RIDDICK, Circuit Judge.
The National Garment Company shipped a carload of knitting machinery from Bushwick in New York to St. Louis, Missouri. The shipment reached its destination over the lines of the appellee railroad company, the delivering carrier. It was delivered to the initial carrier in New York on May 3, 1943, and was transported under a bill of lading which contains the following qualified benefit of insurance clause (§ 2(c)): "Any carrier or party...
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