SHORT, OR LONG?
WOMEN WORKERS' HAIR.
ISSUE RAISED AT HOME.
(Br CABLE—FBMB ASJOCUTIpK—COrrajOHT) (AUSTIUUAH AXD If.Z, CABLE ABBQCIATWK.) (Received November 13th, 7.4& p.m.) LONDON", November 12. 1 The problem, of bobbing «uid shingling- hair by women workers continues to be discussed in th© women's pages of the newspapers. Recently Lyons and Co. decided thafc toashop girls who hitherto have not l>een allowed to bob could do as they liked.
Now the right of hospital nurses to bob and shingle is questioned. To-day the ltomford lioard of Guardians dooided ttovt no member of the nursing staff should bo allowed to bob or shingle, and ehori-haired - women must immediately allow their hair to grow. A woman member of the Board strongly urged that bobbed hair was hygienic, and asked if wanteds h-.ur in their food.
Other opponents of tho Board's order aaked if it were proposed to for* bid the Use of faoo-power and' high heels.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18230, 14 November 1924, Page 13
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154SHORT, OR LONG? Press, Volume LX, Issue 18230, 14 November 1924, Page 13
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