Journal of Air Law and Commerce

Volume 16 | Issue 4 Article 10

1949 Bibliography

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BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS- A SELECTED LIST

AIRLINE RECORD, 1949 EDITION. Chicago, Roy R. Roadcap, 1949. 160 p. $7.50. Compilation of route, traffic, and financial data for U. S. airlines. ANNUAL SURVEY OF AMERICAN LAW. New York, New York University School of Law, 1949. "Transportation Law," by Arnold W. Knauth: pp. 575-600. Averill, Robert G. and Charles E. Stonier. "AVIATION AND FREE ENTERPRISE"; A REPORT ON THE AIR TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY AND THE EFFECT OF SUB- SIDY ON ITS GROWTH. Springfield, Mass., P. 0. Box 587, Robert G. Averill Associates, 1949. 32 p. Bornecque, E. LA POLICE DE L'AIR. 2nd ed. Paris, Les Editions inter- nationales, 1949. 300 p. 430 fr. Bryan, Leslie A. LIGHT AIRCRAFT OPERATING COSTS. Urbana, Ill., Univer- sity of Illinois, The Institute of Aviation, 1949. 8 p. (Aeronautics Bul- letin No. 7.) Study reveals a range of $4.52 to $12.01 per hour in total operating costF for fleet of aircraft during period February 1, 1948 to January 1, 1949. Canada. Air Transport Board. AIRLINE TRAFFIC SURVEY ORIGINATIONS AND DESTINATIONS. MARCH 1948, SEPTEMBER 1948. STATION TO STATION, MARCH 1948. Ottawa, 1949. 3 v. Gautier, Michel and Jean Marais. LES TRANSPORTS AERIENS. Paris, Presses universitaires de France, 1949. 128 p. ("Que sais-je?" Le point des connaissances actuelles, 359.) Popular presentation of the techniques, practices and economics of air transport for the non-specialist. Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration. BUSI- NESS ASPECTS OF AVIATION. Cambridge, Mass., 1949. 63 p. (Refer- ence List No. 6.) International Air Transport Association. IATA, THE FIRST THREE DECADES ...Compiled by S. Ralph Cohen. Montreal, 1949. 106 p. International Civil Aviation Organisation. STATISTICAL SUMMARY. AIR TRANSPORT No. 3. JUNE 1949. Montreal, 1949. 179 p. (Doc. 6740-AT /692.) Issued in English, French, and Spanish. Includes revenue traffic statis- tics for 48 airlines operating in 37 countries. Kimball, Frederic P. DOMESTIC MAIL RATE DECISIONS; A SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS OF OPINIONS OF THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD GRANTING PER- MANENT MAIL RATES CURRENTLY IN EFFECT FOR DOMESTIC CARRIERS. Tarrytown, N. Y., 1949. 258 p. $175. See review, page-. La Farge, Oliver. THE EAGLE IN THE EGG. Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1949. 320 p. $3.50. An organizational history with brief personality sketches of the Air Transport Command, its strategic importance and future possibilities. * Aeronautic Division, Library of Congress. JOURNAL OF AIR LAW AND COMMERCE

Mourer, Henry. LES AMERIQUES ET L'EMPIRE DES AIRS. Paris, Les Editions inter-nationales, 1949. 300 p. 690 frs. Owen, Wilfred. AUTOMOTIVE TRANSPORTATION; TRENDS AND PROBLEMS. Washington, Brookings Institution, 1949. 162 p. $2.00. An analysis of the economic problems of transportation service on the highways. Sutton, John Lawrence. EUROPEAN COMMERCIAL AIR CARGO; AN ANALYSIS OF ITS PRESENT DEVELOPMENT. Geneve, University of Geneva, 1949. 156 p. Thesis. "The primary object of this study will be to determine the char- acter of commercial air cargo in Europe, and between Europe and the other continents ..." U.S. Civil Aeronautics Administration. ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF AMERICA'S AIR NAVIGATION PROGRAM. JULY 1, 1949. Washington, 1949. 83 p. U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board. DOMESTIC SKY-COACH SURVEY, APRIL AND MAY 1949. Washington, 1949. 49 p. U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. CIVIL AERONAUTICS ACT AMENDMENTS. Hearings . . . 81st Congress, First Session on H.R. 4082, H.R. 2911 and H.R. 3940. Washington, U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1949. 122 p. U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. FEDERAL AIRPORT ACT AMENDMENTS. Hearings... on H.R. 4239, H.R. 4199 and H.R. 4857... June 9 and 10, 1949. Washington, U.S. Govern- ment Print. Off., 1949. 79 p. U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. AIRLINE INDUSTRY INVESTIGATION. Hearings. Pursuant to S. Res. 50. Apr. 11-June 20, 1949. Washington, U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1949. 4 vols. Senate Resolution 50 provided for the investigation of problems relating to the air-line industry, the United States merchant marine, domestic land and water transportation, and radio, telegraph, and telephone communica- tions. U.S. Library of Congress. Legislative Reference Service. CIVIL AERONAU- TICS: A CHRONOLOGICAL AND LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF FEDERAL ACTIVI- TIES, 1910-1947. [Prepared by] Freeman W. Sharp. 1947. [Washing- ton, U.S. Civil Aeronautics Administration, 1949.] [65) p. Part I. 1910 to the Air Mail Act of 1925. The Period of Confusion. Part II. 1926 to the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938: The Period of Positive Action. Part III. 1939 to Date. The Period of Reorganization. U.S. Library of Congress. Legislative Reference Service. PARTICIPATION OF WATER-BORNE CARRIERS IN AIR TRANSPORTATION, by Merwin Shurberg. Washington, 1949. 52 p. Public Affairs Bulletin No. 68.) $0.35.

PERIODICAL ARTICLES.-A SELECTED LIST

Africa's Network of Airways. The Times Review of Industry, Aug. 1949; 3:6-7. Airlines Can Profit by Standardizing Expendable and Perishable Items, by K. Derdiarian. Standardization, July 1949; 20:175-176. The Airlines-PortAuthority Agreement, by Richard E. Stockwell. Aviation Operations, Oct. 1949; 12:38-39, 72-74. Better Look Before You Fly, by W. Prokosch. National Municipal Review, June 1949; 38:283-87. Recommends careful economic surveys by communities planning airports. BIBLIOGRAPHY

British Air Charter Companies; the Expansion of Air Chartering: Coming Replacement Problems, by E. N. B. Bentley. Shipping World, Mar. 16, 1949; 120:317-318. Bush Flying in Manitoba; the Duties of a Representative Service, by Robert Russell. Flight, Aug. 4; 56:126, 128-129. Canada and International Air Transport, by Lionel Chevrier. Canadian Transportation, May 1949; 52:253-256. Civil Aviation in India. Airports and Air Transportation, Sept. 1949; 4:206-209. Design for Air Travel, by Henry Goddard and Raymond G. Brown. Archi- tectural Record, May 1949; 105:237-243. Design for Commercial Efficiency; a Survey of the Influence of Aircraft Characteristicson Airline Economics: the as an Example of Prospective Profit-Maker on Medium-Distance Services, by J. F. Foss. Gazette, July 27, 1949; No. 52:9-11. Economics of Jet Transport, by J. C. Floyd. Aero Digest, July 1949; 59:31, 97-98. The Effect of Nationalisationon Air Transport, by J. W. S. Brancker. The Journal of the Institute of Transport, May 1949; 23:108-112. Evaluating the Traffic Potential of Continental and Intercontinental Air- ports, by Carl Pirath. Interavia Review of World Aviation, July 1949; 4:422-424. Freedom for Flight, by Sir William P. Hildred. United Nations World, Sept. 1949; 3:40-43. Plea to remove all unnecessary regulatory and ideological barriers to the right of airplanes to fly where they will. Helicopter Operations-Some Problems and Prospects, by N. E. Rowe. Journal of the Helicopter Association of Great Britain, Apr./June 1949; 3:3-35. Includes discussion of the economic operation of the helicopter as a vehi- cle of transport on regular scheduled services. Let the People Fly: Government Regulation Keeps Air Transportation from Being Mass Transportation, by A. de Saint-Phalle. Fortune, Aug. 1949; 40:51-53. The Lightplane Airlines, by John T. Dodson. Flying, Oct. 1949; 45:16-17, 76-77. A Logical Pattern for Local Air Service, Part IV, by E. H. Pickering and Bob Wemple. Southern Flight, Sept. 1949; 32:17-18. Concluding article. Look Again at Overseas Air Cargo, by Paul A. Amundsen. Traffic World, Sept. 24, 1949; 84:49-52. The Mass Market for Air Travel, by Herbert A. Wilkinson. United Nations World, Sept. 1949; 3:44-46. New York; Air Traffic Bedlam, by Hy Sheridan. Flying, Aug. 1949; 45:23, 73. Operational Route Analysis and Direct Flying Cost, by S. T. B. Cripps. SAE Journal, Mar. 1949; 57:27-29. Pillars of World Air Transport; a "Who's Who" of the International Air Transport Association. Interavia Review of World Aviation, Sept. 1949; 4:525-540. Puerto Rico Takes to the Air, by A. N. Wecksler. Aviation Operations, Oct. 1949; 12:40. JOURNAL OF AIR LAW AND COMMERCE

Requirements for Cargo Aircraft, by Major Raymond R. Hajek. Pegasus, July 1949; 14:1-5, 16. Relative Costs of Short Haul vs. Long Haul Rail Traffic, by Ford K. Ed- wards. I.C.C. Practitioners' Journal, Sept. 1949; 16:938-943. "Safety First" Is Motto of Our Transport Industry, based on paper by Otto E. Kirchner. SAE Journal, Aug. 1949; 57:42-43. Safety Over Water, by M. de Bunsen. Aeronautics, Sept. 1949; 21:100-106, 114-118. Special Legal Incidents Pertaining to International Air Transportation; Ross et al. vs. Pan American Airways, Inc., by C. B. Everberg. Credit and Financial Management, Aug. 1949; 51:24-25, 28. Tale of a Tropical Tramp, by R. Thruelsen. Saturday Evening Post, July 16, 1949; 222:17-19, 52, 54, 57. Account of Pan American World Airways, Latin-American Cargo Divi- sion. Thirtieth Anniversary [of International Air Transportion Association] Is- sue. IATA Bulletin, July 1949; 9:106, xix p. Three Decades of IATA. Interavia Review of World Aviation, Sept. 1949; 4:521-524. Viscount [Vickers] in the Air; a Glimpse of a New Phase in Air Transport: Handling and Performance of d . Flight, Aug. 25, 1949; 56:221-224. Wings Over the World; Basic Facts on Some of the World's Major Airlines. United Nations World, Sept. 1949; 3:47-50.

FOREIGN ARTICLES

Comment ddfinir le r6le des auxiliares du transport adrien, [signed] F. Ser- raz. L'Aviation marchande, May/June 1949; No. 21:20-22. Definition of six groups of agents and intermediaries based on French experience. Le Fret vu de l'6tranger,par J. Romeyer. L'Aviation marchande, May/June 1949; No. 21:35-38. La Ingenieria aeronautica y el transporte aereo, par Luis de Azcarraga. Ingenieria aeronautica, Jan./Mar. 1949; 1:3-18. Le Navire et l'avion ont chacun un r6le different d remplir. Le Transportdes passagers, par Edmond Lanier. Journal de la marine marchande et de la navigation adrienne, Sept. 1-8, 1949; 31:1889-1892, 1841-1844. Notes sur l'utilit6 d'un recueil internationaldes ddcisions judiciares intgres- sant l'aviation civile internationale, par R. H. Mankiewicz. Revue de barreau de la province de Quebec, May 1949; 9:226-240. Le Nouveau droit agrien suisse, par Werner Guldimann. Revue franqaise du droit a~rien, Jan./Mar. 1949; 3-8-27. L'Organisationde l'aviation civile internationale (OA CI), par Daniel Hague- nau. Via, Mar. 1949; 6-56-59. Le Transportadrien de malades et la responsabilitJdu transporteur,par Al- bert Rabut. Revue frangaise du droit a~rien, Jan./Mar. 1949; 3:1-7. Le Transport'de fret par la compagnie hollandaise K.L.M. L'Aviation mar- chande, May/June 1949; No. 21:17-19.