The American Legion Monthly [Volume 20, No. 5 (May 1936)]

Safety First and Last by Charles F. Kettering -- Schools and You by Agnes Samuelson, Illustration by Hanson Booth -- Private War by Hugh Wiley, Illustrations by Wallace Morgan -- Peace, The Reds and the Rest of Us by Frederick Palmer -- A Fool and His Stripes by Leonard H. Nason, Illustrations by H.M. Stoops -- Crowds: In England more customers view a championship soccer football match than pay for a sport spectacle anywhere else in the world by John R. Tunis -- Got a Housing Problem? You can build or buy a house or make improvements on one you already own if you give the United States Government the word. Here's a chance to make your bonus pay dividends that will continue through the years by John Thomas Taylor -- In the Way They Should Go: As first friend to veterans children living under guardianship, the Legion in Minnesota sees that these youngsters get a square deal, plus a good many other things that help build toward a useful, happy adult life by Frank E. Morse, Illustration by Forrest C. Crooks -- Hoosegow Herman by Wallgren -- Editorial: This is the Legion -- Soldiers Mail by William A. Kenyon -- Blow, Bugle, Blow! San Gabriel {California) Post's drum corps, acclaimed national champion at the St. Louis Convention last fall, will defend its title at the Cleveland National Convention, September 21st to 24th, against the most brilliant array of Legion drum corps ever seen in the Legion's history by Sam C. Rowland -- Faces to the Sun: With sun baths and bunk fatigue, with fresh air and good food, the summer camp of Curtis G. Redden Post of Danville, Illinois, has brought strong bodies and happy minds to scores of undernourished children by Philip Von Blon -- History Reports To General Harbord: A Review of "The American Army in France;" by James G. Harbord, Major General, U.S. Army Retired by Fairfax Downey -- Where Sleep the Brave by John J. Noll -- Bursts and Duds Conducted by Dan Sowers