September 11 1937 - Notable Passengers

The EMPRESS OF ASIA concluded a Pacific crossing upon reaching Vancouver on Sept 11^th, 1937. During this voyage the EMPRESS OF ASIA was involved in the evacuation of refugees from Shanghai.

On the voyage the ship experienced good weather and carried passengers, cargo and mail.

Mrs. R. E. Norris and two children	Travelling from Shanghai to New York.
Mrs. Bruce Miles and two children	Travelling from Shanghai to New York.
Dr. W. G. Campbell	Professor at University of Southern California
Professor B. R. Andrews	Leader of tour party returning from the Orient
Sister Mary Catherine	Catholic sister proceeding to Ohio
Sister Rose Marie	Catholic sister proceeding to Ohio
Miss Kirkaldy	Member of Reverend George Dempsie’s Japan Rescue Mission - proceeding to England.
Miss Morris	Member of Reverend George Dempsie’s Japan Rescue Mission - proceeding to England.
G. J. Haywood	Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
F. Warner	Fraser Estate Interests of Japan – returning to New York.
H. L. Dawson	Theo. Davies & Company, Honolulu.
W. Antill	Dunlop Rubber Company, Kobe.
Mrs. O. M. Funke	General Motors, Osaka.
Miss Nedra Lutz	General Motors, Osaka.
H. Chinouye	Engineering Department, Mitsubishi Jukogyo Company – travelling to Europe.
Y. Kodama	Engineering Department, Mitsubishi Jukogyo Company – travelling to Europe.
K. Matsuda	Engineering Department, Mitsubishi Jukogyo Company – travelling to Europe.

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