The American Legion Magazine [Volume 30, No. 4 (April 1941)]

Cover Design by J.W. Schlaikjer -- 16 Times Right by Harold D. Robinson -- It's Milwaukee In September by Carl F. Zeidler, Mayor of Milwaukee -- No "New Order" For Our Schools by R. Worth Shumaker, Assistant, National Americanism Director. Cartoons by John Cassel -- Many Eggs, Many Baskets by Ray Tucker -- His Own Kind: An Army Day Reverie by Tom Sayres. Illustrations by Courtney Allen -- We Were In Metz by Robert Beith Anderson -- Bursts And Duds -- "To Promote Peace ..." by George P. Gillan. Drawing by William Heaslip -- Trip To England: From the Legion Mission's Diary -- You've Really Got To Be Good [comic] by Wallgren -- More Power To You, Uncle: Something about the way the Legion is Attempting to Build up the Health and Strength of all Americans through Recreation by Frank G. McCormick -- The Army Goes Into High by Ared White -- Editorial: Still in Service for America -- Wanted: Veterans For Jobs by Paul H. Griffith, Director, National Veterans' Employment Committee, The American Legion -- I Wouldn't Choose Between Them by Nixson Denton -- Virginia Remembers by Boyd B. Stutler -- Ships That Pass ... by John J. Noll -- The Last Class: A Translation of the famous Alpfronse Daudet Story by Jacqueline Powell