# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1938_S189
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Various Missions 189

(Red Springs), Wisconsin, of $3,290.26, and the debit balances in the
Indian Mission Building Account of $1,286.34, and in the Indian
Mission Cash Account (a restricted deposit) of $374.29 in the Amer-
ican State Bank; and be it further

Resolved, That thereafter said accounts be closed and that any
receipts for these former Indian Missions located in North Wis-
consin be transmitted to the Treasurer of the North Wisconsin

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District. Tur Boarp or Home Missrons In Nort AMERICA

F.C. Srreurert, Executive Secretary
Report of Committee 14:
In 1932 the Indian Missions in North Wisconsin were placed
under the care and supervision of the North Wisconsin District.
In February, 1937, the North Wisconsin District adopted these
missions. The new arrangement has proved entirely satisfactory,
as our committee was assured by the President of the North Wis-
consin District, Pastor Wm. Kohn, and by the Board of. Directors
of the North Wisconsin District.
This memorial presents resolutions to the effect that, since
the North Wisconsin District conducts the Indian Missions, it ought
also to own title to the Indian Mission property and that therefore
Synod should convey title to the property to the North Wisconsin
District.

Your Committee recommends:

Resolved, That Synod adopt, and carry out, the resolutions
presented in Overture 413, pp. 150, 151.

Action of Synod: This resolution was adopted.

Literature for Spanish Missions. Mission in Mexico
(Memorial 414)

At a meeting of the Conference of All Spanish Workers at San
Antonio, Tex., August 9, 1937, it was decided to ask the Mission
Board of the Texas District of Synod to petition Synod for the fol-
lowing appropriations:

$150 per annum as subsidy for the publication of Noticiero
Luterano, the Spanish paper which was launched in the fall of
1935, for circulation in our Spanish missions;

Up to $1,200, if so much becomes necessary, for a new edition
of the Spanish hymnal, the former edition being totally exhausted
and a new edition being a crying need.

Since the latest meeting of the Conference of All Spanish
Workers the Spanish translation of the Catechism has just about
been exhausted, and a new edition of this book is also necessary.
The conference therefore asked the Mission Board to petition

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