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this and there is nothing they fear so much, even the biggest of them like Grizzly Bear, as an avalanche.

"Listen!" said Billy Surefoot the Moutain Goat.

Nanny Surefoot and Little Kid, their small son just starting out in the Great World with them, listened. From the distance around on another aide of the mountain came a dull roar that lasted only I. omont or two. Billy shook his head. “I am glad we were not in the way of that." he said.

"I hope no one else was, not oven Grizzly Bear, and we dorfi love him at all," said Nanny.

“What was it" asked the small Clout.

Then his mother told him about the danger of the sliding snow in summer and the dreadful things that are sure to happen to all in the way o! it. “That is the great- est danger to look out tor in summer. Never lorget that 11 you would live to grow up," said she.

“But how can we?" asked Little Kid.

"How can We what?" mother wanted to know.

“How can we look out for that danger when we don't know where or when the snow will start sliding?" replied Little Kid.

"BY being extra. careful where we so when we are on the higher places. By keeping away {rom places down which the snow can slide easily. And when we are up where the snow ls by being extra careful how and where we step Sometimes some one’s careless‘ step will start a little snow to sliding and this will start a little more and than a great mass goes sliding down. Once started nothing can stop it." explained Billy Sure-

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The average defender shles away from trump leads as though the trump suit were the exclusive domain of the deciarerl

This is unfortunate for the average defender, because the fact is that. a trump opening. even at the possible jeopardy of a trick. often its the only effective defense. A clcul in a national tournament proved this to quite a. few of the contestants!

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went wrong! In most cases the lead was a club, in others a die- mﬂnd. but whichever o! these suites was lead. every expert de- clarer brought home the doubled

very little way above them. Borhlwnlfwt- . Billy and Nanny kept watchful] The simplest 11m o! 111w. when

keep to such places as oflcred no chance for snow to slide should s slide start. Finally they were on a wlda ledge looking across s nar- row deep valley to the side of en- other moutain.

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find a killing defense! After see- _ing dumrny's doubleton club. it would not require unusual imagin- ation for West to continue with the eight or nine o! trumps, and

by thus depriving South o! the opportunity to finesse clubs more than once, the defenders would |win the same three spade tricks. tand a club.

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