National Affairs

Nov. 11--Armistice Day. Speech by President Hoover at a conference of the World Alliance for International Friendship through the Churches; in Washington.

Nov. 14--Seventh annual National Corn-Husking Contest; at Norton, Kans. Corn-husking record (1929): 35.8 bu. in 80 min.

Nov. 19-22--Conference on child health and protection; in Washington. Business: survey report of President Hoover's 1929 commission of experts.

Foreign News

Nov. 10--Directors' meeting of the Bank of International Settlements; at Basle, Switzerland. Business: financial condition of Germany.

Nov. 10--Inauguration of London's new Lord Mayor, Sir Phene Neal, to his suzerainty of one square mile.

Nov. 12--Round-table conference on Indian affairs; at London. Not invited: Mahatma Gandhi and many another Nationalist.

Nov. 18--Quarter-century celebration of the reign of Norway's King Haakon VII.

Nov. 22--Hearing of the twelve-million-pound claim v. Great Britain of the heirs of onetime Sultan Abdul Hamid II for properties in Egypt, Iraq, Palestine & Cyprus; before a mixed tribunal with a Danish president, one Turkish and one British judge; at Istanbul.

Business

Nov. 10-13--Convention of the American Petroleum Institute; at Chicago.

Music

Nov. 13--Conductor Arturo Toscanini returns from Europe to his New York Philharmonic Symphony.

Nov. 16--Second of Philadelphia Orchestra radio broadcasts over National Broadcasting network.

Medicine

Nov. 11-14--Southern Medical Association meeting; at Louisville, Ky.

Animals

Nov. 18--Second national pet show; at Madison Square Garden, Manhattan. In conjunction: annual cat championship show of the Empire Cat Club.

Sport

FOOTBALL--Nov. 15

East: Amherst v. Williams, at Amherst; Brown v. Columbia, at Providence; Cornell v. Dartmouth, at Ithaca; Fordham v. St. Mary, at New York; Harvard v. Holy Cross, at Cambridge; Haverford v. C. C. N. Y., at Haverford; Middlebury v. Vermont, at Middlebury; N. Y. U. v. Georgetown, at New York; Pennsylvania v. Georgia Tech, at Philadelphia; Princeton j v. Yale, at Princeton; Syracuse v. ColIgate, at Syracuse; Army v. Kentucky Wesleyan, at West Point.

South: Alabama v. Louisiana, at Montgomery; Kentucky v. V. M. I., at Lexington; North Carolina v. Davidson, at Chapel Hill; Navy v. Southern Methodist, at Baltimore; V. P. I. v. Maryland, at Norfolk.

Midwest: Iowa v. Penn State, at Iowa City; Iowa State v. Kansas Aggies, at Ames; Kansas v. Oklahoma, at Lawrence; Northwestern v. Wisconsin, at Evanston; Notre Dame v. Drake, at South Bend; Ohio State v. Pittsburg, at Columbus.

West: California v. Nevada, at Berkeley; Colorado v. Utah, at Boulder; Nebraska v. Missouri, at Lincoln; Oregon State v. Oregon, at Corvallis; Southern California v. Hawaii, at Los Angeles; Stanford v. California Tech at Palo Alto; Utah Aggies v. Colorado Aggies, at Logan; Washington v. Washington State, at Seattle.

FOOTBALL--Nov. 22

East: Fordhan v. Bucknell, at New York; N.Y.U. v. Rutgers, at New York; Temple v. Carnegie Tech, at Philadelphia; Army v. Ursinus, at West Point; Villanova v. Georgetown, at Philadelphia; Yale v. Harvard, at New Haven.

South: South Carolina v. North Carolina, at Columbia; Navy v. Maryland, at Annapolis.

Midwest: Drake v. Iowa State, at Des Moines; Illinois v. Ohio State at Urbana; Iowa v. Nebraska, at Iowa City; Missouri v. Kansas, at Columbia; Northwestern v. Notre Dame, at Evanston.

West: California v. Stanford, at Berkeley; University of California (L.A.) v. Oregon, at Los Angeles.

HOCKEY

Nov. 11--Beginning of National Hockey League's season.

GOING

Best Plays in Manhattan

LYSISTRATA--Lusty satire from the Greek Aristophanes.

ONE IN A LIFETIME--Eminently successful burlesque by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart on the foibles of the movies and their creatures.

PAGAN LADY--Lenore Ulric seducing a preacher.

THAT'S GRATTITUDE--A nice folksy comedy written by Frank Craven, who has saved a good part for himself.

THE GREEN PASTURES--The dramatization based on Roark Bradford's Old Man Adam an' His Chillun. There is some excellent spiritual singing.

TORCH SONG--This is worth seeing if only for a mortuary supply salesman who deals in "underground novelties."

UP POPS THE DEVIL--Amusing light comedy with better lines than plot.

Musical--FINE & DANDY, GIRL CRAZY, PRINCESS CHARMING, THREE'S A CROWD.

Best Pictures

HELL'S ANGELS--Best air photography to date.

ROMANCE--Greta Garbo as an Italian soprano in love with a U.S. preacher.

WHOOPEE--Another season, another reason for seeing Eddie Cantor in this color musicomedy.

OUTWARD BOUND--The ultimate voyage presented with handsome symbolism.

THE CALL OF THE FLESH--Nice singing by Ramon Novarro.

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