(lunch) FDR, his party and his guests, Gen. MacArthur, and Adm. Chester W. Nimitz had lunch. Immediately after lunch Gen. MacArthur dep. Waikiki to enplane for his return to the Southwest Pacific. Adm. Chester W. Nimitz returned to his headquarters at Pearl Harbor.

FDR accompanied by Adm. William D. Leahy, Gen. Richardson and Adm. Ghormley, dep. Waikiki by automobile for Kahana Bay where he inspected the Army's Jungle Training center. Col. William Saffarans, who commands this center, was on hand to meet FDR and personally conduct him on the inspection tour. Maj. Gen. Hodge and Brig. Gen. McCuniff were also present.

Note: The primary purpose is to familiarize our soldiers in some of the problems of living and fighting in jungle country.

Departed Kahana and drove next to the Naval Air Station at Kaneohe Bay.

Arrived at Kneohe Bay. Air Station is a new station and is the headquarters of Commander Fleet Air Wing Two, Pacific Fleet. FDR was met by Rear Adm. J. D. Price and Capt. H. M. Kindell, the Commanding Officer. The Party was first taken to the control tower atop lofty Kaneohe Peak. This height afforded FDR a splendid view of the entire air station and the surrounding bay and country. From the control tower we toured the station and then proceeded to the waterfront where FDR paused for a few minutes to look over two cabin cruisers that had been fitted up for him to do a bit of fishing from. Lack of time, however, forced him to reluctantly cancel the fishing expedition for this afternoon.

FDR dep. Kaneohe for Waikiki, returning by way of Kaialua, the Amphibious Base at Waimanalo, Koko Head, the Coast Guard Base at Wailupi and Diamond Head.

Arrived at Wakiki. Here FDR found Brig. Gen. C. E. Smith, USA, and Harold and Walter Dillingham waiting to call on him.

(dinner) FDR and his immediate party. During dinner Hawaiian music was furnished by Bill Dias (machinist's mate first class, USNR) and his "Nautical Hawaiians", a band of seventeen pieces from the Fourteenth Naval District, playing from the lawn just outside the dining room. The band was augmented for this occasion by hula dancer Lila Reiplinger and vocalist Emma Pollack. After dinner FDR and members of his party moved outside to the lawn where they were treated to a continued concert of Hawaiian music and hula dancing.

Note: After the concert, which was curtailed by a 10 PM curfew, Dais and members of his troupe were presented to FDR.

In Hyde Park, NY