Bringing 230 eager tourists to town, the s. Rellence,~ round-the-world cruise Hiner of the Hamburg Amerika Line, arrived in Shanghai early on Friday morning and berthed fslongside the Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Company's Hongkew Wharf. The Reliance is the second of the world cruise liners to visit Shanghai this year, the first being the Empress of Britain, which was here a week ago.
Most of the tourists on board the Reliance are making the complete {trip around the world, there being very few passengers travelling from Jone port to another. Among the ports that the big German ship has visited in the course of her globefencireling cruise have been Rio de Saneiro, Capetown, Bombay, Singfapore, Manila, and Hongkong. From here she will proceed to Japan ports, San Francisco, the Panama Canal, Havana, and thence back to New has never been in the German For-feign Service. Questioned about the new Germany, Dr. von Weinberg was fenthusiastie in praise of Herr Hitler and the prosperity of the country Under his leadership.
"We are the happiest country in the world," he said. "The pictures that the outside world has of us are terribly distorted by anti-German propaganda, Foreigners are astound-when they come to our country—land we see many foreigners. They fare. surprised to sce the cleanliness, York.
Many passengers were on board the glistening white, 20,000 ton liner fon her visit to this lly. Among them was Dr, Curt ver Weinberg, of Frankfurt, who holds " position of honorary consul-general although he
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