President talked informally to the Prime Minister' s staff plus a
 
number of officers from ?RINCE .OF WALES who had been invited to
 
hear the President' s remarks. The President re-embarked in McDOUGAL 
 
at 1505 and returned on board AUGUSTA at 1535.
 
     This evening the President again had Mr. Churchill on board
 
for dinner. A number of the Prime Minister's personal aides were
 
also on board as the President's dinner guests, the informal supper
 
being attended as follows:
 
     The President
     The Prime Minister
     Lord Cherwell
     Commander C. R. Thompson, E.N.
     Mr. J. M. Martin
     Rear Admiral Ross T. NcIntire, (~C), U.S.N.
     Major General Edwin N. Watson, U.S.A.
     Captain John R. Beardall, U.S.N.
     Captain Elliot Roosevelt, U.S.A. (A.C.R.)
     Ensign Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., U.S.N.R.
     Mr. Harry L. Hopkins
     
          Monday   11 August
 
     The Prime Minister called on the President at 1056 and
 
remained on board AUGUSTA until 1256, when he returned to PRINCE OF
 
WALES. At 1505 His Excellency, Sir Humphrey Walwyn, K.C.S.I., K.C.M.G., 
 
C.B., D.S.O., Governor of Newfoundland, accompanied by his private
 
secretary, Lt. Colonel L. C. Outerbridge, C.B.E., D.S.O., called on the
 
President and left the ship at 1515. During the afternoon a pouch of
 
mail which had been received from the White House via the plane which
 
transported Under Secretary Welles from Washington., and which had been