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February 23, 1933

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FIGHTING INCREASES ON JEHOL FRONTIER; LEAGUE SEEKS FACTS; Chinese Say They Drove Back Japanese From Two Towns Whose Seizure Was Claimed. ATTACHES GOING TO SCENE Military Group, Including an American, Will Report on Views of the Chinese. EMBARGO IS CONSIDERED London Cabinet Discusses Ban on Arms -- Britain Asks as to Japan's Aim In Jehol. Far East Developments Heavier Fighting on Border. FIGHTING IS SEVERE ON JEHOL FRONTIER

By Hallett Abend.special Cable To the New York Times.by Hallett Abend

Fighting on Jehol border increases; Chang Hsiao-liang repts that Chinese still hold Pehpiao and Nanling; attaches of foreign legations at Peiping leave for Jehol to rept on situation to League; Chiang Kai-shek to direct Chinese resistance; Japanese assert they have occupied ry from Chinchow to Pehpiao; Chinese and Mongolians threaten Tungliao, Manchuria; Japanese rept Gen Liu Kueitang offers to ally himself to Manchukuo; League of Nations maps procedure

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