I shall never forget in the spring of 1916. after a winter in the Ypres salient, we had been ordered back for manoeuvres, and we rode one evening into a little out of the way village, many miles behind the lines. I left the billets after the evening meal, revelling in the peace and quiet, after the.noise and the coming and going of the battle areas—and made my way to the village church, a tiny place as I remember, almost hidden in a grove of trees. I entered, and at once seemed on holy ground. 1 almost seemed to hear a voice like to that which Moses heard announce the presence of God at the burning bush.
Many, I know, have just such a feeling when they come alone into "this Cathedral, for there is a sense of companionship with the unseen as Budapest Police Chief Budapest, May 6.
M. Ernst Bartfay has been appointed Chief of Police for Budapest. it was announced here today. He replaces M. Hetenyi, now retired. M. J ph Schweinitzer, chief assistant to has been transferred to the. Department. Their departure is welcomed in extreme-rightist circles, particularly among National-Socialists who considered them their worst enemies. Conserv: tives assert today that the change will not result in any modification of the police attitude towards the Nazis—Havas.
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