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Show II DoalBiaBort c I tf lhars evee wea a aatsaae I f It ins fellow who le ml vara V . borrowing trata yneneje. as J I aaain tbesa t Indorse aotaa I ' lor hiss. Its tha eae nea 1 I way lo make yourself frtaoa- I I leas. Tour oar will pay your II r kilts tf you wish to bmiew 11 I on IV BLRNHArVs bib So.m.1 VwMioaoi Grid Scoring Contest SEND LIST TO FOOTBALL CONTEST EDITOR SALT LAKE TRIBUNE-TELEGRAM Mark Selections in ink (Lisfs must be. postmarked by 6 p. m. Friday, October 29) Tie Utah State ( ) Colorado State . . . . ( ) ( ) B. Y. U ( ) Western State . . . . ( ) ( ) Alabama ( ) Kentucky ( ) ( ) Arkansas ( ) Texas A & M ( ) ( ) Baylor ( ) Texas Christian . . . ( ) ( ) Cornell ( ) Columbia ( ) ( ) Georgia Tech ( ) Vanderbilt ( ) ( ) Holy Cross ( ) Temple ( ) ( ) Illinois ( ) Michigan ( ) ( ) Iowa State ( ) Missouri ( ) ( ) Marquette ( ) Santa Clara ( ) ( ) 'Minnesota ( ) Notre Dame ( ) ( ) Nebraska ( ) Indiana ( ) ( ) Pcnn ( ) Navy ( ) ( ) U. C. L. A ( ) California ( ) ( ) Washington ( ) Idaho ( ) ( ) Yale ( ) Dartmouth ( ) ( ) ' Wisconsin ( ) Northwestern ( ) ( ) Stanford ( ) Oregon State ( ) ( ) Washington State ( ) U. S. C ( ) ( ) NAME ADDRESS CITY '. 'Reasons for selection on star game ., DO YOU KNOW HOW TO WIN FRIENDS? (By Blanehe Gourfsut la The Dayton Newi) Today we met that rarity of a man who practices what he preaches he is Gale Carnegie, author au-thor of "How to Win Friends and Influence People." Carnegie conducts the only known school in human relations, something some-thing which developed out of his school for public speaking In New York City. In training professional and business men and women how to think and talk on their feet, the need of knowing how to deal with people was repeatedly emphasized-Two emphasized-Two persons devoted months of research re-search in libraries endeavoring to find a book or books which would prove helpful. From the various incidents in the lives of great men who tactfully .and successfully had solved this problem of dealing with people. Carnegie evolved hla theory a..- , v : " " : If tuv trnti prtdirii all itamel enr- rctlv tiirluduii: tica. ht will be? fait) fit) i riw more than two perauna aclccl all damn mrrertly. a limit of 1(K) will b divided immii all th'iat uhmltthin, the fir-rM fir-rM a lit wen and biIhr tha tnuat lot Ira I rfaamia for their aelectloua on tha aiar Cam a. Simply Ipdkata which teams vou ipKt lo win. or whether you expect a tie. You 4o not need to eatlmate tha corraet acore. In raa no person correctly predict a all fn limn, prtiea will ba awarded aa (! wa: rirat Briaa. S3 and two football ticket a. Peronrl prtte. S3 and two fmitliatl tlrketa. Khf uriara of $1 and nuc football ticket. First and ertmtl times wilt he awarded thtjae who murk the nmat Kme correctly. In rase two or more iieraona tie for f irat prtie. 45 and two tlcketa will u awarded to each, and tha aecond urUe mill be eliminated. elimi-nated. If more than five neraona tte for ft rat Place, a limit of Sid will be divided evenly anions them. In caae only one pereon win a firat pita, but a i! urn her of entnea tie fr eerond prtte. S2 will be paid each arcoiid winner up to a limit of $10. after which the orlie money will be evenly divided. " . " , . ; : rj h (3327 oesd EQIISW1 "Mb ilk witmvni'M ' iilftinarfittiii J I etc uiy imm 'which was tried by the members of his classes over a period of years and the results noted. From this grew the Carnegis lectures, which ha expanded Into book fbrm. 1 Carnegie, who is the author of several other books, has been sur- i prised by the stir his book has cauaed, as he devoted years of un- 1 Interrupted labor to the writing of "Lincoln the Unknown," and ho considers con-siders it his best writing. In "How to Win Friends and Influence In-fluence People," however, Carnegie deals with problems which concern tha average man In his dally life In relation with his business and Isocial contacts. Ha has no hard i and fast rules for you to follow, and suggests that If you haven't time to read the book but want to learn the fundamentals, to watch ths first friendly puppy you meet on the street, and learn from him how to make friends. "A sincere and manifest interest In others will attract othera to you. ha contends, and this man of exceeding ex-ceeding charm and poise proved his point in the few minutes wa had with him. A daily column by Dale Carnegie will appear in The Salt Lake Tribune Trib-une beginning Monday, November 1. A rara opportunity to follow his tested, helpful suggestions awaits Tribune readers. Publication of such features aa this the finest available are reasons why The Tribune has gained such wide pub-lie pub-lie acceptance. 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