Word: cater
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last May, after a College-wide referendum, a committee of the Student Council voted to send Douglass Cator '46, then Editorial Chairman of the CRIMSON, as the Harvard (and New England) delegate to an International conference of students to be held in Prague, Czechoslovakia, Cater returned to Cambridge last week and has prepared a report to the student body on the results of the Conference. This is the first section of that report...
Proposals were aimed at formulating recommendations and expressions of opinion characteristic of the University body, to be forwarded to S. Douglass Cater, Jr. '46, representative of the University and New England at the forthcoming meeting, who will use them as a guide in future discussions...
Committee reports were summarized and presented in turn to the group for discussion. The following proposals were approved by vote and will be sent to Cater...
Third. The idea that prices will continue to go up is equally absurd. Most manufacturers cater to the majority, and most goods are mass-produced. A mass producer cannot ask more for his product than the majority can afford to pay. And if they can pay, they will. They will buy more, and more will be produced. Within a short time, the scarcity will disappear, and the prices will come down...
...YORK, July 18-In a last minute decision that broke up a carefully planned schedule, seven members of the United States delegation to the World Student Conference in Prague sailed for Europe Tuesday evening aboard the S. S. Brazil. With the group was S. Douglas Cater, Jr. '46, representative from the University and New England and head of the Economic Security Committee...