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WELCOME TO GUAM! Tai Tai, a German Shephered pup, poses with Mrs. Hoarce V. Bird in front of Nimitz House, his new home. Tai Tai was a gift to Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bird from Governor and Mrs. Manuel Guerrero. – (U.S. Navy Photo)

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! Wednesday was the second anniversary of Typhoon Karen, and it found Guam still bearing some visible marks of her visit – notably these ‘temporary’ repairs made in the United States Post Office. While such federal bodies as the Navy…

STILL THERE – Debris left from typhoon Karen destruction still graces (or disgraces) Marine Drive (and many other areas of the island). The cleanup campaign which the government sponsored, with its threat of fines for public nuisance, was very…

AFTER ALL THE TUMULT and the shouting died down, after the students demonstrated and after their teachers were investigated, it’s still Tumon High School. We wonder why the Guam Legislature was so excited about the widespread public opposition to…

PICTURE OF THE WEEK – WELCOME OT OCEANIA! Mr. Inoda, one of the visiting Japanese newsmen covering the straggler search, tries his hand (or his lip) at sounding a giant conch shell. The newsmen were fascinated by the weird ‘instrument’ and the call…

SLOW DOWN! SPEED UP! What the heck is a feller supposed to do anyway? This is the interesting dilemma which faces motorists passing Price School in Mangilao. The signs shown above are spang in front of the school, and as far as we can tell, not even…

NO WONDER IT’S CALLED THE SHARK PIT! Divers Jim Tolan, left, and Joe Montague return from a spear-fishing expedition in an area near Naval Station called the Shark Pit. Tolan, who is president of the Duva 200 Diving Association carries vivid evidence…

WHAT IN THE…?? Where? A luau held recently at Hong Kong Gardens. Who? A hungry gentleman. When? Eating time. What? That seems to be the problem! (Photo by Lamach)