The American Legion Monthly [Volume 17, No. 1 (July 1934)]

Cover Design: On the Mississippi by Herbert Morton Stoops -- When the Job Seeks the Man by Fred C. Kelly, Cartoon by George Shanks -- Land Hunger by William H. Garrigus -- The Captain's Birthday by James E. Darst, Illustrations by Kenneth Fuller Camp -- That Earlier American Legion: When the present American Legion W was organized at Paris in the spring of 1919, its founders were moderately disconcerted to learn that the name had been legally adopted and registered four years earlier. by Arthur Sullivant Hoffman -- Swords, Ploughshares and Sense by Fairfax Downey, Decorations by Lowell L. Balcom -- Hell and Hamel by Robert Beith Anderson -- The Right of the Line: Veteran of Philippine Days Reminisces Concerning Certain Exemplars of a Vanished Soldiery by Peter B. Kyne, Illustrations by Wallace Morgan -- Home's Best by Orland Kay Armstrong -- Sunny France by Wallgren -- Bursts and Duds Conducted by Dan Sowers -- Looking Ahead to Miami by Frank E. Samuel -- The Drums of Marlboro: They started from scratch, these Bay State Legionnaires, no funds, little equipment, but plenty of enthusiasm and capacity for hard work. Result, they're this year's championship drum corps by Harold R. Wheeler, Drawing by Cyrus L. Baldridge -- Lake Legion by Philip Von Blon -- The Gobs Took Em Over in Baseball, Too by John J. Noll -- The Voice of the Legion: Propaganda, Membership, Politics and Insurance Engage Attention of Editors of Publications