Three weeks ago, Will H. Hays rode down New York Harbor in a steamer. He was bound on cinema business to Europe but thought best to make it clear that he was not running away from the Senate's investigation of the G. O. P.'s receipts of Oil money (TIME, March 12). Last week, James M. Cox, who was beaten for President in 1920 by the Hays-managed, Oil-financed Harding campaign, rode down New York Harbor on a cutter, to meet Mrs. Cox, who was returning from Europe. Ship-news reporters asked Mr. Cox about Mr. Hays. Mr. Cox replied promptly, emphatically :...
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