Scope and Contents Two copies of H. R. 2991, "A Bill For the relief of Francisco Carapia Gaytin . . . may be admitted to the United States for permanent residence. . . .," a copy of "Private Law 85- 58, 85th Congress, H. J. Res. 288, July 17, 1957 Joint Resolution To waive certain provision of section 212 (a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act in behalf of certain aliens" and extensive correspondence (1956-1957) related to this legislation. "Married to a lawfully admitted alien, Mrs. Amor Rico Carpia,"...

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Three copies of H. R. 8213 and two copies of H. R. 2992 – "A Bill For the relief of Maria del Socorro Garcia Ballesteros . . . may be admitted to the United States for permanent residence. . . ." and extensive correspondence related to these pieces of legislation. "She is the mother of United States citizen, Pedro Martinez,. born June 8, 1946 at San Diego" and sought assistance from Wilson and many prominent San Diegans in obtaining residency in the U.S.

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May 21, 1956 & January 14, 1957 Copies of H. R. 11354 & H. R. 2993 – "A Bill For the relief of Armando Dumas Guillen . . . may be admitted to the United States for permanent residence . . ." and correspondence related to this legislation. Since Senor Dumas Guillen unlawfully entered the U. S. on four different occasions he required special legislation. He was married to a U. S. citizen.

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Copies of H. R. 11785, H. R. 2994 & H. J. 290 – "A Bill For the relief of Jang Ngoon Tom, also known as Doon Wee Tom . . . shall be held and considered to have been lawfully admitted to the United States for permanent residence. . .," "Joint Resolution For the relief of certain aliens. . . ." and correspondence and photographs related to this legislation.

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Copies of H. R. 11946, H. R, 2995 & H. J. Res. 635 – "A Bill For the relief of Desmond Bryan Boylan . . . [be] admitted to the United States for permanent residence," "Joint Resolution For the relief of certain aliens" & correspondence related to this legislation.

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Copies of H. R. 2998 & H. J. Res. 635 – "A Bill For the relief of Ermenia :Pisotti . . . [be] admitted to the United States as a permanent residence," "Joint Resolution For the relief of certain aliens" & correspondence related to this legislation.

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Copies of H. R. 12383 & H. R. 2999 – "A Bill For the relief of Maria del Carmen Toro de Hess . . . [be] admitted to the United States. . . . and correspondence related to this legislation.

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Copies of H. R. 12361 & H. R. 3001 – "A Bill for the relief of Manuel Santana . . . [be] admitted to the United States for permanent residence" & correspondence related to this legislation. A complicated story here of a fisherman, married to a U.S. citizen, who needed support from the San Diego fishing industry.

Scope and Contents Copy of H. R. 3002 – "A Bill For the relief of Carl F. Petersen. . . . That the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized and directed to pay . . . to Carl C. Peterson, of San Diego, California, the sum of $20,000, for permanent injuries sustained by him as a result of an operation performed on him on April 18, 1923, at the United States Veterans Hospital, Minneapolis, Minnesota, in which a foreign body (a sponge) was negligently left in his abdomen and so remained until discovered and removed...

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Copies of H. R. 11786 & H. R. 3004 – "A Bill For the relief of Ismael Carrillo-Robles . . . [be] admitted to the United States for permanent residence" and correspondence related to this legislation. Married to a U. S. citizen, Carrillo-Robles had first entered this country as a RR laborer in 1943. He currently had seven children, all citizens of the U.S.