# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1941_S136 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 184 General Institutional Matters Adjustment of Professors’ Salaries (Memorial 806) Wuereas, The professors at our preparatory schools are all placed by Synod on an equal footing regarding the salaries paid them; and _. Wuereas, The cost of living varies greatly in different sec- tions of the country where our institutions are located; and Wuerras, An added expense is often incurred by postgraduate courses our professors must take in order to receive certain necessary degrees; and Wuereas, It is desirable to free such professors from the necessity of seeking an additional source of income in order to support their families properly; therefore be it Resolved, That the Atlantic District petition the Synod at its next convention to authorize the Board of Directors to examine into this matter and to make the proper readjustments. PRESENTED BY THE QUEENS-LONG ISLAND CONFERENCE AND ADOPTED BY THE ATLANTIC DISTRICT CONVENTION JuNE 24 To 27, 1940 Louis T. BucHHetmer, Secretary Report of Committee 1 ‘.1, Committee 1 recommends that the Board of Directors be authorized to examine into this matter and to make the proper adjustments, without, however, reducing the present basic salary scale, 2. Committee 1 also recommends that Synod ask the Board of Directors to restore the salary to professors immediately if pos- sible, otherwise to instruct the Fiscal Conference to make pro- visions for restoration. , Action of Synod: These recommendations were adopted. (This also took care of Unprinted Memorial 78) Support of Students of Mexican Birth (Unprinted Memorial 97) The following resolution was passed at the Texas Triennial ‘Conference, Rose Hill, Tex., April 15-17, 1941: 1. Wuereas, Under the grace of God, we have been enabled to.:begin work in Mexico; and 2. WHEREAS, We realize the great need of more native workers; and 3. Wuereas, It may be necessary to support men to enable them to prepare for the work; and 4. WuerEas, Synod has charged the Mission Board of the Texas District with the prosecution of the work in Mexico; there- fore be it