Mr. Monk asked after a few minutes of praise.

Mr. Monks, who used to go to two or three meetings a year, now finds less need to show up.

Mr. Monks had figured the stock was worth $34 a share when he started buying; it is now at $34.875.

Mr. Monk said the ship had apparently passed to the right side of the buoy and should have gone to the left.

Mr. Monk said that the area had a light fog, which was normal.

Mr. Monks, through a secretary, said he was unavailable for comment today.

Mr. Monks, like some other investors, said he was going to sell his shares.

Mr. Monk, have you learned anything about my husband?

Asked what his son wanted to do, Mr. Monk smiled.

Mr. Monks left the theater in the mid-1950's and embarked on a successful career as a model.