Article July 21, 1962 Issue

Freedom from Liability

ALBERTA MILLER

"Man is susceptible only to good, to the tender, loving Father's outpouring of health"

In some parts of the United States, automobile owners, in order to obtain a license to operate their cars, are periodically required by law to certify to the fact that they are covered by a certain type of liability insurance against bodily injury and property damage. This law is widely regarded as a progressive step. There is, however, a higher law which, when obeyed, completely removes the liability to be injured, to cause injury, to damage property, or to become involved in any discordant situation generally classified as an accident.

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