Klink v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review

Opinion by

Judge Rogers,

F. Scott Fitzgerald, chronicler of a less serious age than the present, observed that the bouquet of alcohol, *63not unseemly to a cavalry officer or bond broker, is altogether unfitting to a surgeon or clergyman. The appellant here, Milton L. Klink, was a traveling salesman. He was discharged from his employment, after warning, for bearing the odor of strong drink while soliciting orders. At least one customer had registered a complaint in this regard with Mr. Klink’s employer. The Unemployment Compensation Board of Review concluded that Mr. Klink was disqualified from…