FOR VICTORY UMTIO STATES WAR BONDS-STAMPS MICHIGAN STATE NEWS t older, Heather !tn*w flurries. Daily Student Publication of Michigan State ('allege vol. 337.332 RA8T LANSING. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,AI.MS NO, S3 NazinKcportcdj knrollmeni in lop ,^ Today's $tatrv- Sc°,i„„s ' Campus FromCaucusus _ i "™»" KnroIIment fur the winter Kitvimni In Ki'-i'let'leil (Hivernur Kelly Askft Krilft Tnkr 211 l\lorr ('itlr* i,rrm* war-tmir for many male AliidrntA, will rx~ session Id SprukerMliip Sprcitil Power* .11 omen! Join SWF* Along Don, Soizo Mneli iced 1,900 at Michigan State of IIoiimi' m for Wartime rot I*-it#"*, lU'tfisti jir if s Linton (•rrnniii llooiv It lilt HARD 1.. 'I I It NIK \n opportunity I* provided fnr ri'jmrtpfl yfstrrtlay as The - Mimrnl fullowinc thr Christina* ( WASHINGTON, .fan. li I LANSING. Jan. 0 »»<*r| the "victory con-. Merited -hi* mi'MMaffi! to t.h t , r<-ilit Is offered, has only four casus has seized at least 23 n a M .. / c . , . , -nndlef* to date, according to towns, Including Konstantinovak, ; fi»r«»ileti rouipAmi with ^ From tnu rostrum of legislature, a (loeument pro- Manny Mullen. CDC head, who only 11.1 miles from Rostov, Jhe tor tie- t.Mtjc day a year the hotiHt!—met totlwy in U posing the enactment of far- n ports that the class will not be Soviets announced today In" a I ago ami hi .it the heglnmiig ; moiKl for Solemn united action i i caching laws to rope, with tho Ken unless six more coeds are iif the"r,,ii i, to win the war and for sharp in- problems of his war-time admin* midnight riminiuntqur heard ' willing to don glovea and dung- hero l>y the Soviet monitor. College officials expressed, si tence upon writing its own 1st ration arid tin: post-win veurs. .11,. .mil join the original four Russian troops driving ahead gratification at the comparative- j low* on domestic Issues, rcanrd- Addressing member* of the nOsirants. Interested women on the ly slight decrease. It had been - s of the wishes of the White house Stalingrad front have of representatives iind iii.i v imiiilre of Dean E. L. An- klllcd or captured 20,100 Gcr- geoernlly pri*li<-t«-d that between j House. senate in Joint convention on tho thou* for further Information mnns since Jnn. I to boost the 1,000 and 1.100 students would j These two determinations fail to return to school due to dominated a brief opening day of the 92nd legisla- ■ IhiiiI the course, Mullen stated. total Nazi casualties to 339,lit preliminary Kelly asked that he be since the offensive uncertainly resulting Irom t session of spec h making and of Simrtan Women Farmerettes begun Nov. government's recent announc ; clothed with extraordinary pow- 10, another special Moscow com. organization the tragically | (-j S for duration of the war. merit that with exception of a ! vital period wliich lie* a hen II rang munlque said. ... \umher Hritish observers saw in this few specialized groups. all able- They were expressed j by ilepub Without going Into details he ImnIii.|| men sturtents woulrt la¬ commended to the lawmaker* list new evidence that the C»ei When a iIndent Rets Into the in nniforni before summer ami ttie council of tale government*' maim were beating a One to chances In addresses i classroom at the begin hasty ir- "model" bill which would allow of a term—that's nothing. treat, moving so fast that they many of them or army camps ami student* (lie Michigan chief executives of the states to were unable to Most of lh« mllrac'* 1.1001 Stale New* will continue lo ;tn< when an Instructor gels his destroy huge army unlisted icarsr-s will Ik- uzpend' law* as need arose in i,, , tmiiis mixed—that's differ- dumps ot valuable equipment. called to duly shotlly after I he I use II* fall Irrrn circulation list time of emergency. ■>.' A tull blond member of Moscow's army newspaper until next week. Anv further Red Star said the (icr itns were close of the w inter term, while Kelly blew eold on tin fever¬ ,tc .ilcrt faculty strolled Into changes should he reported lo ish rush t,etNVreo loo and 1.000 may be I of some legislator* to • , III! in full flight in the central Can the Stale News office Ire fore Ag hall Wednesday miiiictidl into military service enact a law iti record time .cok¬ it 3 p. m., removed his casus because heavy blows the new route* are drawn up. Vimin curing tin* iritr-i v erring months ing to shove Michigan < locks ivcrcoat southwest of Stalingrad and in and rubbers, The Atpuntoir division re ——-—————————h;,rg ,lf1 pour to the old I ■astern the middle Don urea were erased the blackboard, pot led enrollment ill nti'il than spokesmen, conscious nt tandnrd time schedule down at the desk and opened threatening their rear communi¬ ,t cation pivot and base id Rostov minxes also he'd op well with ' 'heir greatly reinforced strength "This legislature should not •n hticfrasc. The students gazed 191 ifgictcrrxt W1H, And they came from the Demo- uct hastily on a question as 1m In a special compared ally, but bulletin Jan. I. i1 r»itic lie, . u nobody rceog- the Russlnnx announced the Red 194 a year ago. side.of the political barrier : portant a* this matter of official Mi/cd him. ; as well. time," he counseled the member* army had killed 171.090 Nazis ■ Idiit rail Finally, the lanky instructor and raptured 147.910 since Nov. ,,****, , ', election, with its in his text. He urgeci that either e.!.*i-«t up from his 10 on the Stalingrad front which |/f * f f .Ills I fill JO\ wide Republican gain?, war re M special committee or 1 tic oppre papers and fleeted at the outset in the cloj j of the saul. Well. J imagine tliia is see Includes port of the Don r,vr' priate standing committer.-, > 'inn a ni Mathematics 102." A > bend. Kidino in East, est vote for party control of the •house in the last decade. house arid senate fully ••xploro The | wh"1 is at stake Democrats won. By 217 to 200,! The message covered i broad m m the upperclassmen. Finally j of fresh casualties Inflicted south . (Itils Fuel Oil they re-elected Speaker Sam Ray i field of topics and was bis llrst someone informed htm that' it and southwest of Stalingrad ' burn. formal statement of hop. . and v.is a political science class, and 20,000 Germans killed and 9.500 ! WASHINGTON Jan 6 s",d 11 matiy»» lature in hi* exaugural nessagu College Training Plan k or Many -uch k. tH.-Wmgs ,l.uc the particularly appropriate tonignt tnat ,i multi-million del- possibility of curtailing their this honor should-go to Rayburn h,r surplus in the suite's gener-l bours or davs of ooerat'on* un on hi* 91st move to launch formal pro-N birthday, the pande- fund should be invested in gov¬ m.ainst the War Manpower der the order ()PA left it to ' monium was renewed, ernment bond* and held intart mission'* failure to include the school hoards store- opera ! Tomorrow it will cultural African War Resumes tors and others in charge of ml- joint session to hear President meet In for pout-war use. students among Van Wagoner, whose 'erm a* . '■ ho will receive special att Allies Take Strang consuming buii.br c- to deter ' Roosevelt deliver his annual mes- nief executive mine how they iR meet the re- expired jt. Gov. e training under the now luge, making recommendations education program will be Axis Hill Positions durrri fuel ratio s , | for congressional action. Harry F. Keily succeeded h.m New Year's day, told the law¬ ' .ken by E. L. Amusement pi were f pi Anthony, ALLIED HEADQUARTERS in makers he was leaving "a cash "i agriculture at Michigan rinlly hard hit oidei tor- North Africa, Jan 9 surplus of some 327,000,000-Hi "• ...I lege. - Veteran Hritish First (APi- bidding ple3s re ing in the Fralcrnitv Pled{{(t< first surplus we have known ,n "niiiy sold he Army east spectffcai rd motor:. Jflanncd to troops captured Jcbel Azzag and ing to incite VV ill Be Addressed 20 years" in the general fund, ■ -t.. deans of other land and that it probabiy would grow t , | nearby points in an attack inks. l»v • .. n agricultural students . >< referred training lists. „4 anmHlnced tonight, u was ,hc ,lrst rt.a, fighting m juirements nty Axek"-itctivities ton,gut 8 p. rn. when the Rev. William • ,t Iiul """US, Houses ow they feel as 1 do that , ,wo woeks in North Tunisia ( urpenter of Luruung speaks to ! Ate HeUOrled Full ure needs trained lead- -Our forces are mopping up NEWS STAFF MEETING them in the lecture room <.f the be war effort as much as isolated machine-gun posts and j No- repetition of the .evere nna There will be a ineriin; of Hviticulture building. housing shortage of fall term .s f perhaps we can ar- j haVt? repul.sed a counter-attack Rev. Carpenter's talk will cov¬ . meeting to draft a for- j (.gainst all Michijan Stab New* edi¬ being experienced at Michigan ■i.tion for one of our newly-won er u broader aspect than just State this term, presentation to torial staff members and any. according to power ('positions. tnr else interested in uorhlnj ti eternities, and will be of inter- ; Ron Heath and Miss Mabel Pc- commission," he In the air, a headquarter l to b-jth , for paying editorial or busi¬ e pledges and actives. terscn, housing directors, , spokesman said, Forties* bomb¬ Ron Keath, men's housing direc¬ i ers scored hits or near inisscs on ness positions on the paper Although the .tuation for tor. saitt yesterday. . women is still overcrowded, it n tcday at 1:41 p. n». in the UNDER THE WIRE a cruiser leaving the harbor of Sfax and left the Sfax- power station in flames. Tunisian State News office. Tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the ! not us critical as before. same room, pledges will take the annual j dormitories, co-ops and off cam- All fraternity examination. j pus houses arc lilted, with be- ' tween 35 and 40 women m the *'-MED IIDQ. IN AU8TRA- ' < recreation rooms of Williams. '" i I" atlas '■ Mursday, Jan. 7 (API— MacArtbur's bomb- Davis Disputes Halsev's '43 Victory Idea ! and Campbell dormitories. Addeii facilities in more off- -troyed four anti atrcralt w II as ! campus residences eased tiro and a plane In a raid washington, Jan. 8 {AP) Germans, to the best of his Of the state department s re- i shortage of rooms tor men to a vital Jap New Guinea -o-Elmer Davis, whose job is to knowledge. stiJI arc building gently-issued white book detail- J"' "f I.ae. the noun rommuni- keep the nation informed on the j more suomarines than the Unit- . . . .. . k'cat extenT, Heiilh said, reported today. war, took exception today to a ed Nations arc sinking and the ,hJ e"or;f # \hCt ^n tcd high-ranking naval officer's flat toll the U-boaD are taking of; States and other United Nations _ _ " '-ANSING, Jan. 6'(AP)—Local prediction of victory this year. Allied shipping is creating to prevent war in the decade be- t TIlMi TADIE oards today were ordered Asked for comment on the J "heavy Josses in ships and in tfu fore Pearl Harbor, Davis report- ' III IE iHWkL L. M. ' Rosecrans, state optimistic view recently ex- cargoes that go with their., and ; cd that Axis propagandists'ap-..1 1 '.i service director, to pressed by Admiral William F.;sometimes trained men.on them.' parcntly were finding the publi- , lassification. Haisey, the south Pacific com- | mander, Davis responded: Alth-ough he spoke pessimis- i ticaily of the "continuins serious | cation hard to answer, TODAY— German, Italian and Japanese y 1 IUNGTON, Jan. 6 (API— "I have no information to j submarine menace," Davis said j radios still are showing a great Panllcllenic council 7:39 p. nr., Org. no. 1, Union -WritVy Jeported that 'support such a prediction, al¬ the United Nations, particularly ; deal of indignation, and for want ilnif " bomber> had sunk a though 1 have been trying to get the United States, for "some | oi a better reply "are " telling Excalibur. 12 noon a?,''Weand kai| scored Aleutian a'direct some." On the contrary, the director months" have been building their people, for instance, that ships faster than the Axis subs the white book Is a "series of Hunt's Food shop Liberal Arts council, 5 p. m. on anoth^wsSif • - of war information asserted, the were sinkinc them. ; " ■ counterfeits'." — Org. room l, Union • ai«fS«Si la V -y Thursday, ^Tnnumy 7, rn43 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pag* Two Grin and Deaf II By Liclitv -IRE- MICHIGAN STATE NEWS WOMAN'S WORLD Cab-red a* eeeond-rlaw mattw at the pMtofTle* *iit Tertalnt, Mlrh. Oftta— InraM on (round rt.orr of nut wlna at Union Hulldlni Annrt. room It. Pnhlhhei rUilr r.rert Run.l., ,n.| Mon.ln, nmrnln*. durln, the tty NEVA ACKKRMAN roar and weekly on l'h«r..l«y mornlntt durln* Mlrh!*#n lummer roll#**.by the (tuuriitt 8Ut#....ion Member Aewwl.ted t:*lle(lete I'ree- T»l#pht>n# CVIttc# Photi# MM1. K4- ftorUI Offlc# Kit 2**i BtttltlMI OfTLe# A. W. S. Kwi. 1M. Nattonul Advertising Service, Inc. Huhwrrlption mtr» •' I# per ropy; $3 00 Women's activities for the CeJ/tttt VubltJnrt Krprrirnf*th* term got under way with a spe- prr year t»y nttiU; ..ft.RO |kt y«*«r ^ 4fO M«riwoN Avi Nww Vonn. N. V. roll?*# furrier to ; ffl.55 l*r cuil Sheeting of A. W". S. council CMdeAO » #©•?*• • IX tN«rtl( > rWAMCMK • yrip hy folic*# furrier to nun-itiidpflti, lust night dealing With organi¬ zation of future plan* and pro¬ Ml MIIKH OF Tit P. ASHOCI ATKIl PKISS grams. A»*»rl*t«d Pre#* i* nrhiwlvrty #tttlil#il to tR# 0*0 for refnihlleaiUm of >« consid¬ credited in thUi !»#por uml »>-o th# Tli# Main question under W« 9%ral nrwc j nblbheU therein. All right* of eration by the council is the pos¬ t Mr# RIiu rrnrrved. sibility of 1 a. m permission for . SHKT.tlON MDYF.lt Saturdays as well as Fridays for ItiMlnrM Manager, 4FAN WHITING winter term because of the lim¬ iting of parties to Mast I rinsing. FPITOGI Al. STAFF A committee including Pat A«Mvinto Kaiitor. KIJelH lilt AND I*, AaalatnM Kdltora, Itll.t, PARC!,AY. HIM. Stone, A. S. '44. Ida Mihay, Vet. JOHNSTON, HIM MAHOOX. JKftllY I K.lt IIOltST; Sport* tirftlor, TOM ItlOlt- '•14, Shirley Knowltoii, H. K. '43, HAN W« mm * KHtim. NKV A A« KKHMAN Patly Roddy, L A. '43, and Jean . III HlNPSS STAFF INOFHSYOOIl t'ontrart* Mnna*t» MARCARFT Ovlalt, II. K '45, was appointed Dcriner to investi¬ ART Aitvortlnine M it hum by Pres. Vera iitfft I'M'I. F, WAIeKKK. CU-#HM A.lvortMn* MAN . Ctivulnlioii W HTf.FlK A»* >tnot ihlt,#. MM'tn. Now we have to start Send us any unusual stunts .Weiner said, 1943 output for all over otv a new system. You used by your group, and we'll consumers will be at least 15 to can't win. pass them on to others. The 20 per cent less than last year. The old bromide is still true only trouble with these initia¬ However, stores and dealers still about the guy who bent over to tions is that too many men with have fairly large supplies of tie his shoe during registration high school minds help to con¬ goods made in previous years, and in the process a line the duct them. Their aim seems to and the amount of goods on the length of the gym formed be¬ be breaking every bone in the market therefore will drop only hind him. You feel sorry for the poor poor pledges' bodies. There real¬ 10 to 15 per cent. Standard letterhead size. Zip books with 3-ring ly istCf any percentage in it. music student who registered in How caiTn guy with two broken binders. Genuine split cowhide leather. a two credit dairy management legs pay his dues? CLASSIFIED ADS class, thinking it a snap course only to find the first day of class that calculus 303 was a pre¬ Defense Work FOR RENT 2.50 Women will have an opportu¬ KQOM -IW S ttwn uluiknu. Arrutfp requisite. for »Th«t<\ t-ovbU* oi- Keif double. 1J9 Others to $6,95 nity to sign up for defense Cntar St I'hOB.- «««(.,. M this wick at the CDC de¬ Aside from the fact that a lot courses fense desk in t!ie Union, accord¬ WANTED TO RENT NAME OR INITIALS IN GOLD of pledges and actives too are ing to OSD Chairman Mann.v engrossed in defense acttviUes TWO-CAR ft A RACK S* SuruM* Mulicn. All of the defense and classes, a rigid set physi¬ courses, including first aid, home Lun«\ Ubvno K3553. S3 107 South Near cal exercises like walking to nursing, air raid training and WANTED Washington Michigan Okcmos and back, or making the Ave. Are. individual do 50 consecutive airplsne spotting will be open to COLLKGk r.IRU To alar with nine- women, and they are urged to push-ups. for fraternity week ycar-tOd boy after ».-hoc4 in rxrhaaie isn't too bad an idea. Informal register for these courses, Mul¬ for nir.ly furnlaW nrival* mom. C!u»e us rampiu, Call 4M07 after «:«. 5» .initiation should J>e made more len said. lagllj j, minry 1. »><3 Pace Three 111let inbnelion Face* Former Mate* Lr \< w» Boxing Tournament Hermie in Fomiirg Sailor-Spartan Foulest Srtys — When the Michigan State kethnllers try for victory No. ban-, typo of sports, Chet I came back j to lead one of'the greatest trams I... ru | against Client Lake* Saturday | In Spurtun history Ui u victory. I■— I basketball , < v team,'' moaned "ur they'll hnvo to i cope with, nmonc i laden others, their hint ye.-ir'x captain season lie was the favorite of fane 1 "no disappointed Michigan I and slat Chet Aubuchon. The I wifh hoi fancy dribhlirft; excel IB5 IflR 17ft Heavy I SneB«me"rtTt 1110 r,'"M!1 .M"'M!,e!!° " "",rh • »«»* «'»«» '"rrid shooting, 'j n tin J he sentiment , ofr denied to be , action most tVmtan i but he with s the Sailors so far, expected to be In there , mlt, ' ,nu|.i,,1|1V tll|rnt< htm i.i.iilwond ,,1,-v blank for the State New* nil college boxing fans we talked to. They had plenty for the Spartan affair. i the Spartans Played Now -J.it- ,. i will begin Inter In the month. Varsity Conch Al -ad reports dm log the vacation | Aubuchon Is remembered'as! lie K" ,S hm ' Vii.ii those who plfln to enter do so id. once and be of Stale's three straight louse." the lad who came to State a* one i abilities in an attemptio t<.o .cvi.-rk Urn', tely. Or Mini tat Ion athletic managers are and personally saw the "streak" I of the .original I the Spartan chalice* V ,h,.|i it-nine In the tourney, a* tliln year a group extended to four Monday night. j for their 0 ii r y gang,' season's Hist win. \ utilized fur the flrnt time. The picture is truly a gloomy made all Amer ; Yimfles* Aubuchon, Ben Van " lie witii plenty of first clat.nl lean in his Jun Ah lytic and his men will hnvo i Inhs looming up on the Spartan i lor year, and Hinlei'yTerin Sport* , prri( vvith several other stars |fl(.r, Slate card ('ouch Hen VanAlstyne i then was forced ; like I Job Ijavies, Heton Hall all- out of action for American, who is said by many I/, will lake his men to the Great ' l\ri>tilers Opening on Friday Lakes Nnvat Training litis week-end for the Station first of j the 1040 -II sen- p, son with .) blond ttj,. grcalf.l | player m Ameiica today North- ba ketball women will* - Infection that al Wt stern's Dkk Klc/ti. «.iic -if Urn two contests with the Uluejltrk- thr.1t most cost him two men back from last i winter ets fIf course the Sailors wall year's „|,i.v at 5 p. 111. Hotel Honorary I'lans lie lop heavy favorites to tuko hi"- IHe. flmefm-ket club, and kiddie rWska After the un<* alleys when Annual Hits one. hut i emcmher that fruni Notre finme, miiui, Alpha XI Hell-llo/i, hirst (ileal Lakes football gumw" tors had told cheat Lakes' r.nly defeat this ACIHTCIION him he would ' season was at the hands of 11II- lamina Helta, Formal of Season As we'recall, the Spin Ian arid] a n il Living never play 4ms l5„, Tc,i champion - f lust club bold a rating simitar to die. ktlhall >11 rolling. Sigma (ianiuia Upslloii, hoiel again w engage in any year one the hoopmcn have at pres* , .mis are com- admlnlstrntioii honorary, an sit and it wasn't until the Hlue- v nit four wotn- nouneed committee chairmen j lack'ct iilTair I bat the uotbull - , i, icani. tinmen asl night for Ihr first formal team really found itself Maybe ,. . v Monday, rlance of winh the Ik-ll Ihe Sailors ran help i mother "> iilay. Hop. State leant gam its bulati The dance will la- held in the We personally bt-liuv e I hat Union ballroom on Friday, -Ian. the Green and White c iig'emen 15. The ballroom will he doeo- have the ability, but at prcser.it . third rated like a cabaret, and iiiukic li s pint a matter ol not being I will be provided by Dick able to get together When tlu-y tlTieiolly | Charles' hand, according to Paul (hi, things may begin to took .mil a prue- Unusenbuucr, '43. bright again oil the Last I at using >.- held -Thurs- Hausenbnui-r announeed tin- front ihc Women's j following i-onunittee clunnneir | i nines must band and refreshments, Kenneth I I,, a -at a sehed- ('itlifo Teysen, '43; decorations, Kerne 5 PJ books reduc •d to mil ..ut. according llart, '43, and Dick Stubbs, '44. 'aiker, physical tmblieity, Addison Fuller, 13, and Homer Sitner, '43, tickets, i. Mting meets Henry Pollard, '43. p in January Ticket! will be sold by Sigma . t will be held Gumma members and at the third meet, Sale of in., Union desk. -oiorlty, dor- Three-quarter iv mient woman witli any Journalism Office 'mJSi I N«si«r» € U»ntpletion "•">ii "I January I a new Journalism ofTice on Length Outer Coats , Icanne Knight, (he basement floor of the Union "•'tor. t | annex is now hearing eomple- I lion, Prof. A. A. Applegate, head Shuns Cigarettes i jof the department, announced Bhnire of Sen ices i yesterday, The olTice is situated across i a the sugges- from Publieulions How which m men in the I includes the Wolverine, State 7.50 t ■ rn> gaieties, ac- News and Spartan olTice. Prof 6.95 (• ■ made on cur- Applegate said he expected that 8.50 Coats now i v Chesterfield he and Dean Kuykendnll, m a hirers. Cigar- structor in journalism, would 8.05 c Cnited States move into their new location by . to letters. the end of next week. 9.95 10.50 Coats now 8.95 10.95 I WE WILL BUY 11.95 ALL 12"() l2.au Coats now 10.95 12.95 EXTBOOKS 15.00 4 _ \ to.50 ("oats now 13.95 16.95 that are used 17.50 18.00 15.95 ( oats now I WINTER TERM 18.50 18.75 20.00 Coals now 25.00 Coalte HOW 22.50 K1G,,T ACROSS FROM THE UNION MV/RUS LAmiNC AHD | ^ I AIT LAffSW «VU*I Thursday, Jumil (Continued frot oommunlrpie mud booty had been , front: Klfly-slx (links machine-guns, 2n; nntl-tnnk rifles, in rifles, 15,77(1 nil, 3.000,000 shells 000,000 rounds-i (Ion, 500,000 mi is, transmitting slnti, with food, .'(,21, enrtt With Viirltiu engines, 400 ruilw rlous dumps. Keaturlm Navigation Course Doubles Winter Term Enrollment Enrollment in the navigation courses offered hy the Mnthe-1 unities deportment has doubled ' Vie Kanners since Inst ferin, according to i Prof. Everett Welmers, Six sec¬ I annul tions of beginning nnviKation! eiiitifM ond one section of celestial nnv- ! and a igation are taught. small Worlc is done mainly wilh i maps which are kept up to date | CORAL GRBLES ul.iliu! Ml fai by reports from the navy de- | I MILK BAST of M.S.CCiiiof nnron serine partment. Only prerequisite for the course is trigonometry, uc- i ,-llllUS it's a cording to Prof Welmers. dorsn of till with talks are scheduled on nuilr Africa, the Polynesinn islands, ent Mexico, and the tlimalayus. i AStin SMA*\ NIOHT 'rcr nuitai Nature movies will finish out reeori the series. "Wild Late in Color" and "Microvnrium" are the SAYe OAS-JUST 1 MILE PAST EAST lASSlSb tilnis. CIGARETTE GIVES SMOKERS WHAT THEY WANT THE NEW YEAR RIGHT WITH THE COMBINATION FOR - * 0>P7^ iWiUuifAMrtuTtwaCi •'