Roosevelt conversations with various callers, afternoon
The following foreign persons called on the President:
EGYPTIAN: Cabinet Chief Hassanayn and Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Nahas.
GREEK: King George II, Prince Paul, and Prime Minister Tsouderos.
BRITISH: Ambassador to Egypt Killearn, Generals Wilson and Stone, Admiral Willis, and Air Chief Marshal Douglas.
YUGOSLAV: King Peter II and Prime Minister Purić.
The President also had brief talks on the same afternoon with Turkish Prime Minister Saraçoğlu, British Ambassador to Turkey Knatchbull-Hugessen, and Egyptian heir apparent Mohammad Ali.
The calls were apparently of brief duration and were primarily of a courtesy nature. There was possible discussion of a trusteeship for Indochina with the Turks and the Egyptians in the course of this trip. In the President’s conversation with King Peter, the subjects discussed included the reconciling of Commander Tito and General Mihailović, the advisability of Allied landings on the Dalmatian or the French coast and the development of a joint Allied offensive against Germany on a fixed date.