The American Legion Magazine [Volume 45, No. 2 (August 1948)]

Cover illustration by Bill Luberoff -- How GI Employment Laws Work by Jack Sher. Veterans are protected in more ways than they usually realize -- Do You Know the New Cars? A picture-quiz for those who think they know automobiles -- How You Can Fight Communism by James F. O'Neil. The National Commander tells how Legionnaires can counter this menace -- Racket in Stamps by Larry Walker. Certain governments have worked out a new wrinkle in fund-raising -- Is Your Spare Time for Sale? by Joseph C. Keeley. Here's how many people are beating the high cost of living -- Fair Play, Fair Boss by Fred Harriss. Here's a slant on the Baseball Commissioner his critics overlook -- King of the Shark Fishermen by S. Robert Russell. Ray Knopp cashed in on what the Navy taught him about sharks -- The Captain and the Maestro (fiction) by Guido D'Agostino. The story of a shoemaker who wouldn't stick to his last -- Television Passes Screen Test by R. Wilson Brown. Big doings are afoot in the film capital -- The Editors' Corner -- Previews -- Sound Off! -- Newsletter -- Life in the Open -- Lining Em Up -- Book Reviews -- Parting Shots