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LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1935, Page 57

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Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1935. 57

Item 4. Since the widening of Maumee Avenue by the city two
years ago the sidewalk (Center Drive to Schick Street) is from two
to three feet higher than the pavement. This is not only very un-
sightly, but extremely: dangerous to pedestrians.

Item 6. .Center Drive is but twelve feet wide. A constant
hazard! It is impossible for fire-engines to pass a parked car in
this driveway.

Another item. Owing to the increased cost of living we earnestly
hope that the salaries of our professors will be restored to the former
level at an early date.

May the Lord continue to bless our Concordia to His glory and
the promotion of Christ’s kingdom!

Respectfully submitted by
Tur Boarp or Contron or ConcorpiA CoLLecR.
Fort Wayne, Inp.

Watrer Kuavusine, Secretary.

Committee 1 recommended that Requests 1—5 be referred to the
Board of Directors.
Action of Synod.

Synod accepted this recommendation.

Concordia College, Milwaukee, Wis.
(Memorial 106.)

Complying with Synod’s regulation, the Board of Control of Con-
cordia College, Milwaukee, Wis., herewith respectfully submits its
triennial report.

Under God’s gracious protection our institution was again priv-
ileged to serve the Church as a preparatory school for future ministers
of the pure Gospel. The Lord has signally blessed the humble efforts
of all to whom is assigned the task of governing the internal and ex-
ternal affairs of our school. All of this prompts us to return thanks
to the Giver of every good and perfect gift for blessing and protecting
our Concordia in these difficult and trying times.

The members of the Board of Control have endeavored to fulfil
their task of supervising the entire work of the college. For this pur-
pose they met regularly every month and held a number of special
meetings in order to administer all the affairs coming within the scope
of the Board. Shortly after the last convention, in September, 1932,
it pleased the Lord in His infinite wisdom to call to his eternal rest
the soul of our esteemed treasurer and colaborer Mr. Milton Kaiser.
He had served on the Board since 1927. The vacancy caused by the
untimely departure of Mr. Kaiser was filled by Mr. Theodore Krueger.

By the grace of God the members of the Faculty were blessed with