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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
In Ny Opinion

AS A member OF the Board Of
Commerce OF Detroit Il has been
our program 10 encourage business
organizations that contribute 70
aiding and inspiring the general
welfare OF the citizens Il is With a
grea deal OF pleasure 10 go on rec
ord in praising the progress and
reputation OF young business or
ganization that in the future will
make large percentage OF De-
trolters proud
Edward a. Davis is young bust
mes man who deserves great deal
OF credit for his record as pro-
gressiye automobile dealer Be
sides giving expert service to his
customers he has built a business
dealing in the buying. selling and
servicinr of new and used auiomo-
biles Thus he has made d pos
sihle for The employment az com
potent Young men and women In
this branch Of public service The
continued patronage Of the Davis
Motor Sa,e> i2l r vernon. can as
sure employment and economic So
curly fo' several members OF the
Negro rare.
When huying an automobile. the
confidence and reputation ~ a
dealer CONTRIBUTES much 20 closing
a sale This Is one reason for the
success Of the Davis Motor Sales
tSignedD
James A. McFall Mortician
ia r. Garfield Ave.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
BETHEL


church for this Centennial observ-
ancc. il was disclosed that the
Colored Methodist society. out Of
which Bethel grow, vas granted a
meeting hall by the City Council
~ Detroit for lis first house Of
Worship
Concentrating the early action
Of the Municipal Government in
Detroit. the present Cry Council
voted unanimously in favor Of a
resolution praisinr me great work
of Bethel church on April l6 1871.
On Saturday afternoon. May 10.
a pilgrimage viii be made 10 the
site of the original place Of wor-
ship in the old TOXIN hall in down
town Detroit az Congress and
Woodward Mayor Edward J,
JeHries and. other city officials viii
greet the Rev. William Peck and
pay a tribute n Bethel church.
That evening, the Rev r l..
Brady along with his great choir
n Second Baptist church. will Join
in the ceremonies Al Bethel.
DIR. Wesley 10 Speak
On Sunday. May IL. Dr.. Charles
Wesley &c Howard university NIL
be the Centennial guest preacher
The combined choirs will present
cartata. The Rose Maiden on
Monday evening The program
Tuesday will be dedicated 10 the
youth and on Wednesday All FORM
~ pastor. ~ Bethel Viii be guests
az the Centennial Banquet" In
tcrdenominational Night SEIZED.
uicd for Thursday and a brilliant
pageant. under the direction Of
Mrs Rosa Gragg. will be presented
Friday
The Centennial ceremonies viii
come 10 q climax on SUNDAY. May
Is. when Bishop John A. Gregg
viii be the guest preacher sun
daN evening IN hurdreth Ami
versary Celebration closes with r
program under the auspices of the
local fraternlticS and sororues
Among the many interesting
features planned for the occasion
is y hook Of some SO Illustrations
containing the complete history Of
the church which : already n the
hands of Tic publishers. Local
business institutions and all the
civic organizations are taking part
in the observance. Reservations
for ou' Of town guests who wish
TO attend this historic religion, spec
tacle arc being completed al this
writing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
Rally Ends
Kappa Annual
Guide Right
Two Hundred
Students In Ten
Discussions

Kappa Alpha PSI fraternity
closed its eighteenth annual Guide
Rishi week for high school SEN
Tors with It's third senior rally
sunday afternoon al ST. Antoine
Branch YMcA. ss7 f. Elizabeth.
More than 200 high school stu
dents from l6 metropolitan high
schools participated in the discus
sion in There Are No Fields Clos
ed 10 Negro Youth
Among the students who partici-
non Slaughter president OF the
1912 y Older Boy and Girl confer
encc; John Banks. Franklin Settle
monl Eugene simmons. Miller
High school. recently acclaimed
winner Of the Detroit Area Orator
ical contest in which 235 high
schools were represented Ruby
Duncan. Northern high. Charles
r Smith. president Miller High
school senior class who was sec
ond in the Extemporaneous Ora
iorlcal contest c. Harper Cas'
Technical High school. Marvin
Cathcart. McMichae and Miss
Cannady. Wayne university.
William Spracland, winner OF
the scholarship award by Kappa
Alpha Psi fraternity. Is now attend
ms Lawrence institute OF Technol-
oEy.
Alvin Loving in introducing
young Spraeland said he had made
the highest mark OF any high
school student in the test given for
his entrance into Lawrence Tech
He IS graduate Of Northwestern
High and cum laude and a mem
her Of the All-City orchestra. The
winner o. the scholarship this
year will be announced by the
scholarship committee at a later
date
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Lttys. Simmons 4 Blhhs
49, Gratiot Ave.
VI SIl.5tf

W. hlfs''f
STATE or MICHIGAN In tne
Circuit Court fos me Count, o,
Wayne In Chaneery.
MACK GLOVER Plaintiff "
ANNIE GLOVER Defendant
A. sess IN az said Cour' he = In
The Court House ID ne Cify o. De
'for Michigan on Tho 18Th day O.
April. a u la4l
Present Honorable CITY A NIL
LFR Circuit tsdre
In this cause T. appearre from
affidavit on fle that after diNsent
search and inquiry i, csnno' be
asrerisined IN MIA safe or Coun-
try the defenian' resides as ii an
reays that tho defendant { uilfull,
socludinr herse' within the CITY
- Detroit Colniv q, WAYNE and
STATE ~ Michigan
on motion q simmons And R.hhs
Attorneys f0r Plaintiff
II is ordered Thar Annie Glover
appear and answer ne Riil 81 Com
plain, filed IN ttis cause within
three ~ monihs from me da'e o.
ihis order or said hi'. ~ complain
VIII be taken "a confessed against
her
II =. further ordered that a COPY
of said order 10 published accord
inE 10 law IN tho Detroit Tribune.
GtY A. MILLER
Cirucif judge
"a irne copy
CASPER ! 1INGEMAN
Clcrk
Rv + r GRACE
Depni, Clcrk t-2s 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
LEGAL NOTICES


Satisfactory PROOF by sridayit
showing that IT cannot be ascertain
Cd what state or country defen-
dani now resides and her present
Vhcreahouis is unknown that her
last known residence WAS 1890 Ash
street Village ~ lnksier. County OF
WAYNE and state ~ Michigan
ON MOTION or LEWIS ROW
LErTE & RROWN. Atorrevs for
Plaintiff 1T Is ORDERED. that the
said defendant E,hel Bracy. enter
hor appearance IN said canso on or
before three a. months from the
date ~ this order or the Dill ~
complaint flsd herein may he iak
on As confessed and thai said mr.
DE- he published and copy 'here-
o. served upon tho defendant hy
rex stored mail az required hy IAN
AZ such case made and pro, ded
DeWITT II MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"a Trgo copy
CASrAR ! LiNGFMAA CLERK
p p r GRACE
Depl'v Clerk s. 6-if.
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"''"tsrAl BAKING cossAx

William Bell. Of Nlnewood ave.
nue.. first colored salesman for
the Continental Baking company
In Detroit. * shown here with
paied in the discussion were Yer
his truck. Mr.. BELL takes orders
for restaurants. grocery stores
and similar establishments. This
baking firm i national organl-
1ation having H. branches In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Ernest {. Mitchell
co. T.. Adams Ave.
NJ Qln0i

STATE or MICHIGAN The civ
cult Court for the County OF WAYNE
IN Chancety
CLIFFORD EARL REDEArN
Plaintiff. IS. BERNICE REDEAI-N.
Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Sal sfacoy proof hy AFFIDAVIT
showing that the Defendant. Ber-
nice Rcieaux is NOT res dcu' ~
N s State. and that the whereabouts
~ The Defendant cannot zoe ascor-
tainod
1T is ORDERED thar inc he
PENDANT RcrniDc RcdeauN cause her
appearance 70 he entered in this
cause within three "a months rom
the dale o. this oyder or that said
Bill ~ Divorce he taken ss con
fessed
And that this order be puhhshed
according - AN and = cory ssrv.
cd on tho Defendant or sent 70
her lasf known address
SHERMAN n. CALENDER
Circui; JUDGE
dated a. Detroit N chiean this
2oth dav of March AID. 1871.
a True Copy
CASpAR J IlNGEMAN. Clerk
nv + r. GRACE.
deputy clerk. % 5-i0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03

Middle aged couple 10 take COM
plete charge Of Ga acre lake farm.
near Brighton. Modernly equipped
home. no farming. Man must he
handy with building tools. Good
proposition for right party. Rel
crence required. salary discussed
ut Interview. Call mornings co.
lumbla $500 Room 2M or RAN
dOlph 61i9. Tribune oillce.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
United Tenants
Continued from page u

for what We believe is right. We
must unite together as one for the
common good OF all There are
some wcak-kneed people who be-
lie,e that nothing can be done hut
q private citizen can force land
lords 90 reduce rents with a hand
ful Of tenants. how much more
could be accomplished with 10000
tenants"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
Atty. thas. r. Perkins
So T.. Warren Ave.
No. s1leaa

STATE or MICHIGAN In the
Crcu Court FOR the County o.
Wafns In Chancery
DOL.lE DUDLEY. Pia.nfff vs.
OLIVER DUDLEY. Defendant
A. session OF said Court held
A. tho Court House the Ci'y q,
Detroit IN tho e2nd day ~ April,
A D. ls4l
prosen' Honorable CITY A MIL
LER Circuit Judge
In this cause T. appearing bv az
hdavii on file that the defendant.
oliver Dudley. canno' he served nv
process issued out Of th. Court az
no Is not = resident N the State OF
Michigan bur resides in he CITY
o Chicago County ~ Cook and
state ~ Illinois
on notion OF Charles r Perkins.
Arornoy FOR plainur
IT IS ORDERED that the defend
AM Oliver Dudley appear and
answer tho Bi o. Complain In
this cause with three months
from ne date of This order or hat
said PHI WI he taken as confessed
and nm this order be published
according 10 law ana co?' there
~ he sAr,ea npon the defendant ~
reg s'ered mail as reqli-0d nv 'aw
CITY A MILLER
Circuit judEe
'rve copvl
CAsFAR J i.1NGEMAN
Clerk
Rv VICTOR 7. HICKS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
EnR RENr

Furnished Rooms - Automatic
heating system; private Kitchens;
- per week MP; or i-rOom Apart.
ment. furnished or uniurnlShed
1853 IroquoIs-ll4 block from Har
per.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03

Dioccan Christian Education. She
= 2 dynamic speaker and has the
message for all women Of all
groups
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03

965 y. Philadelphia q Rooms
iloOr. 3 bedrooms, 2.car garage
Price only Sl.aM Cash.
See 4. +. ADAMO -ll7ll Oak
land Ave. Townsend S-3ii6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03

American Carpet Cleaning Co.,
81 years experience. 9Nl2 $3.50.
Guaranteed. All kinds beautiful u.s.
ed rugs for sale $50 MP. Ma. 1918
SR3S Oakland.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03

written 10 Scnstof Charlie G..
Digs. asking him To appear with
Representa- Horace A White he
fore the CIVIL Service Commission
and protest the ruling
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
MANTEn

Girl for general homework;
home nights $50 No sundays:
half day saturday. Phone Mad. 0l0i.
R31 AIger. near Oakland.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
LONELY PEOPLE

Find n sweetheart the Capitol
way. tonildentlal. dlgnliied service.
Meet many attractive. interesting
people through CAPITOL Gil Is,
BOX III. AIGI SiAt. GEORGIA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER LUNCHEON

and nifty Women and girls al their
luncheon which will be held sat
urday. May 10. ! .. m. at the church.
The special guest will be Mrs.
W. l., Torrance secretary of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03

o.,,c,,tee on Arrangements
|Th' ! .,n,ner. Danehler luncheon
y ls' N 0a,'es Of the Mortgage
BE- s-'g !, s. Matthew church,
F'iN',, ulans for two hundred
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
MANTEn

Real Estate Statesmen. Male or
Female. Good commission. plenty
Of prospects, automobile service.
Di r. Hancock, corner Beaublen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
FOR SALE

PIA>O-Steinway. square grand
painted white; fine for orchestra.
Make me offer. ~ West Montana.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
REAL ESTATE

~I'd llke 10 he your salesman
j. A. BiShaw, Tyler 5000. lS5
South Morrell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
ChaS. Campbell. LAWYER
OIL ErSkinp II.

STATE or MICHIGAN ne CIR
cult Couri for the County a. WAYNE
IN Chancerv
FRED kONAERTH Flanrn. "a.
OLGA KONNERTH Defendant.
No. si0.sna
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
A. session ~ said court held
10 The city ~ Detroit. April I. la4l
Present The Hon DewlTT \
MERRIAM Circuit judse
II sa'istsctorllv appearius by a.
fdavit on fle that defendant Is not
= resident of me State ~ Michigan
hut resides A. 24o South Fulton
street Pushurgh Pennsylvania
u - ordered that shs appear
herein within thiee months from
the date 81 this order or the bill OF
complaint herein NAV be taken a.
confessed and that this order 10
served snd published according 70
law and COPY thereof mailed 20
defendant A. her last known sd-
dress
newtTT n. MERRIAM.
Circuit, Judge
- True Cow
CAsrAR y L1NGEMAN. Clerk.
nv = v GRACE
Deputy Clerk b-3-t-M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03

Nice furnished room for man.
With or without board. ~ King
Ave. Phone Tr. i.2t23.
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Aitys. Lewis. Rowletie A brown
ZOO II. Antoine III.

STATE or MICHIGAN IA the
Cncnit Count for the County OF
WAYNE In Chancefy
CLARENCE BRACN. Plaintiff VS.
ETHEl, PIRACY. Defendant
NJ. 3iO.f~g
ORDER on rIBII( ALTON
A. session ~ said Cour held
~ The Court house In the CITY ~
Detroit On The 18Th day ~ Arril.
A.n 1871
Present Hon. Dewitt n. MER-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03

The Dotror Housewives le.euc
unit No cordially invites tho pub
nc 10 attend 81 ninth anniversary
celebration MONDAY May ; az Spm.
q RroNsinr cenieI.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
9ONl Goodwin : R0oms-g bed.
rooms. furnace heat; line shape; 2.
car garage. Price S2.iM 400
down. balance HOlC Mortgage pay
able. S23.sf month.
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"a '-ve copvl
cAsPAR J i1NGEMAN
Clerk
Rv VICTOR I. HICKS
Deputy clerk
STATE or MICHIGAN. Tie Pm
bate Court for The County ~ Wayre
NJ. 2S1.2l6

STATE or MICHIGAN. TIE Pm
bate Court for The County ~ Vayre
NJ. 2Ss.2l6
In tho Ma'fer o. me Estate Of
ADA MAI THOMPSON Deceased
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors ~ said deceased are re-.
Quired 10 present their claims. 10
writing and nder oath 20 81
Court a. ne Probate Once IN TOE
Cty OF Deiroi IN sad County and
10 serve a COPY thereof upon lniia
i.Nons adm!nistra'riI ~ sad es-
tate. on or before the seventeenth
day of lnre An lgil and 'sN
such claims will b. heard hY 50
count before Judee Pa'figk "
% Brien IN Cour Room SO 500
WAYNE County building me cir,
of netroi'. IN SAID togr'y On tho
seventeenth dav 81 Iane A n lafi
AZ fvo O'Clock IN re afierroo"
Dated Aprii an. a n laN
THOMAS e MURPHY
ludse =, Probate
Punished IN Deirof Tribune onco
in each week FOR three weeks enc
cessiyelv within thirty DAYS from
the da'e hereof
az 81
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rnR SAII

North End q rooms. single
stove heat sisOO; seO0.On down
and s15 monthly. Tyler 5-iO;O.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03

Patent Medicine Confectionery
Nnrlel, Store Excellent BusI.
ness. Beer License Wonderful up
porlunlt; Reasonable. $40 Beau.
bien NJ Ilendrie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
CLASSIFIED


FOR RENT
1852 IroquolS. Room for couple
Mrs. Goin>. ". 1885.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03

Attv. James u. Lee
colo ~. ANTOINE ~.
M aOQ l0S

STATE or MICHIGAN In he
Circuit Coa for ,he County ~
vavne In Chanrerv.
GLADYS LOriSE HAMMERS.
plaiuaN as CIArDlrs HAN
NERS Defendant
ORDER or PTBLIt ALTON
session q, sail Cont hela IA
he Court House in Tho CIV ~
De,foi' wayne coun'r Michigan.
on THIS s'a day o. March A. n.
isN
Presen Honorable THEODORE
!. RICHTER. C'rcult Judge
II safisfaciori'y appearing from
'hs sfhdsv ~ The Plaintiff on fls
IN the above entitled cause that u
cannot Re asce-tained IN What cogn-
try o. ccuriv the defendant resides.
and that his last known address -
her Vas 1881 Calumet 81 Chicago.
Illinois
1T Is ORDERED that clsudius
Hammers appear and answer this
Ril " Complaint Med 10 this cause
win r three months from the date
Of this order or said Bill will be
taken As confessed against him
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
cop, OF This order he sent 10 the
last known address ~ the said de-
fendant by registered mall and Ia
case no registered return receipt
signed by the defendan; Ia received
that this order he published ~ re-
Quired by law
THEODORE J. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
"A tue copvl
CAsrAR. LINGEMAN
Clerk
~ p p. GRACE
Deputy Clerk t-b-6-iI
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nARRER MANTEn

A good barber wanted nj once.
white trade; good business. James
Norton. : =. Monroe ST.. Battle
Greek. Mich.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Powerful Drive of British Amored Forces Into byo Opens Important New From

Of German cargo vessel sailing falsely
under American colors and the itemizing
Of a new six billion-dollar portion OF
the victory program"
Striking of the captive coal mines was
forcing curtailment of vital defense pro-
duction In the steel industry and Con-
gress began consideration Of anti-strike
legislation Yesterday John L. Lewis
mine workers agreed to the Presidents
arbitration proposal and announced that
they will return TO work.
Anticipating enactment of legislation
for arming merchant ships, the Navy
Department hao anti-aircraft and SUBJ
marine guns assembled in ports early in
week. On Wednesday, Secretary Knox
predicted armed ships would be at sea
within another 10 days. 1t was an
nounced that priority on arming would
70 to vessels in North Atlantic supply
service, with second status given to those
headed for South Atlantic and Red Sea.
Very little was admitted during course
Of conversations" between Secretary OF
State Hull and Saburo Kurusu, special
kurusu were launched against
s... HILL background of belligerent
Toxic utterances that
"encirclement" of Nipponese Empire must
end and that economic restraints must
be removed. Mr.. Hull did not indicate
publicly. and il was believed he was
equally firm privately, that any such
concessions would be made unless Japan
should see fit to abandon her agrees
sim against China and relinquish her
| affinity with the Rome-Berlin Axis.
As reported rlmors were circulated Of
! Japanese plans for drive at Burma road,
| TOXIC received second British warning
within 10 days-from Foreign Secretary
| Anthony Eden-to effect that any attack
on Chinese overland life line would
| further comphcate grave situation"
Coincidentally, large contingent Of Ca.
madam troops ostentatiously debarked at
British Chinese fortress city OF Hong
Kong.
Most spectacular engagement OF
| American neutrality patrol" announced
| this week was capture Of Hamburg
American motorship Odenwald. flying
American flag and bearing name Will
philadelphia, in Atlantic equato-
| rial waters.
Suspicious at vessels failure to answer
| searchlight signals, cruiser Omaha in
yestigated and managed to frustrate
scuttling attempt by German crew. Load
| ed mostly with crude rubber and tires,
! ship was hauled into San Juan, Puerto
| Rico.
Included in $685., 100000 defense ap-
propriation asked by President on Mon
| day were requests for 1888 100000 for
Amy ordnance, s2es, 100000 for fast
growing Army of the Philippines, and
s12o 900 900 for defense installations on
American merchant ships.
This total would bring to more than
se6. 900 100000 the amount Of cash ana
contractual authority granted by Con-
| eress for defense and lease-lend purposes
| since the spring of 1910.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Review of 10th Week of War
By John e. Henry.

FOR
oee that decisive
on the continent Africa
Roughly their
U even he north and portions
virtually INTO occupied territory
AXIS naval forces Tenuous then
INES OF reinforcement
India accessible across Iran and Afghanstan
On the would be
bringing South America within permitting
operations which probably would the Atlantic Good
Hope route effective between Britain
eastern
For Britain and her Allies Africa
would
accomplished the extent outright obstruction of the and
mod forces Of the Allied domination Africa could bring
to potential between Spain and the Axis could lead to
eventual frontal devastating
blockade active
friendship the
Black Sea for British naval units and facilitating movement OF assistance
for defense of the Caucasus
would bring and potential foes OF the
sympathizers Berlin
which anything Allied
the for American
expedionay headed for their positions Tightening OF
armies the European continent
this battle Africa have been joined
carefully and powerful British assault
forces out OF bya and
suddenly relentless the Vhy French
North African Medter-
to
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Battle of Africa

Unleashing of this British drive west
ward across Northern Africa roared and
clattered out of the Egyptian dawn on
Tuesday, its striking power embodied in
hundreds of American-made tanks and
planes which had quietly been assembled
on the Libyan border during the past
five months.
Enveloped first in swirling wind
whipped dust clouds and then in torren-
tial rains, the heavily mechanized forces
moved forward along 140-mile front
and penetrated as much as so miles in
the first day of movement.
1t was an all-empire army composed
Of Englishmen, Scots, Welsh, Irish,
Anzacs, South Africans, In
Libvon dians and added units of Free
Drive French-7500O0 men, fretful
and impatient to get at their
business of fighting after months OF
inactivity and preparation. From Red
Sea and Suez docks had come much Of
their armament-tanks, guns, even bull
lets manufactured in America and fer
ried without fanfare In recent weeks
across the South Atlantic around Good
Hope.