I was a bit uneasy at the prospect…

388 "I was a bit uneasy at the prospect—just at first ..." CONFESS I was in two minds about "I putting a disabled chap into a top job. It seemed to me his handicap might make for awkwardness, however suitable he might be otherwise. "But I was impressed by his experience and by the hint from our Regional Appoint- ments Office that 'a man's a man for a' that—and often more so! I liked him at once when I saw him. We took him on— one more for our quota. Yes, lost an arm in Burma. But handicap? About as much handicapped as Nelson! He once explained —you have to decide whether to go under or make good.