The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 3

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1953 Deal Completed To Transfer Local Auto Franchise Transfer of the local Chevrolet automobile franchise from Jack Decker and Dick Boter to Robert DeNooyer of Kalamazoo was completed Tuesday. Negotiations were completed by Rob Roberts, Flint zone manager of Chevrolet. It includes leasing of the building and used car lot located on the corner of Ninth St. and River Ave. The new owner conies from an "automobile" family.

His father, Jerry DeNooyer has the Chevrolet franchise in Kalamazoo, and his uncle, Jake has a similar franchise in Battle Creek. Bob is the.new local dealer. Officers of the corporation in Holland will be: Bob, president; Jerry DeNooyer, treasurer, and Jake De Nooyer vice president and secretary. Employes and their wives were introduced to the new owners at a dinner in th? Warm Friend Tavern Tuesday night. The brief program incuded welcome and introduction of the.

new dealers, introduction and brief remarks by Roberts, who was in Holland-Tuesday to complete the deal, his aide, Jimmy Parker; John Houtaling of Holland, clis- THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE ELfVEH trict Chevrolet representative and his wife; Russell Meeusen, GMAC manager from Grand Rapids and his wife; John Steffel, assistant to Meeusen, and his wife, and Norman Miller, GEIC representative from Kalamazoo. Both Decker and Boter extended greetings to the new owner and thanked employes for past cooperation. Jerry DeNooyer, related the history of his entry into the automobile business. He started as a lubrication man back in 1919 and worked his way up as mechanic, service department manager and finally dealer. His brother, Jake, has been associated with him since 1927 in the auto business.

Bob DeNooyer also introduced his wife, Anita, his mother, grandfather and grandmother, at the dinner. Bob, his wife and two children, Bob, 4, and Anita, 14 weeks, have moved to Holland and live at 127 West 24th St. They are members of Third Christian Reformed Church of, Kalamazoo but expect to transfer their membership to Holland. Bob served in the Marines during World War II and attended Calvin College for one semester before going to Post Graduate School of Modern Merchandising and Management in 1950 (Chevrolet's sons of dealer's school). He has been associated with his father in the automobile business since his discharge from the Marines in 1946.

He was graduated from Battle Creek High School before entering service. The family has been keenly interested in Christian education in Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. Decker, who has been manager of the garage for the last 17 years plans to "take it easy" for a while and beyond that his plans are indefinite. Democrats Scan Air Force Tuts' A. Bruce Van Hesteren, serving with the U.S.

Navy at Great Lakes, has the "best looking mother" of any sailor at the big Naval training center. According to word received from Bruce, his mother. Mrs. Peter Van Hesteren of 271 West 15th was chosen the looking mother In a Day photo contest, sponsored by the recreation department. Bruce, a former Sentinel newsboy, said he's ''very proud of his mom, and would like to have everyone in Holland know about it." WASHINGTON (UP) Democrats adopted a "you've still got to show us" attitude today toward the administration's claim a it can give the nation more air power for less money.

Their concern over deep cuts in the Air Force budget was not eased by new assurances President Eisenhower and Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson. In a nationwide radio broadcast Tuesday night, Mr. Eisenhower conceded "calculated risks" were involved in the programs of al threV armed services but said "we are putting major emphasis on an power." Almost 60 per cent of all defense funds for the fiscal year beginning July 1, he said, will be used to promote a "steady growth in the size and efficiency" of the Air Force and naval air arm. Wilson told a Senate Appropria tions subcommittee Tuesday tha in spite of spending cuts the ad ministration planned to boost th- numerical strength of the Ai Force by 30 per cent and increase its "combat effectiveness" more.

He was recalled for furthe uestioning at 2:30 p.m. e.d.t. to- iay. Rep. Melvin Price member the House Armed Services Committee, summed up the of many Democrats when he said the President failed to prove he isn't "sacrificing too much security in the interests Of economy." 'The money he said is being spent, for the Air Force in fiscal 1954 is merely carry-over funds appropriated by Democratic congresses," he said.

"Mr. Eisenhower has not disguised the fact that the administration is slowing down the Air Force build-up." Dulles, Nehrn Confer NEW DELHI, India (UP) American Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, here to examine India's role as a "bridge" between East and West in the hot and cole: wars, spent a "very good" hall hour today with Premier Jawar- harlal Nehru. Net Loss on Bet DETROIT (UP) Henry Mayhard, 'ji, won a 510 bet by drinking 10 beers in half an hour, but was ordered to pay an $11.90 bill a Receiving Hospital, where he took two days to sober up. Castor oil dropped into the nf fected eye usually will remove cinder or grain of sand. fiamie Adopts Greeting WASHINGTON (UP) Mrs.

Mamie Eisenhower tried a new for White House recep- Tuesday and liked it so well she may use it often in the future. Mrs. Eisenhower greeted more than 2,000 i i s--but didn't shake hands. Instead, she stood on a small balcony near the foot ol the mansion's main staircase and waved to the ladies as they went by. The innovation was suggested by Mrs.

Douglas McKay, wife of the interior secretary, who as a former governor's lady has had experience in these matters. Mrs. McKay was backed up by other Cabinet wives who, called in to spell the Lady at othei huge functions, were appalled a the long-standing tradition whicl required Mrs. Eisenhower to stanc for hours individually greeting each visitor with a firm handclasp Despite a drenching downpour nearly all of 2,375 delegates of th Ladies of the Oriental Shrine ac cepted invitations to Tuesday' White House affair. Under the old system, it wouli have taken nearly three hours fo them to pass through the receiving ine.

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