The American Legion Monthly [Volume 16, No. 2 (February 1934)]

Cover Design: Column Formation by Jes W. Schlaikjer -- They'll Bet You're Honest: Surety Companies Use the Simplest of Methods to Determine Who Is a Good Risk by Fred C. Kelly, Cartoon by George Shanks -- How Goes the Navy? by Frederick Palmer -- Stop, Look, and LISTEN!: What Some of the "Children's" Radio Programs Are Doing to American Children is Everybody's Business by Arthur Van Vlissingen, Jr., Illustration by Charles Sarka -- N.R.A. and Codes and Such by Marquis James -- The Bull Pine Fell by Ladd Haystead, Illustrations by Remington Schuyler -- Good Soldiers by Thomas J. Malone -- So I Says to Black Jack by Tip Bliss, Cartoons by A.B. Butler, Jr. -- Native Grapes and Native Sunshine by Edmund A. Rossi -- One Disabled Veteran's View: Battle Casualties Are Carrying the Heaviest Part of the National Recovery Load, One of Them Points Out by Claimant No. 135,641, Drawing by Harry Townsend -- Engineer (F) by John J. Noll -- Saturday Night in the A.E.F. by Wallgren -- The President Gets the 4-Point Plan: National Commander Hayes Also Places Before the Chief Executive the Legion's Program for a Sane and Adequate National Defense -- Remember the "Pleasure" Car? by Marvin E. Coyle, Illustration by Donald McKay -- Like Father, Like Son by Philip Von Blon -- Make Way for the Hell Fire Boys by The Company Clerk -- The Voice of the Legion: Congress, the Four-Point Program and the Buy American Movement Inspire Editorials in Department and Post Publications