# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S408
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General Passenger Agent, Mr. A, M. Nolan, and his assistant, Mr.

' sistant, Mr. Crasper, and the Wabash Railroad, particularly Mr;

_ ficials and missionaries; therefore be it

- 408 ° _ Miscellaneous Matters.

12. Wuereas, The Rev. A. W. Maack has rendered pioneer sery—
ice.in the.inauguration of our Trailer Mission work; and
Wnrereas, St. Paul’s Congregation at Union, Mo.

granted him leave of absence to enable him to carry
therefore be it

Resolved, That we express our gratitude to both Pastor Maack
and St. Paul’s Congrégation. ”

» and particularly its:

Disque, and the New York Central Railroad, Particularly its As=
sistant General Passenger Agent, .Mr. H.C. Carson, and his as-

Walter Kuhlmann, have rendered to this conven

considerations which under prevailing travel restri
cellent; and

tion favors and”
ctions were ex-

Wuerras, The Central Passenger Association,
chairman, Mr. A. B. Chown and its vice-chairman, Mr, M, Beggs,
and the Western, Southwestern, and Southern Passenger Associa-~ :
tions and their chairmen, Mr. H. W. Siddall, Mr. J. M. Vonau, Jr.,.

particularly its.

Resolved, That this cony.
gratitude.

14. Wuergas, Many other railroads in western and southern.

territories are still, despite war conditions, granting limited trans-
Portation favors and privileges to our gs

ention express to them its sincere

Resolved, That this convention express to them its sincere ap- :
Preciation, with the assurance that such favors and privileges

redound to the benefit of the work of the Church on the home
front today.