KODIAK .
DIARY ...
Puzzle for Christmas Week:
If you have 32 Christmas tree (
oodles, 1 inch in diameter and
finches long, how many of this
lumber could you place, one at
time in an empty box that is 4
icbes high, 4 inches wide and 4
icbes long?
You should have the answer in
ne minute. (See below.)
This will be our last published
dice concerning the close of
be Kodiak Mirror—VE (Victory
j p Europe) $25 War Bond Con
I test, which closes December 30
lit midnight, the last Saturday
ii the year.
I Some day next year will come
tie glorious news concerning
Germany that we all have been
iraiting for and that day will be
1 happy one for everybody. But
Esome reader of the Kodiak
irror (we must note now that
may not be a resident of Kod
ak as a surprising number of
fronts have come from other
;s of Alaska and in the States)
day will be even more mem
le for having won a $25 War
rod with only the effort of
:ing a guess and filling out
eoupon. (The last coupon of
year appears elsewhere in
isissue.)
! Everyone, young or old still
las a chance, with the amateur
iimchair strategist able to be in
ill his glory. Military knowledge
lays no part, in this contest,
iinston Churchill has already
id to revise his date of the
ur’s end with Germany — and
t are sure Hitler has had to re
ise his.
Better fill out the coupon now
ifore the year-end bustle in
heres—and remember the
lore the merrier, just like
bristmas!
The winner’s name will be
imounced in the first issue after
ie eventful day is correctly
mfirmed.
May the day be soon! And
*y the winner be you!
(continued on page 14)
GREETINGS
and
SINCERE GOOD
WISHES
For your Health and
Happiness at Christmas
time and for the New
Year.
THG CUB
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Merry Christmas
\ and a Happy New Year I
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“LONG MAY OUR
LAND RE BRIGHT
WITH FREEDOM'S
HOLY LIGHT."
MJtftRY CHRISTMAS
TO EACH OF YOU
Wishing you all the happiness which may be
contained in an old fashioned American Christmas.
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HERE'S TO A
QUfUiimai
And may the joys and hoppineu
of this Holiday Season remain
with you, not only at Christmas
time, but each day of the
coming year.
TOTEM IGLOO GUPIO
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as in Pittsburgh. Around the world Coca-Cola stands for the pause that refreshes,
—has become the high-sign of friendly-minded folks.
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