Cornish Slates
Utah Teaching
Summer Session
Instruction Plan
Of BA Professor
)}(•, Newell H. Cornish, profes
sor in the University of Oregon
.school of business administration,
wit! teach as visiting professor
during the L940 summer sessions
a( the University of Utah, Sait
Lake City, it was revealed yes
terday
Dr. Cornish will leave the cam
pus on June 10 with his family
for the six weeks’ session at Utah,
where he will be one of three vis
iting' professors in th school of
business administration. He will
teach two courses, survey meth
ods of distribution and problems
of distribution.
*rhe position was acquired as a
direct result of acclaim won by
the research work, done by Dr.
Cornish and students in business
■administration, in comprehensive
purveys of a number of Oregon
stores.
Upon completion of the sum
mer sessions, Dr. Cornish will
leave for a mouth’s tour of the
East. He plans to motor through
the South and up the Atlantic
coast to New York City, taking
motion pictures and making
studies of store moderations in
many large department houses.
If: time permits he will journey
into New England before return
ing to the Pacific coast. He plans
to arrive back at Oregon on the
first of September.
We’re Saying . . .
Congratulations !
I Au . -
the second
anniversary of the
BIG APPLE
m ike.> us glad for wo
i ■! j), tiu to have had a
part m their huge sue
eoss. . . . Another way
that r.i.'ioti V sorw-> the
i arnpii-1
ELLIOTT'S
FOOD MARKET
f Ik & Patterson l*h. 1»e
To Our
f rientls next door
Co r. c ratu 1 at ions !
Y 0i ■ s su et>ss
ful year on the earn*
pu> mak. > re very
happy!
Chat lie Elliott’s
BARBER SHOP
Seabeck Group
Will Meet Today
The Seabeck cooperative will
meet at the YWCA this afternoon
at 4 o’clock. The group will dis
cuss plans to handle the coco-cola
concessions at the canoe fete
Junior Weekend and the idea of
sponsoring a show on commis
sion basis.
The money from any such plans
will be used to help send Oregon
students to Seabeck summer
camp on Hood's canal. Washing
ton. The Seabeck organization is
a youth project sponsored by the
YMCA and the YWCA.
Any persons who are interested
in Seabeck are invited to attend
the meetings and if any further
information is desired it may be
procured from Virginia James
and Henry Carr, YWCA and
YMCA student presidents; Mrs.
DeCou, YW executive secretary,
and Paul Sutley, YM executive
secretary.
The camp is an open affair and
all students who wish to are in
vited to attend.
Statistics gathered by -Dart
mouth university officials show
that the average college youth is
taller and heavier than his prede
cessors.
Congratulations. . .
to the
Big
Apple
on their second
anniversary
THEY KNOW
GOOD MILK!
And so do college students . . .
Our prize-winning dairy
products are available for
any occasion. Try our ice
cream for special parties,
dinners, and luncheons!
Blue Bell Dairy Products
BETTER BY TEST AND TASTE
Eugene Farmer’s Creamery
r>6S Olive Telephone 638
Special Campus Service
Congratulations,
on your second
anniversary!
We are proud to have been able
to contribute to the outstanding'
success of the Big Apple—you'll
recognize the best in the milk
you drink there!
HANSON’S DAIRY
Telephone 45-F-14
Congratulations
to the
BIG APPLE!
And of course they serve
Korn’s
Double the Milk
BREAD
400 14th East
Telephone 71
Celebrates
This marks the end of the sec
ond progressive year that the
l»lli APPLE cafeteria has been
in business on the campus.
It’s 2nd
Anniversary
AVe thank the students and
friends of the University for
their pleasant patronage dur
ing the past year, for helping
us to establish our business on
the campus of Oregon!
Through
keep see
Oregon.
CONTINUED FINE SERVICE
continued .striving, the BIG APPLE will
ring the students of the University of
• Friendly Atmosphere ! • Right Prices !
• Good Food ! • Good Service !
BIG APPLE Cafeteria