The American Legion Magazine [Volume 47, No. 3 (September 1949)]

Cover Design by Wally Richards -- I Saw the GI Bill Written, Part I: The inside story telling how this most important legislation was enacted by David Camelon -- What Army Are They Talking About? According to writers of war stories all GIs were half-wits by Henry Felsen -- They Howl for Justice: An eye-witness account of two trials dealing with communists by Gabriel Pressman -- Football Forecast for '49: What's ahead for this year's pigskin-toters by Ed Fitzgerald -- Everybody Gets a Break: Free enterprise as practiced by a famous American firm by Clarence Woodbury -- How To Welcome Burglars to Your House: Most people make it a cinch for crooks to help themselves by Donald B. Robinson -- Two More Rooms for Less than $600: What to do with that expansion attic by Kitty York -- The Man with the Glass Jaw (fiction): He had met the champ before, in a shell hole by Alfred J. Carter -- The Town That Came Back: Two veterans made a big change in Buchanan, Georgia by Howard M. Roshkow -- The National Legionnaire -- Previews -- The Editors' Corner -- Sound Off! -- Newsletter -- Report from Hollywood -- Life in the Open -- Vets with Ideas -- Parting Shots