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The American Legion Magazine [Volume 68, No. 4 (April 1960)] AMERICAN GrLOIX MAGAZINE MOUNT RUSHMORE SOUTH DAKOTA "Now lltdfs Billy s kite Good times don't just liappen — you've got to make tliem. So, too, with fine beer. The same ingredients are available to all brewers. Tlie difference in Schlitz is the nay they're used. Just the kiss of the hops. Air protection. A unique filtering system. A few of the skills that make Schlitz so pleas- antly refreshing. THE BEER THAT MADE MILWAUKEE FAMOUS move up to Watch Ray Milland as "MARKHAM," and "The Sunday Sports Spectacular," CBS-TV every week ' © 1960 Jos. SchliU Brewing Co., Milwaukee. Wis,, Brooklyn, N.Y,. Us Angeles. Cal,. Kansas City. Mo.. Tampa, Fla. , . L To introduce you to THE RCA VICTOR POPULAR ALBUM CLUB music from i«»ETER composed^and ANY FIVE conducted by HENRY MANCINI [nationally advertised prices total up to S29.90] 1, Mclaclirino plays ' 2. Hottest album of 3. Hluea types, 4. Orifjinal sound- Autumn Lrni'es^ Star year! All-star mod- rliylhm backing. track recordirif; from Dust, While B^eVe ern "mood" jazz IlallrUijalt I Love Roilpers and llara- EITHER STEREO or REGULAR L.P. Young, Estrellita. from NBC-TVaeries. IIfr So, li others. merstein film bit. ...if you agree to buy six albums from the Club during the next 12 months THIS excitirifi new plan offers Every month you are offered a you the finest stereo or hi-fi wide variety of albums (up to 200 music being recorded today — for a year). One will be singled out as far less money than you would nor- the album-of-the-month. If you 5, All-time classical 7. Breath-taking new 8. New recording 9. (>|.erfna film beat -seller by most rer-ordiiig ot best- of Kern- lla mine r- stars retiKike their mally pay. It helps build your rec- want it, you do nothing; it will talked-abnut pianist selling suite from stcin classic. Gogi 12 biggest hits. In- ord library carefully, completely. come to you automatically. If you of recent years. dramatic TV score. Grant, Howard Keel. dian Love Calif etc. You save up to 40% with this prefer an alternate— or nothing at introductory offer alone. Alter the all — simply state your wishes on a trial membership, if you continue, form always provided. For regular you will save about one third of the L.P. albums you will pay the na- manufacturer's nationally adver- tionally advertised price — usually tised price through the Club's $3.98, at times $4.98; for stereo and hi: rhythm Record-Dividend Plan. This plan albums you will pay the nationally lets you choose a free regular L.P. advertised price of 14.98, at times 41, Guckenlieimer 47. Happy honky- 12. New remakes of 13. His latest and Sour Kraut Hand tonk piano. M\' Gal titt-ir biggest hils. riiosl daiieeable set or stereo album with every two $5.98 (plus — in all cases — a small f ract ures waltzes Sal, Side hy Side, Jalousie, Skaters yet. itallads, lindys, you buy from the Club. charge for postage and handling). marches, polkas, etc. Hello Ufa Baby, more. WaltZy Liebestraum. waltzes, Latin, etc. TCHAIKOVSKY BBi THE NUTCRACI(ER n/Vish you were here V ARTHUR : .^iS 3t BOSTON POPS ORCH. HUGO WINTERHALTER 14. Fresh versions 15. Lilting vereionB 16. Kev highlights 69. His biggest hits 94. Bluebird ofHap- 201. Hi-fi travel. 21. Com[)ote of Latin 202. Film sound- hits. of 12 harmony of The Blue Danube^ from Tchaikovsky's re-recorde<l in hi fi. pi ness. Because, Around (he World, rhythms, cha chas, track. Come Prima, Paper Doll, To Each Artists* Life, Emperor Spring, Vesti la giubbn, enchanting master- Riders in the Sky, Around the World, I Paris in the i azz. Lullnhv of Bird- O HisOwn^ Cool Water. Waltz, 9 others. piece for ballet. Ballerina, 12 more. Believe, others. Sleigh Ride, \2 in a\\. l and, 10 more. sole mio, Ave Maria. When You Come - .v— ,.\J* to Ine cna of the Day 24. 12 pop favorites 26. MacKenzie 27. 12 dance-mood ZOA.Il'nnniinhifl! 33. Rich baritone of 206. Ballads and 35. A/v M„ 36. 1:' m.-i.titiKul and light classics. sings 12 ballads. Hey favorites bv trio plus 12all-litne Hawaiian the Graham Crusade "belters." Star Dust, and Foolish. Thr\ son^s. liither Thou September Song, ar- There, Tide, /'// W Ehh Too strings. Get By, hits: irree/ Lcilani, sings some most- Daddy, Be My Love, csov It's ]londerful. Goest, Scarlet Rib- saw Concerto, Diane. Young, Moonglow. Dreamy etc. Aloha Oe. requested songs. As Time Goes j5v,etc. Yesterdays, 8 more. bons, Only One. n DEEP RIVER and Other Spirituals THE ROBERT SHAW CHORALE 37. Pianist's trio 40. Wacky, banjo- 42. Modern big- 48, Kioious musical 50. Tony Martin, 54. 15 varied strut- 56. 16 magniHcent 58. Mood guitar plays Summertime, pickin' country com- band jazz; top West satire, slapstick; wry Gogi Grant enhance ters. 76 Trnnihones, spirit uals : Swing with strings. Estrrl- The Man I Love, All ics raise havoc with Coast stars. Chances commentary by TV's the Academy Award Semper Fidclis, Cofo- Low, Sweet Chariot; lita. The Three Bells, of You, Cherry, etc. bits and specials. Are, other hits. Henry Morgan. winning film score. n el Bogey, o t he rs Dry Bones; others. Green siccves, 12 i n a I ®«««»«««««@AL1- ALBUMS ARE 12-INCH 3316 R. P. M.« «» THE RCA Victor popular album club, p. O. box so. village station, New York 14, N. Y. P81-4 Please register me as a member f»f I'lie RCa Vh tur stereo \ersir»ii9 S I .98, at times S5.98. (A small postage Popular Album (^lub and send me the five albums ami handling charge is added to all prices.) There- wliose numbers I have circled below, for which I after, I need buy only four such albums in any twelve- will pay $3.98 (plus a small postace and handling month period to maintain membership. I may cancel charge) . I agree to buy six other albums oflered by the any time after buying six albums from the Club (in (>lub within the next vear, for each of which I will be addition to those included in this introductory offer), billed at the manufacturer's nationally advertised but if I continue after my sixth purchase, for every 74. 12 shimmering 89. Kxciting. exotic 97. Gershwin plays price: regular albums I I third free. waltzes. L.P.s usually $3.98, at times $4.98; two buy may choose a album Charmaine, African rhyihmsand his own Rhapsody in Ramon a, A I way STEREOPHONIC themes, sometimes Blue in hi ft! Other Check which Division you wish to ioin: REGULAR L. P. Would You, etc. blended with jazz. vintage piano rolls. Mr. ) 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 A/r5.> — Miss) 9 12 13 14 15 16 21 IMPORTANT- PLEASE NOTE Addr€ss_ Regular (monaural) long-playing 24 26 27 33 35 36 37 City _Zonc_ State_ records can be played on stereo- NOTE: It you wish your membership credited to an phonic 40 41 42 47 48 50 54 phonographs; in fact, authorized RCA VICTOR dealer, please fill in below: they will sound better than ever. Dealer, . 74 89 97 However, stereophonic records 56 58 69 94 100. 12 Gershwin Send no money. A bill will be sent. Albums can be shipped only to are designed residents of its territories, Albums for Canadian treasures in fresh, to be played only the U. S.. and Canada. in duty free from Ontario. 100 201 202 204 206 modern manner.The ON STEREOrilOMC EQUIPMKNT. members are made Canada and shipped best-selling version. THE AMERICAN WHAT IS A LEGION MILWAUKEE BEER? MAGAZINE Cover by Donato Leo Contents for April 1960 A Milwaukee beer is one brewed in Milwaukee. And, like Vermont Syrup, Door County Cherries or Oregon HOW THE NEW AUTOMATIC CAMERAS SEE MIAMI BEACH 11 Apples . beer brewed in Milwaukee THERE'S NO REASON WHY YOU CAN'T GET PERFECT PICTURES AT THE CONVENTION. has earned a reputation of traditional greatness. WHAT YOU AS AN INDIVIDUAL CAN DO TO FIGHT COMMUNISM 14 PEOPLE WHO HAVE SUCCESSFULLY FOUGHT COMMUNISM It's true, syrup, cherries, apples, TELL YOU HOW. come from many parts of our great nation other than Vermont, Door MORGAN FRANKLIN AND ME by Wallace Harmon 16 THE RECRUIT WAS A WONDERFUL PERSON BUT AN County and Oregon . just as do many IMPOSSIBLE SOLDIER. beers. However, when you ASK for and APPEASEMENT IN PANAMA by Edward Tomlinson 18 EXPECT a Milwaukee beer, whether THE CANAL WILL BE LOST IF WE DON'T STAND UP FOR OUR RIGHTS. you live in California, Florida, New York 20 or wherever, please remember this . THE BOOM IN BOATING by Clarence Woodbury IT WILL PUT A LOT OF MONEY INTO A GREAT MANY POCKETS. There is only ONE Genuine Mil- waukee Beer that is brewed ONLY HE MAKES THE REDS LOOK RIDICULOUS by C. W. Casewit 22 BAER HITS THE COMMIES WHERE IT HURTS — IN THE FUNNY BONE. in Milwaukee and exported to all corners of the country . and the THE AMERICAN LEGION AND . CHILD WELFARE by Randel Shake 24 world. This beer is MILLER MORE AMERICAN LEGION ACCOMPLISHMENTS. HIGH LIFE. NEWS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION 29 Back in 1855 the brewery founders discovered that Milwaukee was ideally Features located to produce the centuries-old SOUND OFF 4 ROD AND GUN CLUB 2S PRO & CON 10 recipe of Miller High Life that was once EDITOR'S CORNER 6 AMERICAN LEGION NEWSLETTER 27 AFFAIRS 8 SHOPPER SO ABOUT BOOKS 49 the pride of royalty.
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