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Br United Frans WA ASHINGTON, Apr. 2 -- The government today filed a civil antitrust suit against a group of Indiana theater operators, charging ‘them with eliminating competition. 1 The zuit was filed in Terre Haute Federal Court. It named § the Alliance Theater Corp. Chicago; Fourth Avenue Amusement Co, Louisville, Ky., and three Indiana firms, Grand Theater Corp. the Perre Haute Amusement, Inc. and’ Tri-Theaters Corp, Atty. Gen. J, Howard McGrath] said the complaint charges the| firms. eliminated competition be-| tween “first run” theaters in Terre Haute by pooling the op-| eration of formerly independent theaters. As a result, ‘the suit charged, the theaters were operated jointly with the defendants sharing] the profits, The - government asked the| court to break up what it called; an illegal arrangement. “One of the fundamental pur-| poses of the antitrust laws Is to] prevent competitors from agree-| ing among themselves to operate their businesses collusively so as| to deprive the public of the bene-| fits which flow from free competi. tive’ enterprise,” Mr, McGrath| said. {

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Warnings, of new floods for the Midwest spurred emergency efforts today while martial law and clean-up operations reigned in the wake ofthe season’s first big flood spell, At least 2000 persons were homeless after spring thaws and

rains brought flooding from Mantana to Wisconsin and raised river levels in Indiana, Ohio,

{Kansas and other states. Martial law was proclaimed in Havre, Mont, after 50,000 to 100,000 acres of land were iswamped by a three-foot wall of water which swept over nearby {Fresno Dam. Some 1500 persons were driven from their homes, Marmath, N. D,, up its streets and homes after a flash flood - poured through the jeity. The little Missouri River {boiled over Monday night, drivling most of the town’s 469 resi{dents from their homes. The Missouri River appeared

nearing the flood stage in other] The | Weather Bureau warned residents |

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{to be on the lookout for floods.

| A.four-foot mud dike held the {Big Sioux River within its banks early today

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but constant patching was re-| jquired to keep the city dry. { Minnehaha County highway |

{crews blasted ice jams along the {Big Sioux River, hoping to ease {the situation in flooded Renner. {The river also was reported near [the overflow point at Brookings. Mankato; Minn, the scene last year of serious floads, wad threatened anew, but authorities hoped new dikes constructed last year would keep the River Jn hand,

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