The American Legion Monthly [Volume 17, No. 6 (December 1934)]

Cover Design: On Guard at Valley Forge by Howard McCormack -- To Hide and to Hold by Thomas J. Malone, Decoration by William Heaslip -- The Turning Tide: A Famous Novelist and Commentator Takes Us Back Over Traveled Roads to a Simpler, Unspoiled America, and Sees in the Signs of the Times a Return to the Standards That Made America Great by Irving Bacheller, Illustrations by Will Graven -- The Command Is Still Forward: The Miami National Convention Reviews a Record of Consistent Progress and Achievement and Charts the Objectives for 1935 -- Home Groan by Hugh Wiley, Illustrations by Wallace Morgan -- 100,000 Miles Without a Bicycle by Boyd B. Stutler -- While the World Listens: The Sports Broadcaster Is at His Best When He Forgets His Audience and Becomes a Red-Hot Fan by John R. Tunis -- They Called Me Dad: Some of the Experiences of an Older Soldier Who Had a Share in What Was Going On Some Sixteen Years Ago by James H. Gray, Illustration by Frank Street -- Out of the Desert: An Empire by Alexander Gardiner -- Not by Bread Alone: Human Welfare in the Critical Winter Ahead Will Involve More Than Food, Clothing, Shelter, Particularly Insofar as the Youth of America and the Hope of America Are Concerned by Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, Illustration by Herbert Morton Stoops -- Five Firsts: There Weren't Any More by John J. Daly -- Twelve Rules for Tire Health by K.D. Smith -- Pockets by Wallgren -- Bursts and Duds Conducted by Dan Sowers -- Advance Men for Santa Claus by Philip Von Blon -- Souvenirs Again: Mementoes, Ranging from Enemy Buttons to Police Dogs, Greatly Increased the Tonnage of the Homeward-Bound A.E.F. by John J. Noll -- The Voice of the Legion: Charting the Course for the Next Several Years, Military Training in Colleges, and Membership Engage Editors Attention -- Education of War Orphans Compiled by Major General P.C. Harris