The American Legion Magazine [Volume 69, No. 4 (October 1960)]

Cover by Donato Leo -- The Monroe Doctrine: An Old Principle Is Being Applied to a Current Problem -- Jerry Gordon's PX: Concerning A Rugged Individualist Who Turned Philanthropist by Benton J. Resnik -- Sacco-Vanzetti, Again: Once More We Are Being Asked to Believe They Were Innocent by Wm. F. Buckley, Jr. -- Football's Peeping Toms: No Longer Is Football Scouting Considered a Low Profession by Dave Warner -- The Elderly . . . a Problem for All of Us: More Attention Must Be Paid to the Human Element by Merlyn S. Pitzele -- Everybody's Little Helpers: Small Gasoline Engines Are Making Life Easier by Gardner Soule -- There Are No Communists in Hollywood: Those Reds You've Heard About Are Actually Only Non-Agrarian Reformers by Morrie Ryskind -- Show Town: The American Legion Is the Center of the Population Center by George H. Waltz, Jr. -- News of the American Legion -- Sound Off -- Rod and Gun Club -- Pro and Con -- Editor's Corner -- Newsletter -- Personal Affairs -- About Books -- American Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots