The American Legion Monthly [Volume 22, No. 2 (February 1937)]

Cover: Way Down East -- Who Said Pensions? by Harry W. Colmery -- Drummer Boy by MacKinlay Kantor, Illustrations by Norman Price -- The Fatal Month by Frederick Palmer -- When and Where? by Wythe Williams, Cartoon by John Cassel -- Looking Ahead for America by Roland B. Howell -- Some Won't Die by Claude C. Snider -- The 1937 Objectives by John Thomas Taylor -- Don't Give Up the Airship by C.E. Rosendahl, U.S.N. -- Putting the Whammy on Em by Jim Hurley -- There is a Saluting Demon by Hudson Hawley -- About Transportation by Wallgren -- Editorial: Peace, War and America -- Did It Really Happen? An Ex-A.E.F.-er Rereads His Wartime Notebook and Wonders What He Was Talking About by Rud Rennie, Illustrations by Wallace Morgan -- Ten Years of Sunshine: The American Legion Hospital for Crippled Children at St. Petersburg, Florida, celebrates its tenth anniversary on February 19th by Boyd B. Stutler -- They Touched Bottom by John J. Noll -- Front and Center -- Bursts and Duds Conducted by Dan Sowers