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Editorial Comment - 31 Years of Financial Bondage???
Above the actual comment is a satirical comic: a chained (a link on the chain says ' financial loan') CHamoru stands next to an equally tall Latte Stone - the CHamoru has 'TaoTao Guam' pointed at him with a thought bubble saying 'And Why Should He…
Editorial Comment - The People Are Entitled To Know, … Poor Taotao!
Satirical gag from Guam Times Weekly. In the distance, a sketch of the White House is on top of a hill, with a man resting on a Latte Stone further down, and to that pair's left is a wooden house with trees next to it. The thoughts bubbles circulate…
Editorial Comment - Agriculture and the Governor
A satirical comic from the Guam Times Weekly. This edition shows a local man resting against a Latte Stone as he ponders about farming, employment, and a lack of drive. To the left of the man is a coconut tree with two insects that talk to each other…
Cover Page
The cover page of GTW's volume 1, 10th edition, April 18th's periodical. The cover page has illustrated art of the island of Guam, with a local resting on a Latte Stone, next to a coconut tree, with a caption that says 'Taotao Guam' that also has an…
Cover Page
The Cover Page has a man resting on a Latte Stone, and all three are next to coconut trees. Below them is a large caption that reads ‘San Francisco, ‘California Here We Come!’ and a smaller caption that reads ‘Poor Taotao Guam! Who is Rehabilitating…
Editorial Comment - Three Musketeers and A Mascot at Waikiki
The Editorial Comment of this issue, May 9th, 1964. This Editorial Comment features Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero, Assistant Secretary Rudolph Sablan, Special Assistant Ed Engledow, and Congressman Jesus C. Okiyama lying down on a beach, supposedly…
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…
Latte and the Land
The silhouetted image of a latte stone takes up a majority of the left side of the page, with shading blocked in to give the latte more dimension. Above the latte is a stretch of land going across the page. Because of this, it appears that the land…
The Arts and Crafts of Guam Sketch 3
Types of Latte Stones on Guam: Uruno (coral); Talofofo River (copal); Tumon Bay (coral); Talofofo River (hard island rock)
Editorial Comment - Gifts from the Administration and a Cake from the People
This week’s Editorial Comment – Presumably Governor Guerrero and one member of his administration setting up a Latte Stone, while Taotao Guam is looking at a cake, which is on top of a large wrapped gift. Taotao Guam is standing underneath a coconut…
