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Aloha Tower wasn't the first touch of Hawaii that we saw, but just the sight of the beautiful waving palm trees and the people on the beach made us feel as welcome as any Lurline traveler. For this was Hawaii-part of the United States and our last stop before home. For some of us, the first stop was at Waikiki-a beautiful beach not far from the very metropolitan part of Honolulu. The commercialization on the beach conflicted greatly with Diamond Head-a great peak that loomed beyond the white sands of the beach like a' dark savage. Those of us who went a little -farther inland in the Island of Oahu were even more impressed with this native natural beauty. Tropical flowers were everywhere-each one trying to out- do her neighbor with her beauty. The blazing, dazzling colors burst out of trees, from bushes, even out of sheer rock. Their melodious Hawaiian names were a perfect complement to them. The beaches on the other side of Oahu made Waikiki seem insignificant. There were none of the graceful, gliding surfboard riders as at Waikiki because here the spectacular surf raised his green head high in the air, threw off his white foam and dashed at the white sands of the beach like a mortal enemy-only the daring could swim here. Not far from these beaches, the mighty surf roared upward thru holes in the black volcanic rock forming a geyser of amaz- ing heights. The winds here in the central part of the island put on a show that would amaze even Barnum--it made waterfalls fall upward and could easily turn cars over with a healthy gust. Yes, this was the Hawaii we had read and imagined and we hated to leave her Polynesian beauty-but the next stop was home. 1, i s a ws, N,
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