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Rappahannock News

Published Thursday Moraine at

Washington, Rappahannock

County, Virginia

Dial Washington 2851

LUCY CATHERINE BOWIE

Publisher

Entered as second-class mail matter at .the post office at Washington, Virginia.

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Thoughts On Communism

By Malcolm Moor*

For the past two weeks, an Abundance of good American breath has been spent on such subjects as atomicity, the Korean uprising, and communism in general. Various mod sundry after-dinner philosophers believe the fighting in the East to be the beginning of World War III and that America’s answer and future security lies in the employment of the atomic bomb. They could not be more wrong on both subject^ World War III began in approximately 1917, with the introduction of communist domination of Russian economic thought, and it is a war of ideas, not atomic bombs. America’s security lies, at it alr ways should have, in the belief and practice of democratic principles, coupled with a definite in

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