The American Legion Monthly [Volume 18, No. 4 (April 1935)]

Cover Design: The Trapper by J. W. Schlaikjer -- Not This or This But This: In Part-Time Farming on the Edge of Industrial Communities Connecticut Foresees Security for the Worker, Plus the Extermination of Both Town Slum and Rural Slum by William H. Garrigus -- War Gas and Hokum by H. L. Gilchrist, Illustration by William Heaslip -- Escape Into Eden by Peter B. Kyne, Illustrations by Grattan Condon -- The Navy's in High by Frederick Palmer -- The Constitution Among Friends by Dean Herbert F. Goodrich, Cartoon by John Cassel -- Spirit of St. Louis: Here The American Legion Was Born. Here, September 23-26, It Will Hold Its Seventeenth National Convention by Mayor Bernhard F. Dickmann -- Away From Pain by Willard Cooper, Drawing by Herbert Morton Stoops -- Come and Get It, Sugar on Snow! by Charles Phelps Cushing -- Memories of M.I.D.: Conclusion by Rupert Hughes, Illustration by Frank Street -- Major Leaguer: Be it politics or baseball, it's a rough road. In fact the baseball road is a little bit rougher. There are 435 Representatives in Congress, but big-time ball has room for only 368 players by Rud Rennie -- What Is This FIDAC? by Reverend Robert J. White -- On the War Path Again: But this Time the Veterans in Indian Emergency Conservation Work are Fighting the Menace of Fire by Thomas J. Malone -- The Destruction of the Cormoran by Louise M. White -- By the Legion, For the Town by Philip Von Blon -- Too Much Is Plenty by Wallgren -- Bursts and Duds Conducted by Dan Sowers -- Turn Out the Guard! When the Commander-in-Chief Had Important Guests to Greet in Chaumont, He Called Upon a Snappy Marine Provost Guard at G.H.Q.by The Company Clerk -- Security Spells Peace by John J. Noll -- News of Veteran Interest