2 The Guardian, Wed. Sept. 8, 1965.

Group Flees U.S., Settles ‘: In B.C. Woods

\LBERT. BAY, BL. (CP)- re * \ group of 13 aqults and. chil- Enjoy the Convenience

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takeover of their native land

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have moved into a remote 4 : CHARGE ‘ACCOUNT! and rugged section of British Columbia,

The roup, equipped with aulomatic rifles and a mule earry © supplies—but ~ with tle food or medical sup- plies is squatting near a hutdewn logging camp at Wakeman Sound, 70 miles rom this community 250 miles north .of Vancouver. ‘émmunication with the area is limited to radio-tele- phone twice a day.

However, a bush pilot, who asked..his..name...nob-beused, said he visited the camp and spoke with the leader of the group, who téld him they were from Indiana. One of the group was a welder, another a saiesman

He said the leader told him the group expects the Com- munists to start* their take- over of. the United States in About three years

They flew a_ preliminary flight over the area, spotted the camp and thought it_was ahandoned,”” the pilot said

“Apparently that’s what de cided them on moving in.”

RCMP PLAN VISIT

RCMP said its boat ’ will visit Wakeman Sound next weekend to determine whether the settlers are in Canada legally.

Police —said_they_weretold the women and children ar-

————---—-—-rveat first, tanding without food and supplies from a chartered aircraft:

The watchman at the Mac- millan - Bloedel and Powell River Ltd., camp fed the group for a few days.

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The pilot said the watch- man told him the group prac- ‘tices with - their automatic weapons.

_»..> Portugal. Sh ee Retirement Of “White Fleet

“ST. JOHN’S; Nfid- tCP)}—Dr Ff Fduardo Brazao, Portuguese ambassador to ‘Canada,. said Tuesday the old sailing ships that make up’ most of the fa-

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Be BS rasao-iold—s—press—cop- ference the old -ships—many of them four-masters and some eross-rigged—are no longer eco-

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