TSS Nieuw Amsterdam Passenger List - 5 November 1953

 

Front Cover of a First Class, Cabin, and Tourist Class Passenger List from the TSS Nieuw Amsterdam of the Holland-America Line, Departing 5 November 1953 from Rotterdam to New York via Le Havre and Southampton, Commanded by Captain C. VISSER. GGA Image ID # 1f72346711

 

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Commander: Captain C. VISSER
2. Chief Officer: J. C. POTHOF
3. Chief Engineer: B. MULDER
4. Purser: L. W. H. LAGRANGE
5. Physician: Dr. J. J. A. v. DRIEM
6. Chief Steward: H. J. ANTONISSE
7. Social Directress: Mrs. LUCY A. PLUYGERS
8. Master of Ceremonies: H. B. B. BREMER

 

First Class Passengers

1. Mrs. Alber
2. Mr. Alvarez
3. Mrs. Alvarez
4. Mr. Andreieff
5. Mrs. Andreieff
6. Miss Andreieff
7. Mr. Burr T. Ansell
8. Mrs. Burr T. Ansell
9. Mrs. Estelle Auguste
10. Mr. Frederick Barnes
11. Mr. Benjamin Barre
12. Mrs. Benjamin Barre
13. Mr. W. W. Barry
14. Mr. C. H. Bartelings
15. Mr. Robert W. Bean
16. Mrs. Robert W. Bean
17. Mast. William H. Bean
18. Mast. Jeffrey W. Bean
19. Mast. Mark F. Bean
20. Dr. P. Beckmann
21. Mr. Godfrey S. Beresford
22. Mrs. Godfrey S. Beresford
23. Mr. E. Bernhard
24. Mr. Jacobus H. Besseling
25. Mrs. Jacobus H. Besseling
26. Mr. F. Binnendijk
27. Mrs. F. Binnendijk
28. Mr. George Blackburn
29. Mrs. George Blackburn
30. Mr. J. M. Bookelaar
31. Mr. Ch. Le Borgne
32. Mrs. Ch. Le Borgne
33. Miss F. E. Bradwell
34. Mr. Albert Bram
35. Mr. Braunstein
36. Mrs. Braunstein
37. Mr. Byron S. Breen
38. Mrs. Byron S. Breen
39. Mr. P. I. Brewer
40. Mr. Constantine Brown
41. Mrs. Constantine Brown
42. Dr. William A. Brown
43. Mrs. William A. Brown
44. Mr. William Y. Butler
45. Mrs. William Y. Butler
46. Mr. Julius Byles
47. Mrs. Julius Byles
48. Mr. Caldwell
49. Mrs. Caldwell
50. Mr. J. R. Calvert
51. Mr. J. Cantore
52. Mr. Frank B. Carney
53. Mr. Whitney G. Case
54. Mr. Cerullo
55. Mrs. Cerullo
56. Mrs. Eleanor H. Charleson
57. Mr. Clarey
58. Mrs. Clarey
59. Miss Betty van Cleave
60. Mr. Hewitt Cochran
61. Mrs. Johanna H. Cohen
62. Rev. Colemans
63. Mrs. Colemans
64. M Colemans
65. M Colemans
66. M Colemans
67. Mrs. Luise B. Collins
68. Mrs. Clara T. Cooke
69. Mr. E. G. Cornelius
70. Mr. William M. Cunningham
71. Mrs. William M. Cunningham
72. Mr. Alfred D. Davey
73. Mrs. Alfred D. Davey
74. Mr. Frederick Davidson
75. Mrs. Frederick Davidson
76. Mr. Charles C. Dawe
77. Mrs. Charles C. Dawe
78. Mr. Dean
79. Mrs. Dean
80. Miss Dean
81. Mr. Harvey P. Delapena
82. Mrs. Harvey P. Delapena
83. Mr. Harvey P. Delapena Jr.
84. Miss Mimi Delapena
85. Mr. E. R. J. Delville
86. Mr. Robert C. Dietz
87. Mrs. Robert C. Dietz
88. Miss Rebecca A. Dietz
89. Miss Susan M. Dietz
90. Mr. Luther L Dintiman
91. Mrs. Luther L Dintiman
92. Mr. Maurice Dollfus
93. Mr. John M. Dorr
94. Mrs. John M. Dorr
95. Mr. A. M. Dowling
96. Mr. Charles G. Duffy Jr.
97. Mrs. Charles G. Duffy
98. Mr. M. M. Duintjer Szn
99. Mr. Cecil L. Dunham
100. Mr. John L. Eilliott
101. Mrs. Ellsworth
102. Mr. Robert L. Ferguson
103. Mrs. Robert L. Ferguson
104. Mrs. W. W. Finlay
105. Miss Jourdaine W. H. Finlay
106. Mast. Warren W. H. Finlay
107. Mr. George Fischer
108. Mrs. George Fischer
109. Mr. William F. Freeman
110. Mr. Louis J. Gauthier
111. Mrs. Louis J. Gauthier
112. Miss Maud Gibson
113. Mrs. Gimbel
114. Mr. John Gittings
115. Mr. E. Goossens
116. Mrs. Edna C. Gordon
117. Miss Margery C. Gordon
118. Mrs. Henry Gray Jr.
119. Mr. Henry Gray III
120. Mr. John W. Green
121. Mrs. John W. Green
122. Mr. Gerrit Hagenzieker
123. Mrs. Gerrit Hagenzieker
124. Miss Barbara I. Hagenzieker
125. Mast. James G. Hagenzieker
126. Mr. Hall
127. Mrs. Hall
128. Miss Rose Halpern
129. Mr. Emerson Hammack
130. Mr. E. R. Hankins
131. Mrs. E. R. Hankins
132. Miss Ruth Hankins
133. Mr. Parry E. Hardwick
134. Mrs. Parry E. Hardwick
135. Mr. Ch. M. van Hattum
136. Mr. Hazen Reed
137. Mr. L. A. Hekking
138. Mrs. L. A. Hekking
139. Mr. Sidney Henry
140. Mrs. W. B. Hermann
141. Mr. Charles Higgins
142. Miss Rose M. Hope
143. Mr. G. H. Horn
144. Mr.       Horr
145. Miss Bernice Howes
146. Mrs. Clarence E. Hunter
147. Mr. Hurick
148. Mrs. Hurick
149. Mr. M. K. Hylkema
150. Mr. Gordon M. Ibbotson
151. Mrs. Gordon M. Ibbotson
152. Miss Rhea Jackson
153. Madame Maria Jeritza
154. Mr. Howard Johnson
155. Mrs. Howard Johnson
156. Mr. S. de Jong
157. Mr. Jacques de Kadt
158. Mr. Edward W. Kaiser
159. Mrs. Edward W. Kaiser
160. Mr.       Käufer
161. Mr.       Kavats
162. Mrs.     Kavats
163. Miss Mary E. Kelly
164. Mr. Sylvester M. Kennedy
165. Mrs. Sylvester M. Kennedy
166. Mrs. Ralph Kiesewetter
167. Admiral Alan G. Kirk
168. Mrs. Alan G. Kirk
169. Mr. A. C. B. Koot
170. Mr. Alan Krassner
171. Mr. George P. Kreider
172. Mrs. George P. Kreider
173. Miss Irene Krokos
174. Dr. K. Kronenberg
175. Mrs. K. Kronenberg
176. Miss D. Kronenberg
177. Mr. William Kuikman
178. Mrs. William Kuikman
179. Mast. Melvin J. Kuikman
180. Mr. J. Lagendijk
181. Mr. K. P. Lanneau
182. Mrs. K. P. Lanneau
183. Mr. Harry La Viers Jr.
184. Mrs. Harry La Viers
185. Lt. Col. M. F. Lay
186. Mr. B. van Leer
187. Mr. H. T. Leipoldt
188. Mr. M. Lubiez
189. Mr. Oscar A. Lundeen
190. Miss Karin E. Lundeen
191. Mr. Mc Cornick
192. Mrs. Mc Cornick
193. Mr. William C. Mc Donald
194. Mrs. Williom C. Mc Donald
195. Miss Dixie Mac Master
196. Mrs. Kathryn Mac Master
197. Mr. J. H. Mac Taggert
198. Miss Talia Macioce
199. Miss Evelyn Macioce
200. Mr. F. D. Mandell
201. Mrs. F. D. Mandell
202. Mr. Nat. Margaretien
203. Mrs. Eva A. Quillian
204. Mrs. Nat. Margaretten  
205. Mr. Charles Maurice
206. Mr. Ph. Milhado
207. Mrs. Ph. Milhado
208. Mr. Sam de Metz
209. Mrs. Sam de Metz
210. Mr. Samuel Mew Hinney
211. Mr. Moglia
212. Miss M. L de Monchy
213. Sgt. William R. Moore
214. Mrs. William R. Moore
215. Mast. Gregory R. Moore
216. Miss Charmaine M. Moore
217. Mr. Charles J. Mulligan
218. Mrs. Charles J. Mulligan
219. Mr. Michael Myerson
220. Mrs. Michael Myerson
221. Mrs. Max Oreffico
222. Mrs. E. M. C. van Os
223. Mr. H. T. Page
224. Mrs. H. T. Page
225. Mr. Perner
226. Mrs. A. Perrin
227. Miss H. E. Perrin
228. Mast. R. G. Perrin
229. Mast. L Ch. Perrin
230. Mrs. PeterIon
231. Miss D. E. Petersen
232. Mrs.     Pickett
233. Mr. Ovid Williams Pierce
234. Count C. W. A. I. H. M. von Plettenberg-Lenhausen
235. Mr. John W. Polkinghorn
236. Mrs. John W. Polkinghorn
237. Mr. Prissa
238. Mr. Frank J. Radigan
239. Mrs. Dubois Reilly
240. Mr. Charles Richardson
241. Mrs. E. S. Riggins
242. Mr. Armando R. Roces
243. Mrs. Armando R. Roces
244. Mr. Adriaan P. L. Roggeveen
245. Mrs. Adriaan P. L. Roggeveen
246. Mr. Walter P. Rolland
247. Mrs. Walter P. Rolland
248. Mr. Romero
249. Mrs. Romero
250. Mrs. Elisabeth Rona
251. Mr. Joseph A. de Roode
252. Mrs. Joseph A. de Roode
253. Mr. Fred. H. Roth
254. Mrs. Fred. H. Roth
255. Mr. Francis H. Ruhe
256. Mrs. Francis H. Ruhe
257. Mr. J. A. A. Sabbe
258. Mr. Harold Salmon
259. Mrs. Harold Salmon
260. Mrs. Jean Salmon Frankel
261. Mr. William A. Sauerbrey
262. Mrs. William A. Sauerbrey
263. Mr. William A. Sauerbrey Jr.
264. Mr. James B. Saylor
265. Mr. J. Schippers
266. Mr. Van Seagraves
267. Mrs. Van Seagraves
268. Mast. Nicholas Seagraves
269. Mast. David Seagraves
270. Mr. Irving P. Seery
271. Mrs. Irving P. Seery
272. Mrs. J. C. Serpell
273. Miss A. V. Serpell
274. Miss C. J. Serpell
275. Miss F. J. Serpell
276. Mast. J. A. Serpell
277. Mr. Severn
278. Mr. G. O. Seward
279. Mrs. G. O. Seward
280. Mr. Elliott Shapiro
281. Mrs. Elliott Shapiro
282. Mr. Robert M. Shirk
283. Prof. R. G. W. Siegert
284. Mrs. Silver
285. Mr. J. Siminons
286. Mrs. J. Siminons
287. Mr. Simonetti
288. Mrs. Amelie B. Sitz
289. Mr. M. H. Smael
290. Mrs. M. H. Smael
291. Mr. Hardy W. Smith
292. Maj. Harold E. Snow Jr.
293. Mrs. Harold E Snow
294. Miss Jean K. Snow
295. Mast. Harold E. Snow III
296. Mr. Jo Spier
297. Mrs. Jo Spier
298. Mr. Norman Spivock
299. Mrs. Norman Spivock
300. Mrs. Blanche K. Stewart
301. Mr. Medford Stone
302. Mr. Linden Stuart
303. Miss Florence V. Stuart
304. Miss I. Süden
305. Mr. Edward Sugarman
306. Mrs. Edward Sugarman
307. Mr. Summers
308. Mrs. Summers
309. Mrs. Helen S. Summers
310. Mr. Tabas
311. Capt. Alexander C. Thorington
312. Mr. Kenneth D. Thornton
313. Mrs. Kitty Tinayre
314. Mr. L A. Trafford
315. Mrs. L A. Trafford
316. Mrs. Marie P. Trego
317. Mrs. Elizabeth Ullstein
318. Mr. Henry Vanderveen
319. Mrs. Henry Vanderveen
320. Mr. J. Verkooyen
321. Mr. P. de Visser
322. Mrs. P. de Visser
323. Mast. R. de Visser
324. Mrs. Ruth W. de Vogel
325. Mast. Charles F. R. de Vogel
326. Mr. Philo van Wagoner
327. Miss Marion Wallace
328. Mr. Warren
329. Mrs. Warren
330. Mr. A. M. J. Wauters
331. Dr. Gordon Watson
332. Mrs. Gordon Watson
333. Mr. Charles E Wehn
334. Mrs. Charles E. Wehn
335. Mr. Martin Weilheimer
336. Mrs. Martin Weilheimer
337. Mr. Norman West
338. Mrs. Norman West
339. Mr. A. G. Westoby
340. Mrs. A. G. Westoby
341. Miss    Westoby
342. Miss    Westoby
343. Mrs. Hermine H. Westphal
344. Mr. A. G. Wilson Miss Marjorie Witty
345. Mr. Yordy
346. Mrs. Yordy
347. Miss Yordy
348. Mr. Ben Youkilis
349. Miss Irma Young
350. Miss Dorothy Zettle
351. Mrs. Zimber
352. Mast. Zimber

 

Cabin Class Passengers

1. Mrs. Louise Abbott
2. Mrs. Elsa Ackermann
3. Mrs. M. P. Adams
4. Mrs. M. Adler
5. Mr. Paul Albus
6. Mrs. Paul Albus
7. Miss J. Alexander
8. Mrs. V. Alexandrowitsch
9. Mr. William Altenburg
10. Mrs. William Altenburg
11. Miss Carrie Altenburg
12. Mr. N. H. Amsel
13. Miss G. M. André
14. Mrs. M. W. Annets
15. Miss Renee M. Arb
16. Mr. W. J. Arkes
17. Mr. Charles Arnold
18. Mrs. Jean S. Arnold
19. Mast. Stephen W. Arnold
20. Mr. A. Artennoff
21. Mr. H. Askwith
22. Mrs. H. Askwith
23. Mrs. Hedwig Aust
24. Mr. Henry de Baets
25. Mrs. Henry de Baets
26. Mother M. Agnese Baierski
27. Mr. Cornelis Bakker
28. Mrs. J. Balhan
29. Mr. A. Balhan
30. Mast. G. Balhan
31. Dr. Elizabeth Ball
32. Mr. J. R. Barbier
33. Mrs. J. R. Barbier
34. Mast. J. A. Barbier
35. Mrs. E. Baues
36. Miss E. Baues
37. Miss Estelle Beach
38. Mr. Frederick Becker
39. Sister Rose Bennett
40. Mrs. M. S. Beseler
41. Miss R. S. Beseler
42. Mrs. Joan P. Beyea
43. Mrs. M. Bigler
44. Mrs. Doris A. K. Black
45. Miss Beverly D. Black
46. Mr. H. Bloem
47. Mrs. H. Bloem
48. Miss J. A. W. Bloem
49. Miss B. A. Bloem
50. Mr. H. Boenoer
51. Mr. J. H. de Boer
52. Mrs. J. H. de Boer
53. Mrs. Bertha J. Bollag
54. Mrs. V. Bostwick
55. Mr. J. L Bouckhuyt
56. Mrs. J. L Bouckhuyt
57. Mrs. Doris M. Bowen
58. Mrs. M. L. Bowman
59. Mr. William Bracksiekor
60. Rev. W. J. Bradnock
61. Miss V. C. Brandon
62. Miss Norma C. Brashear
63. Mr. Abraham van der Broek
64. Mr. Isaac M. van der Broek
65. Mrs. Mary E. Bruns
66. Mrs. K. Bucher
67. Mrs. R. Bucher
68. Mr. C. H. Bullert
69. Mr. R. O. Burde
70. Mrs. R. O. Burde
71. Mr. William T. Burke
72. Rev. Richard A. Cahill
73. Mr. David A. J. Cardozo
74. Mr. W. Carrigan
75. Mrs. W. Carrigan
76. Mr. B. Challonor
77. Mrs. Jeanne Chase
78. Mrs. G. M. Christ
79. Mast. L W. J. C. Christ
80. Sister Joseph Clare
81. Mrs. Dorothy de Clerck
82. Mr. J. H. Coffeng
83. Mrs. J. H. Coffeng
84. Miss J. H. Coffeng
85. Most. M. H. Coffeng
86. Mr. Thomas W. Cohn
87. Mrs. Thomas W. Cohn
88. Mrs. L. Commissaire
89. Mrs. Clara Constandse
90. Mr. Harry C. Cook
91. Mrs. Mattie L Cooks
92. Mr. J. Corcoran
93. Mrs. J. Corcoran
94. Mr. C. Creotz
95. Miss M. Csighy
96. Miss Mary L. Culver
97. Mrs. Alice M. Cunningham
98. Mr. Orson R. Curtis
99. Mrs. Orson R. Curtis
100. Mast. Max R. Curtis
101. Miss Martha A. Curtis
102. Mrs. Blanche M. Custer
103. Mr. Maurice Dabney
104. Mrs. Maurice Dabnoy
105. Miss Elizabeth Daniels
106. Mrs. V. E Davidson
107. Mrs. Wilhelmina Davis
108. Mr. J. B. Destryker
109. Mrs. J. B. Destryker
110. Sister Kathleen Dolores
111. Mr. P. Dorleyn
112. Mr. Henry G. Dorr
113. Mrs. Henry G. Dorr
114. Miss Adelaide M. Dorr
115. Mrs. Julia Dörr
116. Mr. I. H. Douglas
117. Mrs. I. H. Douglas
118. Miss A. Douglas
119. Mast. M. Douglas
120. Mrs. Loys V. Doyle
121. Miss Kathleen Doyle
122. Mrs. D. Duvivier
123. Mrs. E. M. Dynes
124. Mr. G. Egberts
125. Mrs. G. Egberts
126. Miss G. Egberts
127. Mr. R. P. Ellenshaw
128. Mrs. R. P. Ellonshaw
129. Mast. Peter Ellenshaw
130. Mr. P. Ernst Mrs. P. Ernst
131. Mr. G. Ertzingor
132. Mrs. Everaars
133. Mrs. Evers
134. M Evers
135. Mr. I. Farivar  
136. Mrs. Dina Feith
137. Mr. L. FeyI
138. Mrs. L FeyI
139. Mrs. Alyce Fitzpatrick
140. Mrs. M. Fleitman
141. Mr. Herbert W. Frawley
142. Mrs. Herbert W. Frawley
143. Mr. A. H. Freeman
144. Mrs. A. H. Freeman
145. Mrs. Jacqueline Frost
146. Mrs. I. Fudge
147. Mrs. M. A. Funk
148. Mr. Luther Gadd
149. Mrs. Luther Gadd
150. Miss Daphne Gadd
151. Mr. Walther V. Gallagher
152. Mrs. Walther V. Gallagher
153. Miss A. E. Garvelink
154. Mrs. U. Gatzsche
155. Miss E. Gatzsche
156. Mr. Warren S. Gault
157. Mrs. Warren S. Gault
158. Miss G. M. Gentil
159. Mrs. Peggy Georgia
160. Mast. Bruce Georgia
161. Miss Clara Gerner
162. Miss Hortense Geschwinde
163. Mr. William Gesell
164. Mrs. William Gesell
165. Miss Johanne Gesell
166. Mr. Josephine Gibbs
167. Mr. R. Girolami
168. Mrs. R. Girolami
169. Mast. R. Girolami
170. Miss F. Girolami
171. Mrs. H. M. L Goolenaers
172. Miss Dorothy Gray
173. Mr. Warren S. Green
174. Mrs. Warren S. Green
175. Mrs. Wilhelmine Greven
176. Mr. Bernard Griessbaum
177. Mr. F. Gruebler
178. Mother Mary H. Guenther
179. Mr. Gerard G. Haft
180. Mr. Walter W. Hahn
181. Mast. Walter G. Hahn
182. Mrs. Sally Hardy
183. Mr. William C. Harris
184. Mrs. William C. Harris
185. Miss Edith Hartwig
186. Mrs. Bruce Hathaway
187. Miss E. Haussknecht
188. Mrs. E. Headland
189. Mrs. Edith Heckle
190. Mrs. Charlotte F. Hefner
191. Mr. Peter Heidinger
192. Mrs. Peter Heidinger
193. Mr. C. Heirbaut
194. Col. August Hellmers
195. Mrs. August Hellmers
196. Miss B. Herman
197. Miss I. Hermann
198. Mr. W. Hobohm
199. Mrs. W. Hobohm
200. Mr. J. Hoefler
201. Mrs. J. Hoefler
202. Miss M. Hoefler
203. Mrs. R. C. Hoepelman
204. Mrs. M. Hofmann
205. Mrs. Charlotte Holbrook
206. Mast. Charles R. Holbrook
207. Mrs. E. von Holleben
208. Mast. K. W. von Holleben
209. Mr. W. R. Homan
210. Mrs. M. L. C. Hoos
211. Mrs. H. Hope
212. Mrs. Y. I. L. T. Horney
213. Mast. George J. Horney
214. Miss Mary Y. Horney
215. Mast. Andrew B. Horney
216. Mrs. M. J. in t Hout
217. Mast. J. R. in 't Hout
218. Miss Y. D. in 't Hout
219. Mrs. Marie Huesing
220. Mr. Albert Hutchison
221. Mrs. Albert Hutchison
222. Dr. Max L. Hutt
223. Mrs. Max L Hutt
224. Mr. Carl Ickelsheimer
225. Mrs. Y. Imbault
226. Mrs. Edna Intveld
227. Mrs. Rosana Jaekels
228. Mr. Josef Janes
229. Mrs. Josef Janes
230. Mrs. R. Jekubzyk
231. Mrs. H. Jekubzyk
232. Mr. Kenneth Johnson
233. Mrs. Kenneth Johnson
234. Miss Vivian Johnson
235. Mrs. E. Kalkbrenner
236. Mrs. L. H. Kalkbrenner
237. Miss Yvette J. Kalkbrenner
238. Mr. Ellis J. Kane
239. Mr. K. Kavakos
240. Mrs. Henrica C. van de Kerkhof
241. *Rev. Martin J. Killeen
242. Mrs. Martin J. Killeen
243. Miss Killeen
244. Mr. Otto J. Kilsdonk
245. Rev. Cyril Kita
246. Mrs. Maude Koerper
247. Mr. J. Kraakman
248. Mrs. J. Kremer
249. Mrs. Rosa Kropf
250. Miss Peggy A. Lampl
251. Miss D. Laustsen
252. Mrs. Charles Leachman
253. Miss Dora Leachman
254. Mrs. Cuthbert Lee
255. Miss Alix Lee
256. Mr. Cuthbert Lee
257. Mr. Peter F. Leslie
258. Mrs. Peter F. Leslie
259. Mrs. Katharina Levite
260. Mr. Lee M. van Lew
261. Mr. Michel Lidzki
262. Mr. Harold W. Liggett
263. Mrs. Harold W. Liggett
264. Miss Carolyn Liggett
265. Mrs. D. B. Loeb
266. Mr. O. Londner
267. Mr. Clifford G. Lund
268. Miss C. J. Macaulay
269. Mr. Attilio Macrelli
270. Mrs. John Mc Shane
271. Mrs. E Magill
272. Sister Arthur Marie
273. Mrs. E. M. Mattheeusen
274. Miss H. Matuscke
275. Miss M. Maynard
276. Mr. George R. Mende
277. Mrs. Marie Messenbourg
278. Mother Gonzaga Miller
279. Mrs. E. Milne
280. Mrs. Jean D. MitcHell
281. Miss Nan Mitchell
282. Mr. Peter T. Mitchell
283. Mast. Richard D. Mitchell
284. Miss Nancy Mitchell
285. Miss Linda S. Mitchell
286. Mr. Paul F. Moeller
287. Mrs. Paul F. Moeller
288. Mast. Paul F. Moeller
289. Miss C. Molenaar
290. Mrs. A. Molfetto
291. Mr. Edmund Muckelman
292. Mrs. Edmund Muckelman
293. Mast. Ronald Muckelman
294. Mr. J. Muehlpointer
295. Mrs. J. Muehlpointer
296. Mr. Fred. W. Muhlenbruch
297. Mrs. Fred. W. Muhlenbruch
298. Mrs. Janet Muth
299. Mrs. J. van der Myll Dekker
300. Mrs. Gabriella M. Mynsberge
301. Miss Kathleen Mynsberge
302. Miss T. Nagl
303. Mr. H. Nemeth
304. Mrs. H. Nemeth
305. Mr. Hermann Nouburger
306. Mrs. I. Neuenfeld
307. Miss B. Neuenfold
308. Mr. Joep Nicolas
309. Mrs. Joep Nicolas
310. Mr. Harry Milton Niles
311. Mrs. Nadynne Niles
312. Mr. K. Noe
313. Mr. John Noeth
314. Mrs. E. A. W. Nolle
315. Mr. C. van Noortwijk
316. Mrs. C. van Noortwijk
317. Mr. H. Nowak
318. Mr. Nowak
319. Miss Patsy D. Oldham
320. Mrs. Mabel Olney
321. Mrs. Phillis O'Meara
322. Mr. Perry O'Neil
323. Mrs. J. Oppenheim
324. Mr. A. Osswald
325. Miss P. Paine
326. Mr. R. J. Panton
327. Mrs. R. J. Panton
328. Miss V. Panton
329. Miss D. Panton
330. Mrs. L Paukert
331. Mr. Goldsberry Pavey
332. Mrs. Goldsberry Pavey
333. Mrs. M. Pedone
334. Miss Nadya Pedone
335. Mr. J. van Pelt
336. Mr. Arthur C. Peterson
337. Mrs. Arthur C. Peterson
338. Mrs. Ellen Peterson
339. Mast. Mark Peterson
340. Mr. V. Pfaffenhousen
341. Mrs. V. Pfaffonhausen
342. Mast. J. V. Pfaffenhausen
343. Mrs. T. J. Plant
344. Mr. J. M. Pluess
345. Mrs. A. M. Pohl
346. Mast. P. K. A. Pohl
347. Mast. A. G. Pohl
348. Miss O. Portehaut
349. Mrs. Eva B. Poss
350. Mrs. Marjorie Post
351. Mrs. Deborah Powell
352. Mast. Gieselbert Powell
353. Mr. R. Prestegaard
354. Mr. P. Punt
355. Mr. F. Quigley
356. Mr. A. Rabofsky
357. Mrs. D. Radway
358. Miss Lucille Ramstack
359. Mr. L Randon
360. Mrs. L Randon
361. Mr. K. Rapf
362. Mrs. Grace Reffie
363. Miss H. R. Rey
364. Mr. H. W. Richter
365. Mrs. H. W. Richter
366. Mother Marita Riddle
367. Miss A. Rodenberg
368. Miss Elisabeth Roeger
369. Mr. H. G. J. Roehlig
370. Mrs. H. G. J. Roehlig
371. Mast. H. G. J. Roehlig
372. Dr. Carl Rosenfelder
373. Mrs. Carl Rosenfelder
374. Mrs. I. S. Rosenstein
375. Miss N. L. Rosenstein
376. Mast. Y. B. Rosenstein
377. Mr. Hirsch W. Rudoler
378. Mrs. Hirsch W. Rudoler
379. Mr. C. W. Sabin
380. Mrs. Augusta van de Sampele
381. Mr. L J. Sanford
382. Mrs. T. Scherl
383. Miss M. Scherl
384. Miss I. Schievelbein
385. Mr. H. Schlottmann
386. Mr. Hermann Schmidt
387. Mrs. Luise Schmoll
388. Miss M. M. Schneider
389. Mr. F. L. Scholl
390. Mrs. M. H. C. Scholl
391. Miss R. F. Scholl
392. Miss O. A. M. Scholl
393. Mrs. Bertha Schoop
394. Mrs. I. Schubert
395. Mrs. Johanna O. Schultz
396. Mr. N. Schwarz
397. Mrs. F. Seethaler
398. Mrs. Sehlbach
399. Miss Sehlbach
400. Miss Sehlbach
401. Mr. George Sherer
402. Mrs. George Sherer
403. Miss Shinosaki
404. Mr. George S. Shirk
405. Mrs. George S. Shirk
406. Mrs. G. L Sipes
407. Mr. Johan J. Sohnle
408. Mrs. Johan J. Sohnle
409. Dr. Fred. A. Solinger
410. Miss E. Sorensen
411. Mrs. A. F. de Spaey
412. Mast. G. D. de Spaey
413. Mr. John Spicer
414. Mrs. John Spicer
415. Mrs. W. I. Spitler
416. Miss Eleanor Stegeman
417. Miss Carolyn Stegeman
418. Mrs. A. K. Stevens
419. Mrs. Ester R. Stewart
420. Miss I. E. H. Stolke
421. Mrs. Margaret M. de Stoop
422. Miss Leopoldine L. de Stoop
423. Mrs. Walter Stuhr
424. Miss Marie Stuhr
425. Mr. Victor L. Summers
426. Mrs. Elfriede Thiele
427. Dr. W. A. Thoennes
428. Mrs. W. A. Thoennes
429. Mrs. R. Thomas
430. Mrs. E. Thornet
431. M. Thornet
432. M. Thornet
433. Miss B. W. Thrussell
434. Mrs. Anita Tibbs
435. Miss D. Tischmann
436. Mr. Campbell D. Titus
437. Mrs. Campbell D. Titus
438. Mr. Campbell Titus
439. Mr. Bert Tjalsma
440. Mrs. Bert Tjalsma
441. Mr. Albert Tonnis
442. Mrs. Albert Tonnis
443. Miss E. Trapp
444. Mr. G. Triest
445. Mrs. G. Triest
446. Mast. H. Triest
447. Mr. George Trought
448. Mrs. George Trought
449. Miss Billie B. Tucker
450. Mrs. G. van Veldhuizen
451. Miss M. Viret
452. Mr. Carl Waetzlich
453. Mrs. Carl Waetzlich
454. Miss Enid Waite
455. Mr. B. Weickert
456. Miss B. K. M. Wendorff
457. Mr. John Werman
458. Mrs. John Werman
459. Mr. Karl Wessels
460. Mrs. Karl Wessels
461. Miss Margery Wheat
462. Mrs. Pearl. Williams
463. Mrs. Marie P. Windeis
464. Mrs. Doris Winz
465. Mrs. Mayme Wirth
466. Sister Monica Witte
467. Mr. Johannes O. van Workum
468. Mrs. G. Wright
469. Miss Jennifer Wright
470. Mast. Ronald Wright
471. Miss Louise A. Wright
472. Mr. Peter van der Wulp
473. Mr. Louis F. Yacone
474. Mast. Francis R. Yacone
475. Mast. Johnny B. Yacone
476. Mr. William B. Yancey
477. Mrs. William B. Yancey
478. Mr. A. J. Yannone
479. Mr. Philip M. Yannone
480. Mrs. Philip M. Yannone
481. Mast. Mark J. Yannone
482. Mast. Philip M. Yannone
483. Mast. Peter J. Yannone
484. Mr. Nicanor Zabalota
485. Mrs. Nicanor Zabaleta
486. Mrs. Rose Zinn
487. Mrs. M. E. Zobel
488. Mast. G. C. Zobel
489. Miss R. Zuehlke

 

Tourist Class Passengers

1. Mrs. A. Aalbersberg
2. Miss L B. van den Abeele
3. Mr. M. A. Aeschmann
4. Mrs. M. A. Aeschmann
5. M   Aeschmann
6. Pvt. W. Albers
7. Miss Barbara M. Alig
8. Miss Jeanne M. Altenburg
9. Miss A. M. Andersen
10. Mrs. Anderson
11. Mr. Mervyn Azulay
12. Mrs. J. M. Banks
13. Mr. H. J. Barker
14. Mrs. H. J. Barker
15. Mr. Cyril J. Barry
16. Miss W. J. Beekhuizen
17. Miss Katherine T. Belleveau
18. Miss F. I. Bennett
19. Mr. Richard M. Bergeson
20. Mr. John Betz
21. Mrs. John Betz
22. Miss L. Betz
23. Mr. F. W. Blancke
24. Mrs. Lucille A. Blessing
25. Miss M. Bomze
26. Mr. K. A. Bosma
27. Mrs. K. A. Bosma
28. Mrs. Margaret A. Broo
29. Mast. Victor S. Broo
30. Mr. W. Bruckman
31. Mrs. W. Bruckman
32. Mast. D. Bruckman
33. Mr. K. Brugger
34. Mrs. K. Brugger
35. Mrs. E. M. Buhl
36. Mast. J. Buhl
37. Mr. William Caddell
38. Mrs. P. C. J. Van Campenhout
39. Mast. Raymond J. Campenhout
40. Mr. Willem A. Capper
41. Mr. G. Carlson
42. Mrs. G. Carlson
43. Mr. N. Catruna
44. Mrs. Marjorie Clem
45. Mr. Carl C. Cooper
46. Mrs. Kathleen E. Copley
47. Mrs. Simone Cronk
48. Prof. E. Delamater
49. Pvt. J. A. van Dommelen
50. Mrs. Anna Duhmert
51. Mrs. B. Dunbar
52. Mrs. R. Durchholz
53. Mr. A. Edtinger
54. Mrs. A. Edtinger
55. Miss Sophie Erhardt
56. Mr. William Erickson
57. Mrs. William Erickson
58. Mr. Nathan Fox
59. Mrs. Nathan Fox
60. Mr. H. Franz
61. Mast. G. Frings
62. Mr. Denis G. Garber
63. Mrs. Denis G. Garber
64. Mr. M. Privat de Garilhe
65. Mrs. Berta Geigner
66. Mrs. J. Gibb
67. Mast. D. A. Gibb
68. Mast. C. G. T. Gibb
69. Mr. K. Gilhespy
70. Mrs. K. Gilhespy
71. Mr. H. van Ginhoven
72. Mrs. G. Giraudet
73. Mr. G. Greift
74. Mr. J. Grigor
75. Mrs. J. Grigor
76. Mr. J. Grofils
77. Mrs. W. Guenzer
78. Mr. A. N. Gunning
79. Mrs. A. N. Gunning
80. Mrs. Bertha Haas
81. Miss U. Haeberli
82. Mrs. Jaqueline Harvell
83. Mrs. A. Harvey
84. Mrs. P. Harwood
85. Mast. Harry J. Harwood
86. Mrs. M. Haviland
87. Pvt. M. C. J. van Heeswyk
88. Mrs. J. Heilbron
89. Miss H. Heilbron
90. Miss Helen W. Henderson
91. Mrs. J. Hettinga
92. Mast. S. P. Hettinga
93. Miss F. Hettinga
94. Mrs. Betty M. Hill
95. Mrs. Jennie Holleman
96. Mrs. Alice Holm
97. Mast. Roger Holm
98. Mr. Felix Horn
99. Mrs. Felix Horn
100. Mr. W. Horn
101. Mrs. W. Horn
102. Mr. B. Horn
103. Miss W. Horn
104. Miss Erna H. Horn
105. Miss M. van der Horst
106. Mr. John F. Houtman
107. Mrs. J. Houtriet
108. Mrs. M. Hutton
109. Mr. J. Hylkema
110. Mr. Morton A. Hyman
111. Mr. H. J. Isliker
112. Mr. T. E. Jelsma
113. Mrs. T. E. Jelsma
114. Mrs. B. Jenny
115. Mrs. Lina Jochum
116. Miss B. V. Johnson
117. Mr. Leonard Jones
118. Mrs. Leonard Jones
119. Mr. A. de Jong
120. Mrs. A. de Jong
121. Mr. J. W. Juerges
122. Mr. K. A. Juerges
123. Mrs. J. W. Juerges
124. Mr. Anselm Kahn
125. Mrs. Anselm Kahn
126. Mrs. D. C. Karr
127. Mrs. E. Kaun
128. Mr. Charles E. Keil
129. Miss Virginia A. Kerr
130. Miss Mary J. Kilborno
131. Mr. N. Klerk
132. Mrs. N. Klerk
133. Mrs. H. G. Klingenmeier
134. Mrs. J. Kluis Mrs. Kohler
135. M Kohler
136. Mr. Fred Kranz
137. Mrs. Fred Kranz
138. Mr. Karl H. Kreis
139. Mrs. S. Krupdnya
140. Mr. Peter Kuester
141. Mr. A. Lanzard
142. Mrs. R. Lebovits
143. Mr. E A. Leonhardt
144. Mr. H. S. Leopold
145. Mrs. H. S. Leopold
146. Mrs. T. L. Lester
147. Miss Linda R. Libera
148. Mrs. Johanna Lieberbauer
149. Miss Gloria M. Lieberbauer
150. Mr. Nick Liesenberg
151. Mr. R. R. Mc Kenzie
152. Mr. W. J. Mc Killen
153. Miss Lorraine Maier
154. Miss Bridget Marren
155. Mr. T. van der Meer
156. Mr. Ludwig Meier
157. Miss H. Merchiers
158. Miss M. Meyer
159. Mrs. I. Miles
160. Mrs. U. W. A. M. Moehle
161. Miss G. S. Moehle
162. Miss H. E Moehle
163. Miss H. U. Moehle
164. Mr. W. Moolenaar
165. Mrs. W. Moolenaar
166. Mr. K. Moosburger
167. Mr. George A. Muegge
168. Mr. Lawrence E. Muilenberg
169. Mr. Albert Mullenbecher
170. Mrs. Albert Mullenbecher
171. Mr. G. Munnik
172. Miss E. J. Murphy
173. Mrs. Emma Muth
174. Mrs. R. Newark
175. Mr. R. Noël
176. Mrs. R. Noël
177. Miss J. Noël
178. Miss G. G. Olesen
179. Miss V. B. Pander
180. Miss Pfriem
181. Mrs. B. Pittet
182. Mrs. N. Plug
183. Miss H. Poelakker
184. Mrs. Betty A. Raeburn
185. Miss Margaret Read
186. Miss M. Ö. Redmond
187. Miss Isa D. Reed
188. Mr. R. L. M. Regout
189. Mr. Hans Reid
190. Miss J. Revert
191. Miss H. I. Richter
192. Mrs. I. Rocks
193. Mrs. Louise Rodulphus
194. Miss Dorothy Rodulphus
195. Mrs. E H. L. Roozenburg
196. Mrs. J. G. Rosenthal
197. Mrs. Julia Rucinski
198. Mrs. Katherine Ruhl
199. Mr. Z. Rutkowski
200. Mrs. Z. Rutkowski
201. Mr. John T. Ryke
202. Mrs. Nyla Sack
203. Miss E. M. Schellenberger
204. Miss M. Schiffer
205. Mr. W. Schinkel
206. Mrs. W. Schinkel
207. Miss Ann M. Schinkel
208. Mr. Otto Schlecht
209. Mr. W. Schmidt
210. Mr. Walter F. Schoeller
211. Mrs. Walter F. Schoeller
212. Mr. Adam Schopf
213. Mrs. Adam Schopf
214. Miss Dorothy L Schuetter
215. Mrs. Henrietta Sealman
216. Miss M. Seiler
217. Mrs. Alita Serxner
218. Mast. Brant A. Serxner
219. Miss Lee Sestac
220. Mr. Max Short
221. Mr. Bernard Siegel
222. Mrs. Bernard Siegel
223. Mr. A. L H. Sievert
224. Mrs. A. L H. Sievert
225. Miss I. Sievert
226. Miss A. Sievert
227. Miss Mary J. Simpson
228. Mrs. M. Slakopor
229. Mr. Kenneth Snyder
230. Pvt. P. M. B. Snyders
231. Sgt. J. A. Soffers
232. Mr. Alfred Spiller
233. Mr. Roy Stayner
234. Mrs. Elise Stephan
235. Mr. Ralph A. Stocker
236. Miss Patricia Stodgehill
237. Mrs. Herta Storz
238. Mrs. Ilse M. Strassmann
239. Miss H. B. Stuckens
240. Miss M. Sturm
241. Mrs. E. Sturzenegger
242. Mr. V. L. Swete
243. Pvt. H. Terpstra
244. Miss M. Thomas
245. Mrs. Helen Thorman
246. Mast. Alfred Thorman
247. Miss Peggy Thorman
248.  Mr. J. Toral
249. Mrs. C. J. Ude
250. Mr. K. E. Upatnieks
251. Mr. E. C. Uvijn
252. Mrs. E. C. Uvijn
253. Mr. Jozef H. Vonema
254. Mrs. Jozef H. Venema
255. Miss Hilde Verbürg
256. Pvt. G. Vergeer
257. Mr. J. Verkaik
258. Mrs. J. Verkaik
259. Miss    Verkaik
260. Mi ss   Verkaik
261. Mast. Verkaik
262. Mr. Charles B. Vincent
263. Mrs. A. Vogt
264. Mr. T. J. Volkaerts
265. Mrs. T. J. Volkaerts
266. Mast. J. L. F. Volkaerts
267. Miss U. M. Vosberg
268. Mr. Edward Vought
269. Pvt. D. Vyfvinlcel
270. Mrs. Johanna Wälder
271. Mr. George Warncken
272. Mrs. George Warnken
273. Mr. A. Waszkiewiez
274. Mrs. A. Waszkiewiez
275. Miss Ethel A. Watson
276. Mrs. Adelaide Webb
277. Mr. H. Weitgraven
278. Mrs. H. Weitgraven
279. Mrs. M. M. Welter
280. Miss E. M. Westhoff
281. Mrs. Margaret Williams
282. Mrs. Ann Wilson
283. Mr. G. G. de Wit
284. Mrs. G. G. de Wit
285. Mr. H. de Witt
286. Mr. W. Wolff
287. Mrs. W. Wolff
288. Mr. William Wolfswinckel
289. Miss Angelina Wood
290. Mr. George Zedor
291. Mrs. George Zeder
292. Mr. Peter Zeegers
293. Mrs. Peter Zeegers
294. Mr. Zimmer
295. Mr. J. Zimmer
296. Mrs. J. Zimmer
297. Mast. H. J. Zimmer
298. Mast. R. Zimmer

 

General Information for Passengers

BABYFOOD. The attention of passengers is drawn to the large selection of strained baby and junior food available to passengers with children in all passenger vessels of the Company.  For the necessary arrangements, passengers are invited to apply to the Chief Steward.

BAGGAGE. Trunks exceeding the ordinary measurements cannot be taken into the cabins. It is forbidden to have in one's baggage, inflammable, explosive or other dangerous articles. The ship's staff reserve all rights to eliminate all such articles, if deemed necessary.  All inquiries pertaining to the storing or forwarding of baggage should be addressed to the Baggage Master.  Upon arrival at New York moreover Century Transportation Company representatives are available to take orders for delivery of trunks and larger pieces to any destination indicated by the passenger.

BAGGAGE INSURANCE. The Company's liability for damage to or loss or detention of baggage is strictly limited and passengers are therefore advised to protect themselves by insurance against risk of loss, theft, damage, pilferage, etc. Policies may be obtained at current rates at any office of the Company.

BARBER AND LADIES' HAIRDRESSER. A barber's and ladies-hairdresser's shop is installed on board. The charges for services are announced by the Company.

CHANGE OF CABINS. Change of cabins is only permissible when authorized by the Purser.

CUSTOMS CLEARANCE. On landing at New York, all baggage will be examined by the Customs Officials. It is therefore recommended that passengers make full enquiries at the Purser's office about the Customs regulations and to fill in carefully the Customs declaration form handed to them by the Purser.

DANGEROUS ARTICLES. Dangerous articles such as inflammable and explosive objects may not be taken aboard. The attention of our passengers is also drawn to the fact that it is very dangerous to throw away lighted cigars, cigarettes or burning tobacco discards (even when thrown overboard as they might enter the vessel's interior through open portholes). Passengers are therefore requested to use the receptacles provided on board for this purpose.

DECK CHAIRS, RUGS AND CHAIR CUSHIONS. Deck chairs, rugs and chair cushions may be hired on application to the Deck Steward. The charges are: Deck chairs f 3.80 or $1, chair cushions and rugs f 2.66 or $0.70 each per voyage.

DECK GAMES. Implements for deck games such as quoits, deck tennis, deck golf, shuffle board etc. are supplied free of charge. When joining these games passengers do so at their own risk and any mishaps or injuries which may occur are without any responsibility on the part of the Company.

DIVINE SERVICE. Divine service will be held on Sundays, at hours announced on the bulletin board, if a recognized clergyman on board is willing to officiate.

DOMESTIC ANIMALS. Kennels are available on board for the transportation of dogs, cats, etc. Animals are not allowed in the cabins and other public rooms, nor on the promenade decks, unless by the captain's special permission. Attention should be given that these animals be declared on the Customs declaration forms on arrival.

DRINKS, TOBACCO ETC. Wines, beer, liquor and many other beverages as well as cigarettes, cigars and tobacco may be obtained on board at prices in Dutch currency fixed by the Company. Passengers are not allowed to bring with them large quantities of liquor or tobacco for personal use. Any large quantities must be reported to the Purser for Customs declaration. They will be kept in custody by the Purser in an appropriate room.

LANDING CARDS. All passengers will receive a Landing Card and are requested to present same before leaving the steamer to a U.S. Immigration Inspector for endorsement.

LOST AND FOUND ARTICLES. Found articles are to be handed over and lost articles to be reported to the Chief Steward. Articles not called for before arrival, or left in the cabins, will be handed over to the agency at the port of arrival, where passengers may claim them or make inquiries.

MAIL AND TELEGRAMS. Mail and telegrams for passengers are brought on board the steamer before sailing and placed in the passenger's rooms. For any inquiries relating to mail, passengers are invited to call the Chief Steward's office. Passengers are advised to stop at the mail desk in the center of the Pier at Hoboken, N.J., to claim letters and telegrams, which may have been received for them. Mail to be forwarded can be handed over to the Purser, who will take care of it. Postage stamps may be obtained to a limited number from the Library Steward.

In order to prevent the loss of mail, passengers are requested to stamp their letters etc., themselves and to deposit same personally in the mailbox, destined for that purpose.

Under no circumstances can the Holland-America Line be held responsible for the loss of mail.

MEALS. The hours during which meals will be served will be shown on the ship's bulletin boards. Passengers are kindly requested to observe these hours.

MEDICAL ATTENTION. The services rendered and the medicines prescribed by the ship's Physician are free of charge. The Holland-America Line assumes no responsibility for any treatment or services rendered by the Physician or for any medicines supplied. The ship's Physician is entitled to make a reasonable charge for attendance or treatment for ailments or conditions antedating embarkation of the passenger.

MONEY-EXCHANGE During the voyage the Ship's personnel is allowed to accept only Dutch and American money in payment of expenses made by the passengers. Opportunity is therefore given to exchange foreign Currency into Dutch money at the Purser's office at rates of exchange fixed by the Company. Only the Purser is authorized to exchange or accept foreign currency.

Some articles on sale in the gift shops are only obtainable against payment in U.S. currency both on the West and Eastbound voyages.

PAYMENTS. Passengers paying any supplements for room transfers, additional passage money, freight, telegrams. etc., should obtain a receipt from the Purser on the Company's form. For radiograms a receipt will be furnished by the Wireless Operator.

SHIP'S NEWSPAPER. The "Ocean Post" will be published on board, giving the latest news of the day. Leading New York Stock Exchange quotations are posted about midnight on the ship's bulletin board.

TABLE SITTING. Table and seats should be reserved on board at the Chief Steward's office after embarkation.

TELEPHONE AND RADIO. All cabins numbered up to 330 have telephone for ship use only. For the convenience of passengers, a general short-wave radiotelephone service is maintained with any part of the world. The Radio Office is located on the Upper Promenade Deck and can be reached by taking the starboard elevator. Passengers may transmit messages there and file radio-telephone calls; for payment of radio- telegrams and radio-telephone calls, a receipt will be given by the Radio Officer on duty.

Transportation from Hoboken

• Motor Coach Service. For the convenience of passengers a special bus service is operated between the Company's Pier at Hoboken N.J and the Port Authority Bus Terminal, 8th Avenue and 41st Street, New York City, in connection with the arrival and departure of vessels.

 

Reservations should preferably be made through the Purser on board. Passengers, not holding reservations, who, after disembarkation, decide to avail themselves of the bus, may purchase their tickets from the Company's representative in attendance at the point of departure.

Hand baggage, with the exception of trunks and cases, may be taken along on the bus without extra charge. Charge per seat: U.S. $ 1.25 per adult and children 6 years of age and over. Children under 6 years of age, not occupying separate seats, are carried free.

Taxicabs may be found at the Bus Terminal for passengers wishing to proceed from there to other points in Metropolitan New York.

• Taxicabs. Taxicabs are also available at the Hoboken Pier. The City authorities of Hoboken have passed an Ordinance to control the rates charged by taxicabs licensed in that City. The maximum rates established by law arc: For one to four Passengers, including tunnel tolls:
• To Pennsylvania Station: $ 6.50
• To Grand Central Station:$ 7.00
• To a point between 96th and 110th St.: $9.00
• To a point within one mile radius of Borough Hall, Brooklyn: $10.00
• To Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Terminal, Jersey City: $ 5.00
• For all luggage, handbags, trunks or packages, per piece:$0.40
• Additional information and rates will be furnished on application to the Purser's office.

 

IMPORTANT. The rates quoted in this list are correct. Upon arrival the taxi driver may tell you that the rates have been changed and that the new rates are much higher. If you do engage a taxicab and are charged more than the rate mentioned in this list or on the Bulletin Board on the pier, you should take the name and license number of the taxi driver and. if possible, secure a receipt for the amount paid. The matter should then be reported to the Holland-Amorica Line, 29 Broadway, New York. N.Y., who will notify the proper authorities and endeavor to secure a refund of the overcharge.

 

VALUABLES. The Company is not responsible for theft of valuables or money which are kept in the staterooms and same should be placed in safety deposit boxes in the Purser's office. A deposit of f 25.— or its equivalent is required but this amount will be refunded when the key of the deposit box is returned to the Purser. As no charge is made for carriage, the Company cannot accept any responsibility for loss or damage however arising, except as stipulated in the passage contract. Passengers are accordingly requested to protect themselves by insurance.

WINDOWS AND PORTHOLES. Passengers are not allowed to open or close portholes themselves. If passengers wish to have their portholes closed or opened, they should call their room steward. Passengers ignoring this warning do so at their own risk and the Company assumes no liability in case of accident or damage. The Captain has the right to have all windows and portholes closed when such is found necessary for the ship's safety.

Directory — SS Nieuw Amsterdam

SEAFARING TERMINOLOGY. In finding your way about the ship, the following commonly used terms may prove helpful. The 'front" of the ship is referred to as the bow or forward. The "back" of the ship is known as the stern or aft. Starboard is the right-hand side when facing forward. Port is the nautical equivalent of "left" when facing forward. Knowing these terms you will easily be able to locate the facilities listed below.

General

BAGGAGE ROOM. D Deck, forward. Easily reached via forward starboard stairway or elevator. Baggage master in attendance at designated hours. Consult purser or ship's bulletin boards for further information.

DOCTOR'S OFFICE Main Deck, aft, portside. Physician in attendance at specified hours or by appointment. Consult bulletin boards or see purser for further information.

GAMES AND AMUSEMENTS. An unusually wide variety of games and amusements is available to passengers on board the Nieuw Amsterdam. These include deck tennis, ping-pong, shuffleboard. tennis, swimming. chess, checkers, bridge, canasta and other card games, dancing, and motion picture programs in the ship's air-conditioned theatres. For ping-pong paddles and balls, deck tennis rings and other outdoor sports equipment, see your deck steward.

KENNELS. Boat Deck. Reached by midship outside stairways from Upper Promenade Deck. Two exercise runs. Special attendant on duty.

LAUNDRY. Complete laundry and pressing service available. No dry cleaning. Ring for room steward.

RADIO ROOM —SHIP-TO-SHORE TELEPHONE, Upper Promenade Deck. Take a starboard forward elevator to Upper Promenade Deck. Entrance off forward foyer.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. The first class Card Room is designed for conversion to a chapel. Religious services are held here and in the cabin-tourist theatre, provided that recognized clergymen are on board who are willing to officiate. For further details, consult bulletin boards or inquire at purser's office.

First Class

BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY SALON. Main Deck, opposite chief steward s and purser's offices. Both barber shop and beauty salon are air-conditioned and are furnished with the most up-to-date equipment.

CARD ROOM. Promenade Deck, port, amidships. Between Grand Hall and Smoking Room.

CHIEF STEWARDS OFFICE. Main Deck, forward foyer.

CHILDREN S PLAYROOM. Upper Promenade Deck, amidships. Entrance just forward of the top of Grand Stairway leading to Ritz-Carlton Cafe. Toys, games, swings, hobby horses and other equipment to amuse young passengers. Stewardess in attendance daily. Consult chief steward for details.

DECKS. Several large sheltered and open decks are available to first class passengers on the Nieuw Amsterdam. They include the glass-enclosed rubber surfaced Promenade Deck (350 feet long) and the open Upper Promenade Deck (454 feet long), five laps of which equal one mile. There are also two large sports decks, one on the Upper Promenade Deck aft, and one on the Sun Deck aft of the second funnel. This deck, on which the tennis court is located, may be reached by the starboard stairway near the entrance of the Ritz-Carlton Cafe.

DINING SALOON. A Deck, entrance from forward foyer. Most easily reached via forward stairways or elevators. Air-conditioned for your comfort.

GRAND HALL Promenade Deck, amidships. Principal passenger lounge.

GYMNASIUM. Sun Deck, forward. Use forward elevator. starboard side, to Upper Promenade Deck, then continue one deck higher via adjacent stairway. Mechanical horses, stationary bicycles, rowing machines and other gymnasium equipment. Adjoining solarium for sunbathing.

LIBRARY AND WRITING ROOM. Promenade Deck, starboard side, amidships, between Grand Hall and Smoking Room. Books, newspapers. current magazines in English, French and Dutch. Stamps, stationery and playing cards available. See steward in attendance.

POWDER ROOM. A Deck lobby, opposite entrance of Dining Saloon.

PURSER'S OFFICE Main Deck, forward foyer.

RITZ-CARLTON CAFE. Upper Promenade Deck. Use the Grand Stairway between the Smoking Room and Grand Hall. Bar service, dancing, magnificent sea views. A favorite late-evening rendez-vous.

SHOPPING ARCADE Promenade Deck, forward foyer. Items on sale include French perfumes, cosmetics, handbags, accessories. Swiss watches and clocks. Delft China, silverware, men's haberdashery and toiletries, cameras, films and toys.

SMOKING ROOM. Promenade Deck. aft. A restful daytime or evening retreat with a comfortable, clublike atmosphere. Has its own intimate cocktail bar and twin enclosed verandahs overlooking the sea.

SOLARIUM. Sun Deck, forward. A quiet spot for sunning and reading. Entrance through gymnasium.

SWIMMING POOLS. Indoor swimming pool on E Deck, forward. Reached via forward starboard elevator to D Deck and adjacent stairway down to pool. There are adjoining dressing rooms. Türkisch and medicinal baths. Masseur and masseuse in attendance. The outdoor swimming pool is located on the Promenade Deck, aft and is available on cruises only.

THEATRE. Promenade Deck, forward foyer. Air-conditioned, seats 350 persons. For the schedule of films and other entertainment, see the bulletin board in the foyer outside the theatre.

TURKISH AND MEDICINAL BATHS. Adjoining E Deck swimming pool (see above).

VALET. You may reach the ship's tailor via your stateroom steward.

Cabin Class

(On cruises, first class and cabin class are combined for general use.)
BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR. Located on C Deck, aft. Entrance through corridor adjacent to foyer. Open to cabin class passengers at designated hours.

CHIEF STEWARDS OFFICE. Main Deck. aft.

DECKS. There are two sports decks for cabin class passengers. One occupies the full area between the funnels on the highest deck, reached via cabin class portside elevator. The second is on the after end of the Promenade Deck.

DINING SALOON. On A Deck, aft. Entrance at main foyer. This room is air-conditioned.

JUNGLE BAR. Promenade Deck, starboard. Entrance through foyer.

LIBRARY. Promenade Deck, portside, opposite Jungle Bar. Entrance through foyer.

LOUNGE. Lower Promenade Deck. aft.

PURSER'S OFFICE Main Deck. aft.

SWIMMING POOL. Aft on C Deck. Reached through corridor adjacent to foyer. Open at designated hours. Consult bulletin board.

STUYVESANT CAFE AND VERANDAH. Overlooks sports deck on after end of Promenade Deck. Accessible from deck or through foyer.

THEATRE. Lower Promenade Deck, aft. Access through Lounge. Air conditioned; seats 162 persons. Open at designated hours. Consult bulletin board for program details.
(Also see general directory preceding first class)

Tourist Class

BAR. Starboard side of Smoking Room on Main Deck, aft. Reached through Smoking Room or foyer.

BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR. C Deck. aft. Entrance through starboard corridor. Open at designated hours to tourist class passengers.

CHIEF STEWARD'S OFFICE. Main Deck, aft. Accessible through forward end of Smoking Room. DECKS. Open sports deck on aft end of Lower Promenade deck. Glass-enclosed promenade and open promenade on Main Deck, aft.

DINING SALOON. B Deck. Reached by stairway from A Deck. From the Main Deck foyer, take the stairway to A Deck. Walk forward past cabins 418 and 416 to A Deck stairway and descend to dining saloon. This room is air-conditioned.

LOUNGE. Main Deck, aft. Accessible through foyer or glass-enclosed promenade.

PURSER'S OFFICE. Main Deck, aft. Accessible through forward end of Smoking Room.

SMOKING ROOM. Main Deck. Entered from foyer through Tourist Bar.

SWIMMING POOL. C Deck, aft. Entrance through portside corridor. Open at designated hours as announced on bulletin board.

THEATRE. Lower Promenade Deck, aft. Port and starboard entrances on sports deck. Programs at designated hours as announced on bulletin board. Air-conditioned, seats 162 persons.

(Also see directory preceding first class)