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LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1932, Page 254

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954 Proceedings of Thirty-Fifth Regular Convention,

’ and the editors of the Lutheran Witness; also to the stenographers and
typists for faithful services rendered ;

h. To the city of Milwaukee;

i. To Radio Station WJTM.

These resolutions were adopted by Synod.

Daily Minutes and Synodical Proceedings.

The following plan was submitted by the Secretary and adopted
by the convention : —

1. Short daily minutes are to be read in English and German to
keep the delegates in touch with the business transacted.

2. The synodical proceedings are to be printed in English, since
a separate German edition is evidently not required, only about thirty
German Synodalberichte having been sold in 1929. If, however, the
official committee report on the floor of the convention and therefore
also the synodical resolution was drawn up in German, the German
version besides the English will be given in the Proceedings.

3. For our German readers the report in the Lutheraner will take
the place of a separate German edition of the Proceedings, although
unofficially.

Excuse Cards.
Report of Committee 25: —
Since your Committee on Excuses found it quite difficult in many

cases to classify properly the parties who wished to be excused, your
Committee recommends : —

1. That in the future the excuse cards provide space for the full
address of the party desiring to be excused ;

2. That space be provided where the party desiring to be excused
is to indicate whether he is a voting pastor or a lay delegate, an ad-
visory pastor or a teacher, and also which synodical District he rep-
resents.

Synod adopted this recommendation.

Invitations Regarding the Next Convention
of Synod in 1935.

Recommendations of Committee 24: —

Wuergas, Two invitations for the next Delegate Synod have been
received, one from Cleveland, Ohio, and the other from Detroit, Mich-
igan; and ‘

Wuereas, The congregations in Detroit have in recent times re-
peatedly shown their hospitality to Synod; and

Whereas, This opportunity has not been accorded the congrega-
tions in Cleveland; and