The American Legion Monthly [Volume 20, No. 1 (January 1936)]

Cover Design: The New Year Comes In by Walter Biggs -- Revenge, Not Too Sweet by C.W. Holt, Illustration by Frank Street -- Our Neighbor Moves Away by Thomas J. Malone, Illustration by Grattan Condon -- Souvenir Hound: Part One by Karl W. Detzer, Illustrations by Kenneth F. Camp -- We Won't Have to Fight If by Bernard M. Baruch, Foreword by John J. Pershing -- The Real Mother's Day by Irving Bacheller, Illustrations by William Heaslip -- Their Big Moments: S500 a Month in Prizes Illustrations by V.E. Pyles -- Rubber by A.L. Freedlander -- Holding the Home Together by Stillman F. Westbrook, Drawing by Herbert M. Stoops -- Hot Stove Stuff by Rabbit Maranville -- You and Everybody Else by Frank E. Samuel, National Adjutant -- Start the New Year Right by Wallgren -- Editorial: Veterans Are People -- Back Home Again in Indiana: Fame Elevates a Hoosier-Born Girl to the Headquarters of the Auxiliary's National President by John J. Noll -- Looking Backward by Boyd B. Stutler -- Opportunity Plus: When luck came this post grabbed it, but it was hard work which gave it a new home and high place in its community. There is no copyright on its formula for success by Philip Von Blon -- Carioca Land in War Time by The Company Clerk -- Bursts and Duds Conducted by Dan Sowers