Word: haffner
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...architects competing are: Aymar Embury 2nd: R. M. Hood; Ludlow and Peabody, with H. F. Kellogg of Boston Associated; B. W. Morris, with Eric Gugler, Associated; Egerton Swartwont, all of New York City; Hewitt & Brown of Minneapolis; Coolidge, Shepley, Bulfinch, and Abbott of Boston; Professor J. J. Haffner of the School of Architecture, with Perry, Shaw, and Hepburn, Associated, of Boston; Guy Lowell of Boston; McKim, Mead, and White of New York City; Parker, Thomas, and Rice, of Boston; and Walker and Gillette of New York City...
...November the final stage will commence, and will be open to the six or less winners of the first stage, together with the following firms already selected for this stage by the University authorities: Coolidge, Shepley, Bulfinch and Abbott, Boston; Professor J. J. Haffner and Associates, Cambridge; Guy Lowell, Boston; McKim, Mead and White, New York; Parker, Thomas and Rice, Boston; Walker and Gillette, New York. The competitors in the final stage will each be paid...
Professor Jean J. Haffner, French architect and winner of the Grand Prux de Rome, whose work is, well-known abroad and in this country, is showing nine water colors of landscapes in the Berkshires, and in France and Italy. By Professor John S. Humphreys '93 are four water colors of Bermudan subjects. Mr. Hermann D. Murphy and Mr. Harold B. Warren are the other artists represented...
...until several years after the war had ended because of the lack of funds that should have come as reparations from the Germans. Last summer, however, work on the buildings was begun in earnest and the new plans for the layout of the city were put into practice. Professor Haffner went to France last June and directed the work of reconstruction himself...
...Germans will never pay France for what they have done unless a tighter hold than that at present, is kept on them," Professor Haffner said, when asked if he thought that the Germans had learned their lesson by the temporary loss of the Ruhr territory and would make an effort to pay their debt. "And we shall keep that hold on them if we are not hindered by our interested allies. The occupation of the Ruhr was undoubtedly successful by showing that passive resistance of Germany was a failure. France wants money and it is hardly fair to make...