The American Legion [Volume 114, No. 5 (May 1983)]

Cowboys: An American Legend: Their Legend Is Part Myth, Part Reality. There Aren't as Many of Them These Days, but the American Cowboy Rides on -Alive, Well, and at Peace with Himself on the Range by Phyllis Zauner -- None for the Road: Outrage About Alcohol-Related Auto Accidents Is spearheading Passage of Strict New State and Federal Laws Designed to Curb What Some Call Highway Mayhem and Others Say Is Nothing Less Than a "Socially Accepted form of Murder" by Lester David -- Absolutely the Toughest World War II Quiz: "Breweries and the Weather Bureau" Is the Answer. Now What's the Question? -- Stopping the Invisible Invader: Follow This Practical Advice and You May Not Have to Choose Between Your Possessions and Your Life by James P Johnson -- Seattle: A Jewel of a City: America's Own "Emerald City" Is a Place of Myths and Mountains, Serendipity and Seashore -and the 65th National Convention of the American Legion by Bruce E. Penny -- The Human Side of Ike: Our Nation's 34th President Wielded the Power of Soldier and Statesman Throughout His Life, but He Always Retained the Sincerity, Naturalness and Warmth of a Homespun Kansas Boy by Douglas Greene -- Commander's Message: A Lesson of Vietnam -- Letters: Our Readers Comments -- Big Issues: Should the Powers of the Federal Courts Be Limited? -- News to Use: Helpful Hints for Consumers -- Dateline Washington: Issues and Opinions from the Capital -- Books: Interesting New Titles -- Veterans" Update: Decisions that Affect You -- News for Legionnaires: Your Organization at Work -- Parting Shots: To Leave You Laughing