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Pleasing to all admen was disclosure that the gold medal "for distinguished contemporary service to advertising" had been awarded to Frederick Kendall, Publisher of Advertising & Selling. Had the reasons for the award not been announced, the profession could have guessed that they were: "For having the courage to open the...
Editor Kendall is 42, British-born. In 1907 he arrived in the U. S. to live, found he had enough money to carry him to St. Louis. There he went to work for Sherwin-Williams Co. (whose paint "covers the Globe";. From 1918 to 1923 he served as managing editor...
F. C. Kendall, publisher of "Advertising and Selling," was awarded a gold medal for distinguished Contemporary Service to advertising. He earned the medal by his courage in opening his magazine to controversial subjects of vital importance to advertising, and for presenting both sides fairly; for attacking the use of paid...
Lo!-Charles Fort-Kendall ($2.50).
The Significance. That such a convinced prophet of footless negation can find a publisher, even in Manhattan, may be a sign that the U. S., like Pauline Athens, has an altar ready for the Unknown God. Or it may merely indicate that Anything Goes. But most curious is the fact...