Congress for Industrial Organization, yesterday hit the Presidential ambitions of Mr. Paul V. McNutt, Federal Security Administrator and former United States High Commissioner to the Philippines, by denouncing him as a "political adventurer."
Speaking at the opening of the 15th convention of the CJO. affiliated United Mine Wo kers Union, Mr. Lewis said Mr. McNutt likes' to pretend he is a soldier, accompanied by a motley crew of "two per cent bag men' who, he bopes, will be able to buy enough votes to make him President of the United States so that he will have more soldiers to play with and be able to protect strangers who are taking the jobs of men whose children are hungry and whose wives are ill" phrase, "two per cent bag referred to Indiana's famous mocratic "Two Per Cent which, it is claimed, from state employees activities. collects me for political Mr. Lewis aides said that his reference to Mr. McNutt's use of troops against labour concerned a mine dispute in 1923 when martial law was maintained for three months.—United Press.
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