To BeAt Camp Croft, S.C.OIL RATION ISORDERED COTWASHINGTON. (U.R)—The Of.Ace of Petroleum Administrationiand the O.P.A have ordered a 40 per cent cut In fuel oil rations for non-heating purposes.The order affects commercial, industrial and governmental con. Burners in 1? eastern states and the District of Columbia. It is an.other step in the fuel conserva.tion program which already hasstipulated cuts in fuel^ oil forhome owners, a 25 per cent cut for non-resistance heating, and a reduction In the value of gasoline coupons.Officials say the order will affect chiefly industrial users of the heaviest type oils used for such machines as dynamos. The [)rder exempts many users such ib communication services, newspapers, radio stations, hospitals Etnd war plants.One Of Largest Groups To Leave StatesvilleSince War, Left ThisMorning.(Ninety-three men from Statesville and Iredell county and five other local men who were in other sections, but come under the supervision of the draft hoard here, will be inducted into the armed services today at 6amp Croi;t, South Carolina.The large group, one of the biggest to leave Statesville since the war, left here this morning at 8 o'clock. Following are the names of those to be inducted: Hufus Archibald Harrison John Milton AlexanderJohn William HatchettCarl Horace York Walter Ruffin Duncan Zeb Vance Speaks Willard Henry Mayberry William Howard Kennedy William Trent Parks Odell Dangue Threatt Clarence Wilson Ross William Morgan ReeceWilliam Qlenn Blackwelder(Continued •' page Bight)