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LCMS Commission on Constitutional Matters — Minutes St. Louis, Missouri — NOVEMBER 2, 1962, Page 5

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24, Attention was now givento Section 10.49 of the Synodical HAND-
BOOK, "Workers Leaving Service". Af ter a long discussion it was agreed
that the following wording should be accepted: "a, A worker leaving the
service of Synod or a congregation or any component part of Synod before

retirement age'' etc. (See Exhibit MBN)

25, Board Member Drews now presented Section 10.48, a new section
of the HANDBOOK, entitled 'Transfers To and From Service''. After

considerable discussion this section was adopted. (See Exhibit "ory

26, Chairman Kuenne called attention to the fact that Dr. Suelflow
had stated that Section 5 of Article XIV of the Synod's Constitution was

not to be found in the 1941 Resolution.

27. Chairman Kuenne now referred to the LIST OF HANDBOOK

CHANGES AUTHORIZED BY THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION.

28. The Secretary raised the question whether the HANDBOOK should
be printed in the large format in which the REPORTS AND MEMORIALS
and the PROCEEDINGS had appeared, or whether the traditional format
should be retained. It was agreed to defer decision in this matter

temporarily.

29, Referring now once again to the LIST OF HANDBOOK CHANGES
AUTHORIZED BY THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION, it was agreed that the
members of the Board would be assigned certain sections of the HAND BOOK
for the purpose of reviewing resolutions of the Cleveland Convention per-
taining to these sections and calling the attention of the Commission at its
next meeting to any changes that would be required in the HANDBOOK.

-It was agreed that the Secretary might be excused from accepting such an

assignment.