| Show V a it of Teton for Havirall FEW A column 4 Dreiser's Last painting ' otA r DEIIIIAPS there have been more literary battles fought over 1 the late Theodore Dreier than over any other writer of an Continued from rage One PrHATS half the job done ali ready Getting up the hills is easy with these mechanical aids Getting back down can be made as easy for the novice with just the help of one of the many exschooled Utah's winter Olympic aggregation—Anne Wirm Dick liovitz Jack Reddish George Macomber Corey Engen and Don Johnson These skiers products of local slopes will represent the United States in Switzerland next January They will be accoached by their companied and Alf old "ski school-marm- " of the hikEngen cry boards In each of the association's clubs are experts who are glad to welcome new members and start them on their snowy conquest of the hills Such instruction is not only wise but is necessary as a safety measure Safety is a skiing "must" and proper training in fundamentals is the best way to increase the safety factor A CCADENTS can happen but 1they are never more prepared for than when skiers are present Ski patrols organized wherever there are skiers are trained in first aid and rescue work Each year a few injured participants are brought from hilltop retreats by these patrols after an accident has marred the agenda Last season Utah played host to the national downhill slalom and combined event at Snow Basin to climax the biggest year of winter sports in history Ski officials anticipate an even bigger year this winter with 13 tournaments on the schedule and several 'months of the best skiing in the world promised by early snowfall Intermountain Ski Association officers for 1947-4- 8 elected at the annual meeting of club delegates recently in Salt Lake City Include Fred Montmarency Ogden president Art Roth Ogden secretary-treasureFrank Rasmussen Salt Lake 'Utah vice president A C Grasmoen Flagstaff Arizona vice president Jim Huidekoper Jackson 'Wyoming rice president: Claude Jones Twin Falls Idaho vice president er -t r: of auociatiosanctioned ski tournaments for the intermountain region include 14 events slated for centers In Utah and Wyoming during the coming season The complete calendar: Dec I3—Snow cup prelimiCaries Alta Dec 20—Snow cup finals Alta 26 — UnIN'ersity-colleg- e Dec open Jan l Provo 11 Championship Provo jumping three - way Jan 23—Intermountain cross-count- ry Provo JAIL 27—Intermountain Timpanagos Feb 2—Intermountain downhill and slalom and Jackson Hole open Jackson Wyo Feb S—Snow Basin giant slalom Snow Basin Feb invitational giant slalom Ephraim cross-count- canyon ry Feb 22—Intermountain Jumping championships Ecker hill Feb invitatimal Provo April 8—Teton spring derby Jackson Wyo April 14—Giant slalom and downhill Alta Events with dates not yet set Include the southern Utah three-wa- y initAtional championships injumping open and four-wa- y vitational all at Provo 4 4D -- er- c There is a book for EVERYONE on your Christmas shopping list— and mailing a check and please send it on to me" '4 41'''''' rk - t 14 ' t 4 i : One of several fine paintings of the Teton mountains done by Elsa Saxrod during a recent first trip to the Jackson Hole region is' shown above It is especially notable for Its use of morning light Mrs Saxrod has a vibrancy of color and a feeling for the wilds that she transposes to her canvases Just finished and being hung at the Z C M I tearoom Is her latest work—a scene in the Tetons In the morning light— done with all the enthusiasm of a first-tim- e visitor to the Jackson Hole region Here the artist has given us a Teton mountain that sets solidly and serenely on its base In some paintings the mighty crags have a nervous look of shakiness "I'm planning another Teton picture" she says "done in the sunset light: Mrs Saxrod and her husband both mountain enthusiasts have recently returned from a Chicago trip where the artist spent much time among the rare paintings of that city's art institute A book is such a Wholesome Gift a 0 always appreciated O long enjoyed ' easy to share a graceful compliment O an enduring expression of friendship and esteem Give Books and Have More to Give— O O - Every Moment Spent in Our "Store of a Thousand Gifts" makes your Shopping Easier Deseret Book Company "The Book 'Center of the Intermountain West" 44 East South Temple St Salt Lake City Utah d he had made it was not good "Shadow of Heaven" Alfred Hayes calls this second novel Hayes himself is called by no one less than Ernest Hemingway "one of the few firstrate novelists in America" He has insense a of inner and sight meanings I Oberon is a labor union mediator caught between two forces Slowly he becomes aware that he cannot accept the money and sex :standards of his community When he tries to emerge from' the rut he finds obstacles—Margaret to whom he is not married and of whom he has tired—Janet STARTING THE DAY freshly starched and rosy with sweet your little ones are! 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