Primarily a collection of letters. Examples are: copies of 3 letters (1962 & 1963) from Congressman Wilson, James G. Morton (Special Asst. to the Secretary of Commerce) & A.A. Bertsch (Deputy Administrator, Dept. of Commerce) re/ constituent Chuck Conniry's (San Diego Display Assoc.) inquiry about the establishment of a National Displayman's Day during the annual Christmas Market Week. The Dept. indicated this was not the responsibility of the federal government; a large packet of corresp. (1962-1963) re/ the above topic of a National Displayman's Day; 2 letters (2/6 & 2/13/63) one from Wilson and the response from Robert L. Oshins (Dir., Office of International Investment, Dept. of Commerce) re/ an inquiry from constituent Jack N. Behrman about "a list of possible foreign investors who might be interested in making investments in the United States;" & 4 letters (Sept.-Oct. 1963) from Coronado constituent Dr. Eleana Whiley Wilson, Congressman Wilson & Henry Scherer (Dir., Office of Public Informaion, Dept. of Commerce) re/ Dr. Wilson's proposal for a national "Cat Day." The Dept. indicated that cats now have an "International Cat Week."