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26 Proceedings of Thirty-Second Regular Meeting,

_ a new dormitory and $150,000 for a service building and hoang
The request for alterations was not granted because the Board
Directors can attend to whatever is necessary in this respect, 4 oa
of thanks was given the congregations of Milwaukee. for. mat=2a
a gift to the college of campus site, valued at $22,500, and up
$5,000 was appropriated for grading it. ;

. Concordia College, St. Paul, Minn, a.
(Report of Board of Control, Condensed. Germ. Rep., p. 54.) 3

The Board of Control reported an unprecedented enrolm, *
1920—21, 173; 1921—292, 299, 192223, 238, an increase of 43
cent. over the preceding triennium.

._ _ Owing to the increased work Rev. F. Wahlers_ was called
assistant professor. The vacancy caused by . the resignation
Dr. Abbetmeyer was. filled by Prof. L. Blankenbuehler of Pe
land, Oreg. Dr. Yivisaker, who. was in the service of the Norwe
Synod as professor at our institution, resigned to take charge
& congregation. His position -will be filled again. The Norweg
Synod is also served by Professor. Faye.
The resolutions of the Detroit convention were carried

’ A central heating-plant was installed for $10,000. The campus
been graded. For this purpose the Lutheran Education Associati,
of the Northwest donated $2,000, which was added to the $3,00
appropriated by Synod. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Rubbert presented
institution with a splendid Luther statue. The institution ‘hag been
accredited by the University of Minnesota. “4

Action. . x
_ Synod authorized the calling of two new professors, appropriated!
$125,000 for a dormitory, $7,500 for repairing the mess hall, $1,
for alterations in the stationery and reading-room, and passed a reso
lution of thanks to be extended the Lutheran Education. Society and

a ; 7 : : : Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Rubbert for their donations.

ch oa St. Paul’s College, Concordia, Mo,
(Report of Board of Control, Condensed. Germ. Rep., p. 57.)

7 ‘ The enrolment at this college was as follows : —

’ Year, — ' Enrolment. Graduates.

bs: : 1920—1921: "128 “47
aan ; 1921—1922: 111 13
a. . a 1922—1923: 119 "23 4

cS f° - The following changes took place in the faculty. In May, 1920,’
Wo, ‘Prof. A. Haentzschel’ was called away, and in May, 1921, -Prof. W.,