Yorkshtremen born and bred perhaps hard realise the envy our cricket inspires the breasts of the less fortunate. But glimpse oi the anguish that Yorkshire prowess causes beyond the county boundaries given the summer issue Modern Reading by Mr. Harvey Day, honorary secretary the

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Mr. GatUkell, opening for the Opposition, contrasted Mr. Churchill's recent speech * sounding »n alarm.' with Mr Butler's statement the next day that we were holding our own. and Lord Sainton's later remark I wish people would not talk about a crux," Mr. Gaitakell said many peop