CAPT. RESERVECHAPTER HEAD Hnit,Captain Harold J. Anderson, former Hammond man, now a resident of Hobart, is the new president of the Calumet chapter of the Tenth District Reserve Officers’ associa-Eva- tion of Indiana. He was chosenTuesday evening: when about 50 reservists from I^ke, Porter, Newton and Jasper counties attended the annual meeting held at the Hotel Gary in Gary.Anderson, who is a member of the1field artillery reserve, succeeds j i Lieut. Howard Ayers, field artillery! reserve of Hammond, who is now j similar president of the entire Tenth district.[• o -f con-HtliO AW *«IdOrr, ard of he In-Com-e.lolding d are ontin of the !r I**iticisednorousuildingtoldingion as such a for dote doneVice-presidents for each of the four counties comprising Calumet chapter who were named during i the election of officers are Lieut, j Bert. R, Kuss, infantry reserve, of\ Gary, for Lake county; Lieut. DaleD. Merchant, field artillery reserve, of Valparaiso, for Porter county; Major J. F. Gwyn, field artillery reserve, of Rensselaer, for Jasper county, and Lieut. Col. C. C. Bassett, | medical reserve, of Goodland, for I Newton county. Lieut. M. C. McKay, finance reserve of Hammond,was elected sceretary and treasurer.b*tltrbiwfifrbistlciri units bondedThe meeting was opened at R o’clock, following a dinner in the jVenetian room of Hotel Gary, by Lieutenant Ayers who reviewed the activities of the chapter during the last year. Pointing out that onlyf£SttlirtlittJwbrlt;Cin