District Court, District of Columbia December 4, 1972, Civ. A. 430-72 (Boyce v. Safeway Stores, Inc.)

MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER

GESELL, District Judge.

Plaintiff, a part-time food clerk, was discharged by Safeway about two months after being hired because his head and facial hair no longer conformed to written grooming standards previously established by the company as applicable to male employees who have regular contact with the public.