KLOEB, District Judge.
On and prior to October 17, 1933, one Dwight W. Hummon, of Findlay, Ohio, was the owner and operator of a truck on which he carried public liability, property damage and collision insurance extended by the Preferred Automobile Insurance Company, a corporation of Grand Rapids, Michigan. The policy carried a "five and ten" limit for public liability, and there is evidence to the effect that Hummon applied for this coverage in order to protect...
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