The American Legion Monthly [Volume 15, No. 4 (October 1933)]

Cover Design: Laying the New Highway by Charles S. Chapman, N.A. -- Preparedness as a Surgeon Sees It by William McI. Thompson -- A Tooth at St. Mihiel by James E. Darst, Illustrations by Herbert Morton Stoops -- The Earner Comes Into His Own by Rexford G. Tugwell -- This Is the Argonne by Louis Johnson, National Commander, Cartoon by John Cassel -- Six Months After the Bank Holiday by George W. Holmes -- You and the 21st Amendment: Unprejudiced by either dry or wet sympathies, Mr. Moore here inspects the hard statistics of the hard liquor situation and estimates how the repeal of prohibition will affect the consumer's pocketbook by Samuel Taylor Moore -- All Roads Now Lead to Chicago by Wallgren -- My War and Yours: After battling the censor for most of the twenty years of his war correspondent career, Frederick Palmer organized the A.E.F. censorship. When it got to functioning smoothly Pershing gave him a roving assignment as observer and critic, so that he saw more of the big show than any other American by Frederick Palmer -- As We See Things Now by Wright Patman -- Boys on the Hoof: For some four years great numbers of boys have been taking to the road: hitch hiking, hopping freights, living in hobo jungles and leading a precarious existence generally. Father Normoyle, who is Chairman of the Americanism Committee of the Department of Minnesota, tells of the dangers of these conditions to the boys themselves and to the nation. by Reverend C.J. Normoyle -- Dollars to Doughnuts: You don't need a fat bankroll to carry you through the Chicago Convention. Here's the lowdown on everything. by Philip Von Blon -- Blow Everything! by John J. Noll -- The Voice of the Legion