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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Heroine
Saves =
Inn Crash

DENVER, July 3 tINS)- A 81
year-old Omaha; Neb., telephone
operator was praised today for
her part in the rescue Of 80 per-
sons from the Platte River at
Denver after bus accidentally
plunged from the highway into
three feet Of water
TWenty-Six Of the passengers
were hoSpitallzed, five of them
in serious condition.
The heroine. Vivian Lowell.
dived into the river and rescued
an 11-month-old child and a girl,
4. as they were being swept by
the current into deeper water.
The children were Rita Martinez,
daughter Of Mrs. Frances Mar
tinez. and Roland Shea infant
son of Mrs. Helen Shea, all Den
Yer residents
II was Stunned by the
plunge" she said when !
came 10 l was under water. j
helped my mother through a
smashed window and crawled
through behind her. Then
heard some women yell, The
babies are drowning.
II saw the little girl founder
ing in the water and the baby.
just beyond her, was floating
downstream. The baby sank
just as / jumped down into the
water. reached out and
grabbed his clothes. Then j
grabbed the little girl and
waded ashore with both Of
them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
u. s. Negro Fighter
Downs a Fo(ke -WuIf

ALLIED EAD QUARTERS,
North Africa. July 3 (UPD--FirSt
It. Charles p. Hall, 22-year-old
pilot from Brazil, Ind, today
claimed the first enemy plane
credited to the American Negro
fighter squadron which has been
operating in the North African
theater the last several weeks.
Hall brought down Focke-
Wulf 100 during a dogfight over
CaStel-Vcntrano air field IN Sicily
Yesterday. He plotted a Poo
Warhawk 3 escorting Mitchell
that raded the field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

HOLLYWOOD. July 3 0UP)A-
Rita Haywouh, The dark-eyed
screen beauty admitted today
that She had stopped paying ali
mony TO her former husband, but
charged that he had threatened
20 ruin hCr reputation and wreck
her career
Shc told superior court that she
never would nave agreed 10 pay
broker Charles Judson $1,000 Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Burned Girl Worries
For LITER. Giving Skin

caught FIRE at her Philadelphia
home This was her fifth opera
ton
Evelyn lives in a heat-tent She
cant move her legs or arms
Imagine a Kid like that tell
ing me not 10 he nervous" mar
Veled DOnahue. Il almost fell
OF the Stretcher."
Skin was taken from both his
thighs and grated 10 Evelyn :
chest Prison officials called for
him with an ambulance.
Ambulance Not me-" he
said
They drove back in a car At
the prison gate a group Of con-
vets awaited HIM.
Nice going" they said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
More Lansing Stores
Close; 0PA Blamed

LANSING. July 3 -- As the
OPA announced additional ration
regulations today, two grocers
closed their businesses, and sew
cral others threatened 10 strike
for an indefinite period declaring
the federal agency is "hamString-
ing the merchant 50 they can
meet expenses
one spokesman, who said his
store had been closed for the
blamed the OPA regu-
lationS for causing increased labor
through unnecessary
handling of ration stamps, and
accused them of trimming the
cost Of foods 20 a margin so
narrow thar The small operator
gradually IS being forced out Of
business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Army Renews
Airport Lease

The war department has re-
newed us lease with the Wayne
County Road Commission for the
Wayne County Airport, now
known as Romulus Airport il was
announced today.
Leroy {. Smith county high
way engineer and airport man
ager. said the one-year q a e
eliminated the countSs obligation
in operating the control tower
and reduced the rental from
S144,OOO 10 SIPS 600
Smith said the army would not
purchase the airport and that the
county would continue 10 man
age IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
City Taxpayers
Chalk
Photo by international News Photos

Detroit taxpayers smashed all
previous records with payments
aggregaung S76, 556,O34, or 9697
per cent of the total S78 ga 979
levy for the fiscal year Just ended,
City Treasurer Cobo reported
today.
The figure compares with total
collections of 1856 per cent last
year and 96.31 per cent the previ-
Gus record. in 1923. Cobo said
Collection of 1871 and previous
years delinquent taxes amounted
to S3.S63. 600.
only two other leading cities,
Los Angeles and Baltimore have
exceeded Detrolt'S high tax col
lection figure, Cobo revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Genesee Sheriff Wins
Fight Against Carnival

FLINT. July 3 -Although some
members Of the county board Of
SUPERVISORS objected 10 ShcriH
Thomas w. Wolcott and again
labeled him a dictator" for OBJ
iecting 10 the action Of the board,
nevertheless. the sheriff today
won his point and A carnival will
not be held on the old county
farm property at South Dixie
highway and Hemphill road
In letter to the board the
sheriff protested use Of county
property for such purposes and
said il would cost the county 5000
TO police the carnival.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

PHILADELPHIA, July 3 tINSl
Said 9-year-old Evelyn Hender-
son 10 Daniel Donahue, 4l-year-old
eastern penitentiary convict Serv-
ing a life term for murder;
"Now, don't you be nervous.
IL won't hurt"
And Donahue. convicted OF kill
ing the Hamburg. Pa chief Of
police during a holdup, replied
II amt going to be nervous,
Honey"
The scene took place before
Donahue. selected from 80 volun-
teerS. underwent Skln-gratt
operation which may save the life
or the tiny girl, who was burned
last November when her dress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Demands Jail
Boy Gives Police Week
70 Vacate Property

HARVARD Ncb. July 3 up
Robert Pinckney is gave The
Harvard police Just one week to-
day 20 move out OF his Jail or face
suit.
Robert is tired, he SAID of he
ing thrown Of ms own property
by the town marshal
Robert sand be acquired The
jail last month al tax fore
closure sale. He bought some
property for SIS for victory gar
den and found the city building
sitting on one Of his lots
lie has offered 10 resell the lot
10 the city for $40 plus $50 rent
but 50 far the city fathers have
refused % bargain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Kaiser DenounCeS
Critic Of His Ships

PORTLAND. Ore. July 3 tUP)
Horny ! Kaiser last night de-
nounccd as a libel against the
10000 workers AT his three ship
yards here a statement by Rep.
Van Zandt (R) of Pennsylvania
that three company-built freight
crs had broken up at sea.
"Not one OF the Oregon Ship
building Corps ships has broken
and been lost az sea" he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
AdmitsCdr Theft,
Fatal Accident

SAGINAW. July William
Holvay. II. escaped patient from
Lapeer state Hospital. Is awaiting
sentence here today after pleading
guilty 10 negligent homicide and
auto theft
lie admitted both charges when
arraiEned before Judge James +.
O'Neill who ordered HIM held
pending probation investigation
HolVoy stole car IN ST. Charles
last week and ran over a young
pedestrian. fatally lniurlng hum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Plan Women's CAP Unit

LANSING, July 3-Group 637
of the Civil Air Patrol here to-
day announced they would seek
so women as an initial step in
the organizing Of an all-woman
squadron. The unit would func-
ton as communications special
lists. Flight experience will not
he required
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Fooled in Suicide
Twice, Woman Dies

Twice unsuccessful IN attemp S
10 take her own life, Mrs. Grace
Heck. 81. was dead today after
swallowing poison Al the home Of
her brother. Edward Baird, COS
Webb.
Mrs. Heck, who had been living
with her brother since her recent
separation from her husband, was
found on the bathroom floor last
night when Baird and his wife re-
turned home from visit, police
sand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Rita Admits Stopping
AIimOny for Husband

a rate Of $500 a month If he had
not threatened her with bodily
harm. Judson, ~, has gone TO
court TO enforce the agreement.
So far. the Spanish dancing star
said. she has paid Judson $1,000.
which is more than enough. -
Furthermore, her lawyers asked
the court 10 return all things Of
value and sums Of poney which
she parted with a. NE time she
signed the property settlement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
OK. SI2,soO Clock Repairs

SAGINAW. July 81 the
county doesn't gct iiS ancient
cOAfthouer clock back ~ won't be
tho fault OF The Supervisors. The
board yesterday approved eNpen-
atIHre OF $3.50 insurance money
'or repairs 20 the clock and tower
damaged bv fire SIX weeks ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF MOE
EHRLICH AND CLARA II n L { n
tAND CRESTWOOD APARTMENTS
60 PANl. iNCl READJUsTED
'CRESTNNOOD APARTMENTS BONDS
nATEn IANTAHY f01a


tAND CRESTWOOD APARTMENTS
CON "a v, iNCl READJUsTED
"CRESTNOOD APARTMENTS" BONDS
DATED JANUARY IS, 1926.
Not IL hereby given 20 the holders
ard owners Of all OF the outstanding bonds
OF the "Crestwood Apartments bond issue
dated January as 1928 secured ny ne
trus, indenturs, as amended ana supple
meuted. hereinafter described. that pur.
sIant % the terms ~ said trust indentlge,
s amended snd supplemented. said Crest
wood Apartments Company. Inc will
redeem me remaining t7s.i00 Of bonds ~
said issue now outstanding and maturing
January Is. 1875 nos. 20 L33, 36L37. 90.
81 z/: g 90 sos oss i ioiI los i17ii5 i7iraa
I7f12s, I3lI 135Hs7. $50, 1o2I56.
i5s i6l. ls4. III. 17tI1s. 1s2ls3'
$50 ls7. lsa ls2. lstt iss,lss 2oi'
22s l33. 275t23s. 24O/2n 2i3. 2t5, 2te
253 2S7. 25s 2s2 2s4 /273 and viii paw
SAID bonds 10 ne 80 redeemed A. the otnce
- Fquii abe Trust Company, 500 Guswold
street. Detroit Michigan. 90 July q 1873
~ par plus accrued intereH 70 July 25
1913 and income tax payment on sueh
interest 80 provided N SAID bonds, upon
pressrtation and surrender ~ SAID bonds
IN undersigned with all unpaid coupons
'hsreunto belonging No interest will ne
paid on SAID bonds - ~ so redeemed
after JulY IS. 1913 provided deposit ~
ne necessary funds for such redemption
and pagrrert is made m or before sa'd
date: Assurance satisfactory N under.
Henef having been gwen BY SAID Crest
wood Apaytmsnts Company Ine that
funds for such redemption and payment
vii BE- svailahls on SAID date OF redemp-
ton as provided IN SAID indenturs
said trust indsnture ~ dated January
IS 1925 Acknowledged January IS, 1928.
recorded N Liner 1882 Of Mortgages
pages 23.4o WAYNE County Records exc
cuted Nv Moe Enrich ana Clara Enrich.
his wife. hrst parties. Jerome Alderman.
Trustee second party undersigned Equit.
able Trust Company, a Michigan corpora
ton, being mesne successor 10 said Jerome
Alderman Trusted. and The Straus
Brothers Company an Indiana corpora
ton. third party, and was amended and
supplemented by agreement dated August
Z. 1889. recorded August l. 1888. In Libsr
Ass ot Mortgages pages 6ll-6la. Wayne
county Records executed by Crestwood
Apartments Company. Inc. Michigan
corporation. as hrst party (hsn owner of
the rnortgaged property and undersisned
EQUITABLE Trust Company. a. Trustee.
second party. IN and By which said sgrse
mprt the original maturity Of said bonds
was extended 10 January Is, 1913. and
the interest rate thereon was modified
Dated Tune II ie43
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
TRUSTEE
~ HUGH A LiSpENhAN
It's Vic. President.
GEORGE 2 BRAND
Attorney FOR said Trustee.
37oq.23 Parlum Tower,
Detroit Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Elephant ScOrnS Ride.
Tricks I'D Miles 10 Zoo

CHICAGO July 3 Judy
was a very tired and S'Il lndIg-
na0t lady elephant today after
trekking IS miles through the
heart Of the city 70 her new home.
From the beginning Judy who
is IS, dlsapproved Of tho whole
i3ca-not so much the long walk
as the accumulation Of Indlgnucs
that Jed UP % =
First the Erookfo'd Zoo sold
judy 10 're Lincoln Park Zoo for
$500. Judy WASH one 10 count
pennies bur she mad been queen
~ Brookfe.G animal kingdom
since 1884 and liked d..
SHE SCoRNS TRAILER
Then there wa tho truck
Judys keepers bacfc1 rac mry
trailer type affair UP 20 her quar-
ters vest erday afternoon and pro-
ouced flimsy wooden ramp
Judy would have noDe az j. a
heavier ramp was brought By h4t
Judy stiN rebeiled
persp.riDE attendants tho r
dragged up hoaty chain and
attached 10 20 = winch Thar epf
judy INTO the truck. but il d.5r 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Lost and Found

BLACK-TAN terrier female vicinity OF
Warren Pennsylvania, child's pet, re-
ward. Plaza 213e.
BOYS bike. white red handle bars lost
On Chatham. June 30 Reward. Rbdtofd
1852
BROWN leather change purse containing
money, ladvs wrs,vatch. Fisher or
General Motors Building Reward. VIZ.
mont 5-30s2
con- purse In Montgomery Ward. Grand
River Can Ev. $500 reward.
DOG Female Boston Bull Write feet.
screw tall. Vhte N face fun White col
lar srd breast vicinity Beech 81 Reward
Randolph ISIS
DOG LOST English bull, female, Vicinity
Disco Michigan license No 43efa
Answers 10 Duke = Color. brindls breed,
white breast Reward LenoN 1887.
DOG-Lost, white spit1, male. please re-
turn no questions asked. les Cslfornis'
Highland Park. Townsend 1856. Reward
LADY's pink gold Buloya wristwateh
vicinity Adams Thester. Baker or
Harper street car. or vicinity MeDcugsll.
between Forest Kirby. valuable Keep
SAKE Reward OLIVE 023S, $50 NC
Dougsu
MANS R.nrus rose gold Nristestoh
foUnfoWn ~ out rirs'int - outer DIV
Hondsv Rswsro. ARlinEtou 1851: ivan
hce 2lil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
.Jdp-Ameritdn
LedgueGiiven
Official Secrets
p.trot Times washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, July 3-Whst
they termed the complete sub
seriency Of the federal War Re-
location Authority 10 the lsps-
nese- American Citizens League
Vss denounced yesterday by MEM
hers Of the Dies House committee
on ur American activities.
When the former Washington
representative Of the league, Joe
Kanazswa. blandly testified az
The committees hearings that the
WRA gave all its confidential m
formation 10 the JACL. Rep.
Aundt IA 81 Seth BAketa..teld
the witness grimiy:
This IL the most amazing
and outrageous revelation of
this altogether amazing inNestl-
CATION.
LEAGUE GOT SECRET
at is obvious that the NRA
made your league n part ~ a
governmental agency, giving
your pressure group All IFS Sc
crets. admitting the league 70
all it's staff conferences. and
allowing the league 10 shape all
WRA policies"
Said Rep. Costello ~ Of Cali
fornia
II am sure no one suspected
that n government agency
would truckle 80 TO lobby
whose activities relate Ia the
national security in wartime"
The hearing developed these
charges and findings;
Larry Tajiri. editor OF the
official organ Of the league, the
Pacific Citizen" was employed
in 1871 i'm the New York bureau
Of the Toxic Asahi. known in
Japan as the mouthpiece OF the
foreign office"
2-KanaZawa refused 10 eX-
plain n league report denounc-
ing Toxic Slocum. Japanese
American World War veteran,
as dangerous 10 the league be
cause he is a fsnatical American
patriot
3-One and perhaps two Jap
anese were shot in April by
military police for trying 10 eS-
cape from the relocation center
Al Topaz, Ariz., and Dillon S.
Myer, director Of the WRA,
flushed IL up
PICKETED WHITE HOUSE
4 Emily Kanazawa, a eau
caSian. met and was married 10
Joe Kanazawa AT pacifiSt
meeting al New York, then
came 10 Washington 10 Join
pacifist piCketS about the White
House at a time when Germany
and Russia were allies by
treaty. Mrs. Kanazawa admitted
she knew that the organization
behind the demonstration. the
American peace mobilization,
was influenced by Communists.
5-Mrs. kanaZawa is now en-
ployed in the Office Of Defense
Transportation. and the Dies
committees chief investigator.
Robert r. Stripping, announced
she had informed him her work
gives Der a daily knowledge Of
troop movements in the L. S
g. The JACL sought 10 re-
tain Wendell Wlllkic as attorney
for two West Coast japanese
who carried TO the l.. S. SUI
preme Court a plea 10 nulhfy
It. Gen John l. DewlttS order
evacuating the West Coast Jap
aneSe 10 war relocation CenterS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
3is2 r. JEFFERSON FITZROY 7iTs.Ta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Memorials

FINEST quality No. srsds srsnits marx
bet. Monument Works, 77i4 w Dawson.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Legion offers
Aid to Families
ofSeruicemen

A special service is now avail
able through the local Ameri-
can Legion Post and Auxiliary
Unit by which the wives and
families, of those in the armed
forces can ct correct answers,
accurate information and assist
ance with their claims on mat
ters pertaining to those in the
service.
Announcement is made today
by Charles A. Mikelait, COM
mander of the local Post No.
of the American Legion that
those in this community having
questions on these matters may
get in touch with Herman T.
Wycoff, Service officer of the
Mount Clemens Post, at 10 Gar
den Drive. The auxiliary unit
may also be called upon by con-
tacting Mrs. Leo Braun, 81
Madison avenue.
Local service officers and
workers are associated with
State and national full-time
service officers in making up
the nationwide claims and re-
Mobilization services of this or
ganization. Forty people serve
on a full-time staff at Washing
ton. d. c., getting first-hand
data on all matters administered
by the Veterans Administration
in behalf OF ex-service people.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Arrest Gas-Siaiion
Man on Canine Count

Charles Scheel. proprietc- of
a gasoline station at the inter-
section of Jefferson and Bever-
ly avenues, St. Clair Shores,
was named in warrant charg-
ing possession of & yam ing
equipment authorized by Prose-
cutor Wilbur F. Held this MORN
ing.
Scheel, the prosecutor said,
readily admitted having a nickel
slot machine in his place Of
business when sheriff's deputies
raided the place Saturday night.
He refused however, Held said,
to name the owner of the de-
vice. Scheel was to be arraign-
ed before Justice Of the Peace
Frank Z. Jeanette later in the
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10

THE police may discover that
by air travel fugitives can
jump TO foreign countries about
as easily as they previously
jumped out OF their jurisdiction
to another state, and so our ex-
tradition problems may multi
ply"
Wilson also asserted that GER
tain crimes, like check forgery,
counterfeiting and other crook
ed financial schemes could be
reduced "by teaching the poten-
tial victim better methods of
protecting himself.
Police, through long expert
ence," he said, "have learned
the smart tricks of the crooks.
They owe it TO the people to
publicize the tricks in every way
possible"
Carefully planned traffic con-
troll problems were urged upon
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
80 Tons Tin
Contributed
Saturday Pickup
Major Success

A total of $1,000 pounds of
tin will be sent from Mount
Clemens as a result of Satur-
days tin can collection, the
Mount Clemens salvage COM
mittee revealed today. OF this
amount, 1890 pounds were
collected from the contributions
left at the. curbstones near homes
in the city, and 43,700 pounds
are on hand from the Cadillac
Can company in Mount Glenn
ems.
Sponsors estimated today that
about 10 tons of tin from Sell
fridge Field will be added to
this amount. 1t is ut present be-
ing stored in the old Water
Works building at Shadyside
See TIN-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Foundry HUNS
Once Again
New Haven Plant
Book in Production

Workers at the New Haven
Foundry returned to work on
Monday mo ming following a
ix-d ay shutdown resulting
from labor DISPUTES, union
spokesman said today.
In d staten I issued by Ches-
ter Shaw. of Local 429, JAW
(CIO), the end of the strike
was described as follows:
The membership Of No. 429
JAW (CIO) by unanimous vote
late Friday returned to work
Monday morning after recon-
sidering its decision to quit the
employ of the New Haven Foun-
dry. The members acted on the
recommendation OF the Interna-
tional Union aid of local union
officers on the casis of an ag ee-
ment arrived at by Chester
haw, chair ian the bargain
ing committee, and Information
al lepr en- tive Bernard
Young of Port H',ro iisposing
o. the dispute relative to a
change in pay Gays and alleged
discrimination gainst union Of
ficers."
The union denied emphatical-
ly assertions that a War Labor
Board delay in disposing of a
wage issue ha'' any connection
with the decision of the en-
I oyees 10 lit work.
The Foundry produces vital
castings for the Chrysler Corp
grafton.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Better Display
That Use Stamp
u. S. TO Crack Down
on Auto Tox Evoders

Even if you have a Federal
Auto Use Tax Stamp a g V
tucked away in your wallet or
in the glove compartment of
your car you're in for a sad
awakening. Tone that i'll cost
you a minimum of SIS in CASH.
Effective today Federal Off
GERS will ticket and hail before
them the drivers of all machines
which do not bear the proper
Auto Tax Stamp in some posi-
ton clearly visible from the ex-
terror of the automobile. Merely
having such stamp will not
save you the extra five dollars,
John Herr, and Walter l.. Den
ming, Deputy u. S. Collectors of
Revenue warned today.
AS a matter of fact. the Off
GERS pointed out, the SIS assess
ments are merely "offers in COM
promise" which the government
will now accept. A SIS penalty
can be imposed.
The recently announced deter
mination of the government TO
crack down" on uSe-tax evad-
ers now embraces those who
have not properly displayed
their stamps, inasmuch as the
law specifically establishes that
{ h Y must be so displayed.
Whether or no the stamp is af-
fixe,. to the dash panel, the
windshield or other visible por-
tons of the car is not of con-
sequence. 1t must however be
displayed in some such visible
position.
The ruling. which will re-
quire offenders to appear be-
See TAX STAMP-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
SECRET SERVICE CHIEF ISSUES WARNING
Enormous Post-War Crime Problems to Face Police Units

DETROIT, Aug. l0-(P)-As-
serting that law enforcement
agencies of the United Nations
will face postwar crime prob
lens greater than any they
have yet encountered" Frank j.
Wilson, chief of the United
States secret service, said today
that police departments of this
and neighboring countr S
should plan now TO coordinate
their activities with all interest
ed foreign agencies.
Addressing. the 50th annual
convention of the International
association of chiefs of police,
Wilson said:
After the war thousands OF
helicopters or airships may be
over our heads rushing across
the borders of cities, states,
judicial districts and of nations.
Crimes may be committed in