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[[preprinted]] 108 [[/preprinted]] salad, yet he has been coming to these islands for quite a while. The waiter knew little or nothing about them as he was a New Yorker and rarely saw them. Nevertheless, I finally got my 1/2 avocado with the Thousand island dressing on another plate. About 11 o'clock this morning I decided that I would like to go ashore. It had been raining, but it looked somewhat cleared. We had to take a launch in and just as we got to the [[strikethrough]] laln [[/strikethrough]] landing the [[strikethrough]] boat [[/strikethrough]] rain began to come down in torrents. However, after a few minutes of hard pouring it stopped and we went ashore. Right at the landing is the Tourist Information Bureau, where they sell stamps & coins, and give one information about hotels & boarding houses as well as arranging for sightseeing parties. I bought myself some of the jubilee stamps. Then we went up town to window shop and try to buy a Cosmopolitan & Good Housekeeping, which Mrs Willis informed me had not arrived. [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] 109 [[/preprinted]] We took the 1 o'clock launch back to the boat. Very few people had come back for lunch, so it seemed as if we were late at first. The boat sailed at 4 o'clock for Trinidad. Dick & I have been reading "Personal History" and we found it most interesting. [[ 2x underlined]] Index [[/2x underlined]] Abaco Island, Great 55 Aguadilla 43 Air Mail 22, 95, 106 American Caribbean S.S.Co. 72 American Legation 47 Anegada Island 78 "An Island of the Sea" 75 Aquarium Restaurant 66 Archer, Mr.W.H. 106 Armistice Day 99, 101 Aspinall, Sir Algernon 77 Atherton, Gertrude 77 Auberge de la Riviere Rouge 86, 98 Aubry, Mr. 10, 11, 14, 23 Arctmayer, Mrs. 70