Talkative Tonsorialists Trounce Tresses
BEMUSED, PERPLEXED, INTENT OR DISMAYED . . . Lawrence barbers cut it "as you like it."
Although the Kansas's editorial writers are currently locking horns on the issue of long hair, Lawrence barbers are looking at the tense situation with a somewhat nonchalant approach.
"However the customer wants to wear his hair is up to him," Kenneth Ford, a barber at the Campus Barber Shop, said. Ford reluctantly added, however, he thought the trend toward longer tresses had gotten a bit out of hand in some instances.
JOSEPH BURNHAM, another "tonsorial artist" at the Campus Barber Shop, said "every man for his own hair style" was his motto. He went on to say however, that
his son wouldn't wear a "beatle"
haircut if he had his sav.
Tom Amyx, operator of Tom's Fourteenth Street Barber Shop, indicated that the chief problem facing today's barber is a lack of communication between him and the customer. "If the customer can get across to the barber what he wants, the barber will usually do a good job."
16 Daily Kansan Wednesday, October 6, 1965
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