Political Scientist and Jewish
Activist Hans Morgenthau, 76
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Funeral services were held
Tuesday for Hans Joachim
Morgenthau, teacher,
author and one of this na-
tion's leading experts on in-
ternational relations. He
died Saturday at 76.
In recent years, Morgen-
thau was active in the
Soviet Jewry movement
and in opposition to Ameri-
can policy in the Middle
e He was chairman of
e Academic Committee on
French-Speaking
Montreal Rabbi
MONTREAL (JTA) —
Rabbi David Feuerwerker,
scholar and spiritual leader
of French-speaking Jews in
North America has died of a
heart attack at the age of 68.
He was buried in Israel.
A native of Switzerland,
Feuerwerker was chief
chaplain for the. French
Armed Forces of the Resis-
tance Movement. His deco-
rations included the French
Legion of Honor, the Croix
de Guerte and six citations
for bravery.
He was the recipient of
the Grand Prix of the
French Academy for his
work, entitled The Eman-
cipation of the Jews of
France" and he was
awarded the humanitarian
Grand Prix by the French
Senate.
In 1966, after serving as a
professor at the Sorbonne in
Paris, he immigrated to
Canada and later taught
Judaism at the University
of Montreal.
Service Group
Elects President
NEW YORK — Prof.
Gerald B. Bubis has been
elected president of the Con-
ference of Jewish Com-
munal Service, the major
professional organization
for individuals working
within the Jewish commu-
nity in the United States
and Canada.
Soviet Jewry where he had
campaigned for the release
of Anatoly Shcharansky
and other Jewish activists
and Soviet dissidents in the
USSR.
He was also chairman
and founder of the National
Committee on American
Foreign Policy which was
founded in 1974 and which
opposed what it saw as U.S.
action harmful to Israel.
A spokesman for the
committee told the
Jewish Telegraphic
Agency that Morgenthau
had written a letter
scheduled to be released
this week expressing ex-
treme concern "about the
drift of United States pol-
icy in the Middle East."
The letter, along with a
booklet, "Toward a More
Effective U.S. Policy in
the Mideast," is being
sent to members of Con-
gress.
Born in Coburg, Germany
on Feb. 17, 1904, he re-
ceived degrees from the
Universities of Munich and
Frankfurt. He was admitted
to the bar in Germany in
1927 and practiced law for
three years. Morgenthau
went to teach in Geneva in
1932 and when Hitler came
to power in Germany the
following year he decided
not to return.
He later became a profes-
sor of international law in
Madrid before coming to the
United States in 1937.
Morgenthau taught at
several major American
universities but his influ-
ence grew during his years
at the University of Chicago .
In Loving Memory of
Our Dearly Departed
Husband, Father, Son
and Brother
ALVIN
GULA
Who passed away
Aug. 14, 1979. Sadly
missed, and forever in
our hearts and minds.
The Family
of the Late
WILLIE L.
CLARK
Who worked at Albert
Maurice, wishes to
thank all her friends for
their kind expressions
of sympathy during the
family's recent be-
reavement.
HANS MORGENTHAU
where he began teaching in
1943 and served as director
of the Center for the Study
of American Foreign and
Military Policy for 17 years.
There his teachings
and his most famous
book, "Politics Among
Nations" (1948), now in
several revised editions,
influenced many political
scientists in the field of
foreign affairs. His major
argument was for a
realistic approach for
foreign policy, saying
that the U.S. should con-
sider its own national
interest rather than con-
cern for world public
opinion.
Morgenthau. became
known to the general public
when he became a strong
opponent of the Vietnam
War. He moved to New
York in 1968 where he be-
came Leonard Davis Dis-
tinguished Professor of
Political Science at the City
University of New York.
From 1974 until recently,
he taught at the New School
for Social Research.
SARAH KETCHEL
Who passed away July 26, 1974. Though
six years have passed, you are forever in
our hearts. Sadly missed by your
grandchildren.
Mrs. Harold (Marilyn) Peritz
Mrs. Leslie (Gail) Baron
Richard Ketchel
Great Granddaughters,
Julie Peritz and Lori Baron
IN MEMORIAM
The HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
(Chesed Shel Emes) remembers their de-
parted Board Members, whose Yorzeit is
observed in the month of Av.
MAX ROBERTS
9th of Av
July 22nd
JULIUS BRONSTEIN
19th of Av
August 1st
two sisters, Mrs. Israel
(Gail) Kroll of Oak Park and
Mrs. Arthur (Ellen)
Lebowski of Rochester, N.Y.
Interment California.
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ADLINE WARSCHAW,
63, former Detroiter of N.
Hollywood, Calif., died July
20. She leaves two sons,
Mark and Stuart; three
daughters, Mrs. Joseph
(Deyna) Alexander, Jacki
and Laurie, all of Califor-
nia; a brother, Benjamin B.
Tower; two sisters, Mrs.
Gerald (Freda) Weisman of
Woodland Hills, Calif., and
Marion Tower; and six
grandchildren. Interment
California.
MORTON KELLER, 63,
26100 W. 12 Mile Rd.,
Southfield, died July 21.
Survived by his wife, Flor-
ence; three sons, Ronald,
Barry of Germany and Dr.
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Paul; a brother, William of
DOROTHY WEINER,
Farmington Hills; three sis- 79, former Detroiter, died
ters, Mrs. Oliver (Ann) July 18. She leaves three
Barnes of Southfield, Mrs. sons, Carl of Bloomfield
Fred (Sophie) Berkowitz of Hills, Albert of Cleveland,
Oak Park and Mrs. David Ohio and Dr. Theodore of
(Irene) Singer of Woodland Mentor, Ohio; a daughter,
Hills, Calif.; and three Mrs. Samuel (Julia) Os-
grandchildren.
sipove of Owosso, Mich.; a
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GLADYS KLEIN, 62, sister, Mrs. Fay Yoskovitz
Livonia,
seven
former Detroiter of of
Camarillo, Calif., died July grandchildren and three
11. Survived by two daugh- great-grandchildren.
ters, Mrs. Don (Lois) Nevins Interment Detroit.
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and Mrs. Norman (Annette)
HOWARD
C.
Klein, both of California; WILLNER, 47, former De-
her father, Jack Feig; a troiter of San Anselmo,
brother, Gustave Feig of Calif., died July 21. He
Birmingham; and six
grandchildren.
Sidney A. Deitch
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IRVING G. SCHACH-
TER, 74, of Los Angeles,
MONUMENT WORKS
14441 W. 11 Mile Rd.
Calif., died July 8. He leaves
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his wife; rose; two sons, Roy
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and Richard, both of Los
Angeles; two brothers,
David of Bloomfield Hills
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1 1/2 Blocks E. of Woodward
Betty Bohard of Hazelton,
6 Blks. from 3 Jewish
Pa., Mrs. Dina Zelen of New
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of Clearwater, Fla. and Mrs.
Saul (Jean) Schugerman of
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NELLIE SCHECH-
TER, 92, died July 22. She
leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Paul (Mildred) Ringler; and
two grandsons.
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DAVID SHERMAN, 66,
19345 Glastonbury, De-
troit, died July 18. Survived
by his wife, Sadye; a son,
Philip L. Baum; a brother,
Louis; a sister, Sally Sher-
man; and four
grandchildren.
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ILENE R. (WOLFSON)
STADELMEYER,
43,
former Detroiter of Saugus,
Calif., died July 13. Sur-
vived by her husband, John;
her mother, Mrs. Florence
Wolfson of Oak Park; and
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During the coming
week Yeshivath
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observe the Yahr-
zeits of the _follow-
ing departed
friends, with the
traditional _Memo-
rial Prayers, recita-
tion of Kaddish
and Studying of
Mishnavos.
BERNARD EGNATER
IDA GOLDSMITH
PHILLIP POMERANTZ
SAM SCHWARTZ
ALBERT S. THAV
SARAH EHRLICH
JOSEPH ENGELBERG
MINNIE HARNICK
DORA LUPILOFF
MEYER NATHAN
BETTY NEWMAN
ALEX WEISMAN
JACK ALPERT
MAE APPLEBAUM
YEHUDAH LEIB
FINKELSTEIN
JOSEPH GENDELMAN
WILLIE HACKER
LENA HYMAN
LILLIAN KAPLAN
IDA KLENOV
DANIEL A. LAVEN
BARUCH MIN
NATHAN MADGY
SAMUEL MALTZMAN
SAM GORNBEIN
IDA GILBERT
ZIVEL MILINSKY
DONALD MARK WOLIN
JACOB ANCHILL
PAUL BACKHAUT
REBECCA CETRON
YETTA ZIPORAH COHEN
BERTHA COOPER
MAURICE HARRIS
HERMAN RADNER
BEN SCHNEIDER
SAMUEL WEISS
JULIUS BRONSTEIN
TZVICOHEN
ANNE FALKOFF
MINNIE HART
CELIA KERRETT
SKIPPY TILCHIN
ESTHER BESSIE TATKEN
ZAL AARON
ARON BRODER
BESSIE FEINSTEIN
LOUIS GOLDSTEIN
ELI HAUPTMAN
BESSIE•LIFSHITZ
LILLIAN MARTON
JACOB SCHWARTZ
LILLY TOPOR
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daughters, Judy and Lisa;
and two sisters, Mrs. Albert
(Ruth) Rosenthal of Far-
mington Hills and Mrs. Ar-
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Bloomfield. Interment Cin-
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OBITUARIES
MAX ALSPECTOR, 68,
died July 19. He leaves his
wife, Hilda; two sons, Stan-
ley and Frank; a brother,
Albert of Toronto; a sister,
Mrs. Al G. (Shirley) Brown
of Toronto; and two
grandchildren.
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BERTHA FEALK, 92,
died July 20. She leaves
three sons, Leonard, Her-
bert and Philip; seven
grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
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