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ern ee

after a bomb exploded Tues-

This {s the interior of the consulate section of the Am- day morning. At least two Am- _erican Embassy in Saigon ericans and several] Vietnam-

Claims By Foundation Classed As Nonsense

TORONTO (CP)—A belief by |

the international foundation for the holy shroud, with headquar- ters in —bendon, that Christ merely fainted and didn't die on

the cross was called nonsense | {ten im the Scriptures.

here Spokesmen for the United Church of Canada, the Presby- terian church in Canada, the Anglican Church of Canada and the Roman Catholic church all said Christ literally died and later rose from the dead. Earlier this week, Dr. J. G. Bourne, a senior anesthetist at a London , said Christ merely fainted on the cross and later recovered from a coma. He based his opinion on in- vestigations of patients who fainted under general anes- thesa while in dentists’ chairs. The foundaton had _ several - aa taken of a shroud ept in the Roman Catholic cathedral at Turin, Italy, which

Emmanuel Theological College, said the foundation's theory

“has been mentioned by peop'e of every generation since the first century AD.”

“All we know is what ls writ- It's the Scriptures. It's the only evi-

Rt. Rev. G. B. Snell, Angli can coadjutor bishop of Toronto. wondered why anyone should doubt the authenticity of Christ's death and resurrection.

“] would rather accept the word of eye - witnesses than speculation 2,000 years later,” later,”’ he said

Rev. Frank Stone, director of ithe Catholic Information Cen- tre, said the foundation's theory is ‘shot down by the fact that it doesn’t explain. why the

Christian community should have such} a solid belief in the | resurrection.”

Rev. Allan Farris, professor

many Christians believe cov- | of at Knox Presbyte-

ered Christ's botly after it wasj|rian college, said:

taken from the cross at calvary.| “We have to take evidence The foundation said ihe/ from the only documents avail-

shroud acted as a photographic | able—the Gospels.”

negative to show blood stains |

from Christ's wounds. But it SHAKESPEARE ERRS

added that if he had been dead,

there would have been no blood| The erroneous belief that Ju-

stains because a corpse has no|lius Caesar was killed in the |

blood pressure. Capitol is prebably due THEORY NOT NEW to Shakespeare's indiscriminate Rev. Earl Lautenschiager,|mention of both the senate

house and the Capitol.

TECKED INTERIOR OF U.S. EMBASSY

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More Control Suggested On New Flag Use

OTTAWA ‘(CP Prime Minis ter Pearson said here’ he thinks consideration should be given to legislation controlling

the use made of the maple leaf flag

He was commenting at the re- quest of J. Chester MacRae *PC—York-Sunbury who drew his attention to a Canadian Press photo of a maple leaf flag design being used as an

awning at a meat market

Mr. Pearson«said in light of this and other similar situations brought to his attention he thinks legislation governing use of the flag should be consid- ered

INVESTIGATE MONTREALER

GLASGOW ‘CP)—The search has switched to Canada for an armed bandit who held up a Scottish bank Dec. 19 and es- leaped with £3,000 ($9,000). Po-| | lice here want to interview an) unidentified man who*€lew into/ Prestwick from Montreal on the day of the robbery and is believed to have flown back to Canada the next day | my

ed and many per- sons were seriou njured (AP Wirephoto via cable from

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