January 1, 1933

Supreme Court Justice John Ford, who has fought for clean books as he fought against big game in the West and against the traducers of the honor of New York City and of its "sweetness and light," completed yesterday twenty-six years on the Supreme Court bench, and finds himself today, for the first time in thirty-two years, without any public office.

Laden with 300 tons of explorers' equipment, with two large amphibian airplanes lashed to her decks and a two-months-old antelope for the ship's mascot, the motorship City of New York of the American South African Line sailed late yesterday from the foot of Forty-first Street, Brooklyn, bound for Cape Town, where the latest Martin Johnson expedition will disembark on Jan. 26.

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