LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1932, Page 129

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184 Proceedings of Thirty-Fifth Regular Convention,

committee sitting on our report, and through them to Synod, not to
pass any drastic resolutions enforcing a price cut.

Our patrons must have noticed that in
unusually active in the publication of reli
choirs, but particularly also for the church
survey the results from a business point of view. We believe, however,
that in the course of years this department of our work will prove
not only useful to our constituents, but profitable to us.

We intimated in 1999 that to publish our own special edition
of Luther’s Works in English, as proposed, either complete or
abridged, might prove unnecessary in view of the fact that others
were busy in this direction. An edition of six selected volumes from
Luther’s Works by a Philadelphia publisher with whom we are on
friendly terms is now five-sixth completed. Our own special com-
mittee on Luther’s Works in English is, subject to modification of
its opinion after the sixth volume will have appeared, rather satisfied
to accept the six-volume set of selected writings from Luther ag
a selection fairly adequate for our own needs. Our own edition of
Luther’s Works in English is therefore not thought of.

Respectfully submitted,
Roo. H. ©. Meyer, Secretary.

Committee 17, on Publicational Matter
this report of Concordia Publishin
ing general report : —

The triennial report of Concordia Publi
entire activity during this period of time,
on the basis of an extensive oral report
the Publishing House.
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only in the field of the r

recent years we have been
gious music, not only for
organ. It is too early to

8, had carefully examined
g House and brought in the follow-

shing House, covering its
was examined in detail, also
by Mr. E. Seuel, manager of
The report shows that our publishing institu-
the Church its customary excellent work, not
egular periodical publications, but also in that
of supplying our Synod with good religious books. Although it, too,
suffered on account of the world-wide depression, it was not affected in
the same measure as other publishing houses in the field of religious
literature. It should be commended for issuing so many important
and timely publications. A special feature of the triennium was a
survey of the Publishing House made at the instigation of the Board
of Directors. This Survey covered every phase of the institution’s
work, not only matters of doctrine and conscience,
dizing, manufacturing, relation of the management to the personnel
and the relation of the Publishing House to its customers. The result
of this survey was an unqualified endorsement of the Publishing House

in every phase of its work. This ought to be recognized very grate-
fully. : , ,

but also merchan-

Publishing House.

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