Eight TLSs, each one page, personal letterhead, 7.25 x 10.5, dated 1936 to 1942, all to A. B. Cargill. Hoover sends thanks for correspondence, notes that a business "is going to require a lot of plugging to keep it alive and get the greatest results," forwards "a reprint of the address I made in Chicago," and observes: "The burdens on our civil population are unnecessarily increased by their bad organization and its blunders." In fine condition, with three file holes to the left edge of each letter.
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