Exhibit JC42 - The Leveson Inquiry

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For Distribution to CPsHacks and Dons - Teaching at the London University Journalism School 1919-1939: Its origin,development and influence.changed, in favour of the course. As Mr Hamson wrote: ’My impression isthat in recent years students have come to us far better equipped for thejob than they did when the course was begun, and I have a feeling that thisis due to the influence of Mr Tom Clarke.’As SkiPSeY explained in a letter to the Principal of King’s College whenshe returned from the USA, where she was stranded when war broke out inSeptember, 1939: ’All these are the products of Mr. Tom Clarke’s teaching.They show that a well-run journalistic course can be an immense asset toyoung people genuinely anxious to become responsible newspaper menand women, to the profession, and to the country.’ Many more were in warservice of one kind or another.While some journalists might have scoffed at the idea of womenbecoming reporters Vera Brittain (1893-1970) was not among them. Shebelieved that the Diploma for Journalism was the ’next best thing to adegree as preparation for a career in journalism. ’~ For the long-servingmember of the university journalism committee, Emilie Peacocke, writing in1951, the abandonment of the course could only be deplored as it hadensured ’two years of cultural education after leaving school, and at thesame time provided a practical training in modern newspaper production, ’~7Just what might have been revealed about those years is hinted at byMargery Green, writing to Stella Gibbons reminiscing about their days onthe course: ’1 kept in touch with some of my fellow students for many years,and came across others in later wartime work. There’s a book to be writtenabout those days which could be very funny. ’~8ExtractThursday l 9" MayWed. 29 ’h JuneThurs. 29 ’h SeptemberTues. l l th Oct.Wed. 12 th Oct.Thurs. 13 tn Oct.Fri. 14 ’h Oct.Sat. 15 th Oct.Mon. 17 th Oct.Tues. l 8 ’~ Oct.Wed. 19 ’h Oct.Thurs. 20 "~ Oct.Fri. 21 ’t Oct.Sat. 22 ~ Oct.Sun. 23 r~ Oct.Mon. 24 th Oct.Tues. 25 th Oct.Wed. 26 m Oct.Thurs. 27 ’h Oct.Fri. 28 th Oct.Mon. 31 ~t Oct.Tues. l st Nov.Wed. 2 ~ Nov.Table IVfrom Ruth Tomalin’s Diary for 1938Interview for King’s College (given a place to read English.)"Coriolanus" at the Old Vic- Olivier, Sybil ThorndikeInterview (given place for journalism course.)King’s term postponed- (Munich crisis.)Came to King’s. Interview with Dr. Harrison.Explored- Library, Journalism Room. English Literature lecture.Economics and Lit. Library.Eng.Lit. Walk by Thames.Glorious "Hamlet" in modern dress, Alec Guinness (Old Vic)Lecture, Dr. Harrison- v. amusing.History. Lovely. Practical Journalism.Walk in the City. Lord Mayor, St Paul’s, Trafalgar service.Economics and Lit.Literature. Lit. Soc., discussion on Rupert Brooke.Read Life of Benenuto Cellini. Walk in Gray’s Inn.To Hyde Park to hear Bonar Thompson.Lecture from Dr H. Greek dancing ’not prancing about in calico!’Thick fog. Practical Journalism. ~ and Tchehov’s Life.Long walk in parks.Economics lecture.Professor Isaacs on "Peg’s Paper!"Wrote English essay (first impressions of King’s). Criticism, and Dr H.read translations of Homer.Bookshops. Finished "Persephone" (sequence of poems.) Mr Leek[Lieck] (Magistrates’ Clerk) on Bow Street Court- v. interesting.Charing Cross Rd. bookshops217MOD100051388
For Distribution to CPsYoung Women Learning Journalism at London University, 1919-1939Thnrs 3 ’~ Nov.Sat. 5 ~h Nov.Mon. 7 ~h Nov.Tues. 10~hNov.Fri. 11 ~h Nov.Tues. 15 ~ Nov.Wed. 16 ~h Nov.Fri. 18 ~h Nov.Sat. 19 ~h Nov.Mon. 28 ~h Nov.Tues. 29 th Nov.Wed. 30 t~. Nov.Fri. 2 ~a Dec.Mon. 5* Dec.Tues. 6 th Dec.Wed. 7 t~ Dec.Thurs. 8 ~h Dec.Fri. 9 ’~ Dec.Sat. l0 ta Dec.Tues. 13 th Dec.Wed. 14 ’h Dec.Thurs. 15 ’h Dec.Sat. 17 ’a Dec.Fri. 23 ‘d Dec.Sun. 25 th Dec.Essay tutorial (with Roger Fulford.) EconomicsWrote article for the Hampshire Telegraph. (Guy Fawkes night inLondon.)Dr H. on Plato. Walk in parks.A Century of Poetry (edited by GBH.) Oxford Street. Bond Streetgalleries, with Olivia.* Coffee in Fortnum.Professor John [should be Jacob and he was not a professor while atLondon University] Isaacs on Chaucer. "Uncle, For Goddessake, comeoff!."Journalism- the great Webb Miller (author of a current success, 1 FoundNo Peace.) Report and headline. Eve, They Fly By Twilight (EmlynWilliams.) Quite cntertaining.Procession- King Carol and Prince MichaelLecture on Irish literature. Reading Orlando, V. Woolf- delightful.**To "Hamlet" again. Wildly pathetic elfin little Hamlet (Alec Guinness.)Volitmand as Mr. Chamberlain.G.B.H. on Longinus.Boring Journalism.Isaacs on Marlow. "Man and Superman" (Old Vic.) Rabidly Shavianaudience.Charing Cross bookshops- Lisa of Lambeth (Isaacs: cp. "The LambethWalk!") Marlow, Matthew Arnold.Read "Faustus," "Jew of Malta."Journalism: gossip paragraphs.Economics essay.Test- Tennyson.Isaacs on Ibsen- v. good. Eve, carol party- to King’s College Hospital.Olivia and I to Covent Garden market at 5 a.m., then to Dean’s Yard.Eve, carol-singing in Bloomsbury.Went to University College library for Ibsen and Shaw books. Carols atHampstead.National Gallery and Tate with Olivia. Eve, "Robert’s Wife"- OwenNares and Edith Evans brilliant. "Put that in your censor and swing it."Found skit on Ibsen in 19 th Century PunchCovent Garden again at 5 a.m.I’m 19. Letter from Riding- "Sea Riders" (article) acceptSnow and robins[ Lovely presents- SCOOD (Evelyn Waugh), The GreenLeaf. A memorial to Grey Owl (Lovat)* Art student. ** Later (Sept. 30 th 19477) in her tower room at Sissinghurst, Vita Sackville-Westshowed me the manuscript of Orlando: beautifully bound, ’among my most treasured possession’ (Vit...~a,Victoria Glendinning, 15. 207.)Table VRuth Tomalin Diary Entries for Munich Crisis September 1938Saturday 24 th Sept.Mon. 26 th Sept.Tues. 27 th Sept.Wed. 28 ~ Sept.Thurs. 29 th Sept.Mr. Chamberlain has now flown twice to Hitler- negotiationsbroken. Tony and Gerald- first nagger matches: and, we hope, notthe last.In Cosham cinema: programme interrupted by ARP (Air RaidPrecautions) warnings, and notices to NCO’s: "Full kit to DrillHall."ARP trenches begun. Fleet mobilized. Launching of the "QueenElizabeth"- the Queen’s fine speech. Broadcast by Chamberlain.Tony called up (the London Welsh Regiment)- we don’t knowwhere he is. Bought College clothes at Portsmouth- some hopes!Parliament met: dramatic scene in House of Commons whenChamberlain announced that Hitler has invited the 4 to Munich.Still hope.King’s term postponed. Chamberlain left for Munich amid terrific218MOD100051389
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