The American Legion Magazine [Volume 62, No. 1 (January 1957)]

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    Cover by Ken Clements -- The Legionnaire's Calendar -- The Card Game: The Inside Story of the Playing Card Industry by Edgar A. Grunwald -- We Learned About Jap Prisons from the Inside: What the Status of Forces Treaties Mean to the G.I. as told to Congressman Frank T. Bow -- They Work to Find Weak Spots: Meet the Men Who Test Cars at the Proving Grounds by James C. Jones -- Do Not Pray for Me: An Anecdote Concerning Two Great Men, Father and Son by Lt. Col. James C. McNamara -- So You Want to Write a Song: The Novice Has, Roughly, One Chance in a Million by George H. Waltz, Jr -- Snafu on the Mississippi: A Landlocked Lieutenant Greets a Submarine by Albert G. Miller -- You Can Hurt Them With Happiness: Some Parents Think That Children Need Only a Good Time by Louise Edna Goeden -- The Ideal American Legion Post: Prize-Winning Letters on a Subject of Interest to All Legionnaires -- A Day With the Champs: American Legion Junior Baseball Champs See the Series -- News of the American Legion -- Sound Off! -- Personal Affairs -- Newsletter -- Editor's Corner -- Rod and Gun Club -- Parting Shots -- Products Parade

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