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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1959)
MONDAY, JUNE 22. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREf.ON PACE FIVE Ancient British Order Of Druids Welcome Summer !n Pagan Revelry At Historic Stonehenge AMESBl'RY. England CAPt Frolicking teen-agers and college students outdid the Ancient Order of Druids today in welcoming summer at Britain's historic Stonehenge. Some 2.0(10 boys and girls, forti fied by whisky, gin and beer, staged a pagan revel around the great, stone slabs in southeast England believed Co have been raised by sun worshippers about 1.500 B. C. White - robed, solemn'- faced Druids members of a fraternal ' order annually greet the sun rise at Stonehenge on June 22. the start of summer. This year the young folks came hours earlier and got a head start. A glowing full moon rose over the downs while hot and fast Young Father Kills Stepson HOUSTON. Tex. AP A youth told police Sunday he placed his !8-month-old stepson in I tub o; scalding water and calmly washed a sinkful of dishes while listening to the child's screams. Tony Ray East died Saturday of second and third degree burns which covered most of his body. Dixieland music provided mi oh- pretty blende whipped oil her ligato to the dancing, shouting and blouse and bra. Bare from th laughing students. waist up. she danced a happy jive Silhouetrd in the moonlight, a'anud sprawling young people. many entwined in embraces. At 4 a. m. H Druids arrived in the mid.st of the revel. At the head of their column was a tall sheeted man carrying a sword. Behind him a lady Druid held aloft a banner. Bringing up Medical lhe rcar was ,he Ch'C' Druid hoId' -it a circus." boomed the chief i and flapped his arms, yelling. About 25 youths lay motionless on great Heel Stone. ruid. "you are wrong." "Omo washes whiter." the slogan lne ground, sound asleep. . It had been a hectic night, but "This is a serious, solemn cere- ' well-known British detergent. By (his ,imc neavy clou(s hadjn0 arrcsls were reported. Finauy mony which you would understand "I ask for reverence," pleaded drifted across the dawn sky and most of the teen-agers and Druids it you had the inielligence to un- the chief Druid, "if you've got anyi tne Druids and everyone else were drifted oif toward Ameibury. derstand." reverence in you." I robbed of the opportunity of seeing! some three miles to the east, for A boy with black hair stood up Empty bottles littered the place ! the sun rise over Stonehenge's I breakfast. Police charged the stepiather. Leroy Joseph Riceaux, 19, with murder. Investigator A. A. Marlindale thei"1 snepnero, incident occurred last Tuesday Flanked by policemen, they when he returned home from marched around the circle of 16- work. He became angry, he said, when he tried to feed the child grits and the child spat them out. foot high stones. 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