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Xanadu 87
"Xanadu 87 is the most recent edition available at the Micronesian Area Research. There are no known editions after this year.
Introduction by the editor, Ann Long Card:
Dear Xanadu Reader,
You found us! You've stumbled on Xanadu '87, a…
Introduction by the editor, Ann Long Card:
Dear Xanadu Reader,
You found us! You've stumbled on Xanadu '87, a…
The Kid
A tale of companionship, during the Vietnam War, between a Chamorro-born soldier and a small child.
The 1964 FAWA Convention Photo 23
Enrique Naputi demonstrate an ancient Chamorro instrument for Vietnamese delegates Madame Duy, left, and Miss My Tran, right, during picnic given by Commissioners of Guam
The 1964 FAWA Convention Photo 20
Delegates are introduced to coconut milk at picnic. From left to right: Madame Sananikone, Laos; Madame Duy and Miss My Tran, Vietnam; Mrs. Mitmura, Mrs. Yamahara and Mrs. Tsuzuki, Japan
The 1964 FAWA Convention Photo 19
Vietnamese delegates Madame Duy and Miss My Tran visit with hosts at Philippine Dinner
The 1964 FAWA Convention Photo 10
Dorothy Smith, right, Guam Woman’s Club vice president, helps Vietnamese Delegates Hoang Thi My Tran with her identification pin during registration at convention headquarters
The 1964 FAWA Convention Photo 1
Judge Joaquin Perez conducts installation of officers for the Federation of Asian Women’s Associations Tuesday night. From left to right, officers are: Madeleine Bordallo, Guam, first vice-president; Madame Phung Ngoc Duy, South Vietnam, second…
The Story of a Minesweeper
An article by Pat Krause. Krause elaborates on the U.S.S. Fortify, a ocean minesweeper – she speaks on the ship’s origins, crew, and past accomplishments
The FAWA Convention Photo 1
Delegates and hostesses are shown during the airport reception Tuesday night. From left: Carmen Dela Cruz, hospitality chairman; Mrs. Phung Ngoc Duy (partially hidden), Vietnamese delegate; Madeleine Bordallo, FAWA convention chairman; Dr. Mamerta…
