January 21 1934 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by A. V. R. Lovegrove, concluded a Pacific crossing upon reaching Vancouver on January 21st, 1934. The ship was delayed slightly by stormy weather in the Pacific. A light passenger list and a heavy cargo were reported.
Notable passengers aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA arriving at Vancouver on January 21st, 1934.
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Otohiko Matsukata |
Son of Prince Masayoshi Matsukata and former director of the Fifteenth Bank. Accompanied by his son Takeshi Matsukata. Proceeding to Canada, United States and Europe as an unofficial messenger of goodwill. |
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Shintaro Shindo |
Tokyo, Managing Director of the Nichiro Fishery Company, proceeding to London. |
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F. S. Booth |
Secretary to Shintaro Shindo. |
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G. S. Beebe |
Of New York, connected with the Carter Macy Tea and Coffee Company, Formosa, proceeding on a business trip. |
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T. S. Cockburn |
Kobe, Accountant of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, en route to London. |
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R. Divers |
Kobe, Rising Sun Petroleum Company of Japan, en route to London. |
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P. Fogg |
New Westminster author returning home from a world tour. |
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Captain N. P. Hocking |
Master of SS BRIGHT STAR returning to Vancouver. |
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Surgeon-Lieutenant J. C. Gent |
Of HMS HERALD, en route to England. |
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J. M. Lang |
Kobe, General Motors Acceptance Corporation, proceeding on a business trip to New York. |
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R. G. Macdonald |
Shanghai Manager of the Tea Department of Dodwell & Company, proceeding to England. |
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D. L. Morgan |
Hong Kong, China light & Power Company, en route to England. |
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