The American Legion Magazine [Volume 58, No. 3 (March 1955)]

Cover by Wally Richards -- Casualty (Fiction): This Threesome Was Too Much of a Crowd by Myles Connolly -- We Need a Geography Lesson: The National Commander Discusses the Home Front by Seaborn P. Collins -- Are Spectator Sports On The Way Out?: Two Different Views of a Controversial Subject by Arthur Daley and Arch Ward -- Shall We Pay Our Cops or Robbers?: It's Time Someone Gave Thought to Our Police by Jack Denton Scott -- Those Crazy Mixed Up Dogs: About a Growing Sport You'll Find In Many Rural Areas by Henry P. Davis -- Will They Clean Up the Comic Books?: Some Comic Book Publishers Can Bear Watching by Ruth A. Inglis -- How I Lost My Dignity: It Happens All the Time In Hospitals by Octavus Roy Cohen -- Let's End the Blackout of U. S. History: The U. S. Gets Less of a Buildup Than the UN by Edward Longstreth -- News of The Legion -- Sound Off! -- Products Parade -- Newsletter -- Editor's Corner -- Rod and Gun Club -- Parting Shots