The American Legion Magazine [Volume 40, No. 9 (September 1946)]

Cover Drawing by Frank Brandt -- The Editors' Corner -- Sound Off! -- The Long, Hard Road to Peace by Allan Nevins. We are repeating the same mistakes we made after World War I -- It's a Good Question (fiction) by Harold Applehaum. The story of a policeman with a protective urge -- Unseen Wounds by J.C. Furnas. What is being done about psychoneurotic veterans -- Caring for Our Own by Mildred Adams. How the Legion junctions in simple human relations -- How to be a Civilian by Bob Hope. Some perplexing answers to questions that probably never occurred to you -- Portrait of a Hero (fiction) by Dan Saults. The story of a fouled-up GI who went places Football's Powder Keg by Fritz Crisler. Amazing things sometimes happen when a coach tries to supercharge a team -- Reunion by Michael Berry. A pictorial preview of the San Francisco, or any, Convention -- Gamebird Jitters by Ray Holland. An expert on hunting prescribes a nerve tonic for nimrods -- To Secure the Blessings of Liberty by John Stelle. Intolerance is a sign of weakness and invites trouble from abroad -- Sports Variety: Bits and pieces about sports and sportsmen -- Parting Shots