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...those who left journalism, Morris notes, all but 15 found jobs in "related fields." The largest segment (23) turned to public relations. Crime Writer Ray Girardin is now Chief Probation Officer for Detroit's Recorder's Court. Reporter Al Leaderman, an incorrigible $2 speculator at Detroit's Hazel Park race track, is now on the other side of the mutuel window, taking bets. Night Police Reporter Fred Manardo works as an investigator for the National Bank of Detroit. Morris himself managed to land agilely on both feet. He went back to Wayne State University as a journalism...
...tight, narrow trousers leaves his home in Paris' Latin Quarter, crosses the Seine and heads for Père-Lachaise Cemetery. For hours he strolls among the dead marshals, statesmen and courtiers of the dead Napoleonic Empire; he never fails to pause before the tombstone of the Comtesse de Girardin, the greatest beauty of the Little Corporal's court. Jean Auguste Louis Armand Fèvre, by profession a dealer in rare books, by appearance a bourgeois gentleman of Napoleon's day, has chosen to live in the past...
...third meeting of the informal radio workshop course which is open to the University, Raymond Girardin of station WEEI will speak this evening at 8 o'clock in the Widener Poetry Room. His subject wil be "Variety Production...
Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Poetry Room of Widener the third lecture concerning techniques of radio will be given by Raymond G. Girardin of Station WEEI. Girardin came to WEEI as a cub announcer...
...Detroit reporters and photographers have learned to expect gas and clubs as a matter of routine. During the Flint strike Reporter Gay Girardin of the Detroit Times was at a phone inside the Chevrolet plant talking to his city editor when rioting started. Tear and nausea gas clouds rolled in on him as he continued phoning his story, coughing and vomiting. Once he looked up to see a striker coming at him with a club. Girardin stopped the club in mid-air with a "Hello Tony." Most thoughtful Labor expert to emerge in Detroit has been lanky, young, bespectacled Reporter...