The American Legion [Volume 114, No. 3 (March 1983)]

A Supper Harvest with a lot Less Work: Home Gardeners with Small Plots Can Still Reap Bumper Crops with These Ingenious Tips by Dick Raymond -- The Changing Face of American Labor: If You Want to Stay Employed and Employable, You'd Better Become Part of the Work Revolution Taking Place Across the Nation Today by Jay Stuller -- "I Didn't Sleep at all Last Night": Sleep Disorders Damage the Lives of Some 50 Million Americans. New Information About Sleep -This Most Mysterious of Human Functions- Is Bringing Help to Many by Phyllis E. Lehmann -- Tornadoes! The Killer Wind: One of Nature's Most Awesome Displays of Power Is Vividly Described with Facts and Figures -and Even a Few Fantasies by Joseph Stocker -- Death of the Golden Lion: In December 1944, the 106th Infantry Division Lived Its Short Military Life Stretched Between Glory and Ignominy during 15 Battle-Scarred Days on the Siefried Line by Don Underwood -- Commander's Message: Some Causes for Hope -- Letters: Our Readers Comments -- Big Issues: Should Taxes Be withheld on Interest and Dividends? -- News to Use: Helpful Hints for Consumers -- Dateline Washington: Issues and Opinions from the Capital -- Books: Interesting New Titles -- Veterans" Update: Decisions that Affect You -- News for Legionnaires: Your Organization at Work -- Parting Shots: To Leave You Laughing