Notable Passengers

The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by A. V. R. Lovegrove, began a Pacific crossing upon sailing from Vancouver on September 8^th, 1934. The ship carried one of the largest passenger lists in some time to the Orient.

Notable passengers embarking aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA on September 8^th, 1934 arriving at Vancouver and Victoria.

Captain J. A. Aikman	Superintendent of Canadian Pacific Steamships.
Mrs. H. V. Bleakley
Doris Marshall	Boarded at Victoria, bound for Tokyo.
Mrs. Irene Garrod
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Olsen
Major-General G. C. Williams
E. Ito
K. Kajiro
D. McLorn	Deputy Director of Ports, Shanghai.
Rt. Reverend Adelard Dugre	Of the Jesuit Order, Provincial Superior, Quebec, enroute to Japan for missionary duties.
Reverend Alphonse Boileau	Of the Jesuit Order, enroute to Japan for missionary duties.
Reverend Gabriel Frossard	Of the Jesuit Order, enroute to Japan for missionary duties.
Reverend Adrian Lavariere	Of the Jesuit Order, enroute to Japan for missionary duties.
Reverend Joseph Bergeron	Of the Jesuit Order, enroute to Japan for missionary duties.
Reverend Leon Fontaine	Of the Jesuit Order, enroute to Japan for missionary duties.
Reverend Emile Bourgault	Of the St. Viateur Order.
Reverend Joseph Paquotte	Of the St. Viateur Order.
Reverend Philippe Lamothe	Seminary of Foreign Missions.
Reverend Lucien Sarasin	Seminary of Foreign Missions.
Reverend Armand Asselin	Seminary of Foreign Missions.
Reverend Rene Bedard	Seminary of Foreign Missions.
Reverend Aldes Barbeaus	Seminary of Foreign Missions.
Reverend Roland Boule	Seminary of Foreign Missions.
M. L. Lamb	United Church missionary en route to west China.
Alice McFadden	United Church missionary en route to west China.
D. M. Cairns	United Church missionary en route to north China.
R. M. Isaac R.N.	United Church missionary en route to north China.

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