The American Legion Magazine [Volume 74, No. 2 (February 1963)]

For Your Information: In This New Department Commander Powers Discusses Problems that Require Attention by National Commander James E. Powers -- Scientists Made to Order: How Industry and Universities Are Working Together to Get the Most Competent Men by Max Gunther -- The Private Who Lost and Won: The Story of an American GI, George Mergenthaler, a Hero to Many Luxembourgers by Bernard Quinn -- Alger Hiss: A Reminder: There Are Those Who Would Like Americans to Forget the Hiss Trial and Its Meaning by Ralph De Toledano -- A Way Out Of Traffic Jams: The Whole Civilized World Is Getting Tied Up in Traffic. But Relief Is Now in Sight by James N. Sites -- The Big Issue- Pro and Con Arguments on the Question: "Does the U.S. Need a Freedom Academy to Help Fight the Cold War?" Pro: Sen. William Proxmire (D-Wis.) Con: Sen. Stephen M. Young (D-Ohio) -- The General and the Horses: The Russians Tried to Grab the World-Renowned Lipizzans, but General Patton Said, "No" by J. J. Hanlin -- Teenagers Bring History to Life: History Books Inspired These Youngsters to Re-Enact Great Historical Events by John G. Pitkin -- Bridge Is For Everybody Some Basic Facts About This Popular Game to Prove that Everybody Can Enjoy It by William S. Root -- News of the American Legion -- You Said It! -- New -- Briefly About Books -- Dateline Washington -- Editor's Corner -- Newsletter -- Personal -- Rod & Gun Club -- Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots