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CHAPTER I.—THE FALL OF SINGAPORE (pg. 1-27). CHAPTER II.—THE ANGLO-RUSSIAN TREATY (pg. 27-56). CHAPTER III.—THE DEMAND FOR A SECOND FRONT (pg. 56-73). CHAPTER IV.—THE ALLIED VICTORY IN N. AFRICA (pg. 73-97).

The New Government “Executives” (pg. 1-2). Reasons for the Change (pg. 2). Defects in Government Control System (pg. 2). Advances in Production (pg. 2-3). Need of Fresh Supplies of Labour (pg. 3). Plan for Registration of Industry (pg. 3). Departure of Lord Halifax for America (pg. 3-4). Diminution of Air Raids (pg. 4-5). Compulsory Fire-watching (pg. 5). Effects of Shelter Life (pg. 5). R.A.F. Activity (pg. 5-6). Shipping Losses in January and February (pg. 6). Effect on Food Supplies (pg. 6). High Figure of Road Accidents (pg. 6-7). Suppression of Daily Worker (pg. 7). Protest in Parliament (pg. 7). War Damage Bill Passed (pg. 7-8). Modification of Household Means Test (pg. 8). Labour Party's Reception (pg. 8-9). New Vote of 600 million (pg. 9). Government Changes (pg. 9). House of Commons Disqualification Bill (pg. 9-10). Government's Reconstruction Plans (pg. 10). Public Schools Bill (pg. 10-11). Capture of Bardia (pg. 11). Of Tobruk (pg. 11). Of Benghazi (pg. 11). British Gains and Losses (pg. 11-12). British Advance in Eritrea (pg. 12). Rising in Abyssinia: Mr. Eden's Statement (pg. 12). German Air Attacks in Mediterranean (pg. 12-13). German Reinforcements in Africa (pg. 13). British Rights in Tangier (pg. 13). Government and Dock Labourers (pg. 13-14). Registration for Employment Order (pg. 14). Women's Eagerness (pg. 14-15). Government Scheme for Concentration of Production (pg. 15). Method of Concentration (pg. 15-16). Army and Civil Defence Services (pg. 16). Mr. Bevin and Compulsion of Workers (pg. 16). Labour and the “People's Convention” (pg. 16-17). B.B.C. Heresy Hunting (pg. 17). First Raid on Lofoten Islands (pg. 17). First Lord on Naval Position (pg. 17-18). Progress in Army Equipment (pg. 18-19). Work of the Air Forces (pg. 19). Militia Camp Affair (pg. 19). Prime Minister on Lease and Lend Bill (pg. 19-20). Mission of Sir A. Salter (pg. 20). British Advance in Somaliland (pg. 20). British Somaliland Recovered (pg. 20-21). Capture of Keren (pg. 21). Of Massawa (pg. 21). British Command of Mediterranean (pg. 21-22). Breach with Rumania (pg. 22). Mr. Eden in the Near East (pg. 22). Breach with Bulgaria (pg. 22-23). Appeals to Yugoslavia (pg. 23). Britain and the Yugoslav Revolution (pg. 23). Battle of Matapan (pg. 23-24). Sunday Opening of Music Halls (pg. 24). Submarine Menace Intensified (pg. 24). Air Raids in March (pg. 24-25). Progress in Food Production (pg. 25). Accounts for the Year (pg. 25). The Budget (pg. 25-27). “Combing-out” of Industry (pg. 27).

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He was born on March 11, 1930, in Detroit. He resided in Fort Walton Beach, Fla., since January 1970. He is survived and will be dearly missed by his beloved wife of 59 years, Elizabeth Miller of Fort Walton Beach; his son, Robert W. Miller and wife, Kathi, of Davie, Fla.; daughter, Cheryl Ann Richardson and husband, Lloyd, of Fort Walton Beach; four grandsons and one granddaughter, Christopher Miller and his wife, Leslie, of Chesapeake, Va., Michael Miller and his wife, Tina, of Raceland, La., Jennifer and husband, Tal Noury, of Las Vegas, Bradley Miller of Jacksonville, Fla., Lloyd Richardson and wife, Alison, of Honolulu, and Robert A. Miller of Washington, D.C.; four great- grandsons; and one great-granddaughter. [Clay] was preceded in death by his parents, A.V. and Mary Batson; brother, Jonny; and nephew, Jeremy. He is survived by his brothers, Eugene Batson, Jerry (Angie) Batson of Fountain, Fla., and Willie (Brenda) Batson of Mary Esther, Fla.; sisters, Barbara Foxhall (Tim) Taylor of Kenton, Ohio, and Lydia Morris of Navarre, Fla.; and many nieces, nephews, friends and extended family. [Margaret H. Wilkinson]'s greatest love was for her family and they will miss her dearly, including her two sons, Elwood Wilkinson (daughter-in-law, Diane), of Milligan, and Johnny Wilkinson (wife, Reita), also of Milligan; daughter, Brenda Williams (husband, Jimmy) of Escambia Farms; brothers, Charles Morgan Howell (wife, Edna) of Crestview, and Dalton Howell (wife, Linda) of Cross City; sisters-in-law, Kay Howell of Jacksonville, and Heide Howell of Lake Worth; 11 grandchildren; and numerous great-grandchildren.