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From "Chamorro Humor" and Juan Malimanga
Clotilde C. Gould speaks about the pride she feels for writing and creating Juan Malimanga in addition to its beneficial uses to the local Guam community and her views on Chamorro humor.
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…
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…
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 - The Governor Ploting His Moves
The Editorial Comment for this weeks issue. There's a satirical comic with supposed Governor of Guam sitting at a table with playing cards, some of which are face up. Behind him are three men who are talking about the Governor and his leadership and…
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…
Where the Governor Stands
A satirical comic that depicts four men debating where Governor Guerrero literally is - on a table in front of the men are a hat and a bulldozer at opposite lengths. The caption below the cartoon reads, 'Where the Governor Stands (On Elective…
Editoral Comment - House Committee Hearings
A satirical comic - a group of people are crowding over two people, Mr. Denton, and the Governor, as the two play a game of dice - Denton has a thought bubble that reads 'What does this guy think, can't I tell a dice is loaded when I see one?' Above…
The Better Half
A single panel comic that has a man sleeping comfortably on a couch while staff from the Red Cross wait patiently for him to wake up. The bottom caption reads as "He said to wake him up when you came. It's the one check he enjoys writing." "The…
