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Four Winds and Five Islands Photo 5
At Songsong or Alamagan, Father Andrew performed baptism in the front room of one home, since village has no chapel. Baby is Martin Ayuyu, shown here with his godparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Santos Blas of Partida, Alamagan’s other village
Four Winds and Five Islands Photo 4
On Alamagan, (Songsong village), Manuel Muna, left, radioman and purser for the Four Winds, dickers with Mariano Cruz, center, for coconut crabs. Muna bought crabs (or traded them for cigarettes) on all the northern islands and brought them to Guam…
Four Winds and Five Islands Photo 2
Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Blas pose in the dining room-pantry of their home in Partida Village, Alammagan. The Blas’s had prepared a native breakfast for the field party, and had a dozen stalks of bananas ready to give their visitors
Four Winds and Five Islands Photo 1
On Alamagan, landing is made from bow of boat onto rock cliffs of island. Here father Andrew San Augustin is helped from cliff to boat while crewman Luis Fitial braces the boat against the island. Behind the priest, Pedro Blas, a resident of…
Four Winds and Five Islands
A continuation of Marjorie Smith and her party’s journey through the Trust Territory aboard the ship, the Four Winds. Part II by Smith features the end of their Agrihan trip and the highlight of their journey to and on Alamagan: signing, tuba,…
Guam Times Weekly Volume 1 Number 17
This week’s issue of Guam Times Weekly, volume 1, number 17, June 6th, 1964, features a myriad of interesting topics. Starting this issue are the GTW’s staff members opinions about Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero and his past and current actions; his…
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Si Nga'
A CHamoru story about a karabao named Nga' and how he leaves his master at the ranch to explore the jungles and experience life in the wild