The American Legion Magazine [Volume 44, No. 2 (February 1948)]

Cover Illustration by Hy Peskin -- The Undeclared War on Greece by Constantin Tsaldaris. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece describes communism in action there -- Oscar and the Flier Fellers by Charles S. Peden. A true story that has more punch than most fiction -- It Still Hurts by James F. O'Neil, National Commander. The Legion, for one, isn't forgetting unhealed battle wounds -- What You Can Do About Housing by Hayward S. Cleveland. It isn't necessary to depend on others to get a roof over your head -- Will Heart Disease Get You? by Myron Stearns. We are doing almost nothing about this worst of killers -- How I Built My Own House by McDonald White. Everyone said he couldn't do it, but everyone was proved wrong -- All at Sea With Bass Tackle by Ray Holland. If you want rip-roaring sport toss a Bass plug in the sea -- How You Help Draw Comic Strips by H. W. Kellick. Some little known facts about our best known cartoon folks -- Philadelphia's Blind Sportcaster by Paul Gardner. You'll say it's impossible until you learn how he does it -- They Almost Got Washington by W.H.B. Smith. A nearly-forgotten footnote to history -- Do The Movies Sell America Short? by R. Wilson Brown. An angle so far overlooked by the Un-American Activities Committee -- Let's Look at Shirts By Adolphe Menjou. They haven't changed much in years but they're worth studying -- The Editors' Corner -- Previews -- Sound Off! -- Veterans with Ideas -- Parting Shots