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. (By The Associated Press)
SAN FRANC. I SCO, June II. C n.l
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i Ewald Grunsky. seventy-nine years
f age, President „of the American
; Society of Civil Engineers, died
•hero 'Saturday, Following Is <<i
abbreviated sketch of the prominent
(•Wilts of his life, gathered an I
'compiled by the Associated Pres*
Obituary Service;
Prepared- to begin the study of
medicine in” tnllfllment of an early
mhitian. Carl Ewald Grunsky sud
ien’y became interested in* engin
eering. Eventually he ’attained
’irh rank in ihat profession, on
the Pacific (’oast and in, the scr
!ce of the huCon.
As city en'-'ineer of San Frnm i
•n fv 'in 11)00 to 11104. he mad"
•dan* for and supervised const fid'-,
’ion of many important public
in j(a ts which were factors in 'ha
levi loptnent or‘ t he city. His ser
vices to the nation included 'mem
bership’ on th • Isthmian Canal
Commission, consulting engineer
of the United Suites* 'Reclamation
Service and advisor tb Ethan A.
Hitchcock, secretary of the inter
ior in the ' cabinet of President
Roosevelt,
. H’s most important work for
San Francisco included the enli
st ruction of the city sewage system
■nd the planning of a lVater sup
ply from the Tuolumne Klver thru
he .gigantic 11 teh Hetehy dam.
Mr. TJrun&Uy made the preliminary
survey for the dam, which is re
garded as one of tiie world's etrtin
eering wonders.
For ten years he had devoted
himself to irrigation and drain
age problems in California, be
came a member of the California
Hirers and Harbors Commission
nd then consulting engineer to
the state commissioner of public
works. His achievements during
that period and his sureess in pro
moting the public works of San
Francisco attracted national atten
tion to Mr. (Jninsky, and in Hint
he was named by President Hoose
velt a nr mb eg of the Isthntinn
j Cana] Com mission. Secretary Hitch
|cock appointed him consulting en
(Kineer of the reclamation servlets,
a po-t he held for three vi ars.
Mr. (i run sky was iso rtf near
i Stockton, Cal., April 1. 1 s 5r., \hc
iseti^ of Carl Albert and (Mothiltle
! Ffaderica Camerer Grunsky. His
I ''a I her. - a native of Germany, came
! t*> the United States in IS it and
with the discovery of gold in (%tl
ifornia settled in that state. There
he became recognized as a leader
in business and held several pub
lic offices.
The s ■) . was gradin'ed from
Stockton high school in 18 70 and
for a year thereafter taught sehool
in that city. Ambitious for a med
ical career, he went to Germany
to study, hut’ suddenly switched to
engineering. He was graduated
front fteyilschnle. i... . St-uUiiHrt, h*
1871, nnd three years later from
the Politechnlo Institute at Wurtem
burg.
Returning to California,. Mr.
Grunsky began his career as a top
ographer with a river surveying
party of the state engineering de
partment. He contirfiied in the
service of his state and San Fran
kciaco until his appointment on the
comml8son 'to complete the survey
for the Panama Crfnl. ~
On March 12, 1884. Mr. Grunsky
married Miss Mattie Kate Powers
of Sacramento. They had two
daughters and two sons. The lat
ter followed their father’s pro
fession and became civil engineers.
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Mrs. Grunsky died in 19 21 .
1 Besides his work on the sew
age and water works systems of
San Francisco, Mr. Grttnsky made
plans for municipal electric light
and- 'gas plants, a municipal tele
j Phvne systeni. city railway lines
public buildings and parks. As
president of the California Actid
: emy of Science, he aided 1n the
! establishment of the famous mus
eum and,..agtiarinm in Golden Gate
Park. ■ •
He continued In active practice
to an advanced age and took a
ding part iii a movement for tin
African museum in Golden Gate
Park,, tlie plans for which includ
ed tlie sending of art expedition
to tlie Afrcan jungles to obtain
rare specimens of animals for ex
hibition purposes.
.Mp (.nilisky was a member or
Me American Society <>f Civil Rp
: Kineers, received the Norman med
ial in 1910, and was president of
11 lie organization in 1 ?* it I. Ht* also
s rved as a ... member of the board
of review of Chicago's sanitary dis
; trict. ' He was author of several
books on engineering subjects.
\VA\TI-:i» TO HIV: A type
writer in good condition. Inquire
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Tile first second, third and
j fourth grades undi r Mrs. Hamil
ton anil Miss Mc.Ca uslanii, were
j: rented to a picnic at 'the summer
camp of Mr. and Mrs, (ieorge Hell
jci'icli today. The big inis of the
Nome Chevrolet Motor Co. Trans
tr~
ported tlie kiddles forth and back
from Nome.
| "THK S» >N -1 UGHTK It"
! llin.MA CHINATOWN
The considerably anticipate.!
j screen version of David Relasen's
|stage success. “The Son-Daughter"
will open Tuesday at the Dreanr
Theatre, with Helen Hayes essay
ing the role of the Chinese heroine
'created on the Stage by Lenore
elite; and llanion Sfovarro playing
tile Chinese prince whose affiliation
with the royalist revolution has its
atfermath in a series of political
intrigues and tong wars in San
Crnneisco's Chinatown.
Offers Strong Contrast
The. Oriental roles in "The Son
DaughTer” present a high-water
mark in character delineation fo
both the pictures stars: Miss May
es' part of the Chinese girl be
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j ing a far cry from her notable
i portrayal of “The Sin of Mail) lo t
! (')attdet", for which she won He
j rict»nt Academy of Mol,ion I’leture
Aits and Sciences' award; ami No*
varro's role.' likewise, presenting a
for.ciihie contrast from that of bis
work in “Huddle’,’ and •“‘Mjit.i
: Mari''.
Makeup played an ipipmlant
jptirt in the filming of “The Son
■ lia't-hii'i", Miss Kayes having to
j ’i iide go changes in Iniirtlriss and
j facial rumour: while Xovarro sae
‘ ifieed his appearance for “art’s
jsttk ". ;o the extent of having his
head shaved. Others who wen* an
droft i • insformation from Oeei
T ntaj to Oriental include Rewlt
Stone, Warner Olund. Ralph Mor
gan, Roulse Clogser Hale and H B.
Warner.
The story of "The Sun-lhiughV
r" is fraught with ill elotl ta mati:
incidents, im -plot centering aWnt
like att* mpts of revplittionn ry f'hin
< sty. factions ' to nfit \vif t he royal-.
1 :st - group M.is-e ttayi^s. as • th * -
daughter'pf a' royalist sympathiz
er. is caught in tile whirlpool, of
intrigue and plotting which 1 sur
rounds her father's activities, and
lltim.itely is forced [ft make
thoi.ee between marriage to th*
man -lie levs and-# devotion to
her native land.
Jack Solomon
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