The American Legion Monthly [Volume 21, No. 2 (August 1936)]

Cover: Her Big Moment by Paul Bransom -- Dollars on the Move by Alvan MaCauley -- Class in Sculpture by Leonard H. Nason, Illustrations by Herbert M. Stoops -- How to Nip the 1940 Crime Wave by Mary Ellen MaCafee, Cartoon by John Cassel -- The Stage is Set by K.W. Kitchen -- Once I Was a Judge by Frank A. Mathews, Jr., Illustration by O.F. Schmidt -- Pershing Pays the Check by Frederick Palmer -- Unfinished Business: Part III by Karl Detzer, Illustrations by J.W. Schlaikjer -- Tennis, In Line of Duty by R. Norris Williams, II -- Hoosegow Herman by Wallgren -- Editorial: Flashback -- For Merit: The Legion Recognizes Scholastic Attainment at the Service Academies by John J. Noll -- Front and Center -- Live and Let Live! Your post, along with 11,000 others, can do something to stop this yearly killing of 36,000 Americans and injury of 1,000,000 others in street and highway automobile accidents by Philip Von Blon -- The Navy Ruled the Air Waves: Radio played an important part in assuring communication between Washington and the A.E.F. Even with cables cut by the enemy, liaison could be maintained with forces in distant places -- Bursts and Duds Conducted by Dan Sowers