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... gasoline con- sumption was double in 1946 what it was in 1941. I haven't the figures for 1947 as yet . Aviation - gasoline consumption in 1946 was double that of 1941 . Then we come to one of the most striking factors . Shipments of ...
... gasoline con- sumption was double in 1946 what it was in 1941. I haven't the figures for 1947 as yet . Aviation - gasoline consumption in 1946 was double that of 1941 . Then we come to one of the most striking factors . Shipments of ...
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... gasoline output , and supplement what they are making during the winter by what they have stored during the summer months . Then the process is reversed and gasoline is stored during the winter and comes out of storage during the sum ...
... gasoline output , and supplement what they are making during the winter by what they have stored during the summer months . Then the process is reversed and gasoline is stored during the winter and comes out of storage during the sum ...
Page 52
... gasoline , because there is very little aviation gasoline refining capacity elsewhere in the world . Of course , to Canada we export considerable quantities of crude and considerable quantities of all of the other products , because the ...
... gasoline , because there is very little aviation gasoline refining capacity elsewhere in the world . Of course , to Canada we export considerable quantities of crude and considerable quantities of all of the other products , because the ...
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... gasoline included ? Mr. BALL . Yes , that includes all products , and that includes , inci- dentally , shipments to Canada . Mr. COLE . Can you give us a rough estimate of what percentage of the 430,000 barrels exported is lubricating ...
... gasoline included ? Mr. BALL . Yes , that includes all products , and that includes , inci- dentally , shipments to Canada . Mr. COLE . Can you give us a rough estimate of what percentage of the 430,000 barrels exported is lubricating ...
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... gasoline to Russia . It was just the result of private enter- prise in a free market . The Russians were willing to pay the price and we were willing to sell . Mr. BALL . Yes . We shipped very little aviation gasoline to Russia . As a ...
... gasoline to Russia . It was just the result of private enter- prise in a free market . The Russians were willing to pay the price and we were willing to sell . Mr. BALL . Yes . We shipped very little aviation gasoline to Russia . As a ...
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