National Affairs
Dec. 6-8—Convention of National Woman's Party in Washington.
Foreign News
Dec. 10—Pan-American Conciliation and Arbitration Conference at Washington. Dec. 22—Polling day for Germany's Referendum against the Young Plan and the "War guilt lie."
Aeronautics
Dec. 1-9—International Aeronautical Exposition in Chicago.
Dec. 9-14—Baltimore Aircraft Show.
Dec. 12-16—International Civil Aeronautics Conference at Washington.
Dec. 15—Start of Sir Hubert Wilkins' expedition to Antarctica.
Business
Dec. 12-13—Twenty-third annual convention of Life Insurance Presidents in Manhattan.
Dec. 16—Opening of New York's first Real Estate Exchange.
Religion
Dec. 8—"Universal Bible Sunday," under the auspices of the American Bible Society, with the endorsement of President Hoover.
Dec. 15—First day of Chanukah (Jewish holiday).
Dec. 19—Creation of five Roman Catholic Cardinals by Pius XI in public consistory at Rome.
Dec. 21—Close of Pope Pius XI's jubilee year in honor of his 50th anniversary as a priest.
Education
Dec. 11—Celebration of the 50th anniversary of Woodrow Wilson's graduation and the 160th anniversary of the American Whig Society at Princeton University.
Dec. 24—Princeton Triangle Club's show, The Golden Dog at the Metropolitan Opera House, Manhattan.
Science
Dec. 25-Jan. 1—Meeting of American Bacteriologists' Society at Ames, Iowa.
Sport