The American Legion Magazine [Volume 99, No. 6 (December 1975)]

National Commander's Message: Commander Harry Wiles surveys the perimeter of Red China from vantage points in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Japan and the Philippines -- You Can Use the Sun to Heat Your Home Now: Private enterprise surprises government planners and develops a backyard auxiliary solar furnace that cuts fuel bills 80% -- Should Labor Unions be Subject to U.S. Antitrust Laws? Two Sides of a National Question: Pro: Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-SC), Con: Rep. Frank Thompson, Jr. (D-NJ) -- Andrew Carnegie and His Millions, A Bicentennial Feature: A not-so-dour Scotsman emigrated to Pennsylvania, discovered that he could make steel and money in tremendous quantities and shared both with the nation by Lynwood Mark Rhodes -- Can We Afford a Free Press? Associate Justice Potter Stewart of the Supreme Court answers a nagging national question with a resounding affirmative -- Just off the Highway, St. Mary's, Ga., and Cumberland Island: Ninth in a series on places to visit that aren't far from turnpikes and freeways by Harriet Hedgecoth -- Muted Bugle Sounds the 1976 Draft Call: Selective Service System unveils plan for one-day draft registration in 1976 with Legion posts participating -- Notes on our Desk -- Dateline Washington -- Personal -- Life in the Outdoors -- Veterans Newsletter -- News of The American Legion -- Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots