The American Legion Magazine [Volume 67, No. 6 (December 1959)]

Cover by Roy Penney -- Christmas in a Hospital: The Noted Columnist Descries a Personal Experience by George E. Sokolsky -- The Invasion of "The Hamspire Grenadier": Some Thirsty Soldiers Almost Gave Away a Dangerous Secret by Thomas Jeffries Betts -- Big Problems of Small Business: Taxes and Red Tape Are Just Two of the Headaches by Lester David -- Changing Fashions in Murder: Today the Emphasis Is on Rough Stuff, Sophistication, and Sex by Alfred Hitchcock -- How Commercial Aviation Got Started: Describing the First 20 Years of This Vital Industry by Samuel Taylor Moore -- The American Eagle-Is It Doomed?: A Plea to Save This Noble Bird by Robert Rienow -- The Legion's 40 Years Against Communism: There Is Good Reason for the Reds Hatred of the Legion by Robert B. Pitkin -- News of the American Legion -- Sound Off -- Rod and Gun Club -- Pro and Con -- Editor's Corner -- Newsletter -- Personal Affairs -- About Books -- American Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots