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ACCUSE MOSES OF INFLAMING RELIGIOUS HATE Directed Wide Circulation of Anti-Catholic Articles, Raskob Charges. By United Press WASHINGTON, Nov. I.—Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire, eastern Republican director, was charged directly today by Chairman Raskob of the Democratic national committee with instructing circulation in North Carolina of “one of the most vicious and anti-Catholic articles that ever has been penned for publication.” In letters to Herbert Hoover and Chairman Work of the Republican national committee, Raskob enclosed the photostatic copy of a letter he said Moses had written directing circulation of such material, and three affidavits charging Republican officials with having circulated antiCatholic propaganda in Kansas, Mississippi and Kentucky. Raskob also made the general charge in his letter that “many of those associated with the Republican party and the Republican national committee all through this campaign have been engaged in the despicable practice of inciting religious bigotry in our country through promoting the preparation and circularization of scurrilous and scandalous literature and false and misleading statements about the Catholic religion, because it happens to be the faith that Honorable Alfred E. Smith was taught at his mother’s knee and to which he is still devoted.” Letter Is Published The Moses letter, of which Raskob said he has the original, was written to Zeb Vance Walser, Lexington, Ky., according to the Democratic chairman, who quoted it as follows “Dear Zeb Vance: I am sending you an article for newspaper publication which is written by a native in South Carolina, who now is engaged in editorial work in New York city. It is red hot stuff, and I wish you could get it put into some North Carolina papers. “Will you not do so and if you can do so, will you not send me some copies?” Raskob did not publish the alleged article, but enclosed it in his letter to Work, calling upon the chairman to produce it. “Will you deny that this enclosure is one of the most vicious antiCatholic articles that has ever been penned for publication?” he asked Work. "I am enclosing photostatic copy of an affidavit signed by Bernice Smalley, in which she swears that

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