The American Legion Magazine [Volume 40, No. 7 (July 1946)]
Table of Contents
- Sound Off!
- Have We Failed in South America? With some reason our good neighbors don't exactly love us by H.V. Kaltenborn
- Television- How Much? How Soon? How Good? This may clear up some of that publicity-induced confusion by Martin Schrader
- Just For Laughs (Fiction) The story of a fighter who had lost before the first bell by Burt Sims
- Another Look At The Japs: An ace turns the other cheek, and-finds some good in the enemy by Lt. Col. "Pappy" Boyington
- Is Greenwich Expendable? How a peaceful suburb mobilized to repel furriners by Jack Cluett
- Keep That GI Condition: You worked hard for that silhouette. Here's how to retain it by Lou Little
- What Price Vacations? That trip you want to tale can now be bought in a package by J. Davis Scott
- Something to Remember: With peace treaties still unsigned we're already forgetting WW2 by Eddie Cantor
- A Dream Walked In (Fiction): The story of an anonymous hero who found an unknown heroine by Shirley Mann
- First Lady of the Auxiliary: Since World War I Mrs. Craven has been solving servicemen's problems by Brodie S. Griffith
- Miler of Tomorrow ? The story of a bandy-legged little package of distance dynamite by Bob Deindorfer
- Parting Shots