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186 Proceedings of Thirty-Fourth Regular Convention,
Resolve that -all boards direct]
the General Body shall be placed
control as the boards of control at our Seminaries ‘an
the disbursement of funds. (Cf. Synodalhand
Committee 17 recommended the ado
tained in this overture of Immanuel L
apolis, whereupon Synod made this resol
under ‘the same re
buch, § 4, PD. 56.)
Ption of the resolution Con.
utheran Church of Minn
ution its own, *
Support of Indigent Students,
This matter, referred to in the report of the Bo
t 1 his Matte
under advisement and report to this convention.” The fo lowing Wer,
appointed on this committee: Dean Fritz, Dr. W.C. Ko D, Pastor
Streufert (Chicago), President
E. Kuechle (S. Wis.).
This committee brought in the fo
“WHeErEas
course of a few days, your Committee suge.
following resolution : —
be compelled to do some work in return for the benefits
Synod or any of its Districts (tuition, ]
such committee shall make its report a
at its next (35th) regular convention.”
This recommendation was adopted by Synod.
received from
odging, board, ete.), and that
nd recommendations to Synod
Reorganization of the Lutheran Laymen’s League.
The following report was brought in cone
erning the reorganiza-
tion of the Luthera Laymen’s League: —
In adopting this report, Synod wish
ed the Lutheran Laymen’s
League God's continued blessings.
y dependent upon the fun ds 4
4 ulations ang :
d Colleges in 3
- t ’ 9 . . 1 8 7
S od of Missour i, Ohio. and Other States 1929
Lu h. yn
Ev.
- Petition for Relief. « the former Pastor
. emorial contained a petition fe) - which he is
Au unprinted O: range, Cal., concerning the suppo him and the
F. A. Riess, of a questions which came up betw T coseinn to this
EB iving and certa Committee 18 devoted a Te GK ehnert
Board of So it in the presence of Pastor F
discussin
matter, Action. . nd adopted
ing report was submitted by the commie vCommittes
The following rring to unprinted Memoria . i. the Board of
by Synod: hee the matter be left in the hands
ds tha
recommen:
Support.”
, TS AND
ANEOUS REPOR
VIL. MISCE EMORIALS.
I ress Commi ttee elec ted at the las t conv ention res pectfull y
he P
submits the following er activities .
is convention were carri 1 .
2 ins eA OE ee District presidents, press comme
and wit wn “lin p actically all synodical Districts. ve wish
were ongenized om he cooperation of these officials and the sp
ecknowece an erican Lutheran Publicity Bureau. t New
more done ee th American Lutheran Publicity Bureau o New
nae is hho dquarters as the office of the Press Committee
corn aacally accor a *Without these facilities and the cami pent
free raat oer disposal the work done would largely ave
freely place
. ignated
‘ impossible k preceding Lent in 1927, 1928, and 1929 was desig
ec) e wee!
aterial was sub-
icity Week. Each year m
i theran Publicity the observance
* hed tn all the pastors of Synod, and methods raper and parish-
mitted te k were suggested. Clip sheets for nef n of “mats” and
of Such a ‘were supplied. Publicity matter in the ber. of newspapers.
vondy-to-; int plates was sent directly fo & pum 1 of Luther’s Cat-
The 1098 atl featured the quadricen tenn of fifty-two as
€ : : ting one wee. : :
‘ rpose in designa ; interest in
anaen War puree not merely to stir up a anne tions to see
oblate ork, but we hoped thereby to educa’ e g
al Ww ? ss icity.
te possiblities of regular a leaeed t ae aridual newspapers and to
. j release 0
d) Special stories were
res ns. n seve > .
press associations. 6) eV ral occasions. statements were issued.