SS President Jackson Passenger List - 18 September 1934
Passenger List for the SS President Jackson of the American Mail Line, Departing 18 September 1934 from Kobe to Seattle via Yokohama, Commanded by Captain M. M. Jensen, U.S.N.R.
Senior Officers and Staff
- Captain: M. M. Jensen, U.S.N.R
- Chief Officer: J. Bridge
- Chief Engineer: E. R. Lacey
- Purser: L. M. Manor
- Assistant Purser: J. H. Smith
- Medical Officer: A. E. Stuht
- Chief Steward: J. W. Tellgren
List of Passengers
Kobe
- Mr. J. M. M. Alves
- Mrs. Dolores Aguilar
- Mr. B. T. Basil
- Mr. C. M. Correa
- Mr. John Carr
- Mrs. R. F. Franco
- Mr. K. C. Hu
- Mrs. Lansing Hoyt
- Mr. H. F. Jonas
- Mrs. M. Maitland
- Mr. E. M. Margues
- Mr. R. Nazarin
- Mr. Augusto Ocampo
- Mr. V. Y. Pan
- Mr. L. Rosa Pereira
- Mr. E. B. Roza
- Mr. Pedro Nolasco da Silva
- Mr. C. Thurnyssen
- Mrs. C. Thurnyssen
- Mr. Tan Keng Liang
- Mrs. Tan Keng Liang
- Mr. M. B. Weill
- Mr. J. C. Warner
- Mr. F. Walker
- Mr. Yu Yuen Fok
Yokohama
- Mrs. R. Arthur
- Miss B. Arthur
- Mr. C. W. Bushed
- Mr. C. M. Cox
- Mrs. C. M. Cox
- Mr. J. M. Gomez
- Mr. Frank Grose
- Mr. A. W. Hughes
- Mrs. G. McGarry
- Mrs. M. B. Muller
- Mr. Hilton Smith
- Mrs. Hilton Smith
- Mrs. M. J. Speare
- Miss S. M. Speare
- Mr. A. Walder
- Mrs. A. Walder
- Miss J. S. Walder
Seattle
- Mr. Philip A. Adler
- Capt. C. H. Carlson
- Cmdr. H. C. Cooper
- Mrs. H. C. Cooper
- Mstr. Robert Cooper
- Mstr. Samuel Cooper
- Miss C. Cooper
- Mr. Stanley Chin
- Mr. Chao Ming Chen
- Miss Hok Hui Chen
- Capt. E. R. Duncan
- Lt. Cmdr. Wm. H. Funk
- Mrs. Wm. H. Funk
- Mr. How Men Yet
- Mr. F. A. Kraudelt
- Mr. John D. Jennings
- Mr. Lew Yin Cho
- Mr. John Lee
- Mr. D. B. Poindexter
- Mr. H. G. Snyder
- Mrs. H. G. Snyder
- Mrs. A. K. Wong
- Miss Madelaine Wong
- Miss Peggy Wong
- Miss Lucy Wong
- Mr. C. P. Wong
Information for Passengers
Sailing Hours as shown in schedule are subject to change and passengers are requested to note departure time posted near gangway.
Stopover Privileges are permitted at all ports except as noted in tariff and unless previously arranged the Purser should be notified in advance. Valuables. A safe is provided in the Purser’s office where passengers may deposit valuables for safekeeping. The company accepts no responsibility for loss or damage however arising.
Medical Attendance. Each vessel carries a duly qualified Surgeon whose services are provided free in case of illness originating on board ship. No charge is made for medicines.
U. S. Alien Head Tax paid by transit passengers will be refunded on appli-cation to the Company making collection and upon presentation of U. S. Immigration Certificate of Departure, form 514, together with tax receipt, if U. S. Government regulations have been fulfilled. Divine Service. Sunday morning there will be Divine Services by , a clergyman if there is one aboard. Requisites for Mass are provided.
Lock Staterooms in Port. Passengers are requested to keep their cabin doors and ports locked when they are on shore, as a protection against petty thievery. Please leave your stateroom keys in the Purser’s office. Laundry. A modem laundry is part of the ship’s equipment. Laundry lists and prices may be obtained from your room boy.
Radio. Messages will be accepted by the Purser for all shore stations and other ships. This service is very fast. Envelopes for mailing this Guest List will be furnished on application to the Purser.
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