Norway, the land of fjords, where cold and snow make winter sports a pastime for old and young, sends us our latest Skiing Sport King, A. Lekang, the Ski Champion of 1932. Much of the traveling during the winter in Norway is done with "skis", long wooden runners strapped on the feet. Boys in Lekang's native country learn to "ski" as soon as they are able to walk. A. Lekang became one of the outstanding Ski experts at home, and then came to America to test his skill against other greats. At the National Ski Championships held at Lake Tahoe, California, on February 28th, 1932, he won the Ski Championship by scoring 213 points, defeating such outstanding stars as Armstrong and Elvrum.