The American Legion Magazine [Volume 101, No. 6 (December 1976)]

When Paper Was a Weapon: Fledgling colonial industry was hard-pressed to meet needs -- The Man Who Could See Tomorrow: To some Homer Lea remains America's greatest military genius -- Another Ice Age? Climatologists weigh changing world weather patterns -- American Legion Restates Some Basic Principles: Vigorous stands on Formosa, Communism reinforce organization's role by National Commander William J. Rogers -- A POW Odyssey to Europe: Former World War II prisoners visit old stalag sites -- Diabetes Can Threaten Your Sight: Shrinking time factor in retinal disease alarms scientists -- Off the Highway, Way Down Upon the Suwannee River: Florida's Memorial to Stephen Foster lures vacationers -- Once They Were Eagles: U.S. airmen who flew with RAF reminisce in Britain -- Should We Have a Moratorium on Nuclear Power Plants? Pro: Rep. Hamilton Fish, Jr., Con: Sen. Paul J. Fannin -- Washington's Christmas Gift to His Country: Magnificent Gothic cathedral rises as church for all Americans -- The Polish Connection: Baltimore Legion post uncovers old link to Poland and its heroes -- The Yorktown Serves Again: Essex class carrier becomes hub of unique naval museum -- Bicentennial Landmark, Fort Kaskaskia, IL: Place where Illinois began claims niche in history -- Cover Photo: Cover photo of West Nave of Washington's National Cathedral and its famed rose window was made available by Washington Cathedral Communications Dept. and William Graham -- Notes on Our Desk -- Books that Matter -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Newsletter -- News of The American Legion -- Personal -- Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots