October 8 1932 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by A. V. R. Lovegrove, began a Pacific crossing upon sailing from Vancouver on October 8th, 1932.
A passenger list of 450 was reported. Included were several groups of Canadian and British Priests and Nuns and Franciscan Friars who were travelling to Japan.
Notable passengers embarking aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA on October 8th, 1932 at Vancouver and Victoria.
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Honourable H. M. Marler |
Canadian Minister to Japan en route to Tokyo. |
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Honourable W. J. M. Watson-Armstrong. |
Canadian Consul General for Siam en route to Bangkok. |
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Mrs. Sterling |
Of London. |
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H. E. Stirling |
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M. Fraser |
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L. B. Stiles |
Of Toronto, associated with the T. Eaton Company. |
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Carlos F. Roby |
Of Cincinnati. |
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Mr. And Mrs. D’Arcy Stephens |
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Mr. And Mrs. F. Fowler |
Of London |
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Captain R. M J. Martin |
Assistant Police Commissioner, Shanghai. |
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F. H. Elliot |
Associated with the A. L. Tucker Company, New York. |
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Lucy Chung |
Of Minneapolis, en route to the University of Peking. |
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