The American Legion Magazine [Volume 53, No. 1 (July 1952)]

Last Trip From Kunming (Fiction): There were sixty-three passengers and no parachutes by Ted Carmack -- He Lobbies Against Communists: Concerning the crusading Alfred Kohlberg by Irene Corbally Kuhn -- Stretching Your Vacation Dollar: Some mighty attractive bargains can be had by Arthur H. Carhart -- Their Ingenuity Saved Korea: Rebuilt weapons turned the tide by Joseph P. O'Connell, Jr. and Capt. A. D. Bruce, Jr. -- Uncle Lew's Happy Family: The story of Scio by Clarence Woodbury -- Never Bet On the Olympics: The sure things have often fooled the dopesters by Arthur Daley -- Is Boys' State Big Enough? This happened in California by Edward Longstreth -- How to Finish and Refinish Wood: Tips on how to make it glisten and gleam like new by Robert Scharff -- The National Legionnaire -- Sound Off! -- The Editors' Corner -- Products Parade -- Rod and Gun Club -- Newsletter -- Parting Shots