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jLouis Sciaretto, Mr, and Mrs j Samuel Greenspan, Ida Lepore, Rose Lepore, I,aura Cilcone and Domenic Galluci of Philadelphia, Mr and Mrs, Kenneth Hutchins of Bloomfield, N, and Mr. and (Mrs Dan DeStadio of Jackson Heights, Long Island, N. Y. i Officers of the society are An Jthony Germano, president; F. J DeLeo Jr., vice president; Louis iFidell, first trustee; F W Ingold, second trustee; Anthony DeStadio,5 third trustee. Peter Quintili, treas hirer, Daniel DeLeo, financial sec retary; Joseph DeStadio, record lt;secretary; Martin lt;aputo, | s, «nt-af arms. and Nick lt;apo I u io, Daniel Gioiosa, Fred Volpe, h Guy Durio, Herbert DeLeo, coun [oilmen.Communism and Democracy Seen 1WASHINGTON WINDOWh of Tyrone is about to make the ne too late. The game was part l otirth of July celebration. Both eted hy the Tyrone Legion afterBuccinese Croup\ Obsen cs 49thI AnniversaryMembers of the Buccinese So-jeiety, which was founded in July, 1910. by former residents of Buc-eino, Italy, held their 49th anniversary dinner Sunday evening.I A feature of the celebration was I the attendance of the Rev, Peter | jCarosielli, a priest in Buccino.I ather ( aiosielll s|xke of the in dustnai advancement of Buccino since World War It and brought! greetings from many of the rein lives of the Altoona society mem bcrs,Anthony Germano. president, re I (minded present members that of I the 41 founders of the society I only three temaift and were at f the dinner. 1 hey are Joseph BranI da, I rank Durio and Nick Sciat | [rilo.II President Germano spoke of the | (efforts of the founders to bring :;the Buccinese Society to itsprominent place in present Ai itoona community activity,Peter Quintili. chairman of the j anniversary committee, extended I his thanks to the members for! then aid in making the celehra lion one of the ImM ever held by the society. ’Members of the committe i luded President Germano, F,| I. DeLeo Jr . Louis 1 ideit, F. W ingold, Anthony DeStadio, Darnel J DeLeo, Joseph DeStadio. Daniel Gioiosa, I-'red Volpe, Nicholas Fupruuscio, Joseph Fatigante, D. A Salimbene and Martin t aputo j Mrs, Ralph Faretti, president ofBy LYLF. t . WII-SON United Brens International'essay is an unabashed plug for a text book which is fwing used in about one thousand U.S. schools but which should be used in many thousands more.The book is Democracy versus Communism,” ft was prepared and published bv the Institute of Fiscal and Political Education ID Van Nonstrand Co, Inr.j1' Princeton. N. J., prints and dis tributes the book for the institute I ! It is simply written, well within the comprehension of high school £ freshmen or, even, eighth grade students This book is recommend- *] rd reading for interested adults, however, because it explains ef fclt; lively what are the great basic ' differences between Democracy and CommunismToo many adults, interested or not* are not sufficiently aware of these differences as to be able to explain to themselves or to others | what these differences are It would he good for the United States if all citizens w'ould obtain and read this bookIf you think you are a su perior type who understands and! can simply explain the basic differences between Communism and Democracy, then, friend, pause! right here and have a go at it If you are unable to state at least some of these basic differences! simply, quickly and easily, then you owe it to yourself and to your! fellow citizens to buy this book and read it.Recommended For NixonVice President Richard M. Nixon Is u knowledgeable fellow about Communism, He could do worse.j 1 however, than to get a copy of the institute’s book for airplane rending when he flies this month to Moscow. Perhaps John Marshall, who is president of the institute, will send a copy to the'the Buccinese Auxiliary, reviewed briefly its activities, its inception March 31, 1955. She presented a gift from the auxiliary to President Germano.Mi Sciarrilio, one of the three founders, s|xike briefly on the jjorigin of{ the society and of the difficulties encountered during Its J early daysOthers who spoke briefly and offered their congratulations to the , society were Mayor Robert W iAnthony, William Ward Jr. and . Guido Santelia; Out of town guest, included Mi i oid Mrs. Anthony Marolo*ti of I • Newark. N. J , William Smithover. 1 of Canton, Ohio, Mr, and Mrs.1MAIN 1 VBI i GUI STS AI Bl Main table guests at the 49th athe society hall or, Sunday eve Mrs. Robert W. Anthom, theAuxiliary officers Include Mrs I Ralph faretti, president, Mrs Armando DeLeo, vice president; Mrs. Harold Miller, first trustee; Mrs. Anthony (aputo, second (trustee; Mrs. I rank DeLeo Jr., third trustee; Mrs. Andrew Ma-rock, treasurer, Mrs. D. A. Salim-bene, financial secretary; Mrs lohn Fatigante, recording secretary; Mrs. Frank Della and Mrs Leonard Licata. sergeants-at arms, and Mrs. Daniel Miroballi, Mrs, Nick Caporuxcio, Mrs. Mike Palire, Mrs. F W. Ingold, Mrs (Louis Fideli and Mrs. Antony De Stadio, council women.Differences of
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