Argus Officials Are Re-Elected

Argus Officials
Are Re-Elected
24 Per Cent Sales Gain
Reported By Howse
M -' ,. 11-:.? ••? :
in ——T'™ '••i- •
- mpmbers and officers of
, Inc., manufacturers of;
phutugraphic instruments and sup-j
plies, were re-elected at the ari"j
nual stockholders and board meet-l|
ings here Saturday. '|
President Robert D. Howse re>4
ported that the company's sales
this year were 24 per cent higher
omparable 1946 period.
i- record showed Argus
"could maintain its high place in
the photographic industry."
Board members re-elecl"' a
A. L. Ashby, Preston R. ,
Leiand S. Bisbee, Wi5
Brown, jr., H. L. Fusing
liam P. Harris, jr., G. Stanley I'oi-
ter, Jay H. Leason, and Howse.
Receiving re-election as officers
were Howse, president; Leason,
vice-president; Joseph L. Clemens,
•rotary-treasurer; and Dudley J«
.^iiolten, assistant secretary.
Article
Subjects
Photographic Equipment & Supplies
Manufacturing
Local History
Argus Inc.
Argus Camera
Ann Arbor Businesses
Ann Arbor News
Old News
William P. Harris Jr
William E. Brown Jr.
Robert D. Howse
Preston R. Bassett
Leland S. Bisbee
Joseph L. Clemens
Jay H. Leason
H.L. Frisinger
G. Stanley Potter
A. L. Ashby