The American Legion Magazine [Volume 40, No. 5 (May 1946)]

Cover Design: Drawing by Bill O'Brian -- The Editors' Corner -- Genius Unlimited: Hitler s secret weapons had nothing on some of our home-grown ideas by Frederick C. Othman -- Great Big Lummox: McGee didn't move very fast, but he could outthink the best of them by Frank Richardson Pierce -- I Pick Joe Louis: Fight fans will see a good battle but (says he) no new champion by Jimmy Powers -- Let's Speak Up! Our State Department moves to end war-breeding misunderstandings by William Benton -- Candace Goes to Court: The story of two feudin families who finally got together by Clem Potter -- Head Man: When you fish for bass you're up against fighting fins by Ray Holland -- The Boy from Willapa: Bob Bush, CMH, fought off the Japs to save a wounded Marine by Robert Ormond Case -- The Stelles at Home: A National Commander's life is more than conventions and meetings -- Stop, Read and Listen: How the American Legion is telling its story on the air by Alton Kastner -- Sound Off! Letters from you to us on many matters -- Memorial Day by Enos by Comstock -- Give Them Recognition: The leadership of WW2 vets is needed in every Post and Department by John Stelle, National Commander -- Parting Shots