The American Legion Magazine [Volume 87, No. 4 (October 1969)]

How to Stretch Your Inflated Money: Some Ways and Means for the Thrift-Conscious Consumer to Beat the High Cost of Living and Turn a Neat Profit at the Same Time by Lester David -- The National Commander of the American Legion: An Introduction to J. Milton Patrick of Skiatook, Oklahoma, Who Was Elected in Atlanta to Head the American Legion in 1969-1970 by R. B. Pitkin -- How They Built -and Rebuilt- the White House: Beginning with John Adams, Its Tenant in 1800, Every President Added His Touch to the White House. Here's a Look at How the Beautiful Old Building Has Changed with Each Administration by Paul Ditzel -- Should the Use of DDT Be Prohibited?: Two Sides of a National Question Pro: Rep. Thomas Ludlow Ashley (D-Ohio) Con: Rep. Jamie L. Whitten (D-Miss.) -- The American Legion's 51st National Convention: Sixteen Pages of Text and Photos of the American Legion's National Convention In Atlanta. Georgia, August 22-28 -- The Boy Scouts Jamboree . . . at Farragut, Idaho: in Full Color: Three Pages of Color Photos of the Scene at the WW2 Navy Boot Camp at Farragut, When 35,000 American Boy Scouts Met There, July 16-22 -- Letters to the Editor -- Personal -- Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots