HUTCHESON, Chief Judge.
The suit, brought against Jay Simmons, James W. White, and Jewel Webb by Western Assurance Company, hereafter called "Western", was for a judgment declaring that there was and is no policy of insurance in force and effect between plaintiff and the defendants, or any of them, covering a drilling rig belonging to Simmons and by him leased to White Webb Drilling Company.
The claim in substance was: that on Sunday, September 4, 1941, after...
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