Notable Passengers

The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by L. D. Douglas, concluded a Pacific crossing upon reaching Vancouver on February 22^nd, 1932. On the voyage the ship reported small passenger list of 132, with 24 First Class, 61 Tourist Class and 47 Steerage.

Passengers included Officials and members of the All-Canadian Rugby team who were returning from a tour of Japan.

Cargo amounted to 2300 tons with 80 tons being discharged at Victoria. Mail consisted of 365 bags with 217 for the United States, 38 for Victoria, and 110 for the Canadian mainland.

Notable passengers aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA arriving at Vancouver on February 22^nd, 1932.

F. C. Hesler	Catering Superintendent of the Canadian Pacific Steamships returning from Yokohama.
Captain A. W. Davison	Former master of the EMPRESS OF ASIA and retired Marine Superintendent of Canadian Pacific Steamships at Hong Kong proceeding to Vancouver.
L. F. Dreyfus	Of the Dreyfus Grain Company of Paris, London, and Vancouver proceeding to France after a business trip to the Orient.
L. B. Britton	Motion picture producer returning from Shanghai with pictures of the Sino-Japanese conflict.
Mr. Leboucq	Of the Bank of Indo-China at Hong Kong en route to Paris.
Mr. Fyfe-Smith	President of the Rugby Union of Canada, returning to Vancouver with the All-Canadian Rugby team after tour of Japan.
Harry Lord	Manager of the All-Canadian Rugby team
T. Keck	Returning to Coronado, California after a world cruise.
G. Chiteman	Fur dealer from Harbin, proceeding to New York.

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