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For the First Twenty Yea rs of Automotive History When Cars in Use Ranged
From a Few Hundred to a Few Million-All Scientis ts and Engineers Agreed
That' Only the STRAIGHT RUN Could be Used. Then the lndustry Reached a
Point Where not Enough of This Grade-Even Though the Refineries Raised the
Initial and End Point-Co uld be Made to Supply the Cars Sold. To Avoid a
Gasoline Famine Compressed or Natural Gasoline Was Blended With the
Straight Run-Then When Enough of This Was Found Unobtainable to Bridge
the Gap Between Demand and Supply-Fuel0il WasCraoked to Create a Sub-
stitute. Throughout the Changing Years, However, the Fact Remained Un-
ehanged-~That Gasoline Was Best Which Had a Low Enough Initial to ln-
sure Quick Starting-a Low Enough End Point to lnsu re Dry Gas 'to the Last
Drop Delivered tothe Combustion Chambers-and Most Important of all an
Intermediate Distillation Within the Power Range of 150" to 400° and Deliv-
ered the Greatest Percent age of Usable Fuel.
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