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irst Thomson | CARDIFF, Wales -- Here in the historic capital city of the arenes of Wales, I have been sitting in on the inaugur- ation of the first journalistic training project of the son Foundation for emerging countries, established by Roy H. Thomson 10 months ago, and 5 gd going into action. On the train nn me, coming from London to f were 11 of the 12 students, from nine different countries scatter- the world, who will up the group to un- first course of train- ing in all phases of newspaper journalism, They come from places as far apart as Calcutta and Trinidad, Jamaica and Sei- rut in the Lebanon, and all of them are looking forward with keenness to the three months they will spend in Cardiff im- proving their skills and their sius Ggala, of the vernacular Catholic daily, "Kampala", of Uganda; George Hishmeh, edi- tor of the "Daily Star" in Bei- rut, Lebanon; James Jura, of the "Daily Nation", Nairobi, Kenya; John Meyers, of the Thom-|"Guardian" of Trinidad; Mar- tin Mordecai, of the "Daily Gleaner", Kingston, Jamaica; Isaac Pepple, of Lagos, Ni- geria and Charles Henry Webb, of the "Mid-Ocean News Pictor- ial" of Bermuda. From this group it will be seen that the course is not con- fined to journalists from Com- monwealth countries, as there are two from Egypt and »sne from Lebanon among the 12 who are here. WARM WELCOME Met at the station at Cardiff by J. D. Hughes, chief assisi- a editor of the Western Mail at Cardiff, the students have been given a warm welcome to knowledge of newspaper pro- duction. FIRST GROUP Members of this first class of | 12 journalists from widel y-| separated countries are: F. M. Adeeke, the 'Daily Ex- press", Lagos, Nigeria; Joseph Adeeneten, government infor- mation officer for Northern Ni- geria; Eahan Bakr, of 'Al Ahran", Cairo, Egypt; Manen- dre Chakravorty, of the '"Jugan- tar', Calcutta, India; Miss Maha Abdal Fatah, diplomatic correspondent of the "Akhbar| el Yem"', of Cairo, Egypt; Aloy- i] ioe iA KVR AD TAL CVC way VW VK the city and to the office in which they will be working for the next three months. 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Call us for' free pick up and delivery servite. "28 KING ST. E. PHONE irene OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 P.M. |South Wales Echo, an afternoon | various branches of the editorial | department, |time, there will be two students lin the newsroom, two in the sub- ourse At a dinner, an official wel- come was extended by C. N. D. Cole, director and general man- ager of the Western Mail and Echo, Limited, a member com- pany of the Thomson Founda- tion. On behalf of Mr. Thomson and the Thomson Foundation, he expressed the hope that they would have a happy association with the Cardiff newspapers, and would benefit greatly from their course of training. For the first few days in Car- diff, the guest journalists were taken on trips to various Welsh industries, met the municipal |, heads of Cardiff and Swansea|© and the county of Glamorgan, Tn addition to this practical |work, where' they will be under rine 'guitancever the tesds ofthe they will various departments, have frequent briefing sessions, with talks and lectures on var- ious branche! _dheir work. These talks will include such subjects as 'The struct and functions of newspapers in 'Brit- ain'; "The history of evening papers" "Publicizing News- papers"; "Parliament and the Press" ae a Cardiff MP; as well as on subjects more intimately concerned with the actual job of producing a newspaper. MEET PEOPLE During their week-ends, the overseas journalists will be taken to various parts of Wales, will be entertained in the homes of staff members and generally iven an opportunity to meet and talk with the people of the ountry. As 4 talked with these Thom- [Other countries, son Foundation students from 1 found thai they all |had_a dean. sonse..of appreciation of being selected for this first journalistic irair- ing course of the Foundation, and at the same time a deter- mination to be worthy of their selection. To them, it 's not just a holiday in Britain. [t is going to be a period of three months of hard work, but work which, they believe, will enable them to do a better job in giv- ing leadership in the democrat- ie development of their OWN) soo countries. CO-OPERATION Seconded to the Thomson Foundation to take charge of the course is John D, Hughes, chief assistant editor of ihe Western Mail, a thoroughly ex- perienced and highly capable newspaper executive. Assured of the close and enthusiastic vo- operation of all members of the staffs of the two Cardiff news- papers, Mr. Hughes-is-confident that this nilot course will bea success, And he expects that he will leara. much from these 12 journalists as well as imparting knowledge and skills to them. While this 'is regarded as a pilot course by the Thomson Foundation, which will be -fol- iowed by many others for simi- lar groups, it isthe present. in- tention to maintain the Cardiff Thomson House as the location for_all the courses in journal- m, And as experience is gain- ed, it is hoped that the courses can be improved so as to make them of maximum benefit to FRONT-END the students and the countries from. which they come. ] THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 15, 1963 15; P.E.I. MOTTO "ROMPIN" Ronnie : aes and the Hawks Friday, Oct. 1 ay wl ALIGNMENT and were entertained by attena- ing a production by the Welsh Opera Company and a rugby football match. 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