SERMONS IN ETHER

Hokitika Guardian, 3 October 1932, Page 3

SERMONS IN ETHER

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'.to ;i* *‘ y ? ;•■ /'. £*; : ‘«i .*. £ v ;* ;<£• V.* i*£- fV maiiy* yew's ."reß?«d- from ,official 'Martins, the;, age' of 73;\h«s o} ■ lii f> ■ aadvha» the' work pf .creating- a. his yc-rs he doyoted. Ijimself X' .thp study dt Mnspnm, €a>ro,' to : have ..ofylfhe' rexSarkable re-.' aufts .of haling by prayer. He has fSfifc' bfy AdajnV .' '/ ;” y :'■■ -• t .. to dijEseniiaate his teachings, hejrbij,;;ip»taU«d in his little hall in -a: Johannesburg i,«r«ibatb an expensive ra‘dip; ' Working on, a iihort'‘42^2..metres, and' in ; '.'dutp,Ut! bf' tble ftw*y corner of the globe .file; iull-vigour ' and ©ntliusiaMni'j 4s*#.:hisy rad s © ; adalternatively' in 'Afrikaans and Englisbw j •/ ■ with otuf ! ;'v||he.'yi(ireieaa,proaieufs of.'the; world v air .Las ,been seething with; protests’ from i: J<(hiinnef<burg’ '-'to l-.■;H°no-liilu .and frpm Sbfd.npy >, ’As-*, beginning,,^3oo’ South African :■ fourUl, work interfered ’ with-_and said■.&>;ldndly in But with, 500 watts, .-•t-- ,; Lf*SC’.'it)e ckry-aiMr'' Martins cat-, .rled Hhfc, day easily—for amateurs are limited? to a nyjjdnliim of .50 watts, , •; unle f s ., >Mr, Martins limits his talks to two jnimitr«' ytl« ' .wiU- find- jwt sets loaded with Mr.wpttS' each- phripkihg- jnome at him in -: ‘nnibon. pandempninm. h«' wilt. bp muted, the glaim- But if he is not, then they amateur trana- 1 Iti’ittetfif.tlwongioni ‘,t|#|4w».rld ~and ring • » tu ’ . dashes and ;addreßSp*; 0P divlnehealing -to<ide^&^ , The is' .that Mr Martins is, f' 42.2' metres wavelength aftd.vWell}'w]thin' tH '4l ,an d 43 'inetren ’jma''' ; *MigWd.';t&, ainateur -tran«- . a?h " illy | year* ago. ..Bttleyittrebph';'"all"'the ‘thou*. ’ ganda-, country have' to accommodated.