   Gavin MacLeod Stanley B. McDonald, founder of Princess
Cruises, dies at 94  Stanley B. McDonald developed his business
sense at a young age. He had a paper route at 12, started
cleaning planes in exchange for rides in the aircraft at age 13,
then started installing drapes for a furniture company when he
was 14. He started many companies over the years, his first
while in his 20s. But he is best known for starting Princess
Cruises, which sprang out of the need for more hotel rooms
during the Seattle World's Fair in 1962. "He was really an
entrepreneur from the beginning," his daughter Laurie McDonald
Jonsson said. "He loved creating new things and working on new
ideas." McDonald died Nov. 20 in his Bellevue, Wash., home on
the shores of...