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Panelists

THE AWARD-WINNING " KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOR" PANELISTS

On September 27, 1960, six Des Moines housewives told an audience about their unique approach to a problem in human relations. The ladies represent different religions, races and beliefs, which has strengthened their common faith and hope in the individual. There are now 14 women participating to meet the demand for this rewarding project. The panel has received several awards, including the first female "Des Moines Ambassadors", the Americanism Award and an award for distinguished public service in the field of adult education. More than 35,000 people have heard their presentation.

The participants on today's program are:
MRS ARTHUR STEIN, JR. Pioneered the Know Your Neighbor Panel, mother of two, a certified braillist, a dedicated volunteer worker for the United Campaign and the United Jewish Appeal drives, and a recipient of several citations.

MRS. DAVID KRUIDENIER, JR. A native of Des Moines, with a B.A. degree from Connecticut College for Women, graduate work at Drake University, member of the Citizens Advisory Committee to United States Community Relations Service, and first President of the Iowa Association for the United Nations.

MRS. JOHN CONNOLLY, III Mother of eight, attended St. Joseph Academy, Drake University, and St. Catherine's College for Women, representative of the Iowa Board of International Education Children's Institute, church and community worker.

MRS. MAX GOLDMAN Born in Japan, mother of three, graduate of Wellesley College, Massachusetts, author, lecturer and listed in Who's Who of American Women.

MRS. J. B. MORRIS, JR. Member of the Iowa Children's Home Society Board, an active welfare worker, graduate of Iowa State University, and currently working for her master's degree in psyhcology.

MRS. EDWARD GLAZER Mother of four, with a B.S. degree from Ohio State University, member of the State Board of Arthritis and Rheumatism, national Board of Brandeis University Women's Committee, and member of the Des Moines Child Guidance Center volunteer board.

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THE AWARD-WINNING " KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOR" PANELISTS On September 27, 1960, six Des Moines housewives told an audience about their unique approach to a problem in human relations. The ladies represent different religions, races and beliefs, which has strengthened their common faith and hope in the individual. There are now 14 women participating to meet the demand for this rewarding project. The panel has received several awards, including the first female "Des Moines Ambassadors", the Americanism Award and an award for distinguished public service in the field of adult education. More than 35,000 people have heard their presentation. The participants on today's program are: MRS ARTHUR STEIN, JR. Pioneered the Know Your Neighbor Panel, mother of two, a certified braillist, a dedicated volunteer worker for the United Campaign and the United Jewish Appeal drives, and a recipient of several citations. MRS. DAVID KRUIDENIER, JR. A native of Des Moines, with a B.A. degree from Connecticut College for Women, graduate work at Drake University, member of the Citizens Advisory Committee to United States Community Relations Service, and first President of the Iowa Association for the United Nations. MRS. JOHN CONNOLLY, III Mother of eight, attended St. Joseph Academy, Drake University, and St. Catherine's College for Women, representative of the Iowa Board of International Education Children's Institute, church and community worker. MRS. MAX GOLDMAN Born in Japan, mother of three, graduate of Wellesley College, Massachusetts, author, lecturer and listed in Who's Who of American Women. MRS. J. B. MORRIS, JR. Member of the Iowa Children's Home Society Board, an active welfare worker, graduate of Iowa State University, and currently working for her master's degree in psyhcology. MRS. EDWARD GLAZER Mother of four, with a B.S. degree from Ohio State University, member of the State Board of Arthritis and Rheumatism, national Board of Brandeis University Women's Committee, and member of the Des Moines Child Guidance Center volunteer board.