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RALPH J. BUNCHE Ralph J. Bunche signs a philatelic envelope honoring the Fifth Birthday of the United Nations. Philatelic Envelope signed: "Ralph J. Bunche", 6½x3¾. Cover honoring the

RALPH J. BUNCHE Ralph J. Bunche signs a block of four United States 6-cent air mail stamps. Stamps signed: "Ralph J. Bunche", 3x2. Block of four United States 6-cent air mail stamps. Ralph J. Bunche, (1904-1971) who joined the United Nations in 1946, was chief U.N.

MAIREAD C. MAGUIRE Mairead C. Maguire inscribes her article "Days of Death, Days of Joy". Article inscribed and signed: "To Don,/Shalom,/Mairead/14-1-85/xxx" on page 2, 4p, 8½x11¾. Her article, "Days of Death, Days of Joy", from "Peace by Peace", Belfast, Northern Ireland, December 14, 1984.

LINUS PAULING. Article signed: "Linus Pauling", 4p, 8½x11. Reprint of his article, "The Danger of Nuclear Holocaust", from "Frontier" magazine, October 1961. Signed on front cover.

Typed and signed 11-page manuscript entitled The End of War, the first chapter from Linus Pauling's 1958 book No More War! Pauling won the 1962 Nobel Peace Prize for his campaigning against nuclear testing.

WOODROW WILSON Woodrow Wilson, as president, signs an autograph endorsement saying that it is OK for the United States Bituminous Coal Commission to use figures from the IRS. Autograph Endorsement signed: "Approved/Woodrow Wilson" as President, in pencil, at conclusion of Typed Letter Signed: "Henry M.

WOODROW WILSON. Engraving unsigned. B/w, 7¾x10½ overall, image 4x5. Virginia-born Wilson (1856-1924) taught and wrote about American politics, beginning with Congressional Government (1885), before becoming President of Princeton University (1902-1910).