The former dictator of Chile, Gen Carlos Ibanez, who was arrested by an infantry school commander thirteen miles south of here yesterday, was held incommunicado here today after stiff questioning in which he vas reported to have denied any connection with the Nazi revolt Several of the one time dictator's fol-
-Owers were also arrested.
The greatest damage during the uprising occurred when the Nazis dynamited four power line pylons of the Maipo Valley hydro-electric plant, spending much of Santiago's street car service.
The rebels also seized the radio station from which they attempted to send out a false radio broadcast an-launcing that the Army had revolted.
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