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Mrs. Ruth Van Cleve, director of the Office of Territories, speaks at the convention of the Federation of Asian Women’s Associations. Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson, assistant secretary of Agriculture, who spoke Tuesday night, is at left
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Convention chairman Madeleine Bordallo thanks Mrs. Jacobson for traveling so far to address the FAWA convention. - Photo by Lamach
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Guest Speaker Dorothy Jacobson discusses the conditions of today’s world after International Banquet Tuesday night. - Photo by Lamach
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Members of the Japanese delegation pose in front of old Chamorro thatched hut built for pageant. From left, Mrs. Oketani, Mrs. Mitamura, Mrs. Tsuzuki, and Mrs. Yamahara
The 1964 FAWA Convention Photo 31
Vietnamese delegation consisted of Madame Phung Ngoc Duy and Miss Hoang Thy My Tran
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Mrs. Ruth Van Cleve, director of the Office of Territories, speaks at the convention of the Federation of Asian Women’s Associations. Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson, assistant secretary of Agriculture, who spoke Tuesday night, is at left
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Chinese delegation poses with friends. From left, Registration Committee Chairman Kay Kurts, Dr. Lillian Chao, and Mrs. Priscilla Chen, both representing the Taipei International Women’s Club; and Anoka Campbell, observer from the Guam Business and…
The 1964 FAWA Convention Photo 28
The 1964 FAWA Convention Photo 27 - Description: HURRY, HURRY, HURRY! With their crowded itinerary, delegates found themselves spending much of their time running to and from their special bus, usually half an hour behind schedule
The 1964 FAWA Convention Photo 27
This group is discussing ‘Public Education for a Peaceful World.’ The Japanese observers had to speak through an interpreter but managed to contribute to the group discussion
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Group discusses ‘Educating Children for a Peaceful World’ during Monday’s meetings
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Hafa Na Kulot - Amariyu
An educational resource to teach children the color yellow using the CHamoru language and examples associated with the color.