# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1941_S275
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Constitutional Matters ' 275

Notification of Decision

._ 11. The Board of Appeals shall promptly send a copy of its
decision to the appellant, the appellee, and the President of Synod
the respective District President. The Board shall retain the
inal for its own files.

Action of Synod: The revision of this section was adopted in
the above form.

(This also took care of Unprinted Memorial 124)
Concerning Housing at Synodical Conventions, Committee 6
reported:

We recommend to adopt the memorial on synodical conven-
ions in its entirety.

Action of Synod: This recommendation was adopted.
(This also took care of the request of Memorial 908)

Concerning the Amendment to Article XIV of the Constitution
of Synod Committee 6 reported as follows:

_ Your Committee further recommends the adoption of the
vised version of Article XIV as suggested by the Handbook

Action of Synod: This recommendation was adopted, with the
amendment in Section 2 of the addition of the words “proposed
changes and” inserted after the word “all” in the first line and
eet -after “each” in the second line.

Concerning Discontinuing the Board of Auditors, Committee 6
‘reported:

Your Committee recommends to the Convention to adopt the
recommendation of the memorial of the Handbook Revision Com-
‘mittee in reference to the discontinuing of the Board of Auditors.
Action of Syond: This recommendation was adopted.

Regarding the Transfer of Church Extension Board Activities
to Home Mission Board, Committee 6 reported:

We recommend that the memorial on the transfer of Church

Extension Activities to the Home Mission Board be rejected.
Action of Synod: This recommendation of rejection was
adopted.

Amalgamation of English District
(Unprinted Memorial 89)

In the matter of amalgamation of the congregations of the
present English District with their respective geographical Dis-
tricts, your Committee appointed in the interest of this matter has
nothing new or startling to report.

We feel, however, that the forming of the Southeastern Dis-
trict, in part, by certain congregations belonging to the English