# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1959_S151
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SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 151

agencies at such price or consideration and upon such terms and
conditions as in the opinion of the Board of Directors and the
Board of Control of Concordia College, St. Paul, Minn., would
best serve the interests of the Synod, such portion of the present
campus of Concordia College, St. Paul, as may be required for the
purposes of improvement of the highway along St. Anthony Ave.;
and be it further

Resolved, That the authority here conveyed be made effective
immediately upon the completion of favorable action of this reso-
lution by The Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod assembled in
triennial convention at San Francisco, Calif, June, 1959; and
be it finally

Resolved, That the proceeds of said sale be added to the capital
fund of the Board for Higher Education.

Action: This resolution was adopted.

Salary Schedules at Synodical Schools
RESOLUTION 49, COMMITTEE 1
Memorial 120, Reports and Memorials

Wuergeas, The Synod as employer has the obligation to main-
tain sound employment practices; and

Wuereas, The cost of living affects particularly those on reg-
ular salaries; therefore be it

Resolved, That the Synod request the Board for Higher Edu-
cation, the Board of Directors, and the Fiscal Conference to review
annually the salary schedule of all instructional personnel at the
Synod’s colleges and seminaries and that the Synod encourage
positive action to keep salary levels in line with the cost of living
and in favorable relationship to those being paid by the congrega-
tions and by church-related groups within the Synod.

Action: This resolution was adopted.

Providing for Growth to Match and Insure
Synodical Growth

RESOLUTION 50, COMMITTEE 1
Memorial 120, section D, pages 127—133, Reports and Memorials

Resolved, That the Synod adopt the following propositions as
working principles:

Proposition 1. That the recruitment program authorized and
encouraged at St. Paul in 1956 be intensified. No effort should be