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Editorial Comment - Welcome F.A.W.A.
This Editorial Comment – Welcome F.A.W.A. shows the spirit of Taotao Guam as they prepare for the arrival of the F.A.W.A. Convention, in the form of a comic
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…
The Grass Wall and the Pond Photo 3
LAKE ANIGUA – Photo was taken 24 hours after the most recent rain had fallen, and the puddle still encroaches slightly onto the highway. The addition of another inch of water would spread it once again half-way across Marine Drive. – GUAM TIMES PHOTO…
The Grass Wall and the Pond Photo 2
END OF THE LINE – The famous curb’s rather abrupt ending in Anigua has caused much speculation as to the reasons for its sudden construction, before the completion of Marine A. – GUAM TIMES PHOTO
The Grass Wall and the Pond Photo 1
ON TIP-TOE – Expensive grader edges its way precariously between expensive young trees on expensive curb, serving to demonstrate rather dramatically that the area covered by curb and grass strip could serve as parking for double row of cars, one on…
The Grass Wall and the Pond
An article by Violet Sweet. Sweet writes on Governor Guerrero’s beautification plans across the island, namely the grass-island curb under construction between traffic lanes located in Marine Drive and Marine A, and his and his administrations…
Editorial Comment - Paradise, Local Version
A single panel satirical gag that pokes fun of Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero and his administration. A local native man is struggling against a tree as the bottom part of a monster, perhaps a snake like hydra, wraps the end of its tail around the man…
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…
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…
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…
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Annai Taya Eskuela
A short story written in CHamoru about children's activities during a day off from school.