THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, February 7, 1969-17 gewry (9n the ETERNAL LIGHT Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday Station: WWJ Feature: The story of Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish aristo- crat who helped countless Hun- garian Jews escape the Nazis, is told on this 13th program in the aeries, "Man in Protest." * * * HEAR OUR VOICE Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday Station: WCAR Feature: Cantor Pierre Pinchik will be heard in liturgical selec- tionS from his recordings. * * * COMMUNITY CURRENTS Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday Station: WJBK Feature: "Literary Figures in Jewish Life" focuses on Guy Stern, professor of German at the University of Cincinnati, an au- thority on the writings of Nobel Prize winner Nellie Sachs. He speaks with Prof. Diether Hae- nicke of Wayne State University on Jewish symbolism in German tion," a four-part dramatic series depicting the agencies and services of the Jewish Welfare Federation, begins today. (See story below.) * s * TV SPECIAL Time: 10 p.m. today Station. Channel 4 Feature: "This Is Sholem Ale'. chem," an NBC Experiment in Television, will provide a portrait of the noted Yiddish writer, por- trayed by Jack Gifford. Nancy Walker and David Burns depict several characters in Sholem Alei- chem's writings, and his grand- daughter Bel Kaufman, authoress, will complete the picture, along with comic Don DeLuise and Rodne Dangerfield. The special was put together by 26-year-old David Steinberg, TV comedian and student of Hebrew literature. TV Series Tells Story of Detroit Federation "The World of Federation," a four-part dramatic series written • * * by Carol Chase depicting the agen- HIGHLIGHTS cies and services of the Jewish Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday Welfare Federation which are sup- 'Station: Channel 2 ported through the Allied Jewish Feature: "The World of Federa- Campaign, will be shown on "Highlights" beginning Sunday, 9:45 a.m. on Channel 2. RESERVATIONS NOW "Highlights" is presented week- ly under the auspices of the Jewish BEING ACCEPTED FOR Community Council of Metropoli- YOUR AFFAIR tan Detroit. The series will examine the • Everything From social services, educational Hors d' Oevres To agencies and cultural opportuni- Complete Dinners ties available to the Detroit Jew- Ample Parking ish community through Federa. tion. The ways in which the AL ERICKSON community is giving assistance Gen'i. Mgr. to its brethren in Israel will also be shown. The first program will take a look at the social service agencies Golf & Country Club in Detroit which serve people in their times of need. The cast of 30500 W. 13 Mile Rd. the first show includes Joyce Farmington Feurring, Bert Gordon and Rita MA 6-2600 JO 6-4662 Kogan, members of Center Thea- ter of the Jewish Center. 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