U. & NAVAL BASE GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA Borrowed kidney COLUNBUS (AP)--Kathie Anderson borrowed a kidney from a sister and gave birth to a healthy baby girl. James Corelli, the Ohio State University surgeon who performed the transplant, had warned that there was a high risk involved in pregnancy with only one good kid- ney. But Allison Renee was born 19 days ago, and both mother and child were said to be in good health. The baby weighed nearly six pounds and was delivered by Caesarean section. Anderson, who suffered from terminal renal disease, was given a healthy kidney by her sister, Patty Bowshier. Dr. Nicholas Teteris, who delivered the Anderson child, said it is "wonderful when a sis- ter can give life to a sister, who in turn gives life to another." Friday, May 31, 1974 Cat Stevens Long-distance wedding SYDNEY (AP)--English pop star Cat Stevens was search- ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)--If the telephone rings on time ed by customs officers for an hour yesterday after he tomorrow, 21-year-old Donna Irion will be married to arrived at Sydney Airport to begin an Australian tour. her fiance some 12,000 miles away in Thailand. But "They went through everything," Stevens said later. Capt. Len B. Cason's call may not get through from "The narcotics people gave me a body check. The only Korat Air Force Base. So the 26-year-old officer will thing they found in my luggage were my virility pills." try again Sunday. "I know it sounds crazy--a long-dis- Stevens, 26--real name Stephan Georgiou--said: "It tance wedding," Miss Irion, a legal secretary, said was a bit of a surprise . It doesn't happen to us in yesterday. "But it's kind of fun. Except for the other countries. I suppose they were only doing their honeymoon. I'm afraid we have a long time to wait for job. There has been a bit of trouble with groups and that." The couple won't see each other until July, drugs." Two other members of the 27-man troupe who when Cason has some leave. His bride plans to fly to flew in from Honolulu also were searched before being Bfngkok for a belated honeymoon. "Len is supposed to released. call between noon and 1:30 p.m. tomorrow," Miss Irion explained, "If he has any trouble getting the call through in that time, we'll all come back Sunday and Uh-oh! try again." LOS ANGELES (AP)--Police say William Allen Norman, 43, walked into a Hollywood police station, pointed "Sweet Eros" a frontier-style pistol at officers and said: "Okay, here I am." He was shot dead on the spot. Police said CAMBRIDGE (AP)--Cambridge District Court Judge Law- it was only afterward they discovered the Los Angeles rence J. Feloney has dismissed charges of open and man was carrying a pellet gun, designed to look like gross lewdness brought against 12 persons connected a Western weapon. Police refused to give any further with the play "Sweet Eros'" Charges of fornication a- details on the Wednesday incident. gainst Lisa Ingalls and Joel Polinsky, two stars of the show, were continued to June 19 by Feloney. The pair was arrested along with the others on May 22 when state Drinking contest police interrupted the play, following a scene in which they appeared nude in a simulated sex act. Judge Fel- FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. (AP)--A gin-drinking contest oney, in dismissing the lewdness charges, noted that between two men who tried to settle a dispute over children had been excluded from the paid performance their liquor capacities ended with both contestants and that Massachusetts' obscenity law had recently been dead, police say. Police Chief Tommy Ray Wednesday struck down by another court. A theater spokesman said gave the following account of the deaths of Walter Wade, performances of two one-act plays, "Sweet Eros" and 39, and Eugene Cole, 32: Wade and Cole had long dis- "The Beard," will continue "uncut and unchanged." puted who could consume the most alcohol. The owner of a tavern they frequented decided to end the argument by holding a drinking contest Sunday night. A "timekeep- Nuclear photos er" was appointed and the men began downing glasses of gin. The contest was called off when neither man could BOMBAY (AP)--The Indian public got its first drink any more. Each had put away between 32 and 48 look yesterday at the artificial hillock created by the ounces of gin in less than an hour. Cole was found un- controversial nuclear test blast on May 18. Bombay conscious on a street near his home Mbnday.morning and newspapers published pictures from the Indian Atomic booked into the city jail for public drunkenness. He Energy Commission showing the Rajastan test site east was checked hourly, Ray said, and when he could not be of New Delhi. One showed the flat desert landscape roused at 3:10 p.m. he was sent to a hospital where before the blast. Another showed the same scene just he was pronounced dead 11 minutes after arrival. Wade after the 10-to-15-kiloton underground explosion had went to his sister's home after the contest. When she us hed up the round hill. "Most beautiful sight, " could not rouse him at 5 p.m. Monday, she took him to id Commission Chairman H. N. Sethna in a radio inter- the same hospital, where he died Tuesday morning. iew the day after the test. Page 2--LOCAL, NATIONAL NEWS Guantana nc Gazette Friday, May 31, 197l Baltimore high school student Job opportunities accepted by Harvard, Oxford Non-U.S. citizens BALTIMORE, Md. (AP)--With a grade average in the high 90s and acceptances from Harvard and Oxford, Mar- TITLE GRADE SALARY COMMAND vin Stickman was a standout at Southwestern High School. Even his picture in the school yearbook was Electrician helper LWG-5 $1.28 ph PWD unusual. Air Condition LWG-8 $1.59 ph PWD Marvin is a purple and gold penguin. Equip. Mech. II Mobile Equipment LWG-8 $1.59 ph PWD "It started last fall when some of the kids found a Dispatcher penguin doll on a trash truck," said Dennis Arenson, Supervisory clerk LGS-6/7 $2.59 ph PWD a biology teacher who helped his homeroom mastermind $2.98 ph the prank. "They salvaged it and brought it in as a Plumber I LWG-9 $1.70 ph PWD mascot and gradually the idea came of infusing life Accounting Tech. LGS-5 $2.22 ph Comptroller into it. Policeman PS-4 $1.43 ph Security "We began with tentative efforts. Using the name of Policeman PS-4 $1.43 ph Security Olivia Stickman, one of the girls called in and asked Automatic Pinsetter LWG-5 $1.28 ph S/S that her s-n Marvin be sent to the office because he attendant had a L -al appointment. He was paged over the loud- Accounts Maint. LGS-3 $1.46 ph S/S speaker," Arenson recalled. clerk Meatcutting worker LWG-5 $1.28 ph Commissary Arenson said the next step was to get Marvin a sche- Wire Cable worker I LWG-10 $1.81 ph Supply dule card through the school's computerized system. The teacher carried a phony card to several teachers, all of whom were in on the joke, and they signed it. Then things began to snowball of their own accord. U.S. citizens "The office automatically prepared a report card and the teachers who had written the schedule dutifully TITLE GRADE SALARY COMMAND put in grades," Arenson said. Eventually the penguin was asked to make an appointment to be measured for a Automotive Mech. WS-11 $6.09 ph PWD cap and gown and had his picture taken for the year- foreman book. Rigger foreman WS-10 $5.89 ph SRD Shipfitter foreman WS-10 $5.89 ph SRD "With a little more finagling, we could have had him Personnel staffing GS-9/ $12,167 pa CCPO graduate," Arenson said. "The kids went overboard specialist 11 $14,671 pa with Harvard and Oxford." Clerk-typist GS-3 $6,408 pa CCPO The teacher explained that a group of students sub- (NTE 90 days) mitted applications to the two schools, complete with Clerk-typist GS-4 $7,198 pa Commissary classroom records, in Marvin's name. Stickman was Accounts Maint. GS-3 $6,408 pa Comptroller accepted at both institutions. clerk That also brought Marvin to counselor Gertrude Har- Mason foreman WS-10 $5.89 ph PWD ris' attention. Arenson said she "was alarmed that General engineer GS-12 $17,497 pa PWD someone so brilliant had escaped her notice for three Telephone operator GS-2 $5,682 pa PWD years." Telephone supervisor GS-4 $7,198 pa PWD Arenson said he viewed the caper as "an opportunity for the youngsters to thumb their noses at the estab- lishment in a way both subtle and harmless." There was one other facet of Marvin's personality that helped restrict knowledge of the hoax to a select few: he never cut class. "If he had cut class, the administration would have found out about him instantly," Arenson said. "The fact that he made the honor roll twice wasn't paia any attention." Guantanamo, Cazette Water status Water figures for yesterday: Local Forecast 04.S..t . .15 55 0 51 J~.5-- S03J I~~tf . WATER PRODUCED: 1,500,000 J0355555 B . I. 5 Continued partly cloudy with . I.n . .p*. WATER CONSUMED: 1,358,000 isolated shower activity during the afternoon.