# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S646
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62 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

Therefore, as the change of time and conditions has outd:
the common use of the formerly needed outbuildings, the use
which was given to the professors without rent, this
conditions has made the automobile a thing of general use in
the communities of our country and makes the demand of
from our professors for the use of the garage to ap
outdated, causing difficult situations for the Board o
bringing about just and fair settlements, :

It is for this reason that the undersigned petition Synod
eliminate the demand for rent for the use of the garage by
professors and to furnish the use of the garage free with the fre
use of the suitable residence to all th
and colleges.

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Sewarp, Nesp.

J.C. Hetwecxe, Chairman F. WorTHMANN, Secretary

[128]
Free Professors’ Garages

In the annual meeting on January 7, 1944, the voters of o
congregation adopted the following resolution:
Wuereas, We should expect the professors at our institution

to be situated so that they may enjoy the ordinary convenien
of the average American family; and

WHEREAS, The average American family enjoys the conven
ience of an automobile; and

Wuereas, Most ministers own automobiles; and

Wuereas, It is the custom that congregations furnish a garage
for the pastor’s automobile; therefore

Emanuel Ev. Lutheran Church at Hamburg, Minn., hereby
petitions the Delegate Synod of 1944 to adopt a resolution to furnish:
garages for those of our professors who desir

e to own and operate
automobiles. :

Emanvuet Ev. LuTHeran CuurcH:
L. F. Wontrem, Pastor :
Ernst Zumuors, Elder
Henry A. Bou_mann, Elder
Martin Jaus, Elder

E. REPORT OF THE BOARD FOR
[129] HIGHER EDUCATION

The Report of the Board for Hi

gher Education appears as a sep
rate volume.