March 15, 1942

Trading was virtually at a standstill yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange, but values were firm slightly above the low marks reached in the precipitous drop in the early days of last week. The volume of trading was 174,640 shares, almost 100,000 less than the preceding Saturday's turnover of 271,980 shares and the second dullest two-hour session of the year.

Arnold Constable & Co plans benefit sale

Brit rept on civilian, Feb

Wheat supplies for the United Nations in the war are ample, provided adequate transportation facilities are available. With a prospective carryover of 625,000,000 bushels on July 1 next, and a new crop expected to be at least 125,000,000 bushels in excess of home requirements for the following twelve months, the United States alone is in a position to supply most of the deficiency of the other United Nations.

Doctor's Dilemma, by G B Shaw (London)