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Returning to camp after the day's work the Mexicans go first to the "mail wall" where letters from home are posted.

In the evening musical instruments come out and typical Spanish tunes fill the air.

Mrs. Merril Hart, retired farmer's wife, speaks Spanish to help direct the Mexican work crews.

Mrs. Dorothy Burleson, Walla Walla nurse at Athena and Milton-Freewater farm labor camps, treating a Mexican National in a trailer dispensary at the Athena camp.

Each picker stays on his own row until finished, carrying a supply of empty sacks fastened to a picking belt.

Inside one of the dormitory buildings showing the type of sleeping quarters provided.