# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1935_S260
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248 Proceedings of Thirty-Sixth Regular Convention,

objections, why we should not dispose of what we have, However, we
Suggest to Synod to give the Board the power and authorit¥ to sell
Part of our rea] estate if and when in the opinion of the Board this
should be found feasible or advisable.

9. According to the instructions of Synod the Board appointed
a Committee on Higher Education, The personnel of this committee
is composed of Revs. Henry Grueber, W, FE. Hohenstein, K. Kretzsch-
mar, W. Nordsieck, M. Walker; Profs, L. Fuerbringer, F. Mayer,
J.T. Link, H, F. Stein, Ph. D., A. O, Leutheusser 3 Messrs. J. Ww.
Boehne, Jr. M. E, Strieter, EF, Wengert. The report of this com-
Mittee, with its recommendations, ig before Synod.

the preference over against worldly schools or such as are under the

B. Missions,

1. In accordance with the authorization of Synod the Board ap-
Pointed a Secretary of Missions in the person of the former chairman
of our Committee on Missions, Rey. F.C. Streufert, whose separate
report will give Synod a Picture of his activities during the past
triennium, Taking into consideration the functioning of this new
office during the first years after its establishment, the Board drew
up the necessary regulations for this office of the Secretary of Mis-
sions, which are submitted under the heading of Constitutional
Matters in our report,

2. The Board kept in mind the instructions of Synod regarding
the disposition of the Property rights and funds of the Lutheran Tin-
Migrant Society of N, ew York, Ine., which had been left to the Board
and the Atlantic District for adjustment, The Atlantic District