Letter. ALG is sorry to dissapoint Gilbert with his answer. He was surprised to read the misinformation in the Hungarian Catholic Newspaper about the Academy and the Káldi Association, which was rendered by Gilbert. He reported it immediately to Rome and now ALG is handing in his resignation. There are many confusions and unclarified matters around the Káldi Association and the Academy, which would make it impossible for him to lead the Institute alone and in peace with scientific values. One confusion is around publishing -- if professors send in their essays to Civitas Dei than the Academy's Scientiis Artibusque existence is in jeopardy. ALG is returning Dr. Kubinszky's C.V.. He is astonished that Gilbert sent it to him at the first place -- as only members of the Academy can send in their prospective candidates -- not to mention that Kubinszky is not a right fit for academic membership. Being an old fashioned man, ALG thinks that prospective members of the Academy need to be elected. ALG begs pardon for typing this letter without accent. He could have written in English but many compatriots have been complaining about that in the past. Hungarian