TUESDAY, 26 July 19 38 
At 0700, this morning, off Tagus Gove, the HcDougal 
moored alongside the Houston and commenced fueling* By 1000 
the operation was completed, 75,000 gallons of oil having been 
transferred from the Houston to her smaller Escort Ship and, 
at 1016, both vessels were underway and proceeding toward 
Elizabeth Bay on Albemarle Island. Narborough Island was 
rounded during this passage affording a complete view of that 
bleak, volcanic bit of land. 
Late rising by the President and his Party was the order 
of the day, after the busy activities of the preceding one. 
But, after anchoring in Elizabeth Bay (1430) "anglers fever" 
returned in full force and all hands eagerly took to the boats 
for three hours of fishing. By a remarkable coincidence, all 
three boats brought back the same number of fish, forty. Each 
catch comprised about an equal number of Grouper and Mackerel, 
while the President himself caught a number of small fish of 
rare species as a result of his bottom fishing. No extremely 
