With the ending of advance formal censorship of news in Moscow as the first act of the new Foreign Commissar [Page 16], it was revealed that the retirement of Maxim Litvinoff marked a swing by Russia from her collective-security policy.

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I.R.T. AND B.M.T. SERVICE CUT 20 TO 25% IN COAL SHORTAGE; STOPPAGE OF MINES WIDENS; EFFECTIVE AT ONCE

By Unknown Author

coal shortage cuts N Y C subway service

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BUDGET CUT SEEN WRECKING SCHOOLS; Marshall Tells Albany All but Regular Day Classes Must Go --Pleads for Restored Grant

By Unknown Author

Marshall pleads for restored State aid, lr to legis leaders; Campbell warns of effects of cut

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Union Fight Looms in Television Industry; Four Artists' Groups Split on Jurisdiction; UNIONS FACE ROW OVER TELEVISION

By Unknown Author

To hold meeting on television labor union jurisdiction

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MILLIONTH VISITOR TO FAIR A BRIDE; She Is Welcomed by Whalen as Mark Is Passed--Peace Plea Made by Dr. Butler

By Russell B. Porter

Millionth N Y World's Fair visitor

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GRANDMOTHER, 68, ACCUSED BY AMEN AS RACKET LEADER; Indicted on Bail Bond Charges, Candy Store Owner Is Called Vice and Gambling Figure SHE IS HELD IN $50,000 17 Perjury Counts Listed-- Lippe, 'Key Witness,' Is Said to Be 'Talking' Now

By Unknown Author

Mrs R Gold, candy store owner, held for perjury in connection with bail bond frauds; Amen demands high bail; charges she is racket leader; Lippe removed to another jail; Amen hints he is giving more information

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LEGISLATURE GETS CHARGE ON LAUER; Cahill Asserts That the Justice 'Participated' in Smuggling-- Committees Study Action

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Charges Justice Lauer with smuggling, lr to Lehman

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EMBASSIES RUINED IN CHUNGKING RAID; Reich and Britain Suffer in One of Worst Japanese Bombings--2,000 Victims

By F. Tillman Durdin Wireless To the New York Times

Chungking bombed again; casualties; German Embassy destroyed; Brit damaged; Amb Kerr's sec wounded; Internatl Friends' missionaries' home burned; foreigners take refuge on Brit and Amer gunboats Falcon and Tutuila; Chinese bomb Taiyuan and Namoa Is

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