The American Legion Magazine [Volume 31, No. 2 (August 1941)]

Cover Design by E.B. Comstock -- A Letter From A Live Wire by P.H. Peyran. Illustrations by William Heaslip -- Bathing Beauties [comic] by Wallgren -- It's Everybody's Job by F.H. LaGuardia, Director, United States Office of Civilian Defense -- Nephews Of Chiko Sam by R.G. Kirk. Illustrations by J. W. Schlaikjer -- In Union.. Strength by Wendell L. Willkie -- Gotta Have Rubber To Win by Fred B. Barton -- Never Heard Of Him? Then Meet Private Peter Francisco, Portuguese Born, Whose Mighty Deeds Helped Us Win Our Independence by Thomas J. Malone. Illustration by V. E. Pyles -- Hay Foot, Straw Foot Again: An A.E.F. Sergeant Becomes a Rookie to Size Up the 1941 Army by Frederick C. Painton. -- Tinderbox Off Asia by William Parker. Map by Henry J. O'Brien -- Murderers: Keep Away From Cleveland by Jo Chamberlin -- They're All Obsolete by Samuel Taylor Moore -- Bursts And Duds -- Editorial: How America stands -- They're Still Rolling: Impressions gathered at Fort Bragg, N.C, [sketches] by Herbert Morton Stoops -- Play, Soldier, Play: A Plea For Greater Use Of Competitive Sports In The Army And Navy by Ted Meredith -- Tools For Victory by Harold S. Falk -- They Call It Snug Harbor by Boyd B. Stutler -- Safe Anchorage by John J. Noll