U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Irite.state and Foreign

COMMITTEE PRINT-UNREVISED

A BILL TO AMEND THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS ACT OF
1938, AS AMENDED, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

FEBRUARY 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, AND 11, 1943

Print DECLASSE the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

NOV 5-1956

AUTHORITY Ltr. H. INtetate & For. COM.COMM. BY 0. Sutton 10/19/

H. R. 1012, to amend the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as amended, and

for other purposes-

Statement of-

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Pogue, L. Welch, Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board

Gorrell, Col. Edgar S., president, Air Transport Association of America

Westwood, Howard C. (legal questions) -

Burden, William A. M., special aviation assistant to the Secretary of

Gommerce_

Stanton, Charles I., Administrator of Civil Aeronautics, Department
of Commerce_

Tipton, S. G., assistant general counsel, Civil Aeronautics Board
(Analysis of H. R. 1012).

Reichelderfer, Dr. Francis W., Chief, United States Weather Bureau..
Marx, H. S., vice president and general counsel, Railway Express
Agency, New York City..

Warner, Hon. Edward, Vice Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board_
O'Brien, William C., United States Post Office Department...

Turner, Col. Roscoe, Indianapolis, Ind...

Stringer, Harry R., vice president, All-American Aviation_
Nichols, Hon. Jack, Member of Congress from Oklahoma_
Documents submitted:

Graph of revenue-miles flown per fatal accident and passenger fatali-
ties per 100,000,000 passenger miles___

Comparative air carrier safety statistics in domestic, international,

and Territorial operations for the fiscal year 1936 through 1942.

International air carriers, operating revenues, and expenses, mileage,

and traffic statistics for the fiscal years 1938 through 1942.

Charts: Organization of Civil Aeronautics Authority, Civil Aero-
nautics Administration, and Civil Aeronautics Board..

Personnel, authorized positions, Civil Aeronautics Board, December

31, 1942, and employees of Civil Aeronautics Administration,

January 1, 1943_

Newspaper article-MacArthur Sees Airpower as Key to Victory.

Memorandum, exclusive regulation of air transport with respect to

economic and safety matters as proposed in H. R. 1012_

Aviation use of motor fuel__

Public, No. 766, Seventy-seventh Congress (meterological students).
Communications from-

Air Transport Association of America (objects and purposes).
Air routes of the Arctic area

Air routes before Pearl Harbor..

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