The American Legion Magazine [Volume 73, No. 2 (August 1962)]

Cover by Walter Richards -- The Big Issue- Pro & Con Arguments on the Question: "Do We Need an 'Equal Rights' Amendment for Women?" Pro: Rep. Katherine St. George (R-N.Y.) 28th District Con: Rep. Emanuel Celler (D-N.Y.) 11th District -- Key Targets of the Communists: A Member of the House Committee on Un-American Activities Answers a Question that Puzzles Many: How Can a Few Thousand Communists Exert Such a Disproportionate Amount of Influence? By Hon. Gordon H. Scherer -- Wonders of the Western World: Within Easy Driving Distance of Las Vegas are Many of America's Greatest Scenic Attractions. This is a Brief Travel Guide Which Will Help You Plan Your Trip to or from the Legion Convention by Pete Czura -- Prisoners of War for Sale: An Officer who Learned the Hard Way About Prisoners of War Points Out that the Ground Rules Have Been Changed by the Communists and it Is Time We Revised Our Thinking on the Subject by Maj. Gen. Haydon L. Boatner -- Does the Manager Really Count?: In Days of Yore Managers of Baseball Clubs Were Men of Stature. But These Erstwhile Giants Have Become Less Important, and Now They Merely Carry Out the Orders of the General Manager by Edward Prell -- Legionnaires Over There: In April a Group of Legionnaires Traveled to Europe in a Plane They Had Chartered Themselves to Learn at First Hand Something About Foreign Policy. Here Are Some of the Things They Found Out -- Ladylike Logic: Further Evidence that no Man Should Ever Underestimate the Power of a Woman to do the Unpredictable and Irrational by Hal Chadwick -- News of the American Legion -- Personal -- Newsletter -- You Said It -- Briefly About Books -- Editor's Corner -- Legion Shopper -- Rod & Gun Club -- Parting Shots