arthur kallet

Arthur Kallet (1902-February 25, 1972) was a director of Consumers Research who became the first staff director of Consumers Union and founder of its magazine Consumer Reports. When CR head Frederick J. Schlink fired striking employees who he accused of conspiring with advertisers against consumers, Kallet, who had coauthored a book with Schlink, joined with Amherst College professor Colston Warne, who would chair the CU board from 1936 to 1979, to found the new organization. In 1957 Kallet broke with Warne and left CU to form The Medical Letter, and in 1961 Buyer's Laboratory. Kallet, Arthur Kallet, Arthur

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