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Rappahannock News
Published Thursday Morning 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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With A Touch of Envy
Reading of State Senator Raymond R. Guest's announcement that he is supporting Eisenhower for President marks the mind with a touch of envy. „ Most citizens are still studying speeches, thinking, worrying, and trying to decide what is best to do. Senator Guest %as made his decision.
It is with regret that we learn the State Senator hasn't had time to let us voers know what he knows, in order that we, too, couM get our minds made up.
Some of us are still of the opinion that we’re “between the devil and the deep-blue sea,” and that neither party nor candidate is to our liking. It’s a difficult decision to make when the voter feels that he must decide between the “lesser of two evils.”
From some source, unavailable to us, Senator Guest must have some information. It is to be hoped that he passes it along soon. We are interested and deeply concerned.
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