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' — ’ ” k*Bß\ r . CLABSIFIED I FWff.r.iiNG ««T E > Ms ** ‘ l, ;‘"' l .-. !Se: ' 6 time* 11-75 , 8 ,,. for conserfor skipday r 10 point BLACK n *’T f [„ r word each Inminimum charge. J a.!- 11-’"’"1I 1 -’"’" 1 1,1 P'"’" be in office 11 ’hr.-nrt> Friday. -■ ■ ■ FOR !* A JJE , Oldsmobile Club Radio & heater. Dick **'|Hr„.. M F-Tin- Vega cream sep Good condition u c ■ ri,.vroi<*t coupe x s(an*fi'dd Motor Sale* •: ibdstein hull. 22 *^K. h . ’ old I’-'Ui Fuhrman. ttH?, i’o«- Phone. 108-3tx Plymouth club radio A heater. Dick aid 9S rE Horton Washers ‘ and H 29 95- Liberal ’^K de - B . Vhrlck Bros. 53 ts | - — Ilatios, combination* * «;arto.l. Liberal trade 1 ;,: ’ 7 Chevrolet 2a heater. Dick Mans M 98 TF K h ( nstaK fitted while wait. Sutton’s Jewel* Store. 9 l-T SAl.h I l *-"" Paints good 5 . Ou'.lde. Inside & barn Ask '°' ir he !“■ -iVi'-BV '"I Roper Hr..*- Rcfrigetat .. • U ,*.-i Heatcis all with Hr.>.i Hat' henes. 89-t Eu-rythlng to the, A. shop ■JRBL.. * price is not ;t«m rp.t •■ what we <u;r ' a “ d •’*' k <,ut **'“ t nil and we will get toon the but come :.'a Erie Trading Po** Kat Hi. 4t I se<l washers, 10 JHLaaet guaranteed. Radio*. sweep- r- New cabinet*, and base sink, refrigerabottled and natural gas Maytag washers, elee|Mn: ito-rs. deep freezer*. Silt'd.MAYTAG SERVICE, Kitch Ap; liun,. ;T' North Second. 92-TF SALE : new home*. Ready store In or 3 bedrooms. modern. Oil heat. ■•<! fio.r< fully Insulated Bn'- ''‘tit 111 eat urea throughout t locations. F. H. A. & I approved Can be bought |M*ith >I2OO or les* down. HeliUm* Realty a Builders. Phone IK*’’" "r evening* phone P.M or 1 1952. 105 ts SALE -,t choice building with F || .\ loans approvfor buildings 24 x 30-I’i homes with full baseThese loans are for ap■■ptMtnateiy go% of complete IK* Os the homes and lot Some por. hes, garages and |Mi!»»Psayii if )lIS are wanting ■■k-'mild a new home, don’t wait u« today. Reliable Realty Bunder. Office phone 7502 - B* evening, phone 13<r7S 13*1 I " Stl.E Section type Rotarvl ■ ‘Guaranteed the Best; 7 A H ft heavy du'y tractor discs; M “bW'-ker*. sprocket packers; M*"*: >mu f(M((h pur,.,,,,, ’"er a General tractor manure »rt-e*der«; < uft|mttlchers; Horn ■ -Mil- manure loaders; I'4 and Bi” P Bol * ni Huskl garden tra< M ‘"'“•c i“*n mower*; TokBui l K ’ r ta:de air compressors: ■ ’ire and twine See the latK,. ’ M m! *< «P to date one row K «*■ Pickers; 2 row B n'T’"’' 1 " r " fdekarw for Farm Bn!. ' l,i . Mb »l»«ra W. C. t'sed Biw?'u- r ‘ ra<,<>r - 1 Oliver «0; Ba/ Mr( ' ~rml, k • Deering; B I<m " eCor ®tek • Deering ‘ ' Me • w, »«n! rUe; 1 81-a” mo, " r M '*»r like new B 'r.i.Tm o"’’* 0 "’’* S “ le * * **■”*'■’’’ ■' wsrflle Garage. Bf2~l^”lI'* rMe ,oMt b i I I aeJOOf > I ft N B | B CELLAR £ 'KSK WITH M

FOR SALE — rgjs Chevrolet 2 I door, Radio and Heater.—Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. »stf NU4CNAMEL red guaranteed barn paint — all you want — 12.50 a Ration. Hatigks. jp; <j>f FOR SALE — 4 doors — 2 ft. 6” x 6 ft. 6”. Top half glass. Inquire at Cort Theater. 109 3t FOR SALE—Some good Lincoln soybeans, for seed. Clarence Macke. 1 mile east & 3 north of Preble. 109 . 2tx 1 FARMERS — see our modern farm ' Liability Contract today. Kenneth Runyon, K. C. Building. 1 81TF| FOR SAuE— Headquarters for your certified Blue Tag seed potatoes. Ray's West Side Market. 75-ts FOR SALE— Seed Beans, Lincolns. Earlianna. Richland , Phone 956-M. Wm. Kohne. 108t»x FOR SALE — The revolutionary Graham Plow. Call snd ask for free demonstrations. Gerber-Mos-I er Implement Company. On V. S. 27 Decatur. Phone 2551, 107 lit! 1 I FOR SALE — Six room house located in Wren, Ohio. Now oc-* copied by Central office of Telephone Co. Write C. T. Russell, 1 P. O. Box 28. Marion. Ind. 108 3tx 1 FOR SAI,FI — Thor block refacer and valve refacer. First >175 takes both. See in evenings after 5:30. 6'4 mi. S. E. on Piqua. Phone 969-R. B. E. Sapp. 109 3tx FOR SALE—APPLES Eating and cooking. Seed potatoes and all kind of fresh fruit daily. State Line Fruit Market 6'4 east on , 224. 109-2 t FOR SAIjE Team of horses, 8 years old, sound and good workers. Henry Meyer, first house east of Hoagland high school. 110 g3tx FARMERS ATTENTION Heavy steel storage tanks 300 and 55" gallon capacity. Suitable for ( ’ gasoline or fuel oil. Petrie Olli Co. Phone 391. lt>9«t| '! Foil SALE 1942 Dodge truck. I 1 I*2 ton (special in good condition. 4 new tires. Can be seeni at Gay's Service Station Cor. Monroe A 13th Sts. 109 3tx 1 VHNDOW SCREENS and storm doors custom built. I.et us measure your windows and give you an estimate. Call QUALITY, \ MILL SERVICE. 716 No. 11th.: ’1 phone 17161. 83 TF| ! FOR SAI.E - 1941 Pontiac 4 door 1 eedan, very clean, inside and out. New tires, radio and underseat heater. Inquire corner nf Studebaker A- Winchester after 5 p.m. or all day Saturday. I<>B 31 x FOR SAI>I 8 room house. '.4 acre ground, garage, quantity of fruit trees in Monroe. Also Chevrolet coupe, 1936. W. F. McKean, phone 101-C. Monroe. lt>9-3tx FOR SALE Potted plants for Mothers Day. Vegetable plants, seed potatoes, onion sets, and plants. Strahms Grocery, corner Ninth and Nuttman avenue. lOT-21 : FOR SALE Modern bedroom. 1 story dwelling. New roof. New heating plant with stoker. Hardwood floors. Fireplace. Many built-in features. Plenty of closet 1 space. Centrally located. Confer property, 423 N. Second street. Walter J. Rockman. General In ■urance and Real Estate, 153 S. Second St. Phone 3. 100 If FOR SALE 1941 Buick 4 dour, 1941 Chev. Club Coupe. 190 ! Chev. I door; 1941 Plymouth 2 door; 1941 Ford i door (new motor); 1936 Terraplane 4 door: 1935 Forel Coupe. See and drive these cars before y<>u buy. De catur Auto Sales. On highway 27 A 33. Ist north of Neil’s Motel. Hole Boxer ar.d Marion Replag'e. owners and operators 108t3x FOR SALE Urge stock used furniture: Living rnorn suites. Studio couches. Maple breakfast sets. Table top oil ranges, several used electric washers. Kitchen Cabinets. China Closets Apartment site gas stove: '4 1 beds complete with springs and mattresses. Large stock of wood or metal Ice boxes. Revere' used kitchen sinks. — Decatur Used Furniture. 146 R. Second. ' Phone 420 D»9t2 TwFraLE d»n Acres. Southwest 1 of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Completely Modern, six room Home. Beautiful Lawn and Shade Modern Dairy Bam. Two fine chicken house*. Rat Proof Corncrib and Granary with Driveway. Tool Shed Fine 3 Room Tenant House Level. Highly Productive Land in fine state of cultivation Ideal location on Paved Hlghwhy IMMEDIATE POSSESSION <>F HOME. Land lord's Share of Crops Write er csii No 174 J F btrtss? j Midwest Realty Auction ’; Decatur. lnd»au« LO»tj>|

QUICKIES by Ken Keynoldw AV' -rrnJ-Si \ ’ XJB 0 i C' I I j "Why didn't you think of this I —the employee* all suggest we use Democrat Want Ads to get more business!" wanted WANTED Ride to and from U. S. I Rubber Plant. First Shift. Cail 8892. 109 2tx WANTED TO BUY Goml Ele. - trie pressure pump. Write c/o Democrat, Box 205. 110 3t| If you want to SELL YOUR CAR, see Chas. Stitzer, Brant Motors. Inc. 25tf WANTED TO BUY- Beef and' . dairy cattle. Scheiman’a Mark-; et. Phone 3ußl. 79-tf' j WANTED--Hay, straw, loose or baleu wire or rope. John Feaael. 6262 Decatur. 195-ts WANTED Young girl for housework. Lutheran pfcferred. Phone 3342. 109-3tx WANTED- Well located Deiatur lot, reasonably priced, from private owner. Phone 965. 107-6 t WANTED TO~BVT-- Uaed care Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 S. Second St., Decatur, Ind. 105-ts WANTED TO REN I House”in Decatur, must have same by June 1. Call Fred Schug at Preble ( No. ior Decatur 7874. bs gtfj WANTED — May or straw, loose or baled. Burk Elevator Co., phone 25 or BS6. 319TF 1 WANTED If you want your bam straightened call D. Garwood' A Sons for quick service. House Movers. 716 Line St. Phone 8933. D'9 It WANTED: Good, big dean rags suitable for cleaning machinery. Will pay lOe pound.—Dally Democrat. 282-ts WANTED - Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales message*, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870, Heller Building. 244-TF WANTED Lady housekeeper for elderly couple in very fine residential home. Permanent position for right lady. Apply or call George 11. Krudop. 736 Madison St. Fort Wayne. Ind. Phone Anthony 1«84. UK) TF SEWING MACHINE Repairing - last us convert >our old treadle Machine Into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buegels, machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman's 223 North First. 104-25tx WANTED— We buy Iron, rags paper, hide*, fur. grease. Also handle new and used structural »teel and pipe. For quick service call Maier Hide and Fur Co. Our only address 710 WMt Monroe. Phone 443. 194-ts NOW AVAILABLE Tappan Delate Isittle gas range, fully automatic oven conti'ol. Other models. Tappan Deluxe Standard gas range. Grand Deluxe Standard gas range Kalamazoo gas range. We also have apartment sixe Tappan and Philgas ranges, You are welcome to come and see our line of Bottle Gas Ranges Willshire Hardware and Appliance Co Phone 3. Willshire. Ohio. ll"-«2t MISCELLANEOUS PIANO TUNING and service Boyd Stepler. phone Monroe 94 P. 13-T STARTER AND GENERATOR service. Diek Mansfield Motor Sales, 140 8. Second St.. Decatur. Ind. L73-tf BOTTLE Gas and Electric Ranges? Go to llaugks and choose from their large stock. Get the range of your choice. • 80-ts MONEY TO _ LOAN — Cash loans of 110 to >305 made to men or women. Decatur Lott 4 Discount Co. Trust Bldg.. Phone 319 >5 TF ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. -Let us supply you with your’ electrical needs, such as wired switches, lunes, receptartes. fix-| tures, motor* or anything that you may need Quotations given< 1 ou way job. AruoU A Kltnk 217-Tr

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RADIO REPAIR ror complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugks. 60-ts ATTENTION FA R MER'S-We do custom butchering and custom curing. Steury's Abattoir, lae., Highway 27, Phone 1676. 303-T SEE HAUGKS for automatic water heaters - water systems— bathrooms- or kitchens. We furnish pipe and Install anything we sell. 80-ts FARMERS ATTENTION Ws“re move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay j all phone charges. The Stadler' Fertiliser Co., formerly the Stad-' ler Products Co. 18-ts APPLIANCE SERVICE ~~ff~wi can't fix it throw It away. We repair all makes of washers, sweepers, irons and other small 1 appliances. White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold, k Klenk, phone 163. 97-TF; ROOFING AND SIDING We are; now book'ng orders for spring; roofing A siding. Many popular colors A patterns to choose from. I Also Alsco Aluminum A Thermo seal combination windows. Alum-! 1 Inum canopies, awnings, com-| 1 bination doors. Call for free estimates. "We apply.” Arnold A Klenk, r hn n» 4M. Fl-ts — FOR RENT — | FOR RENT — Sleeping room in Bellmonth Park. Call 5491. 107 3t FOR RENT Wall paper steamer. 50c per hour. Holthouse Drug Co. 90-T LOST AND FOUND LOST "PAIR OF LogglngTinas between Decatur and 2 miles south and 2 miles east of Middlebury, Ohio. Adams Co. Lumh.r Co ion ::t o —— Berne C. C. To Hear Indianapolis Man Berne. May 8 C. D. Alexander, manager of the Bemis Brothen* Bag company of lndlana|u>lis, will address the Berne Chamber of Commerce Monday, Mas 17. at 6:15 •p.m. in a dinner meeting at the 1 Berne auditorium. Mr. Alexander is widely known as a speaker and is prominent in lndiatiui>olis civic anti social activities. 0 - BRITISH PLAN <(’onf !•’»» in Page <»!»♦•> rotary goneral of the Arah league, at a meeting yesterday in Jericho. Arabs agreed to a truce if the Jews would stop shooting. A Jewish agency spokesman said the Jews were willing if the Arabs would cease fire. The truce, however. was only an interim cease fire, dependent upon further negotiations to become permanent. MELVIN R. GERBER H'ont. Fro.il Page One* Bluffton Funeral servicw will be held at I p in. Monday at th home south of Bluffton, and at 1:30 p.m. at the Ypostollc Christian church, with the Rev. Sam Aes< hitman offidat ing. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The lexly will lie removed from the Jahn funeral home to ' the residence at 7:30 p in. today. —o Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall I West of Hanna-Nuttman Park , Sun. 3.13 Watchtower Study April 1. 1948 Paragraphs I to 21. Friday: 7:3'1 Service Meeting I 8:45 Theocratic Ministry. o - Trade In a Good Town — Decatur MANCHUtIA O - V A, . <» ; — HOT SPOT of Korean election* strife to Cheju toland, where army-trained Communist agents direct a guerrilla terrorist campaign which has taken «0 Uvea since rioting broke out April 2. The election involves 200 members of the National Aawmbty tn American - occupied southern Korea. Communists want to halt or discredit balloUag to "save Korea from «n Ajnertcan coiony." _ f/sreraatioaaJl

Dan Habegger Herd Is High For Month One Animal Yields Over 100 Lbs. BF The Holstein herd owned hy Dan Hwbegger leads the D H. I. Association fnr the month of April, with an average of 44 5 pounds butterfat. He also has the good and seldom obtained honor of having a cow to make over 100 pounds 1 butterfat. His cow. Rose, made j 103 4 pounds and making >98.85 ■ above feed cost for April. This is ■ the fourth cow. In «'4 years to make such a record. Holders of former 100 pounds or over records are Myers and Short-two cow*, and Paul Llechty. one cow. I The association with 33 herds ; and 423 cows averaged 30 pounds : per cow. This Is a very good aver- ' age and speaks well of the Adam* ryw f i • ■ | s COL. ROSHtt LUND, representing UN Secretary General Trygve 1 Lie, Is In Jericho to confer with Arab League representatives in , an effort to restore peace to Palestine. American, French, and Belgian consuls In Jerusalem are also members of the tniee com- ( mission. But at Amman, Trane ! Jordan's King Abdullah said he was “tired of negotiations," and would march his troops Into the Holy Land "after May 15" —truce or not (International) o—sri'oivrMEsr of siHiixisTn vron W»ll<-e I. h.rrh, ulvrn. Tli.it ttx- iiixl«-r»lgi'<*'l h»i> been appoint*'! Administrator ->f the •-•tatof Tn-v.i A ''lark Ist* of Adam* County, it' • i-asrd. The estate I* proha. ly > *lv> nt. AAllllnio Henry < l«rk Adinlnt*lr«lnr April Kt. Il'lM,lr» y. piirrl.li. Allorsry April 24 Stay 1-4 FOR SALE Chrome Sidewalk for wheels on all popular make cars. 15 and 16 inch Dick Mansfield Motor .Sales South Second SI.

— — — — — — — — — >**w You can’t STOP A HAILSTORM but You CAN Safeguard Against Loss with I • HAIL INSURANCE. Ask Now! J ! Lei.nd smith Leland Smith Insurance Agency hir M'S ■« ■ ■■—MIMSI ■—■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ to ■■ ■ THIMBLE THEATER STARRING POPEYE Now Showing—-THAT’S THf WRONG twist POPEYE: "sHe"*.!? Mg ecnee all S9~] [AHcxouver 1 th(**ed y f 7vcij e«aTe *n '. ) I W SMr I ,% *l *** *•’ •* MOM—--BLONDIII — - NOT A MAN OF LETTERS’ I \ I CAN* j; _i 1" f l STAND IT ) ( \ I —. i ( TWO MU*X«YDr<XJSeS 1 * f EVEOV DAV MOU SAV ) , A—. | I ! iCI W» Crx J ' r E —A.VO < GOOD j j yif f THE SAME THING — FO<? \ 1 HF FVCWCTS •30PNING < I (FWTEEN >«A£?S At L>STe'.EO ) Six L- •• F’ I S*' ri) J /feJi I. p" ~ Hi 4. firriirafT - r V ——T a .w.V iXibJ.

county dairymen. 1 The 10 high herds, with breeds and average yield, are: Dan Habegger. Holstein. 44.5; Edwin Nussbaum, Holstein. 43.8; Albert Ewel, Holstein, 423; Ben Gerke, Holstein. 38.9; Paul Llechty «r Son. Holstein, 38.3; Roy Price & Sons. Jersey. 37 1; Harry Lehman, Holstein. 36 1; Rolandes Llechty, Holstein. 35.4; Shoemaker t * Brehm, Guernsey, .15; Albert I l*ehman. Holstein. 34.3. 1 Individual cows, with owner. 1 breed, and average, all over 6*l 1 pounds, are: t Dan Habegger, Holstein, 1P3.4; I Harry Holstein, 81.4; Paul Llechty it Hon. Holstein. 73; ' Albert Ewel. Holstein. 65 3: Hhoe- 1 maker and Brehm. Guernsey. 68.8; t Edwin Nussbaum, Holstein. 63 2; J Shoemaker * Brehm, Guernsey. 1 •1.5; Edwin Nussbaum. Holstein, t •9.5; Roy Price it Son*. Jersey. 1 60.2. i 0 Departure Os Amish Families Continues i Berne. May 8 The exodus of' ( I Amish families of this community < to other states continues Mose < Troyer him sold his farm of 75 I acres near here to Flojrd Rupert, of I Churubusco, and will move on a I tarm in Tennessee, 65 miles south < of Nashville. Two of his sons recently located there. :: 1 RUSSIA TO 1 (Cont From Page On<-» < rials Insist the puppet govern- ' ment would follow Moscow's ord- • 1 ers whether Russian troops re-1J mained or not A previous appeal was made by j the Soviet-sponsored political I meeting direct to Washington and Moscow Lt. Gen, John Hodge. American occupation commander. ■ denounced the move as an ' attempt to get the Americans out'* and let communists from the " north take over all Korea. g Mother • the bank where one deposits all hurts and worries. o Mother is the name of God in the | heart* nf little children.

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QUITTING THflff STUDIfS In the United States to enlist in Jews’ tight for independence, Pslestine students leave New York sbnard the I S S. Manne Csrp to return to their homeland Frr>m left are Dr. Elon Serenl. Pntna Spltmlc, Shulamit Federer, Israel Frumkin and Norma Gordon. (Internationil)

REPORT URGES It’ofit. Frimi Page 'hi*l J the question of Imminence of war 2 Is one for the president to answer, -i He also took issue with air sec- -i rotary W. Stuart Symington's re- 2 mark that Russia may go to war j as soon as she has the atomic j I tomb. Taft Hartley — Rep j Frank , Wilson, D. Tex., said he will ask , the house to consider amending j the Taft Hartley law to limit the ( jurisdiction of the national labor relations board. He said some way should be found to "prevent this situation In which the mean ing of the law Is being stretched " "Red Network'' — Rep. F. Ed- j ward Hebert, D.. La . said the federal communications commission ( illegally granted radio broadcast licenses to two aliens. He asked the house unAmerican activities committee to Investigate Hebert did not name the aliens. Earlier. . he had charged that the FCC was helping to set up a "Red network" ‘ by granting licenses to an alleged * communist. o Little Damage Done In Truck Fire Here Firemen were called to Master 3 Drive at North Second street about 3 9:35 o'clock this morning when a 1 truck caught fire. Little damagejl was done. 11 1 I, N A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: 8:30 to 12:00 1:00 to 5:00 Saturdays, 8:30 p. m. Telephone 195 - I.

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KENNETT, MURRAY A CO. Com*' ted May 8 160 to 225 lbs. . 20.00 225 to 240 lbs 19 75 240 to 250 lbs 19.50 250 to 260 lbs 19.00 260 to 280 lbs. 18.25 280 to 300 lbs 17.25 300 to 325 lbs. 18.00 325 to 350 lbs 15.75 350 to 400 lbs 14.76 140 to 160 lbs 18.50 120 to 140 lbs 17.50 100 to 120 lbs 16.50 Rough* 350 lbs. down 13.50 350 to 400 lb*. 13 On 400 to 500 lbs 12.00 500 to 600 lbs 11.00 Stags 11.00 Boars 7.00 Veals (Wed. k Sat 1 29.00 lannbs (We<|. A Sat.) 25.00 Ewes (Clipped) 8.00 Yearlings 15.00 SCHMITT'S STOCK YARDS Corrected May 8 160 to 200 lbs 20.00 200 to 225 lbs 19.75 225 to 250 lbs. . 19.50 250 to 260 lbs 18.75 260 to 270 lbs 18 25 270 to 280 lbs 17.75 280 to 290 lbs 17.25 290 to 300 lbs 1675 300 to 325 lbs. 16.25 325 to 375 lbs. . .... 15 75 375 to 400 lbs. 15 25 140 to 160 lbs 18.50 100 to 140 lbs 16 50 Roughs 300 down 13.50 down Boars 9.00 Ewes 800 Bucks 6.00 l«ambs 2200 Calve* 26 00 Stags 11,50 WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 Corrected May 8 EGGS—Producers prices Grade A large white 41 Grade A large brown .41 Current Receipts ... .37 Heavy hens .29 Leghorn hens .20 .13 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected Mav 8 B< an* subject to change during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain: n.l per bushel less. Corn: .04 per 100 less. fob. farm. GRAIN PRICES Adam* County F. B. Co-Op's Berne-Monroe Williams Corrected Muy * Wheat 2.33 tot LSI "orn 2 85 Ilian* 3.70 Call for rve prices. o —. Trade In a Goou I own — Decatur Vegetable Plants of All Kinds Decatur Floral Co. 1106 Nuttman Ave. Phone 100 * Elevator Cg. Decatur • Peterson • Monro*