March 9 1935 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by A. V. R. Lovegrove, began a Pacific crossing upon sailing from Vancouver on March 9th, 1935.
A passenger list of 200 was reported.
Included were five aviators from the Central School of Flying at Hangchow returning to China from a visit to the United States and Europe where they studied aviation.
Notable passengers embarking aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA on March 9th, 1935 at Vancouver and Victoria.
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P. T. Mow |
From the Central School of Flying at Hangchow returning to China after a visit to the United States and Europe. |
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F. S. Lieu |
From the Central School of Flying at Hangchow returning to China after a visit to the United States and Europe. |
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Y. T. Cheng |
From the Central School of Flying at Hangchow returning to China after a visit to the United States and Europe. |
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E. S. K. Yen |
From the Central School of Flying at Hangchow returning to China after a visit to the United States and Europe. |
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C. F. Wang |
From the Central School of Flying at Hangchow returning to China after a visit to the United States and Europe. |
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J. T. Asquith |
Of London. |
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Phyllis Gates |
En route to Bombay. |
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Hirae Lal |
Of Delhi, India, administrator of the veterinary organization in India. |
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Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Bray |
Of Toronto, en route to a tour of the Orient. |
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