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UNITED STATES  \npersons per 100 patients.  \n# TheBlletin\n\nExcerpt from the New York ConmunityTrust Annual Report by Ralph Hayes.  \nAugust 30,1960  \n\"Daily published accounts invite the inference that private philanthropy is aswiftly growing phenomenon but,in a way,the opposite is the fact.As apercentage of income and over the long term,it has diminished.The pro-portion of national income flowing annually into some forn.of benefaction inthe United States is not far from two per cent.A couple of centuries ago,itwas probably double that.  \n'This mode of measurement -as a per cent of income -adn.ittedly includessome gimmicks.One,obviously,is the far greater size of current inco:e。Another is the transfer to the governm.ent of functions formerly handled un-officially,if at all。。...  \n\"That is to say,the taxpayer -kicking and screaming the while -has beenmuscling in on the private philanthropist's former domain。The argumentabout the width and wisdom of this take-over will be long and loud but thetrend is not about to be reversed.....1  \n6,845 hospitals are included in the listing of the American Ho spitalAssociation,based on data reported in 1959,and published August 1,1960.Voluntary hospitals,short-term general and other special,  \nnum bered 3,259.Proprietary hospitals nunr bered 890。Thus,nearly 50 percent of all hospitals were voluntary,15 per cent were proprietary and ap-proximately one-third operated by governments.  \nAverage length of stay in short tern general hospitals was 7.8days in 1958,compared with an all time low of 7。6 days in 1950.There were 1,520,052 full time personnel,an average of 112  \n2。  \nHOSPITALS IN THE UNITED STATES(continued)  \nTotal assets of hospitals were $16,682,000,000 of which $7,807,000,000was in the voluntary hospitals and $226,000,000 in proprietary hospitals.Voluntaryho spitals reported an increase in assets of $586,000,000 over the previous year。  \nTotal expenses were $7,789,000,000 of which $5,158,000,000 was for  \npayroll.  \nExpenses per patient day for all ho spitals were $15.65。Total ad-missions were 23,605,000,a decrease of 92,000 from 1958,the first drop inthirteen years.Estimated average patients in all hospitals each day was 1,363,000,an occupancy of 85 per cent。  \n## GIVERS TO FEDERATED CAMPAIGNS\n\nStudy by United Funds and Community Councils reports united fundfirm gifts for selected groups were:Commercial Banks-per $1 million on deposit-$92.03;newspapers-per 1,000 of daily circulation-$53。44;savings and loan as-sociation-per $1 million of assets-$26.07;radio and broadcasting stations-perperson employed-$14.05.  \nManufacturing industries accounted for 41.4 percent of the total offirm gifts.  \nFirm gifts represented 1。0527 per cent of the estimated corporate netprofit after taxes,of the firms contributing。  \n## NEW CONSTRUCTION\n\nin first six month s of 1960 shows a total of $463 million inreligious buildings,an 8 per cent increase over the same months in 1959;$278million in private educational buildings,an increase of 7 per cent;and $281 mil-lion in private hospitals and institutions,a 2 per cent increase.  \n## ENROLLMENT\n\nin the Nation's public and private schools,from kindergartenthrough college,will reach an all-time high of 48,650,000 in the school year1960-61,according to a prediction by the U。S.Commissioner of Education.Institutions of higher education,both public and private,are expected to havean enrollment increase of 230,000 from 3,750,000 to 3,980,000。  \n## FOUNDATIONS\n\nSize of foundation gifts studied by Brewer Index showed that of 395 giftsfor a total of $25,080,803 one was for $5 million;three were in the $1 millionrange,four were in the $500,000 category;thirty-three ranged between $100,000and $500,000;the balance of 354 gifts were below $100,000.  \nUnited Lutheran Foundation now administering over $700,000,hasreceived $401,619 in 106 gifts since November 1957.  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