# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1938_S68
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68 Action Regarding Individual Institutions

hazard! It is impossible for fire-engines to pass a parked car in
this driveway.

May the Lord, who has blessed our Concordia since its found-
ing in the year of 1839, continue to bestow His blessing upon our
institution and the other institutions of Synod to His glory and the
promotion of Christ’s kingdom!

Respectfully submitted by
Tre Boarp oF CONTROL OF Concorpia COLLEGE, Fort Wayne, INp.
Watrter Kuausine, Secretary

Committee 1 recommended:

1. Items 1 and 2: Your Committee recommends that these two
items be granted subject to the approval of the Board of Directors.

-2. Items 3 and 4: Your Committee recommends that these two
items be declined.

3. For an emergency repair of Schick Hall the Board of Control,
under approval of Synod’s Board of Directors, requests an appro-
priation of $16,000 to $20,000, which your Committee recommends
that it be granted.

Action of Synod: These recommendations were adopted.

Nore: The pro-rata share of the high-school department expenses
was disposed of under the action on the report of the Board of Directors.

Concordia College, Milwaukee, Wis.
(Memorial 106)
The Board of Control of Concordia College, Milwaukee, Wis.,

herewith submits its triennial report and respectfully requests
Synod to consider seriously the urgent needs of its school.

With sincere gratitude to our God, whose’ grace and mercy
have enabled us to complete fifty-seven years of service in His ~
kingdom, we are happy to report that the work of our institution
has been carried on without serious interruption and with a rich
measure of success. The years of recovery have been Jean ones in
Wisconsin, and the continuing evils of unemployment, poverty, and
overproduction have left their mark on our school in the form of
decreased enrolment and grave financial worries. The prospect
seems brighter, however, and we are preparing for the new term
with confidence and courage, trusting above all in the constant

mercies of our Lord.
The Board of Control

The members of the Board of Control have conscientiously
applied themselves to their task of supervising the work and guard-
ing the welfare of the institution. Besides the regular monthly %