The President to the Secretary of State
Cairo, 3 December 1943
Secret
In reference your message transmitted as White 67, in view of the fact that the Russians have appointed the Russian Ambassador as Soviet Representative on the Advisory Council [Commission] in London, I suggest that you announce Winant’s appointment.
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My conferences with the Generalissimo were very satisfactory and I liked him. He is delighted with the results of the Moscow Conference.
In Tehran things went on the whole very well and better than I expected. Marshal Stalin and I worked together toward objectives which turned out to be very similar. I will bring you the minutes of all that was said and done. Molotov sent you his very warm personal regards.
Churchill and I are to see President Inonu here in Cairo and then I will head westward.