In 1960 It received Rumanian districts and now again It received Rumanian and German districts in the southeast in order to reduce the Hungarian population of the new unit to 50 percent. There is no letup in the Rumanization of the cities. the second pilar of the Transylvanian Hungarians. Under such conditions. it can be said that the abolition of the visa requirements and tentative steps toward the Catholic Church like the lifting of the house arrest of the only Catholic bishop in office. Aron Marton. offer little hope that the rights of the Hungarian minority will be restored in the near future. Thus. we must again protest the deprivation of human and civil rights of these 1.75 million citizens of Rumania and call upon the Government to remedy the complaints and grievances if it Is serious about improving relations with the West.