A small collection of letters, memos and a bulletin. Examples are: a packet of letters (3/60) from Irvine W. Reynolds (Chief Economist, Union-Tribune Publishing Co.), Congressman Wilson, C.L White (Controller and Treasurer, Walker Scott Co.) & Wm. McC. Martin, Jr. (Chairman, Federal Reserve System) re/ concern over the discontinuance of "the collection and reporting of department store statistics on January 1, 1961;" 2 letters ( 3/31 & 4/6/60) from Mrs Lucille Mortimer (Dir., Research and Information Depts., San Diego Chamber of Commerce), Congressman Wilson's reply & attached copy of San Diego Economic Bulletin (Vol. 8, No. 2, Feb. 1960) re/ "local retailers are concerned over the possible change in reporting of department store sales by the Federal Reserve System;" 2 letters (7/63) from Walter L. Forward (Investment Developers, Los Angeles), Congressman Wilson and office notes "regarding the Federal building in West Los Angeles;" a letter (4/26/65) from T.E. Hannon (Regional Administrator, GSA) to Wilson re/ "current status of the GSA project to extend the border station at Calexico, California;" 2 letters (10/65) from Congressman Wilson and T.E. Hannon (Regional Administrator, GSA) re/ "San Diego PBS Field Office . . . as the 1965 National Winner for the best Building Management Field Office;" "Memo For Boss" (n.d.) from Ed re/ "Lawson Knott is the acting Commissioner of G.S.A. and has not yet received L.B.J.'s approval as full-fledged Commissioner;" and letter (11/4/65) from Lawson B. Knott, Jr. (Administrator, GSA) thanking Wilson for his appreciation of the Building Management area office in San Diego award.