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OTE\n\nPRIVATE_HOSPITAL__CONSTRUCTION  \nCOSTS WERE THREE PER_CENT_LOWER  \nheo NOBuiletin  \nof THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATI0N 0F FUND-RAISING C0UNSE L  \nNo.10  \n3,  \nJuly  \n1957  \n\".....Statesmanship in giving consists in applying a particular gift where itwill exert the most leverage in removing a burden of ignorance,want,or pain,or inlifting up a candle of new knowledge.Timing is often a major factor.If in a particu-lar situation a strategic gift to a public institution would exert the greatest leverage,it should be made.If equal opportunity is available through a private institution,many donors will prefer the latter.  \n.....Private philanthropy can be a useful tool for maintaining balance in afield where,we have been told,the price of freedom is eternal vigilance.1  \nF.Emerson Andrews,The Educational Record  \nmay reach record$423 million in 1957.The largest previous expenditures for hos-pital construction in any one year was $419 million in 1951.  \nIn the first four months of 1957 private hospital construction costs were$141 million,41 per cent greater than in the same months in 1956.  \nIn past ten years,$2,927,000,000 expended for new private hospital construc-tion,of which $1,458,000,000 is estimated to have come from private,corporate andfoundation gifts.  \nDespite the upswing in new construction the shortage in hospital beds is stillacute,being currently estimated at 843,000 beds of all sorts,public and private.Tomeet this need would cost $13.6 billion。  \nTo keep pace with the population increase,and without reducing the presentshortage,there will be a need for an additional 81,000 beds in the next decade.In-creased use of hospital facilities arising from improved social and economic con-ditions,will call for yet another 121,000 beds。  \nSuch an increase would require expenditures of at least $4 billion during thedecade,of which $2.2 billion would be expected from private contributions and funds.On the basis of past experience $900 million of this might be expected from corporategifts,$500 million from contributions by the medical staffs of hospitals,and the re-maining $800 million from individual contributions,foundation gifts,bequests andother sources.  \nfor raising philanthropic funds in Dallas in 1956,according to Better Business Bureau.114 authorized campaigns raised $8,161,684,an increase of 31 per cent over the 1955.Costs were six per cent in 1956,and nine per cent in 1955.  \nFOUN DA TION S  \nFund for Republic will give future emphasis to analysis of contemporarysociety.Board approved grants to continue activity of some of present grantees,particularly those working in race relations,to which Fund has given nearly  \n$1,000,000.Fund also reports $724,247 has been made available to study Commu-nism and nature of its threat to democratic institutions.  \nAlfred P.Sloan Foundation considering mental health and hospital adminis-tration as new interests.Foundation's holdings doubled in past two years due to$73 million received under will of Mrs.Alfred P.Sloan.Market value of foundationholdings was $147,684,000 as of December 31,1956.Foundation spent $7,200,000in 1955 and 1956,increase of $6,800,000 over previous two year period.  \nFund for Advancement of Education received $57 million from Ford Foundationsince 1951.Fund has spent more than$10 million to stir public interest in problemsof education.  \nMax C.Fleischmann Foundation announced $689,420 in grants for medicalresearch,hospitals,scholarships and game preservation.  \n## LE GISLATION\n\nU.S.Senate District Committee amended Senate bill passed by the House toregulate solicitation for charitable purposes in District of Columbia.The bill re-quires any organization collecting funds must be registered by the Commissionersof the District of Columbia.Religious groups,organizations soliciting within theirown membership,and campaigns with goals of less than $1,500 are exempted.Everyperson soliciting must 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