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i <7<4te Form erly The Southern Oreqon M in er $3 per Yeer 2 Y ean lor $5 ô fa o tt NEWS REVIEW 4.00 PER YEAR ASHLAND. JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON (grizzlies Play In Oct. 25 i Marshfield , E. E. Vail States Ashland To Get New Rost Office State’s Jayvees Here On Saturday A shland high school G rizzlies are m aking a 400 m ile round tu p | to M arshfield this F riday to m eet Oregon S ta te ’s Ju n io r V arsity ' the M arshfield team in a rion- football team , undefeated in two I conference football game. starts, will m eet AI S im m o n ’s . $1* Ì Standard Oil Makes Pictures of Ashland Remember to Vote November 5 I hursday, October, 24, 1946 * K Voi. t j , No. }4. Biegel Makes Report on Streets, Sewers Norin C. Dimick, P o rtland pho-! to g tap h er, was in Ashland T u e s -1 daY taking colored moving pict-1 ores of d ifferen t scenes in Ash- ' land for a S tan d ard Oil film. SITE NOT DESIGNATED IOK S9S.000 BUILDING STREET SIGNS ARE EN British Twins Are Enrolled at S. 0. C. ROUTE; GOLF COURSE Federal posiai agencies a n I o aiuaiiu W UMJK SnOl.H Ol the LEASE NOT YET SIGNED nounced this wee k th a t when ath Falls Pelicans also won ovei O.VU p.fll. The S outhern Oregon college M ain, « t ^ t L ithia park, the dry construction of F ederal buildings the A shland club e a rlier in the S treet signs, a new com bination decisively defeated Mon- ,cc Pla” t and the U’P of the su m ' th e ln ^ tro L o n ar ^ | U^ e n o club SoUi’ P °w er Shovel and ditch digger, was resum ed the A shland Post season. 53 to 0 In the R aiders first j £ “y and a stre e t flusher, are present- Coach F rank O Neil s club will u, m<, appearance last S atu rd ay .! ^ rn<#st Haycox, Oregon author. were p,.i,gr ■ nrf T i**» office was one of the first on the n |nd f dU i Niy b^ i g’ ly *n the Pr°cess of being obtain- be out to avenge these tw o s e t This was the first college gam e ,s Wr’Vng .the. ,s cenari" th at will twins f list of construction jobs. h ft? u. f lIr d ’ a n d u The ed in the n ear fu tu re by the City Tw elve new post offices were backs. According to dow ntow n w hich A shland fans had seen foi g” ,w' lh t.hli‘ idm Dimick stated in E n e l n I i " »a n w b r° ught “ P of A shland according to a rep o rt q u arte rb ac k s the A shland club i ^e planned to o m e to Ash- T e e h ^ ? n ’ n - approved tor Oregon, including if it gets clicking, will very like eight years ? u dni g Lhe madfc at clt>' council Tuesday >y P re v fn i.H iv t h u .r, e. , land next coiort.d sPlln K with th h, irty £ Technical College at H endon be- Elm er Biegel one at C entral Point, and one to ly 3 3 I rtvlously his year the Sou-1 m | n u te p lctlm the . w win the game. O 'N eil's outfit repluee the 55 year old Ashland has show n In the Yreka an d the ther fore com ing to the United States. The lum inous stre e t signs will . . . would he shown locally postoffice. I hen father, an engineer, who is be em placed as soon as they ar- L akeview gam es an e n tire ly d if H um boldt S tate and Chico S tate E. E. Van, postm aster, stated ferent brand of ball. teachers. clt,Zen.' dec*d e d u to rive. Invoices have alread y been th at no p artic u la r site has been retu rn to this country in o rd er J received on them . A total of 5558 The pre-gam e dope from the designated W hen fedeial co n stru to retain his citizenship. The will be erected cam p of the B eavers indicates ction Is again resum ed a $115,000 N ybergs picked A shland as the th at Coach Al C ox's yo u n g sters, The shovel will be used in stru c tu re will be built. ideal sm all com m unity, although street and sew er construction ___ ________ have been displaying the s a m e ! they have no connection here, operations. The flusher will be Viiil expects that a governm ent Queen Dorothy E lhart o f Jobs T°.f 'n a k ‘ng easy v to? c h ' building Inspector will visit A sh D aughters reported that tw e n ty -' d< W,nh‘ ™ ey ‘olled °Ye r P aste™ According to Dorothy M orris and intend to m ake th eir hom e utilized to clean the streets. here. The twins, aged 17, are e n land in the near future, and fu r three couples were present for • Six and one-half m iles of sew < the Alpha K appa C hapter of E.S. th er inform ation m ay be av a il the Jobs D aughters jam boree and Vr,.° d L ^«ffversity of A. will have a pledge cerem ony rolled in the low er division of er lines have been laid and this able at th at time. and banquet som etim e next week the college. extending of seweYs w ill co n tin fun night w hich was held a t the g ’n •4aVveeB- 4,1 to 8. The A shland postoffice was d e Masonic hall S atu rd ay evening. ue th ro u g h o u t the w inter. *n U niversity ol Oregon at the Lithia Hotel to install six FIVE CONCERTS SLATED signated a first class postoffice Two and one-half m iles of The hall was decorated in the ««m e the B eaver squad piled up new members. Ju ly 1, 1045 in 1045 Ihe pustof- hallow een m otif and the program , <‘ye touchdow ns in the second The sorority had a coffee and FOR WINTER MUSIC SEASON streets w ere paved this sum m er Jackson county civic music as- and this work will begin again in fice did a $40,000 business. to m ake a new Bell field record hour Monday evening at sociation __ ___ I which was prepared by M ary Lou 4 directors reported Mon- j the spring. the Womens civic club house w ith Hahn, also carried out the sam e po*nt,.sc? ' lng record. , Both team s follow the theory all m em bers and the following day th a t the annual m em bership j Three steel arches have been , . th at a wide open brand of foot- six guests present: Euge n 1 a cam paign, w hich closed S aturday, j placed over A shland C reek One R rcfreshm cnts of doughnuts baH ls tx.8t and frw n th<> v,ew Moore, Leah Bonham. C larice w as v ery successful. a 14 foot span, at H ersey s tre e t’ and cider w ere served. The pat- polnt of the fans ,t js The directors rep o rted th at a lb and tw o 11-foot spans on W ater Homes, S hirley Kaegi, C larice ! Tin- W ashington School Cub rons and patronesses for t h e , __________________ ___ _____________ available space in the high school ' street. N evada stre e t is in line L atim ore and Diane . Patterson. Pack com m ittee met last night evening were: Mr. and Mrs Mar- SERVICES HELD ______ TUESDAY On Novem ber 16 a m ajority of au ditorium was sold. Since re- for a 14-foot span. m the W ashington school and __ w plan w to go to Eu- ce*Pt-s - . . f i v e ; A t - present the city - - - - is asking the ..._____ m em bers w ere so satisfactory, m ade final plans for the Pack vln M iller, Mr. and Mrs. Jak e FOR SARAH UPDEGRAFF W eitzel, Mr and Mrs. Ja c k Zitter-1 F uneral services w ere held at gene to attten d the Sadie H a w -1 concerts w ere selected for the for bids on a 28-foot concrete ex” m eeting to be held next Tuesday Mrs. Ed Hahn, and Mrs. P at ! the L ltw iller chapel T uesday, k in's dance und State C onvention com ing season, and as soon as ! tension o n th e bridge w here Win- n ight at 7:30 in the lower hall ol cob, Dunn. __________________ options have been confirm ed the burn Way en ters th e Plaza i O ctober 22, for Mrs. S arah M. | of the E.S.A. the school. artists will be announced U pdegraff, who died O ctober 20 --------- Biegel also described im prove Mrs. E. J. LaM arre, Angus m ents to the hospital w hich in Bowm er. Mrs. R obert Dodge and cludes flooring, painting, and the a t Mr«r. UpTegraff was born J a n - W endell L aw rence w ere on the building of new stairs in various uary 1, 1858, in P olk C ounty, m J com m ittee in A shland to sell portions of the building. lowing hoys w ith achievem ent a- M ildred Ager, local photo Oregon. In 1880 she was m arried S o u th ern Oregon College has m em bership cards. The lease which w ould tu rn the wards: Bobcat, Jim m y G andee, grapher, announced this week to A. W. U pdegraff who preceded received a gift of a large U nited golf course over to the C ham ber hei in death in 1886. Bruce M errill, Jim m y S u th erlan d , th at the M emory Lane studio of Com m erce was p resented at She is survived by tw o d a u g h t States flag from Mrs. A lam edia ‘Rnwinpr Will I-foln G raham C u rry ; W olf, G a r y w ould open S atu rd ay , O ctober 26. C rites G erking of W oodburn O re- I> U " ” 1,1 the Tuesday n ig h t m eeting but K night. Bob K ram er; Bear, Sid- The studio is located at 214 East ers, Mrs. W. D. Foster of K lam ath was not signed because of a pol n v Knox; Gold and S ilver At- Main, and Is com pletely equipped Falls and Miss F lorence U pde gon in honor of Eugene C rites, a icy of not signing any legal doc- ows, G ary K night, Bobby K ram ei w ith the latest com m ercial photn- graff of this city. One g ra n d m em ber of the class of 1941 of According to a statem en t m ad e' um ent in the^ absence of tEe cr V daughter, Mrs. Dora E. Foster, S outhern Oregon College of E du S idney Knox, Jack Edw ards, and K 'aphy e q u ip m e n t Bob M yrick M rs A ger is being assisted by and one brother, F rank Zum w alt, cation and Ronald Crites, F irst dram a deD artm ent at S ou th ern S r S e n T T t therign ^ t i n g ° " " L ieutenant, A ir Corps, who was The pillow ing fla u nts m ake up i h er sister, Bonnie C onrad, who also survive. Oregon college, the M edford C iv T he Rev. E v erett McGee was killed on Nov. 17, 1945. the Pack com m ittee; O M T horn I will be receptionist and also ic T h eater m ovem ent is well on P resident Stevenson, who ac in charge of the funeral and in ton, O. R. Edw ards, A J. Wuti us, | tinting artist. S ylbia Sm ith will its w ay and will become a p e r cepted the gift on behalf of the term en t was m ade in M ountain Mr and Mis. L. K. G rant, J. A i assist In the dark room by doing m anent and valuable co n trib u college .stated th a t the gift was W lrth, Mrs. A E P eters. Mrs. W. jth e p rinting and enlarging work View cem etery. tion to so u th ern Oregon. flow n for the first tim e at W alter J M yrick, Mrs. B E W right, and i M rs- Ager will handle the actual A shland S h rin ers took p art in B ow m er is going to give all Phillips Field on S atu rd ay , Oct. J L. Fader, Cudtniatter. photographic operations herself. JOHNSTONS SEE VIVIAN a sh rin e cerem onial at Reno, Nev possible su p p o rt and aid to d ir 19, 1946 to open the gam e be Boh W endt of S outhern Oregon The studio has been decorated JOHNSTON WED AL DUNN ecting the dram as chosen by the ada S aturday. Mr .and Mrs. V erne Joh nston tw een S o u th ern Oregon College th eater board. W college who has been assisting the 11 color m otif of dusty rose and The H illah tem ple band, drum ‘H oliday” has blue. It covers an area of 18 x 43 atten d ed the w edding of his sis of Education and M onmouth. The been chosen as the n ex t p roduc corp, p atro l and o th er S h rin ers cub program , was also present. feet. ter, V ivian Johnston, to Al Dunn flag will be flown from the South tion. boarded ch artered greyhou n d Among the equipm ent which F riday, O ctober 18, in St. P a t e m Oregon College of E ducation buses F riday afternoon for Reno. flag staff on im portant national I is in the shop ls an Eastm an ricks catholic church, at Antioch, S atu rd ay they took p art in a days in honor of Eugene and printer. Pako dryer, K eith p o r C alifornia. parade at 1 p.m. a fte r w hich they Miss V ivian Jo h n sto n is well Ronold and all o th er m en who trait cam era, a series of Model- saw a high school football gam e Final respect was paid to C a d - ' Jn g M<7rst” M 6o"T ight87a‘’B ard- know n in this com m unity. She gave th e ir lives in an endeavor to and an o th er p arad e at 7 p.m. w nlladi- Ellis _._L. at 2 _ o d ■ < o > c k ,n<„ J riday j well M cAlister K eg-Lite, a B urke g rad u ated from S outhern Ore- m ake the world a b etter place in T hree speakers, Ben Lom bard, The local sh rin ers re tu rn ed to afternoon, O ctober 18, 1946, at I Jam es enlarger, and local atto rn ey ; W illiam Healy this city M onday m orning. Includ a Speed S °n College of E ducation and which to live, tin First P resb y terian church, Mi G raphic cam era. rap C ham ber of Com m erce secretary, ed am ong those who m ade the tau g h t in m any of the schools in Ellls passed aw ay T uesday m orn Mri rs. A ger’s husband, L. E. the valley. and Jack Stevenson , N ational trip w ere; H erb H uston, Phil ing at 8 o’clock, O ctober 14, at Ager, will also hove his surveying A m erican Legion rep resen tativ e, S tansbury. Sam Jo rd a n and C het his home on Siskiyou boulevard. office at 214 East Main. appeared before the A shland Post W alters. The deceased was a retired j M embers of th e C ham ber of of the A m erican Legion Tuesday farm er. He had bqrn a resident THE REVEREND DOWNING (MRS. JOY ENTERTAINED Com merce will eat venison at the evening. of A shland for the past 14 years SPEAKS AT RALLY MONDAY Lom bard discussed the bills SOROPTIMISTS WEDNESDAY next regular m eeting w hich will He was born in Dolgelly, Wales The R everend Earl Downing w hich will be voted on at t h e ' Mrs. R ichard Jo y sang tw o take place T uesday noon at the on May 14, 1865 and cam e to A m spoke at an Evangelistic rally at N ovem ber 5 election. He em - solos before the Soroptim ist club n>- i i c , „ i - . I L ithia coffee shop. The venison erica 62 y ears ago at the age of the C hurch of C hrist, in M ed phasized th a t everyone s h o u l d ................ W ednesday noon, at th e L ith ia 19. His m arriage to Miss Nellie ford .Monday, O ctober 21. vote. Healy requested th at the L e Coffee shop. The tw o num bers Powell took place in D enver on O ther persons from A shland gion co-operate w ith the C ham she sang w ere “Jea n n ie W ith The Decem ber 25, 1895. who w ere present at the Rally ber in any project w hich was for Light Brow n H air” by Foster, and was Phoned to A shland this m orn been J in o J n c e d ^ 06™™ h ° S nOt Mr. Ellis was very active in w ere: W. F. H ollingsw orth, Mrs. the good of the entire com m unity. “O! No J o h n ” an English folk an n o u n cea-________ the P resb y teria n church of which Ed G ettling, Mrs. Mae Russell, tng by his nephew , Leslie B ark- He suggested th at a m yrtlew ood song. hi- was serving as an elder at Mrs. R alph Foster, Sr. Mrs. Roval’ low, who was in the hun tin g par- THREE ATTEND JACKSON placque and a w eath er station be M argaret Ram say, vice p re si the tim e of his death. He was G ardner, Mrs. Jam es Tucker, M r. ty - w ............. erected in the Plaza to replace dent of the club, was in charge ith Dr. ............................... S um erlin. It is und- COUNTY C. OF C. STAG also a m em ber of the Woodmen and Mrs. G eorge A ndrew s, Mrs. cistood erstood th at h e a rt trouble was A ttending the stag p arty given the the present sign on ~ East M a in ' of the m eeting W ednesday as of the Woijd. A rden Hall and Mr. and Mrs. the cause of his death. by th e Jackson C ounty C ham ber which carries the nam es of th e I Mrs. J. V. W eitzel, th e p resident He is su rv iv ed by his wife, Earl D ow ning and daughters. I w as out of town. Di. b u m erlin and his fam ily ■ of Com merce, M ondav evening, World W ar II veterans. Nellie Pow ell Ellis; five children; Phyllis, Jo an n e and Lois. ____ _________ _______ _____ Stevenson explained the Le-J Je a n n e tte Sm ith gave a short moved to A shland in N ovem ber __ from Ashland w ere W illiam Hea- Colonel A rth u r Ellis, W ashing 1941 and practiced here w ith of ly, secretary of ch am b er of c o m -! gl° n ’s m ilitary training program rep o rt on the w ork she is doing ton, D. C.; C. H. Ellis, Seattle, WOMEN'S CIVIC CLUB BUYS fices in the S w edenburg building. merce, Ralph Koozer, m anager of aP , su 8gested different m ethods at 2he college train in g girls to be W ashington; Mrs. L aura Snyder, ANAESTHETIC Momhot-c K MACHINE \ir ------ I ? ? r ^ast ^wo years he has had the Bagley canning co. and Tom of Increasing Legion m em bership. C am pfire G irls leaders. M em b u s of he W om ens Civic his office in M edford although Neely, A lham bra, C alifornia; Mrs. Anne M embers of the Legion w ere ?heb piaiv £ e e k ,d° nated1 $250.00 t o 's till living in his residence on Tommy Newton, 18, S o u th ern Sprague, Lakeview , O regon; Mrs. Invited to the A uxiliary p arty Ellen M cReynolds, Eugene, O re the city hospital in A shland in G ran ite S treet. In the five years O ctober 30, C om m ander Phil Oregon college stu d e n t spent M onday night in the hills and eq id D in en tV i^ th a d d *d ° r al o l 1 ,t b at be bas l*ved >n this com m un- ' gon and six g randchildren. S tan sb u ry announced. he has m ade a host of fn en d s In term en t was m ade in M oun dM ?vw V hm m t0 n P wa ? ng r°°um was found n ear A shland re se r nnp«a « * .J ? ? ,.? ? ™ LWde,y' .wbo who_will_be shocked at his pass- tain View cem etery. voir Tuesday, m o rning by a s e a r thC lnf ' D r' S u' n " “ n »»» »n ¿Ik and M em bers of the A m erican L eg ching p arty organized by m em will have a bers of the college football team . dled n a the m achine w as w hile w orking in A shland was ion iV**,, and “ *‘v‘ A u xiliary w m nav rhtnnhT5i,iCau bon’ and ° x ygen rnn-1 active in the local R otary C lub 1 ,Ha p al l y W ednesday i even N ew ton had been h u n tin g w ith I If your young son comes home his brother, Jack, Ted C lawson theHc procedures USt*d *n anae8* • havina been a a ch ch a a rte rte r r m nf !P.g‘ O ctober at the , 30, 8 o’clock, --------- , _i having been m em em her ber of this week w aving a bit of p ap er Phil W olcott _____ ,...... .......... ,and W infield Rob- this organization at M yrtle P o in t' Womens civic clubhouse. An ex am in ation for S tu d en t The au x iliary m ade plans ----- for about and stating. “I got a five, I erson, all of A shland. He becam e Oregon. D ietitian has been announced by He was born at Lee, Coos Coun this p arty at th eir re g u lar m eet-1 P°P- he’s not talking about fold- 'se p a ra te d from the p arty late the U. S. Civil Service C om m is ing M onday evening at the Leg- j ln S money. i M onday afternoon and w hen the I p a re n tf wlerenph>neers% ’tliat! sei-S! JoP .1? 11 ; „ .................. I, R eport cards w ere given to Ash others R eturned to A sh land*they sion for train in g In W ar D ep art m ent. V eterans A dm inistration, Mrs. Ella May T rue was buried tlon and the fam ily was p ro m in -' Colonel H arold Jo rd a n ,who ls land high school stu dents on Wed reported he was lost and Public H ealth Service hospi Hi A searching p arty was out until M ountain View cem etery ent ln Coos county since settling ' „ can d ld ate for counedm an in the nesday of this week. These re- tals th roughout the country. The Tuesday, O ctober 22, after f u n e r - ' th ere' D r' S um erlin was g rad u at- N °vernbe11',,e Iectm n, also spoke to port cards are for the first six 2:00 a m. T uesday looking for him m axim um salary for the 12-mon- al services w ere held for her at ed from the high school at M yrtle the au x iliary M onday evening weeks period. , N ewton said th at he slept on th training period is $1,470 which L ltw iller funeral home, at 1:30 o’- P°*n t and attended the JJniver- He stated in his platform th at he A grade of “one", indicated on the m ountain, was aw akened at Includes allow ances for subsis clock, sJty of O regon p rio r to his grad* favored w ater m eters and also the card m eans the stu d en t has daylight and started follow ing tence .quarters, and overtim e. been superior ln th at p articu lar , the road to A shland. He m et the She passed aw ay S atu rd ay , Oct uation from N orth Pacific D ental d n ^ T th £ ffL, sltu a ,lo n - F u rth er Inform ation and ap p li ober 19 ,at her hom e on East College. On A pril 26, 1922 he was I , v< n Lom bard discussed the subject. “Tw o”, m eans very . „ good — i searching p arty on his w ay dow n cation forms m ay he obtained M ain street. ‘ m arried to Irmn *8ht am endm ents th at are to be I I' T hree Irm a Runnh Bunch d n„a au g i,t..r h ter I e elght, a,r,t'ndrnents hree” indicates average ability. 1 th e m ountain. W. • »». H. nunen, Bunch, for for m m anv anv y y e e a a rs r s ' ' v, ovem ber , ---------- 5 I ‘.T o u - r” is a passing «.cuv. grade. “F from the C om m ission's Local S e m rs, True ir u e had nad sp en t her en en- t. 1 of w , o ted on„ « in ......... the *’ u « N ' ihu it r i iv \ e e” --------------------- — Mrs, cretary , Mr. Eric W eren. located tire life In A shland having been S u p erin ten d en t of Coos C ounty ?! u°n; He especially explained not a passing grade, but m eans , gQW LING LEAGITF born here May 29, 1869 .She was «ehools. To this m arriage was the basic school law. the stu d en t is failing in th a t p ar- L z lL A U I J B z nt the Ashland Post Office. ticu lar subject, , This weeks standings in league m a u led to Jac k T rue in 1914. horn Lavonne, Mrs, P hilip Lind-1 s o C INSTRUCTOR H A S u az tr ' p,lay as of M onday night finds She is survived by two sisters, 8ay >a hd R ichard who are stud- C L A S S A T C O O S m y Mrs. H attie M. Konop tran sact- the M arshal W ell’s keglers lead- Mrs. B eecher D anford, A shland; phtH at S outhern O regon College H arold Bishop .assistant pro- ed business and visited her nep- I ing. The h ard w are m erch an ts are Town Talk and Miss Eunice G rubb of Chica- and A shland S enior High, fessor of physical education and hew, Frank W. O’Conner, in S a n ' also high for th ree gam e total go, Illinois; three brothers, Lar-1 a period of years Dr, Sum - kin Or'iihh ’ AokiTLT'.* 'T L '' erltn wn«’ Vn b ealtb was In Coos Bay last week Jo se, California last week. O’Con- I w ith a score of 2850 by u iu b b , A shlund Sain G rubb, GFijn was |p Alaska and s to jic s 1 <jjv|ncr a p1n<:q in thic / »« ncr is pnrollpd in S*in Q tn t» t-Tink ^ . News Review 'S K ^ e S K ^ a n d 6 ^ I ha’ = d- « S X n o p V X l'h la n d S a t u S 987. R eporters I The Rev. George M, Shum an brothers; Tom of MyrtltJ Point.) h t ^ l t T m o g i ^ and returned to San Jose, Sun- Individual high scores are led LARRY BASEY shooting a five ' bacd 8 charge of fu n e ra l^ " o( . X " d^ r an< Mrs. Mike G alarneau | f c e e ^ m S ^ . ^ B i ! 1/ 8^ . ^ Jobs Daughters Have Jamboree Saturday Sororitv Pledges Six New Members Memory Lane Studio Will Open Saturday College Receives Gift of U. S. Flag (ub Pack Meeting to Be Held Tuesday Nite '''Sinu''';;;!“!:.’™",,. ,b<- With Little Theatre Members of Shrine Make Trip to Reno Cadwallader Ellis Is Buried Friday Legion Listens To Three Speakers Dr. L. Sumeriin Dies Out Hunting Venison Dinner For ! C of C Members Hallowe’en Party To Be At Clubhouse Student Dietitian Training Offered Life Long Resident Passed Away Oct. 19 First Report Cards Given To Students _____ ling M O1 o i za ............ HOWARD ODEN a u ^ ’Poblle. . HENRY METZ m aking plans. D. D; no, . b e and sm all son, vacationed In hablv be here F riday C rescent City, C alifornia from bably be here F riday Ä Ä . " " J « Ä s !SE Ä e S U g h za i ’UhJeC' ' --------------------------- ed fr° m a tr4P t0 W illiam s, Calif- R ubber mats for sinks, stove ornia and are on th eir way to M arshall Wells Crowson Radio Won 18 14 12 12 Lyst 10 14 16 16