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The American Legion Magazine [Volume 49, No. 1 (July 1950)] . "/ was curious — OFFICIAL POST CAPS for STATE and NATIONAL MASSACHUSETTS Style No. 1 Leffering Deluxe — Style No. 1 lettering — Post numerals on the right hand side, and state name in full on the left beneath the emblem. Extra fine quality lining, and wide genuine leather sweat band. Price. .$3.05 Standard — Style No. 1 lettering- Same as deluxe quality except fur- nished without lining, and less ex- pensive sweat band. Price. .$2.75 Two weeks required for delivery. Specify size. APPLETDN.WIS. Style No. 2 Lettering Deluxe — Style No. 2 lettering Post numerals on the right hand side, and the town name in full with state abbreviated on the left be- neath the emblem. Extra fine qual- ity lining and genuine leather sweat brand. Price $3.95 STYLE XXX ZELAN JACKET T-RIM T SHIRT Standard — Style No. 2 lettering Oyster color (Cream) Light weight water repellent. Same as deluxe except furrushed Well made, soft cotton white Legion T-shirt with Complete with Legion insignia processed on left without lining, and less expensive fast color Legion blue neck trim. "American Le- chest. Excellent for summer, late Spring and early sweat band. Price $3.65 gion" and emblem processed in blue on front. Sizes: Fall wear. Sizes: small (36), medium (38-40), small, medium, large. ordering (42-44) extra large (46-48). Immediate Two weeks required for delivery. and When be sure large and No C.O.D. orders. Specify size. to specify size. Immediate shipment. shipment. Single shirts, each $ 1 .05 Single jacket, each $ 5.75 Per dozen 1 2.00 Per dozen 66.00 THE 1950 COMBINED AMERICAN LEGION- AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY CATALOG 0 features many ifems which Post and Unit members will need Heavy-weight, full size top quality plastic cap cover, full length zipper. for their Department and National Conventions. Price each $ .50 Write for a copy today . It's FREE! 12 or more $5.00 per dozen AID LEGION PROGRAMS — BUY FROM NATIONAL EMBLEM SALES NATIONAL EMBLEM SALES, Box 1055, Indianapolis 6, Indiana O Enclosed is Check for $ Ship C.O.D. for $ Please Ship the Following: EH Check if Catalog Desired No. 1 While Shirt $4.65 No. 2 Blue Shirt $4.85 Blue Tie 85 Gold Tie 85 Name.. OFFICIAL SHIRTS AND TIES Street.. Cut full to assure perfect fit and maximum comfort. Thor- oughly pre-shrunk and guaranteed fast to washing, sun and City State.. I>erspiration. Sizes from 13J-2 up to and including 18. Stand- ard sleeve lengths. Specify neck and sleeve sizes. Serial No. of 1950 Membership Card is. — . vol. 49, NO. 1 Qa^rd hair and scalp fo^n LEGION Summer Su»il Wht-n Wally Richards Contents for Jnly 19SO painted this month's cover, he drew a com- ANOTHER CHANCE FOR CASEY (fiction) posite of some of the homes lie rememhered BY LARRY SIEGEL 11 as a boy, and the other The renowned slugger returns to bat details proved easy to do. When he came to the drum, however, TERROR BY LAW every Legionnaire he BY GEORGE N. CRAIG 14 knew wanted him to put his Post's name The National Commander tells how the reds intimidate decent Americans and number on it. The problem was finally solved by just using FREE FOR NOTHING, ALMOST the Legion emblem and "Post 18," be- BY WENDY .A.ND EVERETT MARTIN 16 cause every continen- The .story behind the mammoth premium business tal Department has at least that many Posts. HOW THE LEGION FIGHTS FOR THE FARM Now the cover, as Wally intended, can be VETERAN anywhere in the B. U.S.A. on the Fourth BY ROBERT PITKIN 18 of .July. We can take credit for many success stories of the soil POSTMASTER: Please THEY GOT THE FOURTH UNDER CONTROL send copies returned BY MAURICE FISCHER 20 under labels Form 3579 to Post Office Box Once Independence Day kept the doctors running 105S, Indianapolis 6, Indiana. WHAT HAS LOS ANGELES GOT? Your hair's handsomer, your scalp feels BY R. WILSON BROWN 22 better, when you give them extra protection The American Legion The answer to this will attract a throng of Legionnaires Magazine is the official against drying summer sun. Use Vitalis publication of The Ameri- YOUR CAR'S LIQUID DIET "Live-Action" care—Vitalis and the famous can Legion ond is owned exclusively by The Ameri- BY GEORGE H. WALTZ. JR 24 "60-Second Workout" to guard hair, in- — can Legion. Copyright Most people don't give this matter nearly enough vigorate scalp. Get Vitalis today, at any drug 1950. Published monthi/ attention at 1100 W. Broadway, counter or barber shop. Louisville, Ky. Acceptance lor mailing at special rate WHO RAISED THESE HOODLUMS? of postage provided for in BY LESTER DAVID. 26 Section I 103, Act of Oct. The mysterious mental processes that make a vandal 3, 1917, authorized Jan. 5, 1925, Price single copy, 15 cents; yearly subscrip- THEY REKINDLED THE FLAME tion, SI. 50. Entered os second class matter June BY RICHARD BLUMENTH.4L 28 30, 1 948, at the Post It was in Paris whcp the Nazis were riding high Office at Louisville, Ky., under the Act of Morch 3, 1879. \lfmt EXECUTIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES *&)-S&coud Workup Indianapolis 6, Indiana Featui'es EDITORIAL AND PRODUCTS PARADE 1 MEMO TO THE LADIES. 41 ADVERTISING <i THE EDITORS' CORNER . LIFE IN THE OPEN 53 50 SECONDS' massage feel 580 Fifth Avenue SOUND OFF! Jl VETS WITH IDEAS 57 the difference in your scalp. New York 19, N. Y. Vitalis stimulates scalp, pre- NEWSLETTER PVIt lTNG SHOTS M WESTERN OFFICE vents dryness, routs flaky dan- 333 North Michigan Avenue Manuscripts, iirtwork, cai'toons submitted for consideration w:!' in'l druff, helps check excessive Chicago 1, Illinois be returned unless a self-addressed, stamped envelope is inchuied. falling hair. 10 SECONDS' combing— ;//(' difference in your hair. Please notify the James F. O Neil, Man- Eorl L. 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