321 F2d 70 Marx v. Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company  321
F.2d 70  Mary Robertson MARX, Appellant,  No. 19857.  United
States Court of Appeals Fifth Circuit.  August 8, 1963.   Edward
W. Gray, of Percy, Macmurdo & Gray, Baton Rouge, La., for
appellee.     The plaintiff, Mrs. Mary R. Marx, sued the insurer
of Our Lady of the Lake Hospital in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, for
false imprisonment, embarrassment, assault, battery, and
unlawful restraint. While a guest parliamentarian at a meeting
of the Louisiana Nurses Association in a Baton Rouge hotel, Mrs.
Marx suffered a stroke. The nurses rushed her to a hospital and
summoned a physician to treat her. Mrs. Marx was confused and
semi-conscious for at least five or six days. She remained at
the hospital eleven days. The record shows that during her
hospitalization her husband saw her frequently. He concurred in
her continued hospitalization, and on at least one occasion told
the attending physician to do whatever was necessary for the
plaintiff. Doctors and nu