Photo showing Braun family members and unidentified visitors at the Braun farm. Front right: Martha Braun holding Gudrun Braun, behind Mrs. Braun at right: Toni Braun, Ursula Braun, Lotti Braun and Christel Braun.
Photo showing Braun family members and unidentified visitors at the Braun farm. Front right: Martha Braun holding Gudrun Braun, behind Mrs. Braun at right: Toni Braun, Ursula Braun, Lotti Braun and Christel Braun.
Photo showing Braun family and unidentified visitors, in front from left to right: Rudolph Braun, holding Lotti Braun, Ursela Braun, Christel Braun, Toni Braun.
Photo showing Braun family and unidentified visitors, in front from left to right: Rudolph Braun, holding Lotti Braun, Ursela Braun, Christel Braun, Toni Braun.
Photo showing pioneers from Kitimat, in top left corner Rudolph Braun with daughter Christel Braun sitting in front of him, to her left are: Exilda Mitchell and Bob Mitchell, unknown children in front.
Photo showing pioneers from Kitimat, in top left corner Rudolph Braun with daughter Christel Braun sitting in front of him, to her left are: Exilda Mitchell and Bob Mitchell, unknown children in front.
Photograph of four men comparing notes on all they had seen during the day.
Notes
Comparing notes on all they had seen during the day were these delegates of the sixth Mining and Metallurgical Congress who visited here Wednesday as part of their whirl-wind Canadian tour. Pictured relaxing at a reception held in their honor at the Rod and Gun Club are from left, J.E. Cudjoe and I.G. Hughes, of Ghana, Dr. I.A. Wilke, Germany and Dr. Kurt Lupander, Finland.
Photograph of visitors from Brazil visited Kitimat last week, mainly out of interest in hydro-electric power operations since the men are employed by Brazillian Traction Henrique Francisco Smolka, left, and Mrs. Smolka, who accompanied him, are from Rio deJaneiro and Vincente Oliver Martinez, third member of the party, resides in Sao Paulo. They stopped in for a brief chat at The Sentinel before leaving and are seen, above, examining map of B.C. coastline.
Photograph of visitors from Brazil visited Kitimat last week, mainly out of interest in hydro-electric power operations since the men are employed by Brazillian Traction Henrique Francisco Smolka, left, and Mrs. Smolka, who accompanied him, are from Rio deJaneiro and Vincente Oliver Martinez, third member of the party, resides in Sao Paulo. They stopped in for a brief chat at The Sentinel before leaving and are seen, above, examining map of B.C. coastline.
An employee? of Ocean Cement wearing an Ocean Cement cap, standing with three visitors. The visitors are wearing suits and are standing with their hands in their pockets.
An employee? of Ocean Cement wearing an Ocean Cement cap, standing with three visitors. The visitors are wearing suits and are standing with their hands in their pockets.
Photo showing Braun children with their father and unidentified visitors. From left to right: Christel Braun pulling wagon, Rudolph Braun, Lotti Braun in wagon, Ursel Braun pushing wagon and unknown visitors on right.
Photo showing Braun children with their father and unidentified visitors. From left to right: Christel Braun pulling wagon, Rudolph Braun, Lotti Braun in wagon, Ursel Braun pushing wagon and unknown visitors on right.
Photograph of: "Panorama taken from the roof of the main cafeteria building including the plant at left, the conveyor system and the dock and trailer camp at night"
Photograph of: "Panorama taken from the roof of the main cafeteria building including the plant at left, the conveyor system and the dock and trailer camp at night"
Photo showing on behalf of the Teamsters Union, Andy Borts presents a watch as a going away gift to Ed Lawson (now Senator Ed Lawson), popular Secretary of the Union local, leaving for a Vancouver posting. John Inman is seated in the background.
Photo showing on behalf of the Teamsters Union, Andy Borts presents a watch as a going away gift to Ed Lawson (now Senator Ed Lawson), popular Secretary of the Union local, leaving for a Vancouver posting. John Inman is seated in the background.
