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Of course, there arc men who overcome these handicaps and

they are the politicians who most deserve.prornotion. The most successful of them in the jut Parliament was undoubtedly Mr. W. S. Morrison. Whatever the hour and however weary the House he always managed to Make a vital contribution to the debate. One speech 1, recall in particular was that in which he opposed the opening of Sunday cinemas. I disagreed strongly with his ,case but I could actually see the effect that one after another his brilliantly-marshalled counter-arguments to each point that had been raised was having on the House. * *