Argus Eyes

Argus Eyes is publishe einpJoyeoa oí Argus Inc and their families. It is intended o be a friendly communi catión them, and to provide a source of iniormation conce company's business. Beverly Bullis oí the Pers partment makes sure that gathered and that picture: tained and arranged in íashion íor publication a lOth of each month. Sam Schneider and Gerr

Sales Slips

and Ed Palmer are called Charles A. Barker, "Jimi will be Art Director and A temt. The profile will be Harry Rookes. Sales Slip Onc surmy afternoon of r Carlos (The Brain) Chaj: cc i ved the briïliant idea of í his present salary with a littlt income, to be derived from known game of golf, After somc deep and diabo ing on his part, he carefullj sucker list. First he pickcd ou "Rarl Marx" MacPherson, a who h;ifl h;d vnst exnerience

(and we mean chasing) a j the company of many Gent iind Bendix officials. Next on the list came %lJetc per" Pelton who had carel previous score card of his The total sum of these figui iately spelled his doom. "H mcat", sez the Brain to hirns Finally, to round out the foursome, he selected the ag crepit "Colonel Rheinhardt tinr. His thought in this choi no competition could be these creaking old bones. His only regret was that h indude tlJunior" Hall ai "Strong Arm" Armstrong a tional source of income. In tl unknowingly smart, as Junioi of those feet, could kick í forther than Señor Carlos cc one with a poli club. And N his wclUtnown prowcss with Vn L'n -orff hna turn i m r"j-fc-i.ia

L ■ 4L boots and slickcr, I..9 clubs protected b] d ior the orporaied Thc llery was girls in the Sales ol meana of lj' Mis Lundahl, between coached them as 1 l reliable dure and etiquette ïrning the an occasion. The startinj; tees went t onnel deCamele! and U news ia Doris Strite and L s are öboíd faces recently i readable Department. ibout the When Doug teer M.C.R.R. tracks, y DovenWl( jeers came fn ea, unleBS Janet, Joy, Barba a pen or beth, Lee and V te Barbier Margaret G., beinj ipon. dashed wildly in se iv" to all, _ . _ ' i rt ConsulI=KPeltochD , . namesakes Jackie done by DeU ,ilong lowing Jack's foots the office.) (2 Cari, beinfï a m to have as his cadd

Optical Assembly

mgmenting cntire steno corPs' ■ additional 9aret. and Agties i the wellcrkfI in unisoil' u your roll." Dick r lical thinkDorothy M., OU ? chose his vises that any fl it Douglas battle of the ; gentleman ""L Ín chasing rolf bal! in - -. ral Motors UptlCal k the RipWe are all hap issly left a Helfrich and Virgi in his car. Argtis. Lon time i es immedTalk about luck. ere is free rcally hit the jackpc

Argus Rembrandts

ea ana the ücpartmen von" Pound to our fold. ce was that very long because offcred by from the U. of M will bc on theür w VfS? Tí eírís bowlin Wa"ie wish to thank the s an the ïove]y dinner t] lis, he was Farm Cupboard, Tl -, with one _,. „ golf-baH Wc "e all sorry uldpropcl Stricklen. Bertha 'ülie, with Andrews, Inspec the spade us sometime in J] ,i ' been with the d(

Holidays With Pay

even having his poïf TffJj v hand-woven m'' Holida composed of all the Th ere ar üñce, led. in iormation are new who had prcviously on Holid; :o the proper proceprint of to be used on such In ord lonor of placinfi the it is necei ti DCWCOmers Regina day prio ïrry Hepner, aïso working arlyne Figg, faithful This doei -eturned to the Sales earlv, or

Vacation Information

1 UU, UCdUCU 1UI LliL -"- -- - (his own fairway) except i( nm the order girls- ky our ] ra, Marilyn, Elizawritten i filmo!. Bonnie and e; such expert sleuths, arch of the ball, VftCi se as his caddies, his N. and lackie P. I.?lJ as she is used to folstribut teps (anyway around larpf prc week va in of figures, elected week lies Dort and Elaine. d Au ched the green and jtw[ when up stepped the to &. Nancy, Mary. Marjobs Led by frene, they em lovft Ai Un?!rStand shut do iissed the putt. various ,

Security Bond Drive

Some employei Assembly && tions frt }py to sec Barbara those d( inia Susnjer back at lated to no sec! of comp , that Red Peterson iods wil1 öt at the Arpus dance basis wi act. Virginia Busch Pencü, t welcomes Vivían ÖCC She won't be with us her hubby graduales April paj soon and they both May istl iy home to Flint. Special b g teams in Plant II Te ïterrpfltinn Clnh fnr TVi. f

Argus Profiles

; will be shut down for a two riod Friday, July 23, to Mona;ust 8. be necessary for some employees on, due to the nature of their d the determination of which :s will be working during the vu period will bc made by the VHI department heads. The

Inspection And Salvage

f. l i i i ■ 3 i i h i ■ i t i l i j i i i i' i i v i y l uu j th the department heads. urity Bond Drive Toli deduction $2762.00 ti payroll deduction. . 2442.00 'Ond purchases 6398.00 tal to date $11602.00 our $tooo bönds have been ind 3$ out of 50 - ífioo bonds n bought or signed for on payctions, We can plan 011 about from payroll. deductions thruJ 1, showing $19,100 toward our $31,000. x reducíion has been effective

anci owns his own home at [ trip to California for the ( scrvicing needs and problem;

arrangements wicn inese emof the departments of salariad :s are closely related to the facartments. It is probabïe that partments will schedule vacam July 23 to August 8. For partments whose work is

Accounting

If Argus, Incorporated mi new location, we would nc It is just as important for vol us if you change your residej Inspection and Sa

Anniversaries

In Memoriam

o hear that Helen roïl de [edele, and Ann Í75oo.c in, wilJ be lea ving June 3 Lü TVid orívlc Im5j-ö nnnta

Service Scoops

Have you ever wanted to kick yourself hard because you had a golden opportunity to take some exclusive pictures of an accident, but you left your C-3 or Argoflex home? Well, I imagine that has happened to a good share of us photo bugs. That's life, some people just seem to get right in on things like this and walk out of newspaper offices with green folding stuff. Others make their hobby pay the hard way. I've heard of a case where some guy witnessed a truck crashing through a concrete fence and then dive IS f eet down to another highway right side up. The truck driver got out of his cab without a scratch. When the whole show was over the witness got back into his car and drove off. Two miles later he suddenly realized he had a loaded C-3 right on his front seat. Last Saturday morning I drove my two youngsters to Detroit via the express highway. Of course, my camera was loaded and ready for action and as chance would have it an accident did take place. A big semi-truck turned completely over with a full load of beer. I stopped my car, grabbed my camera and ran across to the other side of the road. Calmly I began taking pictures om all angles. Then, with exclusive Jtats, I drove straight to Detroit. I parked my car, hurried over to the Times Building - "Where's the photo lab?" I asked the man at the information desk. "Sixth floor to the right," he answered. Well, it didn't take me long to lócate the lab and contact the man in charge of the dark room. Af ter explaining the accident to him he asked me for the film. I unloaded the camera and he hurried into the dark room. I waited excitedly outside. Shortly afterwards, the lab technician came out with negatives still dripping hypo. "Something went wrong somewhere," he said, "You have a blank sheet of acétate film." Well, needless to say, I was stung. I feit like I had stepped on the wrong end of a rake and had the handle hit me smack in the face. How could this happen to me??? You guessed wrong brother - there was no lens cap on my taking lens. I later realized that upon inserting the film roll in the camera, the black side was facing up, so that the entire film went through on top without receiving a bit of incident light. I apoligized for taking up this man's time and, while 1 was making a hurried retreat to a sign marked EXIT, I resolved to confine my photographic work to nice easy things like still life.

Camera Assembly

We take out the hammer and nails and nail up the "Welcome Back" sign or Barbara Russeau, who is once again back with the gang. It is good to ee you back, Barb. While we have Barbara back, we still ïave two missing. Florence Schwemmin, who went to the hospital, and Viola DeWolfe. who is also there. Both or operations. We are sorry to see them out and we've sent them notice to "Get Well." Here's hoping to see them soon. Loma O'Donnell has gone home to plan a nursery. We tried to give her a start but she was so excited over the lucious robe she received as a going away present, we haven't heard how things are going. The gift wrappings were due to the decorating skill of Miss

Wackenhut. Speaking of Frieda Wackenhut. we may not have her with us too long. Her skill in decorating, especially interior, is becoming so much in demand it may take her from our ranks. Birthdays were again celebrated by several people. The most original gift we found was a beautiful dandelion coursage received by Ginny Jacques. We would like to know who the florist is. The O'Donnels and two other members of Argus recently attended a Notre Dame game in South Bend, Indiana. They had lots of fun, from what we heard. Ask them for more information if you want, for I couldn't begin to tel] it like they do.

Around The In-process Stock Room

We are very glad to see Dick Lynch back to work again. Glad you are feeling better Dick. We welcome Wally Papuga back to expediting. Gordon Clark and Harry DeBruyne flew up to Holland over a week-end to look at the tulips.

Ad Libbing

The "Commander" returned to Ann Arbor on May i2th - rolled up his sleeves and began to open mail. There was also the pleasant matter of welcomers who poured into the office to find out if the Navy had learned anything new, how was Cuba doing, anc how Mac was feeling after two weeks in the United States Navy. He put them all back on their heels with his Navy jargon, and began to explain that unfortunately he didn't know how Cuba was doing. Even though there was no cruise for Mac - his two weeks at Glenview Naval Air Station were mighty pleasant, we understand. There was an Old Salt who played good cribbage, a well appointed Officers' Club - some flying duty and old friends from here anc there. The whole crew of us here in Advertising - including some old Navy men and a very enthusiastic female Navy-booster - are very glad to have Mac McCoy aboard again. A famous beauty expert in Detroit whisked away Edythe's shoulder length hair with deft and well placed snips so that now she is a picture of the 1948 New Look for Spring. A quarter of a century dawned fo Becky Matson on May i8th and she i now a very old and very wise twenty five. She had a pink birthday cake anc candles - presente with all the trimming - not to mention a few hecklers to re mind her that a quarter of a century is a 1-o-o-o-ong time. The University here in Ann Arbor i proud of its distinguished alumnae who have made some great strides for them selves in the Artistic Field. The Univer sity is now watching Ed Drury wit! the same tender pride, we are sure. Ec is splashing his way through the Exten sion courses at Michigan in the manne of the bold Modernistic school. I shouldn't be long before he is ready to display his artistic attempts. We wer thinking of a mural or two in the caf eteria. Ed and Jimmy Barker are hav ing sessions now and then on very ad vaneed problems of art and we imagin there will be more to come. It is an unhappy thought to thin] that this month of June, Becky Matson will not be here at Argus to add tha spark to brighten up the Advertising

Department and so efñciently assist us with the business of the day. Becky and husband Bob have completed their stay in Ann Arbor and with Bob's new 1948 diploma tucked away in their trunk they are off to Birmingham, Alabama and a very impressive position for Bob with the Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation. There will be a new apartment to arrange and Becky is very anxious to try her decorator's wings. It really goes without saying that we will be stumbling around here without her. We wish Becky and Bob the best of times in Alabama and good luck for the future.

Our Girls And Boys At Chelsea

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Sub-assembly

Number i mystery of the month - who claimed the lovely new wedding band found on the floor by Bill? It's a big secret, but whoever the owner is we want to wish her lasting happiness. Marión ("Pockets") and Mike Hirsch were host and hostess to the riveting department at what turned out to be an "indoor" picnic. After stuffing themselves with the best potato salad, wienies, etc, the kids played "Pin the tail on the donkey." Everyone had a good time and got acquainted with everyone else's better-half. May ióth found Gladys Ratti surprised. Her family had a huge chicken fry birthday party in her honor. Gladys is "tops" and we all wish her "many happy returns of the day." The pass-word around these parts seems to be, "Hey, Florence, are you a grandma yet?" Sure hope that BartellTracy grandchild gets here before this goes to press. We can't stand this suspense much longer. Welcome to our ranks, "Coddie." Hope you'll like us well enough to stick around for a while. You know Miss Lowery - we don't have much - but we have a lot of fun. Have you heard a lot of noise hereabouts? If you have, it was probably Colette Darnell, Dot Flick and "yours truly" out-bragging each other. Dot's new sewing machine can out-sew Colette's new mixer, but can Collette's mixer out do my new cooking utensil set ? ? ? It's a good thing I'm bigger than she is. Ann Arbor shoe stores please note: We'll all need new shoes shortly so please replenish your stocks. You see - we're wearing out both shoe leather and floors seeing who can get from job to desk the fastest since the new time card regime. Now I guess I'd better shove off. After that last paragraph you may have a new reporter next month. This is your "lanky" reporter saying, "Hope to be seeing you."

Butts-foster

The mysterious wedding band found on third floor belongs to none other than "Gussie." Gussie really put one over on us. She and Marvin Foster weré married on June 21, 1947. Gussie s leaving Argus May 28. The place won't be the same without her. Belated congratulations and loads of luck to you both. So long Dorothy Jean Gray. It has 3een a pleasure working with you and we're sorry to see you leave. Chicago's gain is our loss.

The Planners

Fred Pearsall is walking in the clouds these days. Seems that he has accomplished the impossible. Believe it or not, Fred has found a five room apartment tor himself and wife Bea. We are all sorry that Barbara Ruttle left us. She and her husband Allen are moving to Port Huron, where Dr. Ruttle is setting up an orthodontic office. Best of luck, Barbara. Shirley Miller is happy again. Her mother and father are coming home 'rom Texas, where they spent the winter. Muriel Raaf was thrilled last week when an aunt arrived from England for a visit of a couple of months.

Patty Poses For Papa

She's Clarence's Girl

Assemblers Convene

Battle Of The 20th Century

Relaxing alter a wonderf John Mancini, Henry Ch man, young Roy Brinkim man holding daughter Hirsch, and Mike Hirsch. Battle Of T 20th Centii Yes, it certainly was a batí about a week before the big fïirls kept hearing remarte them likc: "I hear the boys tü show your team how to t -LYou'd better bc prepared

ui buffet dinner are: Harold iristopherson, Kert Christophf an, Mary Mancini, Marilyn ] Terry Lou, Dick Miller. Mai il girls' 67 ï. Now tl -II t. 1 to 1 and the yell was now joined by L1V ally every bystandi . . . The Ga Is cai Lle, and for ? game to captu ; riight the 3 gameSj but total ; flung at the credit for this are going with her 52I Lerie= 3OW1," and higher than any , to take a men

"mast Shoes" Tops At Season's Finish

Ladies League

The Á held thei: tendiní?. , quet com tractive 1 c Ie ver pi pieces w Vilson, Mary Roy, prizes. srson, Lois BrinkAfter t Vlíller, Roy Adarns, y Cruse. Marión Snearly, the leau: been dist ie score was tied at ing was 1 ing f rom both teams son were shouts from Alice Jei ff in the building, Stone; ! ne through with an Treasurej re not only 2 out of ffeant-atpins as weÍL Most of The p goes to Millie Iones follovvs : i, which was 37 pins e ríes se o red by the Masts SI d : Hickey's $2i Happy C 343 Citr Slic 314 Atoin B1 ge 3S7 The Anti 429 Harley I 408 Alley W: 3g5 Sales Sii 484 Screw I 432 Ar-Gals 300 Paint St we add that, even High sin no foul boy (no pun Hickei were observed, parjj s lember of the men 's Lnt r t the range of about High Hicke3

Personnel Personals

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dcLaughhn 8 Klager 8 Briggs and Vera Hague shared for raising their average 3S ine Pfabe, treasurer of the ecreation Club, was guest of the dinner. sonnel Personáis

Men's Bowling Banquet