The American Legion Magazine [Volume 50, No. 5 (May 1951)]

Pedro The Gambler (Fiction): He Never Knew What A Long Chance He Look by Jim Kjelgaard -- Where The Curtain Falls: Violence And Death Are Common Where East Faces West In Germany by Jan Valtin -- Better Golf Without Practice: How To Chip A Few Strokes Off That Miserable Score by Oscar Fraley -- Does Veterans Preference Cripple Civil Service? A Question That Directly Affects Millions Of Ex-G.I.'S by Sam Stavisky -- How To Win A Contest: This May Help Yon Win That Grand Prize Of $10,000 Or $25,000 by William Sunners As Told To Lester David -- Mass Produced Patchwork For Men In Uniform: Here's How They Make Those Ornaments That Make The Uniform -- Go South For Fun And Profit: If You're An Expert They Can Use You In Latin America by William La Varre -- The New Marine Corps: Four Pages Of Pictures Showing How Leathernecks Get That Way -- You Should Know About This Book: An Example Of How A Key Book Is Slanted Left by Burton Rascoe -- The National Legionnaire -- Sound Off! -- Editors' Corner -- Products Parade -- Newsletter -- Vets With Ideas -- Parting Shots