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...Leonard Carmichael, President of Tufts College, Robert Lovett, Secretary of Defense, and Rear Admiral Alan Kirk, former ambassador to Russia, are probable choices for honorary degrees at Commencement exercises, it was learned by the CRIMSON last night...
...Carmichael, who will retire sometime this year to head the Smithsonian Institute as Secretary, was a Sheldon Fellow at the University in 1924, a lecturer in psychology in the summers of 1927 to '31, and returned in 1935 as a visiting professor. He will be succeeded at his Tufts post by William Saltonstall '28, present headmaster of Exeter...
...Carmichael was opposed to President Conant's United Military Service proposals of '50 because he believed some system of deferments was necessary and U.M.S. would draft everyone, including students...
Colonel Randall, executive officer on Lovett's staff, refused to say yesterday whether Lovett will attend Commencement. Carmichael also declined to verify or deny whether he will receive degree, but added that he was not in position to give out any information...
...produce a sequel. Because "Son of Cheaper By the Dozen" sounded foolish, and for probably no other reason at all, it was named "Belles On Their Toes." It continues the story of a prolific female engineer, her twelve miraculously self-sufficient off-spring, and a servant named Hoagy Carmichael. It is not an insufferably hilarious picture. In the maudlin machinations of twelve small children there is probably warm, lovable, nostalgic, human appeal, if you happen to like that sort of thing...