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19,1961  \n\"Good corporate citizenship is good business practice.Business hasresponsibilities to society that it cannot neglect and,having regard to its verysurvival,that it dare not neglect.。..11  \nHenry S.Beers,PresidentAetna Affiliated Companies  \nCONTRIBUTIONS OF CORPORATIONS REPORTING BALANCE SHEETS:AMOUNT AND PER CENTOF NET PROFIT,BY ASSET CLASSES,1958-1959  \n\n| Asset Class  \u003Cbr>(thousands)   | Corporations  \u003Cbr>Reporting   | Net Income  \u003Cbr>or Deficit   | Contribucions  \u003Cbr>Amount   |  1958-59  \u003Cbr>Per Cent  \u003Cbr>Net Income   | 1957-58***  \u003Cbr>Per Cent  \u003Cbr>Net Income   |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| Zero or not reported   | 62,746   | $156,388,000   | 串2,958,000   | 1.89   | --   |\n| Under $25   | 227,173   | $177,691,000*   | $1,077,000   | **   | --   |\n| $25 under $  50   | 143,584   | $  54,238,000   | $1,726,C0   | 3.18   | 4.41   |\n| $50 under $100   | 166,581   | $338,210,000   | $5,003,000   | 1.47   | 1.36   |\n| $100 under $250   | 195,025   | $1,119,695,000   | $15,322,000   | 1.36   | 1.39   |\n| $250 under $500   | 88,31l   | $1,218,793,000   | 串19,+14,000   | 1.59   | 1.58   |\n| $500 under $1,000   | 46,346   | $1,343,097,000   | $23,357,000   | 1.73   | 1.83   |\n| Subtotal   | 929,766   | $4,052,730,000   | $68,857,000   | 1.69   | 1.71   |\n| $1,000 under$5,000  \u003Cbr>$5,000 under $10,000   | 43,321  \u003Cbr>7,870   | $3,706,654,000  \u003Cbr>$1,S52,798,000   | $62,430,000  \u003Cbr>$29,523,000   | 1.68  \u003Cbr>1.59   |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| $10,000 under $50,000   | 7,220   | $5,112,073,000   | $65,622,000   | 1.28   |  |\n| $50,000 under $100,000   | 1,001   | $2,728,207,000   | $27,798,000   | 1.01   | 0.95   |\n| Subtotal   | 59,412   | $13,399,732,000   | $185,373,000   | 1.38   | 1.30   |\n| $100,000 or over   | 1,203   | $21,070,407,000   | $141,132,000   | 0.66   | 0.58   |\n| Total   | 990,381   | $38,522,869,000   | 串395,362,000   | 1.02   | 0.92   |\n| Deficit  \u003Cbr>*  \u003Cbr>**  \u003Cbr>Not Cormputable  \u003Cbr>***  \u003Cbr>Figures from table  \u003Cbr>SOURCE:Statistics of    |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  prepared by F.  \u003Cbr>Income …1958   | Emerson Andrews  \u003Cbr>-59.Corporation Inc   | cme Tax Returns w   | ith accounting   |  periods   |\n| ended July i958-June    | 1959.  U.S.Tre   | asury Departmezt -I   | nternal Revenue    | Service.   |  |\n| Table prepared by Coun   | cil for Financia   | l Aid to Education,D   | ivisl on of Resear   | ch.   |  |\n\nThe following item appeared in a recent is sue of the London Times:  \n\"The Rev.Austen Williams,Vicar of St.Martin-in-the-Fields,will remainon the church steps for12 hours today to collect contributions towards theL19,000 needed for repair s to the Italian ceiling.Ambassadors,mayor s andper sonalities of stage and film s will arrive at noon with their offerings.\"  \n## PRO AND CON\n\n\"The American people..are now asking an increasing number of que stions abouttheir voluntary agencie s\",said Dr.Robert Hamlin,director of a study of nationalhealth agencies being made under a Rockefeller Foundation grant,speaking beforethe National Tuberculosis Association.\"These questions,for the most part,donot pertain to the need for voluntary agencies.They concern the competence ofthe agencies to carry out the roles which have been assigned to them.。·  \n\"Over 100,000 national,regional,local and voluntary health and welfare agenciesnow receive approximately $1.5 million annually from the American people',Dr。Hamlin said.  Weak,administratively unsound voluntary agencies can be equatedwith wasted philanthropy..。the machinery of many voluntary agencies has unfortu-nately become inefficient and at times jealously self-centered.This...diffusesthe dedicated efforts of millions of contributors,volunteers,officers and staffmembers..。  \nDr。Hamlin stated the effectivene ss of national agencies was diluted by weaklocal affiliate s and suggested local affil","cbCaishiogKql8Yu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaishiogKql8Yu","pdf",302212,"English","# PRO AND CON\n## FOUNDATIONS\n## For Education","[{\"question\":\"What does the document’s corporate contributions table measure?\",\"answer\":\"It measures contributions by asset class (in thousands) for corporations reporting balance sheets, including net income or deficit and contribution amounts with percentage figures for 1958–1959 and 1957–1958.\"},{\"question\":\"What main issues are discussed regarding voluntary health and welfare agencies?\",\"answer\":\"The document describes concerns about administrative weaknesses, inefficiency, competence to carry assigned roles, and the need for standardized accounting and adequate affiliate income.\"},{\"question\":\"What foundation-related financial activity is reported in the section on FOUNDATIONS?\",\"answer\":\"It reports a proposed secondary stock offering by the Ford Foundation, and summarizes investment book and market values and grant-related cash disbursements for the Sarah Mellon Scaife Foundation.\"}]","The Bulletin - Number 10 - Volume 7 | PDF",1789969609]