The American Legion Magazine [Volume 48, No. 5 (May 1950)]

Cover Design by Al Muenchen -- What You Haven't Been Told About China: More Reasons For Not Recognizing The Red Regime In China by Judith & Arthur Hart Burling -- Feudin' 1950 Style: It's Pretty Hard To Love Some Neighbors by Will Bernard -- Americans Against Communism: A United Front Is Being Formed Here Against The Stalinists by Victor Lasky -- Murder At Circle Lake (Fiction): A Hunter Goes After A Fisherman by Walter R. Hecox -- Legion Baseball's Storybook Champs: What It Takes To Be The Best Junior Ball Team In The Country by Al Stump -- So You've Got An Idea: If You Have An Urge To Invent You'd Better Study This by Joseph C. Keeley -- Something To Remember: The National Commander Reminds Veterans Of A Lesson Learned In Combat by George N. Craig -- At Ed Butters' Home The Buffalo Roam: Ed's Herds Are Wild, Woolly And Profitable by Vic Kayfetz -- In Hallowed Rest Abroad: Overseas They Are Now At Rest by Richard Seelye Jones -- Don't You Know There Was A War?: You Want Service, Mac? You Got A Hole In Your Head? by W. F. Miksch -- The National Legionnaire: An Analysis Of The Hoover Commission Report -- Products Parade -- The Editor's Corner -- Sound Off! -- Newsletter -- Vets With Ideas -- Life In The Open -- Parting Shots