recursive make and lost stdout

[Melchers, Robert]

In the following example:

\test>ls -R
.:
makefile  test1

./test1:
makefile

C:\test>cat makefile
test:
        echo "Hello from test"
        $(MAKE) -C test1
C:\test>cat test1\makefile
test:
        echo "Hello from test1"

C:\test>make --unix
echo "Hello from test"
make -C test1

The echo from the sub-makefile in test1 is lost, this used to work about 6
months ago, what am I doing wrong. 

Note: I am running make from a winXP command line not bash.

running from bash I get 
bash-2.05a$ make --unix -s
Hello from test
Hello from test1

or

bash-2.05a$ make --unix
echo "Hello from test"
Hello from test
/bin/make -C test1
make[1]: Entering directory `/test/test1'
echo "Hello from test1"
Hello from test1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/test/test1'

This works for this simple file but is unreliable from a much more complex
version.

Thank in advance.

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