3

891. HD1525A4

892. HD1527T4U61941

893. HD8039P386U51940

894. F804R5V6


Tharp, Roland G., and others."Changes in Marriage Roles Accompanyingthe Acculturation of the Mexican-AmericanWife." Journal of Marriage and the Family,August, 1968. pp. 404-412.

Turner, Ralph H., and Samuel J. Surace."Zoo: -Suiters and Mexicans: Symbols inCrowd Behavior." American Journal ofSociology, July, 1956. pp. 14-20.

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Laborand Public Welfare. Subcommittee on MigratoryLabor.

The Migratory Farm Labor Problem in theUnited States; Report. Washington: U. S.Government Printing Office. Annual.

U. S. Federal Interagency CommitteeLabor.

Migrant Labor: A Human Problem;Recommendations. Washington: U.of Labor, 1947.

on Migrant

Report andS. Department

U. S. President's Commission on Migratory Labor.Migratory Labor in American Agriculture;Report. Washington; U. S. Government PrintingOffice, 1951.

U. S. Works Project Administration.Mexican Migratory Workers of South Texas.Washington: U. S. Government Printing Office,1941.

U. S. Work Projects Administration.The Pecan SheZZers of San Antonio; theProblem of Underpaid and UnemployedMexican Labor. Washington: U. S.Government Printing Office, 1940.

Vogt, Evon Zartman, and Ethel M. Albert (eds.).People of Rirnrock; a Study of Values inFive Cultures. Cambridge, Mass.: HarvardUniversity Press, 1966.

Watson, James B., and Julian Samora."Subordinate Leadership in a BiculturalCommunity; an Analysis." American Socio-logical Review, August, 1954. pp. 413-421.

-99-


896. MicrofilmHD6305S7W4

897. HD325W45

898. E

184AlW72

899. GN320W74

900. E

185.61Y5

Weaver, Charles Morris."A Comparative Study of Selected SignificantFactOrs in the Job Performance of the Spanish-Surname Employee in Selected Organizations."Unpublished Doctor's dissertation, Universityof Texas, 1967.

Whetten, Nathan.Rural Mexico. Chicago: University ofChicago Press, 1948.

Woods, Frances Jerome, Sister.Cultural Values of American Ethnic Groups.New York: Harper, 1956.

World Federation for Mental Health.Cultural Patterns and Technical Change,ed. Margaret Mead. Paris: UNESCO, 1953.

Yinger, John Milton.A Minority Group in American Society.New York: McGraw-Hill, 1965.

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS: EMPLOYMENT


902. HD1525A6


904. ERICED 023 507

"Actos: Teatro Campesino, a Theatrical Partof the United Farmworkers OrganizingCommittee." New Yorker, August 19, 1967.pp. 23-25.

Allen, Steve.The Ground Is Our Table. Garden City,N. Y.: Doubleday, 1966.

"Another Extension." Commonweal, November 15,1963. p. 213.

Barnes, Robert F., and others.The California Migrant Farm Worker, HisFamily and the Rural Community. Davis:University of California Department ofApplied Behavioral Sciences, 1967.

-100-

105

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS: EMPLOYMENT (con't)



907. ERICED 014 599





912. HA263C45

913. F

869L8C35

914. JK8760.5N4A3

"Battle Over the Braceros." Business Week,January 9, 1965. p. 24.

Begeman, Jean."Sweatshops on the Farm." New Republic,July 30, 1951. pp. 16-17.

"Braceros, Mexico, andLabor Developments,

"Braceros, Stay Home."1963. p. 748.

Foreign Trade." FarmJuly, 1966. pp. ?

Economist, August 31,

"Bring Back the Braceros." Newsweek, March 8,1965. p. 78.

Bullock, Paul."Employment Problems of the Mexican-American."Industrial Relations, May, 1964. pp. 37-50.

Bylin, James E."Bracer° Boomerang: All the PredictionsAbout Ending the Program Were Wrong."WaZZ Street journal, March 9, 1967. p. 16.


Californians of Spanish Surname; Population,Education, Employment, Income. San Francisco.1964.


Negroes and Mexican Americans in South andEast Los Angeles. Changes Between 1960and 1965 in Population, Employment, Income,Family Status. An Analysis of a U. S.Census Survey of November 1965. San Francisco.1966. (Also available in ERIC; ED 022 589).

California. Governor.Negroes and Mexican-Americans in the CaliforniaState Government; a Cooperative Project Con-ducted by the Office of the Governor, EdmundG. Brown, Selected California Newspaper Pub-lishers, and the State Personnel Board.Sacramento, 1965.

-101-

106


915. Social "Can They Pull Off a Nationwide Boycott?"

Science Nation's Business, October, 1968. pp.

Periodical 46-48.

916. Social "Churches Oppose Braceros Program." Christian

Science Century, December 23, 1964. pp. 1580-1581.

Periodical

917. ERICED 014 598

Cohen, Irving J."Huelga! A Milestone in Farm Unionism."Farm Labor Developments, September, 1966.

PP- ?

918. Social Compton, Neville.Science "Green Valley Isn't So Jolly; MigrantPeriodical Labor Camp Conditions, Yakima." New

Republic, September 7; 1968. pp. 19-20.

919. ERICED 018 316

Conference on Families Who Follow the Crops,Fifth, 1967.

Report and Recommendations. Sacramento,Calif.: Governor's Advisory Committee onChildren and Youth, Subcommittee on theMigrant Child, 1967.

920. Social "Congress Extends Braceros Program." Christian

Science Century, January 1, 1964. pp. 5-6.

Periodical

921. Social Corker, Jeanne L.Science "Our Brother the Migrant." Christian

Periodical Century, September 29, 1965. pp. 1192-1193.

922. Social Creagan, James F.

Science "Public Law 78: A Tangle of Domestic and

Periodical International Relations." Journal ofInter-American Studies, October, 1965.pp. 541-556.

923. Social Creutz, Helmut.Science "The I.L.O. and Social Security for ForeignPeriodical and Migrant Workers." International Labour

Review, April, 2968. pp. 351-369.

924. Social Coombs, S. W.

Science "Bracero's Journey: U. S. Harvest Provides

Periodical Seasonal Work for Mexican Farmers." Americas,

December, 1963. pp. 7-11.

-102-

a f


92, SocialSciencePeriodical


927. ERICED 014 597

928. HD7835C2E2




932. E184M5C3no. 10


934. HD1527A188

D'Antonio, William V., and Julian Samora."Occupational Stratifications in. FourSouthwestern Communities: A Study ofEthnic Differential Employment in Hospitals."Social Forces, October, 1962. pp. 17-25.

"Deathtrap for Wetbacks." Time, October 11,1968. pp. 24-25.

Dellon, Howard N."The Adverse-Effect Policy for AgriculturalLabor." Farm Labor Developments, August,1966. pp. ?

Eaves. Lucile.A History of California Labor Legislation,with an Introductory Sketch of the SanFrancisco Labor Movement. Berkeley: Uni-versity of California Press, 1910.

Erenburg, Mark."Obreros Unidos in Wisconsin." MonthlyLabor Review, June, 1968. pp. 17-23.

-Farm Workers Choose a Union." America,September 17, 1966. p. 270.

"The Fate of P.L. 78." Commonweal, June 14,1963. pp. 316-317.

Fogel, Walter.Mexican Americans in Southwest LaborMarkets. Advance Report No. 10, MexicanAmerican Study Project. Los Angeles:University of California, 1967.

Form, William H., and Julius Rivera."Work Contacts and International Evaluations:The Case of a Mexican Border Village."Social Forces, Nay, 1959. pp. 334-339.

Fuller, Varden.Labor Relations in Agricultum. Berkeley:Institute of Industrial Relations, Uni-versity of California, 1955.

-103-


935. Social Galarza, Ernesto.Science "Rural Community Development." El Grito,Periodical Winter, 1968. pp. 22-27.

936. Social Gilmore, N. Ray, and Gladys W. Gilmore.Sciende "The Bracero in California." PacificPeriodical Historical Review, August, 1963. pp.

265-282.

937. Social "Grapes of Wrath-New Style." Economist,Science April 3, 1965. p. 52.Periodical

938. HD Greer, Scott A.6490 Last Man In; Racial Access to UnionR2 Power. Glencoe, 111.: Free Press, 1959.G7

939. Social "Growers Face Loss of Braceros." BusinessScience Week, August 22, '1,964. p. 120.Periodical

940. Social Hadley, Eleanor M.Science "Critical Analysis of the Wetback Problem."Periodical Law and Contemporary Problems, Spring,

1956. pp. 334-357.

941. HD Hancock, Richard H.1525 The Role of the Bracero in the EconomicH3 and Cultural Dynamics of Mexico; a Case

Study of Chihuahua. Stanford, Calif.:Hispanic. American Society, 1959.

942. Social Hartmire, Wayne C.Science "Farm Workers on the Fringe." ChristianPeriodical Century, July 29, 1964. pp. 959-962.

943. Social Henderson, Julia.Science "Foreign Labour in the United States DuringPeriodical the War." International Labour Review,

December, 1945. pp. 609-631.

944. Social "House Rejects Bracero Program." ChristianScience Cen '-(ry, June 12, 1963. p. 766.Periodical

945. Social International Labour Office.Science "Temporary Migration of Mexican Workers toPeriodical the United States." International Labour

Review, October, 1944. pp. 519-521.

-104-


946. Microfilm Jones, Lamar Babington.HD "Mexican-American Labor Problems in1527 Texas." Unpublished Doctor's disser-T4 tation, University of Texas, 1965.J6

947. Social Kibbe, Pauline R.Science "The American Standard--For All Americans."Periodical Common Ground, Autumn, 1949. pp. 19-27.

948. HD Koch, William H.1525 Dignity of Their Own; Helping the Dis-K6 advantaged Become First-Class Citizens.

New York: Friendship Press, 1966.

949. Microfilm Landolt, Robert Garland.HD "The Mexican-American Workers of San8085 Antonio, Texas." Unpublished Doctor'sS373 dissertation, University of Texas, 1965.L3

950. Social Leary, Mary Ellen.Science "As the Braceros Leave." Reporter,Periodical January 28, 1965. pp. 43-45.

951. Social Leibson, Art.Science "The Wetback Invasion." Common Ground!,Periodical Autumn, 1949. pp. 11-19.

952. Social Levenstein, Harvey A.Science "The AFL and Mexican Immigration in thePeriodical 1920's: An Experiment in Labor Diplomacy."

Hispanic American Historical Review, May,1968. pp. 206-219.

953. Social "Machines Take Over Bracero Job." BusinessScience Reek, January 8, 1966. pp. 108-110.Periodical

954. Social McLellan, Andrew C.Science "Thirty Cents au Hour!" American Feder-Periodical ationist, May, 1955. pp. 23-24.

955. HD McWilliams, Carey.1527 Factories in the Field; the Story ofC2 Migratory Farm Labor in California.M25 Boston: Little, Brown, 1939.

-105-

J.10


956. HD1525M35

957. ERICED 013 676




961. ERICED 014 602






McWilliams, Carey.ill Fares the Land: Migrants and MigratoryLabor in the United States. Boston: Little,Brown, 1942.

Metzler, William H.Farm Workers in a Specialized Seasonal CropArea, Stanislaus County, California.Berkeley: Giannini Foundation of AgriculturalEconomics, University of California, 1966.

"The Mexican American: A New Focus on Oppor-tunity. Report to the President by CertainMembers of the Cabinet." Weekly Compilationof Presidential Documents, June 1'1, 1967.pp. 842-846.

"Migrant Labor Agreement with Mexico." TheLabor Market and Employment Security, July,1952. pp. 1-2.

"Migratory Farm Labor; the Problem and Proposalsfor Improvement." State Government, May,1958. pp. 94-99.

"Migratory Workers in the United States." FarmLabor DeveZopments, October, 1965. pp. ?

Mills, Nicolaus C."Workers on the Farms." New Republic,September 23, 1967. p. 9.

"Minority Groups in California." MonthlyLabor Review, September, 1966. pp. 978-983.

Maley, Raymond."The Bracero Blunder.' Newsweek, July 19,1965. p. 88.

Morales, Henry."From Their Hands, a Feast." AmericanEducation, November, 1965. pp. 1-5.

Ogle, Alice."California Farm Labor." America,L- 19-26, 1964. pp. 799, 802.

-106-



968. HD8072P25

969. HD6519L75P4







976. ERICED 021 671

"Old Myth Fades; Bracero Program's End inCalifornia." Nation, July 19, 1965. p. 31.

Parker, Carleton.The Casual Laborer, and Other Essays. NewYork: Harcourt, 1920.

Perry, Louis B., and Richard S. Perry.A History of the Los Angeles Labor Move-ment, 1911-1941. Berkeley: University ofCalifornia Press, 1963.

Rooney, James F."The Effects of Imported Mexican FarmLabor in a California County." AmericanJournal of Economics and Sociology,October, 1961. pp. 513-521.

Roysher, Martin, and Douglas Ford."California's Grape Pickers Will Soon BeObsolete." New Republic, April 13, 1968.pp. 11-12

Salandini, Victor."Decision at Di Giorgio." America,October 8, 1966. pp. 415, 418.

Salandini, Victor."More Grapes of Wrath." America,August 17, 1968. pp. 104-105.

Scruggs, Otey M."Texas and the Bracero Program, 1942-1947." Pacific Historical Review,August, 1963. pp. 251-264.

Scruggs, Otey M."The United States, Mexico, and theWetbacks, 1942-1947." PacificHistorical Review, May, 1961. pp.149-164.

Segalman, Ralph.Army of Despair: The Migrant WorkerStream. Washington: Educational SystemsCorporation, 1968.

-107-





980. ERICED 020 028


982. HD8081M6T3

983. ERICED 013 156

984. ERICED 013 158

985. ERICED 013 157



Shannon, Lyle W., and Elaine M. Krass."The Economic Absorption of In-MigrantLaborers in a Northern Industrial Com-munity." American Journal of Economicsand Sociology, January, 1964. pp. 65-84.

"Stoop Labor." Commonweal, February 5, 1965.pp. 596-597.

"Stoop Labor Furor." Scholastic Teacher,May 6, 1965. pp. 18-19.

A Study of Migrant Workers in SouthwestOklahoma. Oklahoma City: Oklahoma ENploy-ment Security Commission, 1965.

Taylor, Paul S."Note on Streams of Mexican Migration."American Journal of Sociology, September,1930. pp. 287-288.

Taylor, Paul Schuster.Mexican Labor in the United States. 3 vols.in 10 parts. Berkeley: University ofCal4fnrnia Press, 1928-1934.

Texas Migrant Labor: The 1964 Migration.n.p.: Texas Council on Migrant Labor,1965.

Texas Migrant Labor: The 1965 Migration.Austin: Good Neighbor Commission of Texas,1966.

Texas Migrant Labor: The 1966 Migration.Austin: Good Neighbor Commission of Texas,1967.

Thompson, Albert N."The Mexican Immigrant Worker in South.-western Ag4culture." American JournalofEconomidt and Sociology, October, 1956.pp. 73-81,

Tobin, Richard L."The Revoluticl Is Not Coming. It IsHere." Saturday Review, August 17, 1968.pp. 12-15, 61-63.

-108-

1 1 2

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS: EMPLOYMENT (can't)

988. Social "Trouble in the Melon Patch." Newsweek,Science June 19, 1967. pp. 38, 43.Periodical

989. Social Turner, William.Science "No Dice for Braceros." RampartsPeriodical September, 1965. pp. 14-26.

9ST. ERICED 011 215

Ulibarri, Horacio.Social and Attitudinal Characteristicsof Migrant and FT-Migrant Workers: NewMexico, Colorado, Arizona and Texas.Author, n.d.

991. Social "Unionizing the Farm." Business Week,Science April 22, 1967. pp. 164, 166.Periodical

992. ref U. S. Bureau of Labor Standards.HDZ Selected References on Migratory Workers7164 and Their Families; Problems and Programs.Ll Washington: 1955-1960.U6551955-6C

993. JK U. S. Civil Service Commission.765 Study of Minority Group Employment in theA5137 Federal Government. Washington: U. S.1965 Government Printing Officz., annual.

994. ERICED 022 847

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Laborand Public Welfare.

The Migratory Farm Labor Problem in theUnited States. Washington: U. S., Govern-ment Printing Office, 1967.

995. Social Walker, Helen W.Science "Mexican Immigrants as Laborers." SociologyPeriodical and Social. Research, September/October, 1928.

pp. 55-62.

996. ERICED 013 125

Western Interstate Conference on MigratoryLabOt, Phoenix, 1960.

Proceedings, ed. Elton K. McQuery. SanFrancisco: Council of State Governments, 1960.

997. Social When U. S. Barred Foreign Workers from Farms."Science U. S. News and World Report, May 31, 1965.Periodical pp. 73-75.

-109-

SOCIAL LIFE AND PROBLEMS: EMPLOYMENT (con's)

998. Social "Where Braceros Once Worked." BusinessScience Week, January 16, 1965. pp. 32-33.Periodical

999. ERIC Wright, David E.ED 023 512 "Occupational Orientations of Mexican

American Youth in Selected Texas Counties."Unpublished Master's thesis, Texas A & MUniversity, 1968.

1000. ERICED 023 496

Wright, David E., and William P. Kuvlesky."Occupational Status Projections of MexicanAmerican Youth Residing in the Rio GrandeValley." Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Southwest Sociological Associ-ation, April, 1968, Dallas.

-110-

115

CHICANO PERIODICALS

Social SciencePeriodical










Bronce (formerly Bronze). 1560 34th Avenue,Oakland, California 94601. (Monthly)Volume 1, number 1, 1969-

Carta Editorial. P. O. Box 54624, TerminalAnnex, Los Angeles, California 90054.(Monthly) Volume 5, number 10, 1968 -

Chicano Student Movement. P. O. Box 31322,Los Angeles, California 90031. (Irregular)Volume 1, number 6, 1968-

Compass. 1290 Egypt Street, Houston, Texas77009. (Monthly) Volume 1, number 3, 1967-

El Gallo. 1567 Downing Street, Denver,Colorado 80218. (Monthly) Volume 1,number 14, 1968

EZ Grito. QUinto Sol Publications Inc.,P. O. Box 9275, Berkeley, California 93919.(Quarterly) Volume 1, number 1, 1967-

El Bispano (formerly EZ Bispanoamericano).2745 Franklin. Boulevard, Sacramento,California 95818. (Weekly) Volume 1,number 44, 1968-

Inside Eastside. P. O. Box 63273, Los Angeles,California 90063. (Irregular) Volume 2,number 1, 1968-

El Maicriado. Box 1060, Delano, California93215. (Biweekly) Number 1, 1965-

ET Paisano (Arizona). United Farm WorkersOrganizing Committee of Arizona, Box 155,Tolleson, Arizona 85353. (Monthly) Volume 1,number 2, 1968-

Social Science La Raza. P. O. Box 31004, Los Angeles, CaliforniaPeriodical 90031. (Bimonthly) Volume 1, number 13, 1968-

GUIDE TO FURTHER INFORMATION

The basic source for book-type materials available in the Libraryis the card catalogue, which lists books concerned with the Mexican-American under several subject headings, depending on the geographicalarea involved; i.e., MEXICANS IN THE U. S., MEXICANS IN CALIFORNIA,MEXICANS IN TEXAS. Books which do not deal specifically with theMexican-American, yet which may treat topics of vital importance tohim, are listed under a variety of subjects: DISCRIMINATION INEMPLOYMENT, DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING, CHILDREN OF MIGRANT LABORERS- -EDUCATION, SOCIALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN--EDUCATION, are but asample of the possible categories which might be consulted.

Articles in periodicals may be found by consulting the many indexesavailable; a few of these are listed below, with their locationsindicated in the margin to the left.

Social Science, READERS' GUIDE TO PERIODICAL LITERATURE indexesHumanities, articles published in the major popular UnitedScience States periodicals under the terms MEXICANReference AMERICANS and VEXICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS IN THE

UNITED STATES. Related items may be found undersubject headings likely to be of concern to theMexican-American; examples would be such sub-jects as SPANISH SPEAKING STUDENTS, BOYCOTTS,and MIGRANT LABOR.

Social Science, SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES INDEX covers theHumanities more scholarly journals, but uses substantiallyReference the same headings as Readers' Guide.

Social Science PUBLIC AFFAIRS INFORMATION SERVICE BULLETIN in-Ref erence dexes a wide variety of materials, including

books, pamphlets, magazines, newspapers, andreports of public agencies published in Englishthroughout the world. The primary subject toconsult is MEXICAN AMERICANS, but, as in otherindexes, the user may find related materialsunder other subject headings.

Humanities MUSIC INDEX. Because of the fact that there isReference so little in the literature on specifically

Mexican-American music, this index is usefulprimarily for background information on themusic of Mexico.

Humanities ART INDEX, like Music Index, is of interest forReference the articles it includes on the arts of Mexico.

Humanities GUIDE TO THE PERFORMING ARTS covers material onReference the Mexican theater, music, ballet, and opera.

-112-

1 1 7

Humanities INDEX TO LATIN AMERICAN PERIODICAL LITERATUREReference covers periodicals published in Latin America

or elsewhere in the world that concern LatinAmerica. It uses the term MEXICANS IN THE U. S.

Science INDEX 1VIJDICUS is an index to medical journals.Reference It does not list articles under the names of

ethnic groups, but under subjects associatedwith them; for example, the terms SOCIAL WELFAREand TRANSIENTS AND MIGRANTS may include somearticles on health problems and programs.

Science HOSPITAL LITERATURE INDEX includes articles onReference the health problems of migratory workers under

the heading TRANSIENT CARE.',

Science NURSING LITERATURE INDEX also covers the healthReference of migratory workers under the term MIGRANT PRO-

BLEMS, and the care of deprived children underCHILD WELFARE.

Education EDUCATION INDEX uses the subject heading MEXICANReference AMERICANS; some additional terms which might be

consulted are: CHILDREN OF MIGRANT LABORERS,CULTURALLY DEPRIVED, BILINGUUISK, and SPANISHSPEAKING STUDENTS.

Education PSYCHOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS locates articles on theReference Mexican-American under the terms MINORITY GROUP

and ETHNOLOGY.

Education RESEARCH IN EDUCATION indexes some periodicals,Reference but is primarily an index to the microfiche col-

lection of research reports gathered by theEducational Resources Information Center. Mostof the terms used in the previously mentionedindexes are also used in Research in Education.

-113 -

118

SUBJECT INDEX

(Numbers correspond to entries rather than pages)

ABILITY, ART 170

ABILITY, EDUCATIONAL

ABILITY, MUSICAL

123, 141,

152, 216

142, 143, 160

ABILITY, READING 38, 146, 151, 180, 260

ACCULTURATION 5, 17, 61, 86, 92, 105, 106,_295, 4g8, 486,487, 538, 554,'600, 603, 609, 673, 682, 718,751, 756, 762, 769, 817, 831, 835,_836, 839,842, 843, 854, 860, 861, 867, 882, 883, 887,899, 977, 995

ACHIEVEMENT, EDUCATIONAL 1, 2, 3, 65, 98, 126, 129, 131, 142, 143,144, 160, 165, 166, 168, 253

ACHIEVEMENT, READING

ADOLESCENCE

171, 206,

382

232, 264

ADULT EDUCATION

AGGRESSION (PSYCHOLOGY)

79, 223,

382, 406

270, 326, 350, 359, 365, 372, 375

AORICULTURAL.LABORERS see MIGRANT LABOR

ALAMO 506

ANTHROPO-GEOGRAPHY--NEW 822MEXICO

ANTI-CATHOLICISM see RELIGION

ANXIETY 167

AMA, JUAN BAUTISTA DE-- 565FICTION

ARITHMETIC-TEACHING see MATHEMATICS-- TEACHING

ART ABILITY see ABILITY, ART

ASPIRATION, EDUCATIONAL 23, 48, 139, 145

ASPIRATION, OCCUPATIONAL 23, 999,

-114-

1000

119

ATTENDANCE, SCHOOL

ATTITUDES, COMMUNITY

ATTITUDES, POLITICAL

ATTITUDES (PSYCHOLOGY)

35

611,

106

823

681, 686

ATTITUDES, STUDENT 24, 62, 84, 124, 130, 281

ATTITUDES, TEACHER 45, 56, 57, 86, 90, 130, 179, 214, 225,281, 325, 336, 337

AUDIOVISUAL EDUCATION 202, 287

BAJA CALIFORNIA -- HISTORY 442, 443, 452, 453, 499

BIBLIOGRAPHIES 14, 21, 41, 77, 194, 200, 203, 205, 213.,226, 267, 277, 291, 301, 338, 445, 458,462, 612, 624, 654, 700, 730, 743, 830,849, 882

BILINGUALISM 17, 27, 38, 46, 58, 59, 71, 103, 109, 117,127, 137, 140, 142, 143, 147, 149, 156,161, 163, 164, 177, 187, 196, 202, 208,209, 212, 219, 220, 222, 235, 237, 241,242, 243, 248, 249, 256, 263, 271, 275,276, 280, 285, 294, 296, 298, 300, 311,312, 316, 341, 345, 346, 356, 358, 363,369

BOYCOTTS see STRIKES AND BOYCOTTS

BRACEROS 746, 827, 833, 903, 905, 906, 907, 908,909, 911, 916, 920, 922, 924, 926, 931,936, 937, 939, 940, 941, 943, 944, 945,950, 951, 952, 953, 954, 959, 964, 966,967, 970, 974, 975, 978, 979, 986, 989,995, 996, 997

CABANUELAS 877

CALIFORNIA--HISTORY 344, 454, 461, 475, 518, 519, 520, 521,522, 523, 537, 539

CARRANZA, VENUSTIANO 477

CATHOLIC CHURCH see RELIGION

CHANDLER, HARRY 442

CHAVEZ, CESAR 972, 973, 987, 991

-115-

CHILD LABOR

COLORADO - -HISTORY

COMPENSATORY EDUCATION

CONSUMER EDUCATION

COSTUME.

COUNSELING

CREATIVITY

CRIME AND CRIMINALS

CULTURAL DIFFERENCES

CULTURAL VALUES

CULTURE CONFLICT

CURRICULUM

DIAZ, PORFIRIO

DISCRIMINATION INEMPLOYMENT

DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING

DROPOUTS, SCHOOL

EARLY CALIFORNIA

ECONOMIC STATUS

EDUCATION-MEXICO

EDUCATION'Al ABILITY

EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT

EDUCATIONAL NEEDS

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARYEDUCATION ACT OF 1965

847, 960

481

72, 343, 348, 371

647

581

122, 148, 150, 172, 173

140, 170

389

61, 62, 66, 86, 105, 106, 215, 325, 380,388, 390, 411, 416, 425, 432, 435, 528,682, 684, 744, 775, 776, 831, 868, 881

10, 86, 419, 894, 898

see CULTURAL DIFFERENCES

184, 208, 250, 275, 276, 374

761

735

see HOUSING

28, 37, 94, 102, 116, 150, 360

see CALIFORNIA -- HISTORY

74, 591, 616

see MEXICO - -EDUCATION

see ABILITY, EDUCATIONAL

set ACHIEVEMENT,. EDUCATIONAL

25, 105, 178, 185, 237, 365

see OPPORTUNITIES, EDUCATIONAL

29, 342, 343, 348, 354, 361

-116 -

121

-

EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT

ENGLISH AS A SECOND

58, 82, 149

50, 88, 109, 169, 174, 192, 200, 213,LANGUAGE 224, 262, 277, 279, 287, 293, 296, 302,

303, 311, 313, 328, 329, 330

ENGLISH LANGUAGE 813, 837, 862, 884

ENGLISH LANGUAGE--.TEACHING 137, 195, 202, 204, 230,.231, 266, 271,

273, 280, 295, 310, 331, 332, 368

ENROLLMENT, SCHOOL 11, 28

FAMILY STRUCTURE 106, 382, 385, 408, 419, 603, 843, 848,

852, 855, 866

FARM LABORERS see MIGRANT LABOR

FARM MECHANIZATION 953, 971

FEDERAL AID TO EDUCATION 6, 15, 29, 47, 239, 274, 326, 342, 343,

347

FOLK ART 582

FOLK CUSTONS--MEXICO 403

FOLK DANCING 568, 571

FOLK MEDICINE 391, 400, 403, 404, 415, 423, 424

FOLKLORE 556, 557, 562, 567, 575

GONZALEZ, RODOLFO 803

HEAD START see PROJECT HEAD START

HIGHER EDUCATION 11, 64, 189, 252, 314, 322

HOUSING 620, 640, 671, 689, 709, 710, 845, 904,960

AaUSTON, SAM 492

1U4kIGRATiON 344, 436, 417, 445, 449: 456, 466, 474,

478 487, 493, 527, 532, 538, 551, 600,631, 635, 659, 660, 662, 664, 681, 76E,

775, 827, 844, 952, 970, 981, 986, 995

INCOME 13, 30, 93, 847, 912, 913, 963

-117-

122

INDIANS OF MEXICO--HISTORY

INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA--

HISTORY

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

441, 450,

472, 534,

see TEACHING

463, 476, 512

535

MATERIALS

INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT 133, 138

INTELLIGENCE 82, 91, 114, 119, 123, 128, 129, 132,

135, 138, 141, 147, 151, 157, 159, 162,

163, 392, 405

INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS see INTERGROUP RELATIONS

INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION 7, 8, 20, 21, 41, 69, 77, 84, 111, 215,

276, 297, 380, 629, 819

INTERGROUP RELATIONS 533, 587, 592, 593, 597, 601, 611, 627,

649, 661, 688, 693, 701, 713, 725, 728,

732, 733, 734, 747, 760, 776, 796, 881

INTERMARRIAGE 834, 863

JUAREZ, BENITO PABLO 529

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY 583, 588, 606, 607, 608, 875

LABOR UNIONS see UNIONS

LAND DISPUTES 794, 797, 799,'812

LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT 110, 125, 134, 157, 164, 176, 263, 269,

345

LEARNING ABILITY see ABILITY, EDUCATIONAL

LIBRARY SERVICES 60, 207, 260, 309, 604, 623

LITERATURE, CHILDREN'S 21, 41, 53,.60, 190, 309, 421

McLANE, ROBERT 498

MAGON, RICARDO FLORES 443

MARRIAGE 818, 834, 863, 866, 880, 887

MATHEMATICS--TEACHING 198,.199, 245, 264

MAXIMILIAN, EMPEROR 542

-118-

123

MEDICINE, FOLK

MENTAL ILLNESS

MEXICAN - -U. S. RELATIONS

MEXICAN WAR, 1845-1848

MEXICO -- DESCRIPTION ANDTRAVEL

MEXICO--EDUCATION

MEXICO - -FOLK CUSTOMS

MEXICO--HISTORY

MEXICO - -NATIONAL

CHARACTERISTICS

MEXICO--POLITICS ANDGOVERNMENT

MEXICO--SOCIAL CONDITIONS

MIGRANT EDUCATION

MIGRANT HEALTH

MIGRANT LABOR

MILITANCY, STUDENT

MINORITY GROUP RELATIONS

MORA, JOSE MARIA LUIS

see FOLK MEDICINE

388, 398, 402, 410

see U. S.-MEXICAN RELATIONS

see U. S.-MEXICAN WAR, 1845-1848

451, 457, 464, 470, 495, 497, 504,549, 614, 638, 690, 755, 825

52, 73, 224, 257

see FOLK CUSTOMS - -MEXICO

441, 443, 448, 450, 459, 460, 477,482, 491, 494, 500, 502, 516, 524,525, 536, 542, 543, 553, 558, 613,714, 715, 729, 791

see NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS -- MEXICO

613, 715, 759, 761, 770, 791

825, 829, 855, 856, 857, 858, 874, 897

6, 15, 19, 32, 36, 39, 40, 42, 49, 54,67, 68, 70, 80, 95, 96, 97, 101, 116,183, 184, 188, 223, 229, 233, 241, 304,310, 332, 353, 359, 361, 362, 365, 372,373, 374, 375, 376, 377, 378

381, 383, 386, 393, 394, 412; 413, 426,429, 430, 431, 433, 434, 881, 958, 960

394, 412, 604, 628, 692, 702, 717, 724,821, 846, 849, 867, 886, 889, 890, 891,892, 893, 901, 902, 918, 919, 921, 923,930, 934, 935, 942, 947, 948, 955, 956,957, 961, 965, 972, 976, 980, 983, 984,985, 987, 991, 992, 994, 998

see STUDENT MILITANCY

see INTERGROUP RELATIONS

482

MORELOS Y PAVON, JOSE 546MARIA TECIO

-119-

MOTIVATION (EDUCATIONAL)...

MUSIC

MUSICAL ABILITY

139,

557,

see

144, 158

566, 574

ABILITY, MUSICAL

NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS-- 432, 869, 873MEXICO

NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS-- 820U. S.

NEUROSIS 385

NEW MEXICO - -HISTORY 440, 468, 483, 490, 501, 507, 508, 632

NEW MEXICO - -LAND WAR see LAND DISPUTES

NEW SOUTHWEST - -HISTORY see SOUTHWEST, NEW -- HISTORY

NURSING 381, 383, 400

NUTRITION 5A

ONATE, JUAN DE 483

OPPORTUNITIES, EDUCATIONAL 1, 12, 36, 43, 65, 73, 93, 96, 150, 289,

314, 336, 337, 958

OPPORTUNITIES, VOCATIONAL 122, 231, 963

ORD, EDWARD O. C. 461

PALOMILLA 87

PARENT AND CHILD see FAMILY STRUCTURE

PERSHING, JOHN 547

PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS 66, 144, 154, 155

PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT 66, 411

PERSONNEL SERVICES 136

POLITICAL ATTITUDES see ATTITUDES, POLITICAL

POPULATION 13, 186, 590, 912, 913

POVERTY 138, 394, 418, 594, 630, 555, 677, 679,

680, 705, 731, 748, 750, 762, 764, 804,

847, 942

-120-

125

PREJUDICE

PRESCHOOL EDUCATION

PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION

417, 584, 595, 617, 662, 665, 666, 678,686, 708, 753, /67, 804, 879

47, 56, 110, 192, 216, 218, 232, 235,236, 242, 251, 282, 283, 315, 366

186, 227, 261, 293

PROJECT HEAD START 47, 182, 218, 253, 272, 278, 328, 335,357, 364, 367, 370

PSYCHIATRY, SOCIAL see SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOLOGY

PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL see SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOLOGY

PSYCHOPATHOLOGY see MENTAL ILLNESS

RACE AWARENESS 397, 678, 819

RACIAL CHARACTERISTICS 390

RACE RELATIONS see INTERGROUP RELATIONS

READING ABILITY see ABILITY, READING

READING ACHIEVEMENT see ACHIEVEMENT, READING

READING READINESS 232, 238

READING--TEACHING 175, 176, 181, 197, 258, 259, 261, 296,312, 339, 368

RECREATION 106

REINFORCEMENT (PSYCHOLOGY) 168

RELIGION 106, 410, 488, 582, 670, 835

RIO GRANDE 491

RIOTS 594

ROLE-PLAYING 120

ROSS, FRED 782

RURAL SCHOOLS 283

SAN JACINTO, BATTLE OF 500

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOW- 252, 314SHIPS

-121-

126

SCHOOL ATTENDANCE

SCHOOL DROPOUTS

SCHOOL ENROLLMENT

see ATTENDANCE, SCHOOL

DROPOUTS, SCHOOL

ENROLLMENT, SCHOOL

see

see

SCIENCE - -TEACHING 256, 333

SEGREGATION IN EDUCATION 18, 75, 137, 611

SELF-CONCEPT 126, 387, 407, 421, 832, 859, 875

SELF-IMAGE see SELF-CONCEPT

SERRA, JUNIPER° - -FICTION 565

SOCIAL CLASS. 22, 74, 398, 616, 622, 687, 723, 762

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 58, 110, 149

SOCIAL MOBILITY 657, 723, 871

SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY AND 388, 395, 599, 404, 416, 420, 425, 432,PSYCHOLOGY 704, 708, 823

SOCIAL STRUCTURE 87

SOCIAL WELFARE 605, 667, 672, 673, 674, 923, 961, 994

SOCIOLINGUISTICS 814

SOUTHWEST, NEW--HISTORY 446, 472, 475, 489, 491, 494, 510,515,534, 535, 548

SPANISH COLONIES 446, 447, 459, 467, 509, 524, 550

SPANISH EXPLORATION 446, 447, 472, 508, 519, 524, 525

SPANISH LANGUAGE 813, 837, 884

SPANISH LANGUAGE--TEACHING 27, 46, 71, 109, 235, 246, 340

STEREOTYPES 387, 686, 832, 888

STRIKES AND BOYCOTTS 865, 915, 917, 988

STUDENT ATTITUDES see ATTITUDES, STUDENT

STUDENT MILITANCY 26, 108, 780, 781

TEACHER ATTITUDES see ATTITUDES, TEACHER

-122-

1 9 7

TEACHER EDUCATION 210, 265,'274, 285, 290, 307, 308, 336,

337

TEACHER RECRUITMENT 265, 285, 320

TEACHING MATERIALS 77, 177, 194, 200, 267, 282, 291, 328,329, 330,338, 727

TEACHING METHODS 181, 192, 221, 244, 250, 286, 334

TESTS AND TESTING 82, 114, 117, 118, 121, 124, 125, 126,131, 135, 142, 147, 151, 153, 160, 162,

163, 164, 165, 251, 269, 282, 333, 389,392, 401, 405, 406

TEXAS RANGERS 514, 988

TEXAS REVOLUTION 500, 506, 514, 528

TEXTBOOKS 53, 421

THEATER 564

TIJERINA, REIES LOPEZ 716, 781, 797, 799

TRIST, NICHOLAS 453

TUTORING 227, 228

UNIONS 828, 864, 901, 906, 915, 917, 929, 930,938, 952, 962, 969, 972, 973, 988, 991

U. S.-MEXICAN BORDER 590, 624, 716, 756, 872, 885, 933

U. S.-MEXICAN RELATIONS 460, 471, 516, 589, 746

U. S.-MEXICAN WAR, 1845-1848 444, 473, 488, 498, 503

URBAN SCHOOLS 94, 115, 267, 273, 619

VERBAL LEARNING 176, 272

VILLA, FRANCISCO 541, 547

VOCABULARY 164, 202, 218, 243, 306

VOCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES see OPPORTUNITIES, VOCATIONAL

"WETBACKS" see BRACEROS

WOMEN 880, 887

-123-

k fa el

YOUTH 594, 598, 653, 658, 669, 683, 702, 704

ZAPATA, EMILIANO 448, 553, 558

ZOOT-SUITERS 598, 888

-124-