July 20 1933 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by A. V. R. Lovegrove, concluded a Pacific crossing upon reaching Vancouver on July 20st, 1933. On the voyage the ship reported a smooth passage. Few passengers were carried, being only 143 persons travelling in all classes.
A total of 2,500 tons of freight was brought from the Orient of which 266 tons were discharged at Victoria. 22 bags of airmail were left at Victoria for delivery to Seattle.
Notable passengers aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA arriving at Vancouver on July 20st, 1933.
|
J. E. Black |
United States Vice-Consul at
Hong Kong. |
|
C. F. Bart |
Cotton merchant of Galveston,
Texas returning from a business trip. |
|
M. Alvazoff |
Prominent Vancouver businessman. |
|
A. Rhoden |
Prominent member of British
steel industry, returning home from the Orient. |
|
C. B. Evington |
Assistant Naval Attache at the
British Embassy at Tokyo, travelling to England. |
|
Commander A. R. Thatcher |
Of the British Embassy at Tokyo,
travelling to England. |
|
J. Sipser |
Of Vancouver |
|
A. H. Lumsdaine |
Of Shanghai travelling to
London. |
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