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ARTISTS FOR VICTORY, INCORPORATED 101 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK 17, N.Y. MU. 5-6249 Honorary President HOBART NICHOLS Honorary Vice-President JOHN TAYLOR ARMS President ARTHUR CRISP Vice Presidents ALFRED GEIFFERT, JR. PAUL MANSHIP HUGO GELLERT FRANCIS KELLY NANCY V. McCLELLAND Treasurer NILS HOGNER Recording Secretary ROBERT GWATHMEY Corresponding Secretary A. F. BRINCKERHOFF Public Relations RALPH WALKER Cultural and Program JAN JUTA Mural Painting ALLYN COX Easel Painting N. POUSETTE-DART Sculpture ULRIC ELLERHAUSEN Architecture ELY JACQUES KAHN Landscape Architecture JANET DARLING Decoration JESSIE HOPPER Graphic Arts JOSEPH LeBOIT Publicity CARLTON PENNY Albany Institute of History and Art Allied Artists of America Alumni Association of American Academy in Rome American Abstract Artists American Artists Professional League American Institute of Architects American Institute of Decorators American Society of Miniature Painters American Veterans Society of Artists American Water Color Society An American Group, Inc. Architectural League of New York Artists League of America Audubon Artists Group Federation of Modern Painters and Sculptors Laguna Beach Art Association Municipal Art Society of New York National Academy of Design National Association of Women Artists National Society of Mural Painters National Sculpture Society New York Chapter of American Institute of Architects New York Chapter of American Society of Landscape Architects New York Society of Craftsmen New York Society of Women Artists Pittsburgh Artists for Victory School Art League Society of American Etchers Sculptors Guild, Inc. United Scenic Artists. December 13, 1944. Mr. Hugo Gellert 80 West 40 Street New York, N.Y. Dear Mr. Gellert: I beg to inform you that the delegates of Artists for Victory at a meeting held to select jurors for the Pepsi Cola Competition elected you as a member of the Modern Jury of Three. Will you kindly inform us immediately as to whether you can serve or not. Sincerely yours, Arthur Crisp Arthur Crisp President
