Show PY Pow e II I I GUNS PROVIDE LITTLE REAL I PROTECTION FOR YOU I IBy By CHESTER H. H H ROWELL You dont don't need a gun even when the burglar has one A thief thle broke into the dressing dress dress- dressing dressIng ing room of or a dancing school in ht Oakland and stole a n purse One of the girls saw him and at sight of ot the gun was too t o I scared to keep still So she set setup t I up a yell ell and the burglar jumped through a window dropping both II purse and revolver If I ell that at girl 1 had 1131 hall bad a weapon and the courage and presence of of mind to try to use uso it ft sho would 1 probably have haTe been dead death and the I burglar on trial for Cor murder I As it is with no better pro protection I than a shrill voice and I hysterical nerves the burglar was wac routed and an 1 the girl lias still her purse and the invaders invader's abat abal Boned pistol to boot I The criminal himself may ma or ormay orma ormay may ma not be bo caught by the police for this particular crime but un unless unless I less he breaks the rule of ot his I kind 1 by b reforming he will In due time catch himself and break Into jail I catch the crimi Let the police I crimi-I i nals rata Your job Is to protect your self And the best host way to t o dG d 1 5 I I that is not to have ha a gun I around American automobile a tires and an I Filipino o politics are closely ed Most of the rubber In the th I world Is produced on British and act Dutch territory but consumed in l I America If I the Malay Peninsula Java Java and Ceylon do not supply enough h for forIt forit I rubber or charge chargo too much It It America pays the bills or goes without the rubber So So the tho scheme is to lo raise it in inthe Inthe 1 the Philippines Philippines- first But rubber like sugar is a I scale large-scale capitalized business I And the Philippine government has passed laws limiting j land landholdings I holdings in In the Islands capable of ot producing rubber era for tor the pur per purpose I pose of at keeping out scale large I American capitalism Now r the tho Filipinos have o to toI I choose between sacrificing an op 01 opportunity opportunity for Cor nn on enormously prof profitable pro prof giving up i. i r Industry or l i cherished plan of ot keeping laud laud holdings small and antI native They say or say or their political lead head leaders ers era say for tor them them that that they pre pre- prefer prefer with wiUs independence So Sol o j fer poverty po rubber nationalism and politics are all ir ill I tho the jumble The Tho moving pictures says sa s 's a are now in the control of substantial business men who conduct their the affairs with the same integrity and close given to any other large production ion tion of merchandise And nd ho u didn't even en know it was as funny Cunn Perhaps it wasn't We arc are In such a a. business ago that to speak of an art an amuse amuso amusement ment a public education as meris mer merchandise chandise is rather a compliment t. t And certainly a lot Jot ot of that which has been turned r out by our o factories deserves the tho name I merchandise and we are arc proud of it The trouble Is that we also send it all over o tho world o as the h of ot America A c Anti And An of 1 there see arc are countries whose asset who think that min factory good opinion would bo be a business art and amI merchandised enlightenment are incongruities belonging to an underdeveloped civilization i There are aro limes times when it is gool goo I business not to be too business business- like |