Letter. István received ALG's document that appoints him to be the Vatican Secretary, in Rome, of the Society for Encyclopedia of Church History in Hungary. He is is happy to represent the Society together with its findings on future Conferences on Church History. István makes several proposals for the establishment of a secretarial office in Rome. He also makes an appeal for financial support to the International Society for Encyclopedia of Church History in Hungary. He encloses the receipts of his prior expenses and asks for reimbursement. He intends to microfilm the unique source material from the Propaganda Fide Archives. It contains first source materials having to do with the history of Transylvanian Hungarians, which is little known among the Hungarian historians. István fears that if they don't act fast, the whole microfilm project might fail because the material will be soon transferred to the Secret Archives of the Vatican. István would need 9,000 Canadian dollars for the project. Hungarian