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RJR: NEW CAMEL ADS DON'T TARGET YOUTH

August 24, 1998 05:00 AM

Bob Garfield's Ad Review "Cigarette ads revive the spirit of Joe Camel" (AA, July 27) would have been more appropriately titled "Adult smokers don't have a sense of humor," because that certainly was his angle.

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