Dr. and Mrs, Trautmann Back Applications for Education from Leave in Germany Grants Considered Dr. Oskar P. Trautmann, German Ambassador te China, arrived Shanghai on November.
Mrs. Trautmann in the Empress of. Canada from Vancouver. He. continued to Nanking last night by train.
Interviewed by a representative of the."North-China Herald," Dr. 'Trauimann. first expressed satisfac Hon at being again in the Orient. "The most Important part of Joyable six months vacation spent in Germany, he said, was his attendance at' the Party Congress Nuremberg, In response to an invita tion from Herr Hitler early September. The great _enthustasm manifested for the Fuhrer end his polloies made the occasion very spectacular, he added.
Great progress was in evidence, he was pleased to say, in every direction. "The economic condition was heartening, and agricultural condi-Mons were satisfactory despite the heavy rains which hampered -farm-
He met a great many Chinese students in Germany and expressed pleasure that Chinese students should show such Interest in Germany the present time. In the of circles in Berlin and Hamburg, he said, an increasing interest was evidenced in relations with China, particularly along cultural lines.
Leaving Hamburg on October 2, he crossed the Atlantic in the s.
Bremen, arriving in New York October' 8, After several days spent in New York, he crossed the continent via Chicago where he spent one day, arriving in Vancouver catch the Empress of Canada.
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