The American Legion Monthly [Volume 18, No. 6 (June 1935)]

Cover Design: Aboard the Airplane Carrier by William Heaslip -- Once a Casual, Always by C. Leigh Stevenson, Illustration by Frank Street -- Whiteman's Burden: A High-Ranking Story-Teller of the A.E.F. Retires Temporarily from the Fiction Front and Offers a Fragment of Veracious Autobiography by Leonard H. Nason, Illustrations by Wallace Morgan -- This Japan Business by Frederick Palmer -- Playing Hookey: Thoughts Suggested by a Freckle-Faced Fisherman, to be Read Only by the Mothers of Sons of Legionnaires, with Fathers Looking Over Their Shoulders by Roy Dickinson, Decoration by Charles S. Chapman -- Save Our Ships: Fire has always been one of the greatest terrors of sea voyages, and despite instantaneous alarms by radio, ships continue to burn, lives to be lost and cargoes sometimes to go to the bottom. As an indispensable arm of our defense the ships of our merchant marine should be as fire resistant as humanly possible, and they are not by Paul W. Kearney -- Man Hunters? Yes, and Man Getters by Henry Hutchings, Illustrations by Herbert M. Stoops -- Meet Calliphora Erythrocephala by Hugh Scott, M.D. -- War on Wheels: Conclusion by Fairfax Downey, Illustration by Kenneth F. Camp -- It's in the Bat by Rud Rennie -- War Bride by Dorothy Miller, Illustration by V.E. Pyles -- Why You Hate a Policeman by Delos E. Ward, Cartoon by John Cassel -- They Come in Handy by Wallgren -- Bursts and Duds Conducted by Dan Sowers -- The Veery's Nest: For Him Who Has Eyes to See and Ears to Hear There is Pleasure in the Pathless Woods and Thrills in the Ways of the Wild Folk Who Dwell There by Samuel Scoville, Jr., Illustrations by Paul Bransom -- Show Boat by Philip Von Blon -- Prairie Schooners? No, Prairie Steamers by John J. Noll -- The Voice of the Legion: Antidote for Communist Teachings, How to Keep Out of European Wars, Legion and Politics Interest Editors -- News of Veteran Interest