The American Legion Magazine [Volume 103, No. 6 (December 1977)]

Commander's Message: We Have Again Studied The Treaty; We Still Say "No": Legion leader demands full treaty review in House, Senate -- Off The Highway: Bethlehem, PA -- "Early, Late" 24th Division -- Bicentennial Of Valley Forge -- Martha Washington Shared Rigors Of Winter Of 78 -- General Washington's Pensioners -- The Story Of "Silent Night" -- Pearl Harbor: Where Time Stood Still -- . . . And St. Paul Where The First Shot Echoes -- "I'm Only Blind, I Can Push!": World War I ambulance driver recalls pain and glory of combat -- Soviets Walk Old Trails In Africa: Communists pick up abandoned plans of 19th century tsars -- Should Congress Approve Amnesty For Aliens? Pro: Herman Badillo, U.S. Rep., New York ; Con: John M. Ashbrook, U.S. Rep., Ohio -- The Story Of The Poinsettia -- Notes On Our Desk -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Newsletter -- News Of The American Legion -- Posts in Action -- Books That Matter -- Life In The Outdoors -- Personal -- American Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots