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The serious problem of Italians fitting into Canadian way of life is discussed by Company of Young Canadians volunteer Paolo Ruzza and Olino Capacchione. Italians form city's largest minority
The serious problem of Italians fitting into Canadian way of life is discussed by Company of Young Canadians volunteer Paolo Ruzza and Olino Capacchione. Italians form city's largest minority

The serious problem of Italians fitting into Canadian way of life is discussed by Company of Young Canadians volunteer Paolo Ruzza and Olino Capacchione. Italians form city's largest minority

Date12/18/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: The serious problem of Italians fitting into Canadian way of life is discussed by Company of Young Canadians volunteer Paolo Ruzza and Olino Capacchione. Italians form city's largest minority.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0010820F
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