The American Legion Magazine [Volume 48, No. 6 (June 1950)]

Cover Design by John McDermott -- The Flag That Wouldn't Stay Down: How A Soldier Took Old Glory Into A Jap Prison Camp by Kenneth Foree -- I Signed Draft Deferments For 52,000 Men: A Raw Recruit Found He Was A Key Man In The Atomic Race by Murray S. Levine As Told To Michael Amrine -- Killers At The Wheel: The Moral Is: Rid The Roads Of Murderous Accident Repeaters by Clarence Woodbury -- Lieutenant Ryan's Incredible War (Fiction): The Germans Were Only A Little More Confused Than The Americans by F. H. Jones -- Why Be Afraid Of Water? A Picture-Lesson For Those Who Would Like To Swim by Sid Latham -- How Do You Really Look To Others? You Are Probably Worrying Too Much About Unimportant Details by W. J. Reilly -- How To Find A Guy: Directions For Strangers In Town by Foster Haley -- Suppose Someone Comes At You: The Fellow On The Defense Can Have The Advantage by James Twohy As Told To John Macauley -- On With The Show: The American Legion Sponsors A Big Revue, "Red, White & Blue" by Murphy Mchenry -- The National Legionnaire -- Products Parade -- The Editor's Corner -- Sound Off! -- Newsletter -- Memo To The Ladies -- Vets With Ideas -- Parting Shots