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4 J << : oe $ ( s - : ° . : A € s sf : . 6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, | 9, 1965. steatest stig change i the ri Fri., April | seelat ity: system since it . . ae | ete some’ SAR P . be < some | Canedian Aviction Veteran "2S 22, evra tase | a L * for most workers their em- 5 ; . ~ p'overs. Dies In Coscurity In U.S. "ling «hath Saal WINDSOR, Ont. ‘CP) — AnmjhCAF as an” fistructor. ™ che ee would climax ef- American-born veterar of Cana-.| post-war years, he was often iM forts doting to 1942 and } {dian aviation in two world wars. |ill hee'th and ‘lived in relutive ins:ensified during the last eight. |who died in obscurity last week |cbscurity. * . , years,. when “medicare” be- |in Detroit, will be buried sere; Rebert Dodds was appoia.cd ..me a fighting word in Con- today with military honors. 'eivil. aviation director in 1920 cre committee rooms. | R. E. Dodds, 72, died April urd served in this pos: cit | ~ Charges and denials that the 2 in a Detroit rooming house. |yéars. Since his. retirement 5c <ystem-is a springboard into | By the coincidence. of a simi-/ has lived comfortably in H?m- “socjalized medicine” con-

larity in names and flying serv- ice: Ne was first thought to be Robert Dodds; a Canadian ace of the First World War who re- tired in 1958 as Canada’s di- tector of civil aviation. Published stories of the death ot Mr. Dodds in Detroit, idem \ifying him as the First World War ace, led to some confusion when the former civil aviation director was found Thursday to ¥ me Evins in retirement in Ham- itcn.

Both men served as combat flyers in the First World War. The Detroit man; whose first ;name—was—later_discovered_to

iltcn, his birfyplace, and as travelled the world five times. He is 72.

The death of Roy Dodds. was unnoticed until officials of ‘he Detroit branch of the Canadias Legion claimed the body from the city morgue and make iu- neral arrangements. A. Detroit |; newspaper man wrote a story . linking his First World “War career with ‘that of the other Dodds, and tie report was pub- lished in several cities. i

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