The American Legion Magazine [Volume 43, No. 4 (October 1947)]

Cover by Henry Dravneek -- Blueprint for World War III by W.H.B. Smith. Factories that made your souvenir weapon probably work for Russia today -- The Hound Called Honey (fiction) by Donn Hale Munson. The story of a small boy and his little old hound dog -- I Like the Little Posts by John S. Stewart -- Why Hire Disabled Vets? by Jack Sher. Some answers to a question many employers are ducking -- Dizzy Dean of the Doughs by Robert Ennson. Concerning the "meanest, toughest, orneriest and wackiest soldier" -- Yanqui School for Manners by John Kord Lagemann -- Learning how to make good in the South American way -- Meet the Timberdoodle by Harry Botsford. The woodcock is rough on hunters, but sportsmen love him -- The Post Behind the Counter by Robert M. Astley. Legionnaire students at Michigan State got tired of high prices, and cut them -- How to Play Center and Like It by Gene Ward. Chet Gladchuck's "extras" make him top center on any gridiron -- Report from Hollywood by R. Wilson Brown. Big doings and little goings-on in the cinema center -- Science of Hats by Paul Andrews -- The Editors' Corner -- Previews -- Sound Off! -- Sports Varieties -- Veterans with Ideas -- Parting Shots