November 11 1933 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by A. V. R. Lovegrove, began a Pacific crossing upon sailing from Vancouver on November 11th, 1933. At 11:00 AM, immediately before sailing, the ship observed Remembrance Day with a two-minute silence and the lowering of the Japanese Ensign on the foremast and the Canadian Pacific house flag on the mainmast. Passengers, general cargo, and mail were carried on this voyage
Notable passengers embarking aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA on November 11th, 1933 at Vancouver and Victoria.
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Captain A. J. Holland |
Marine Superintendent of
Canadian Pacific Steamships traveling to Hong Kong to supervise the
dry-docking and annual overhaul of the Four Pacific Empresses. |
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R. R. Liddell |
Superintendent Engineer of
Canadian Pacific Steamships traveling to Hong Kong to supervise the
dry-docking and annual overhaul of the Four Pacific Empresses. |
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Mrs. A. E. Cross |
Calgary resident beginning an
around the world trip. |
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Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Adams |
Of New York. |
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Haridas Mozumder |
Advocate of the Calcutta High
Court. |
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L. R. Dooley |
Representative of Curtiss-Wright
Aircraft Company, California. |
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Professor W. A. Tan |
A Chinese delegate to the
Pacific Relations Conference held at Banff, returning to China. |
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