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Forty families of drought and depression refugees camped...

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Forty families of drought and depression refugees camped...
Forty families of drought and depression refugees camped by the roadside beside an irrigated pea field. A freeze which destroyed the pea crop threw practically every family in this camp on emergency relief. Nine miles from Calipatria, California
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