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'''Abraham Howard Feller''' was a close personal friend of Alger Hiss who, while the Chief Legal Counsel to the [[United Nations]], committed suicide on November 13, 1952 by jumping out of a window at 50 Central Park West in [[New York City]], falling 13 stories.

'''Abraham Howard Feller''' was a close personal friend of Alger Hiss who, while the Chief Legal Counsel to the [[United Nations]], committed suicide on November 13, 1952 by jumping out of a window at 50 Central Park West in [[New York City]], falling 13 stories.

Feller served at the [[Department of Justice]] as an assistant Attorney General from 1934-1940. Feller then served as a special consultant to the National Defense Mediation Board and Lend-Lease in 1941. Feller also worked for the Office of War Information. Feller was a member of the American delegation to the founding conference of the UN, where Alger Hiss served as the Secretary General. Feller managed a team of 52 attorneys at the United Nations. He had worked at the UN since 1946, and married Alice Klein in 1932. He had one daughter, Caroline.

Feller served at the [[Department of Justice]] as an assistant Attorney General from 1934-1940. Feller then served as a special consultant to the National Defense Mediation Board and Lend-Lease in 1941. Feller also worked for the Office of War Information. Feller was a member of the American delegation to the founding conference of the UN, where Alger Hiss served as the Secretary General. Feller managed a team of 52 attorneys at the United Nations. He had worked at the UN since 1946, and married Alice Klein in 1932. He had one daughter, Caroline.