ECUADOR RISING
AGAINST PRINCE’S RETURN
[United Press Association—By Elect r:« Telegraph.—Copyright.)
VANCOUVER, April 7. A message from Ouayaguil, Ecuador, states that Ecuador’s Navy, consisting of two gun boats, mutinied to-day in order to prevent the homecoming of General Leonids is Plaza Guiterroz, who was formerly twice President of 'Ecuador, and who was exiled in the year 1925.
At tlie same time a group of rebels seized Fort 'Pi in to Piedran. The disturbance assumed <an international complexion, when a parly of the insurrectionists captured the oil ts.iilv*r "Btiisro,” fhe property ot a British company All the rebel activities, however, failed to prevent General Guiterrez landing.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 April 1932, Page 5
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