Bakers and Beards.

Mt Benger Mail, 16 September 1931, Page 4

Bakers and Beards.

NOT WAN I'Ll) IN GLASHOW, AU.U.KD HA K To ILMI’HOV.M LNT. Should a man ;•■><■ h.s J!i for ki oj.iijg h> board? A no ■ nf• rol tin- S. •. 1 1ss!i Hak. r' 1 n n has alleged that a hj i o\v sn**m : la Glasgow .anno; !ind ■ii.jnoyau r of any dosi'iijit.on :u sh 'ratio —because ho ha- a Liard. “Ha kers with hoards.’’ bo says, “are not wanted. and tha! is all that w rung w;th t h;> ’.nan. Hi ha.-, a boa id j' l " 1 follow. ‘ 1 Tlh' gen.-ral m o rot ary of the union, on tlo- other hand, st:tt• • > that the Hoard ha. 1 - nothing to do w.ih tin- man Going ..m of work. Ho i> old and unlit. d<> mared dioia:. iho -iUo-tion has on di.sous.iod vvii.ii several ma.shr bak.js, uud it aj.gear- that there an some Leaido.i Lak .!> in I 1.0 liadi at tor all. “Why Huy havo hoard'. said an omjdoyor. w .th a twinkle in ii ■ y«*. • ! van ’’ -uy. liicv don iiood a hoard for kneading dough. ” Aiioiher ma'tor r -a. 1 that ho lU'ti.il have something !o say io an cm jdoyor who thought ho eoaid work in a bak- housv, os|-oo ally among the mucliinory with a board of tin- Santa Llau.s ty |>o. “ Hul tio. ro arc joally very iVw beards among baker*. or it. any olhor tiado nowadays. ho observed, “Hid you o'..*r soo a hourdo.j iuiiohor? Do you think that an engineer ooui.i work in gt> utor coinfon and safety with a hoard than ho dot's with his chin cleanshavon, T!io gist of many iiHjuiiie;- jaunts to Hio fondu.'o ii that geti.ng liio sack for wearing a heard is anything but a cummoil practice.