Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1951 — Page 10
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WASHINGTON, Pa. Dec. 10 (UP)—Washington County au-| thorities will begin habeas corpus proceedings today ih an effort to obtain the release of 68-| year-old Ray Lemley .who had] been imprisoned in a wire cage] by his family for 10 years. | Leo L. Considine, director of] the Washington County Institution, said that Mr. Lemley’s son, | Elzie, readily admitted construct-| ing the cage in a shack behind | homes occupied by him and his ‘- sister, Mrs. Addie Parks. The son said he withdrew his father. as a mental patient from | Somerset State Hospital 10 years] ago because ‘they abused him] there.” . : { “We asked him to take us to] the shack,” Mr. Considine said, | ‘hut he told us to ask his sister. | She told us to go ahead.” “It was kind of dark Inside but 1 could make out Mr. Lemley behind a wire netting,” he said. Mr, Lemley's imprisonment was discovered by a utility worker | who heard screams coming from the shack. Entering through -a rear door, the man saw Mr. Lemley in the cage. Judge Carl E. Gibson, hearing of the ineident, ordered Mr. Considine and police — dpe — w— - to make a full investigation. ’ » * “Young Lemley réfused-to sur- Elected President of Notre Dame Board render -his- father so we asked| .sOUTH BEND, Dec. 10—Frank|, Mr. Walker, currenfly serving County Solicitor David H. Weiner ¢: Walker, of New York City, for- 4 national chairman of the Notre to help us,’~ Mr. Considine said. mer Postmaster General of the The son claimed he and his sis- United States. has been .elected ter took excellent care of their president of the Associate Board O'Shaughnessy, of St. Paul, Minn, father since withdrawing him of Lay Trustees at the University president of the Globe Oil and from the institution. of Notre Dame. Refining Co.
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LONGS FOR HIS RELEASE—Marjorie Fulks, 31, airline |
hostess stationed in San Francisco, holds photo of her fiance, Dilmus Kanady of Houston, Tex., who is eld prisoner by the Chinese Reds.
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* |Hospital at Bethesda, Md., said
j everything possible will be doneinow as if surgery would do any| : | for ‘two-months-old David Minter, bo.
lon the brain.
»¥® INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ Victim of Water on Brain — oo Hope Fades for Baby Flown To Hospital on Truman Edict
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 (UP)—| But the proposal for an imme{Navy doctors held out little hope/diate operation was abandongd {today that they can save the liie/and the hospitak spokesman said lof a sailor's baby rushed here in|yesterday that “no surgery is con-| {a mercy flight ordered by Presi-/templated until further tests are dent Truman. conducted.” But a spokesman at the Naval] Condition Satisfactory ‘He added that it'does not appear,
good. © He explained that the who was flown here Saturdayichild’'s defect is congenital—pres-| from Key West, Fla. where the2ent at birth. |
President was vacationing. | While the brain fluids could be “We always hope that som2- drained off as they appeared, hel thing will turn up,” the sSpok®s-/gaiq they presumably would conman said. But he added the out-/tinye to form. Such pressure on look for.the infant's recovery is the brain would eventually ¢ause “poor.” - |death. : Little David, son of D. K. Min-| The child's condition, * the ter, of Delhi, Fla, an electronics spokesman added, is considered {technician at’ the Advanced Un-|‘“gatisfactory” at present—-mean-|derseas Waapons School at Key ng he is in no immediate danger. (West, has hydrocephalus—water| But the official, himself a doc-| tor, said there is “not much hope” {for the infant's recovery.
Appeals to Truman When his worried father ap- ies angen |pealed personally to the President, Mr. Truman instructed
Horace Warden, physician as- Report Theft signed to his yacht Williamsburg, | : to check the child's condition, : : '
| Dr. Warden reported that immejdiate brain surgery was needed, ! F {and the Chief Executive promptly! n urs arranged for the child and father) ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Dec. 10 (UP) jo be flown here aboard a Navy| furrier told police yesterday Courier plane employed to ferry spat his Christmas display of papers between the White House mink coats and stoles valued at an stolen’
and Key West. estimated ~ $120,000 was |
Brain specialists began an ex- ;. pic store i : 3 8 sta the s ; se! amination of the baby Saturday Hotel re in the swank Cha ‘|
nignt as soon as he was brought : : to the Navy's skyscraper hospital| Richard Smith, manager for the in nearby Maryland. The studies|St: Louis outlet of the Martinique| continued all day yesterday. (Fur Co. of Chicago, said more = {than 35 pieces were missing in-
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Police said the thief or thieves| entered the shop on the hotel's] second floor through a ransom and left through the door, after springing the safety lock from the ‘inside. :
| Police said the robbery prob-| {ably took place between Saturday | when Mr. Smith said he left the |shop, locking the door, and Sun{day when hotel detective John {Nicholson noticed the door ajar (while on his regular rounds. { Mr. Nicholson told police he shut the door without noticing|({p the theft and slipped a note underneath it reminding the tenant to be careful about keeping his door locked. Police found a Boy Scout knife, two screw drivers and a pinch bar in the shop which they figured the thief used to open the transom jand spring the lock on the front door,
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