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Try This Hearty Salad! CLARKE SCHOOL! BARN BURNS! Ci ess Game Set for After Annln (rv Tuesday hv Fischer r-u ntnrinh By Dorothy Yeglin (Tht Reistr' Food Editor) SOME LIKE it hot, some like it cold. Either way this bean salad practically makes a meal. It's a full-flavored dish featuring "baked' beans and bam, and can be served heated or chilled, as temperatures and tempers of the day dictate. If the mercury takes a dip, a good warm salad might be your choice. If the weather is steamy, or if you plan to go on a picnic, you can pack the cold mixture in a container and pop it into your ice chest or cooler.

Beans in tomato sauce are the base for the combination made hearty with ham cubes and lively with onion, corn and tomatoes. The mixing can be done early in the day, if you like. This allows flavors to blend as the dish marinates. Crusty bread makes a good partner for the salad, cither way. Omit the greens when serving hot, but line a bowl with them to present the salad cold.

Bean and 2 cans (lfi oz. each) bcaus in tomato sauce, drained lb. cooked smoked ham, diced (about 2 cups) ran (12 oz.) whole kernel corn, Mexican style, drained small red onion, chopped This bean salad By Thomas Ryder 'Reaister Staff Writer) DUBUQUE, old grey barn in the corner of the 120-acre Clarke College campus was destroyed by fire early Thursday. Sister Mackin (B.V.M.), dean of students, said the college is trying to determine the loss. "Old stage props of the drama department flats, furniture, pedestals and a spinning wheel were stored in the barn," she said.

"We'll have to take an inventory to see just bow much we lost." Firemen said the fire was coming out the roof and was out of control by the time thev I arrived at about 1:30 p.m. They said the cause could not be determined. Sister Francmc Gould, registrar, who graduated from I Clarke in 1927 and later joined the staff, said the barn is believed to have been built in the early 1900s, and originally was part of a farm. Dies of Plane Crash Injuries (buccial OisPHtch In The Register) MOLINE. ILL.

Mrs. Virginia Henrikscn. 50. of San Diego. died Wednesday afternoon at Molinc Public Hospital from injuries received June 30 when a private air-i plane piloted by her husband crashcd-landed near the Quad- City Airport after allegedly run-j ning out of gas.

Leo Henrickson, 52. and his mother, Alta Henrikson. 76, are still in Moline Public Hospital. He is in satisfactory condition and his mother is reported in fair condition in the intensive care ward. Expect 8 Million To Visit Britain I LONDON, ENGLAND (AP) Tourists are flocking to Brit-ain to such an extent that at i times in the summer they outnumber residents in central London, the London Tourist Board said Thursday.

More i than 7 million visitors came to Britain in 1971 and 8 million I are expected this year. ten and lettuce (optional) In large saucepan, combine all ingredients except greens, tomato rose and lettuce. Cook until hot and bubbly. Spoon salad mixture into heat proof serving dish. To make tomato rose, with sharp knife cut peel from firm tomato, so it forms one continuous strip.

Recoil strip to resemble rose. (Add tomato pulp to salad mixture.) Place in center of salad, garnish with lettuce. To serve cold, in large mixing bowl combine beans, ham, corn, onion, tomatoes, molasses, vinegar and oil; toss until well blended. Cover; chill several hours. Just before serving, line salad bowl with greens and fill with chilled salad.

Garnish as above. Makes 6 servings. Fischer, Spassky Meet at Last American chess master Bobby Fischer, left, and world chess champion Boris Spassky, right, meet with Gudmundur Thorarinsson, president of the Icelandic Chess Federation in Reykjavik, Iceland, Thursday. Russia's Snassky won a draw giving him first move in the delayed championship match, now scheduled to get under way Tuesday. IwiM REYKJAVIK.

ICELAND (AP) Bobby Fischer apologized in writing Thursday to Boris Spassky for "disrespectful behavior" that threatened their world championship chess match, and Moscow's Tass news agency said "all demands of the Soviet delegation have been satisifed." It was announced that the first game would be played Tuesday. Fischer, the American challenger, and Spassky, the Soviet world champion, met Thursday night to draw for the first move in the $300,000 series of 24 games. Fischer drew the black pawn, giving Spassky the first move with white and a slight advantage. The draw was done the same way park-bench chess players would do it. Spassky took two pawns, one white, one black, juggled them behind his back and then extended his rinsed hands to Fischer.

Without hesitation, ischer hunched forward and pointed a linger to Spassky's right hand. With a smile Spassky opened it Fischer delayed the opening of the match, which was to have begun last Sunday, in a holdout for more money. More prize money was donated, but Spassky then demanded a written apology for Fischer's conduct before the champion would In his letter to Spassky. Fischer called his attempt to grab a share of gate receipts -my petty dispute over money," and asked the Russian to accept his "sincerest apology." Harrv Golombeck, an official of the International Chess Federation announced that both players had agreed to begin play on Tuesday. The brief ceremony Thursday night was the first face-to-facc meeting between the two contenders in the prcgame preparations.

Like everything else it started late. Spassky was the first to arrive, coming 10 minutes before the scheduled start. The first question the Russians with him asked when they got majority of consumers are in fact unrepresented and are actually being injured by an agency acting in their name." Monopolies would he strengthened, because "emphasis on safety, the suppression of advertising and the standardization of products all tend to dampen competition between firms and are frequently anti-innovative and restrictive influences." The proposed advocate agency would "unquestionably make consumers relatively poor," he added, because of lost income and benefits resulting from bureaucratic delays and "tax revenues needed to cover these delays and the cost of CPA itself. "Consumers would almost surely be better off without such regulation and with the money they pay in taxes to buy more safety and information." Winter said. Higher prices would have the "most detri-i mental impact on the poor, who will get more quality only when they can pay a higher price," he said Although government regulation "has been a failure to such dimensions that it should be undertaken only in clear cases of market failure," Winter said, there is a proper public protection role: safety regulations protecting innocent par ities such as young children 1 from dangerous toys, false ad i vertising, uniform weights and measures, high risk products such as insanitary food and i products, and cigarettes.

Charges Consumer Bills To Boost Prices, Taxes WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) -Consumer advocate legislation before Congress is "little more than a public relations gimmick" that would foster monopolies, boost prices and taxes, and deprive the poor of many products, a Yale law professor charged PARIS, FRANCE (AP) -New French Premier Pierre Messmer named a government Thursday night to carry France through to elections within the next eight montiis. Several senior ministers in the outgoing Cabinet were retained. He announced a list nf 20 ministers and 10 junior ministers less than 36 hours after President Georges Pompidou fired Premier Jacques Chaban-Delmas. A series of scandals had rocked the confidence of the Gaullist Party.

Messmer held over from the outgoing administration Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann, Finance Minister Valery discard D'Estaing, Defense Minister Michel Dcbre and Interior Minister Raymond Marcellin. Chinese Blasts 'Superpowers' GENEVA, SWITZERLAND I (AP) China sharply de nounced Thursday "imperialist icoioniausi policies 01 uie super- powers'' toward developing countries. The broadside came from Ambassador Wang Jun-sheng in his maiden speech in the U.N. Economic and Social Council. The Chinese chief delegate called on the developing countries of Asia, Africa, and Latin America to unite in their struggle against "imperialist colonialism." promised them Peking's support, and said: "The days are over when th.fi big can trample the small underfoot, and the strong can bully the weak.

Fear Convention Power Shortage TALLAHASSEE. FLA. (AP) Florida's 73.000 state employes were urged Wednesday to sacrific air-conditioned comfort and help reduce power consumption during the national political conventions. State officials fear a blackout ajm. brnwnoilt resulting from in- creased demands on strained power reserves during the Democratic convention starting Monday and the Aug.

21-24 Republican conclave. Jess Yarborough, chairman of the Public Service Commis-s i said public employes could "cut off their air conditioners 30 minutes before leaving. You can work that long without suffocating." JAILED, REMOVED 'AIUABA, BRAZIL (AP)-Thc City Council has voted to remove two of its members who were jailed on charges of assassination of the former mayor of the northeastern Brazilian town. 2 pounds lean ground beef Vi cup milk 1z teaspoon hickory smoked salt SOY SAUCE Vz teaspoon cracked black pepper Put ground beef in mixing bowl. Combine remaining ingredients.

Add to meat; mix lightly. Shape into 6 patties. Grill overmedium heat5min- utesonasid9 for rare, 8 minutes on aside for medium and11 minutes on a side for well-done. I A AMERICA ln7? hoy Fund Ptoduetl, Oiv. ol Beatrice oodi Co.

IIATRICi 1LH fiPIffif mm ituuu mmmm ill rFrf mtm V7 backstage was, "Has Fischer come?" The answer was no. Fischer showed up 22 minutes late. Wearing a light-green three- piece suit, nsciier sat at the board chatting with Spasskv be fore the ceremony began. There were no handshakes. When he walked onstage at the Sports Palace.

Fischer moved briskly to the side of the board with the white pieces. He lifted the white queen, tested its weight. Then he did the same with all 1(1 pieces as be kept one hand stuffed in his pocket- Fischer is and Spassky is 35. Fischer's holdout money was made stakes were to be for more when the an official a share of purse of $12 and television and film receipts. Chou Eyes Talks With Japanese TOKYO.

JAPAN (FRIDAY I (AP) Premier Chou En-lai of China was reported today to have said lie was willing to hold talks with Japan's new prime minister. Kakuei Tan-aka, for normalization of relations between the two nations. The daily Asahi Shimbun said the Chinese premier has ex 4759 makes a meal Idea For Leftovers By Heloisc Cruse Dear Hcloise: Have you ever had onion rings (the frozen kind) left over after a 1 just pop 'em back in the oven at a low temperature and cook until they're completely dried. Then I crumble them up and save. They are really great on top of a steak, sprinkled on a casserole, or added to your next meat loaf mix.

Kathy Brown Snips It Dear Hcloise: Recently I made two pairs of pants for my 2-ycar -old son. When I was ready to put the elastic in the waistband, all I had was some one-inch-wide elastic and it was only long enough for one pair. Snip, snip I cut it lengthwise, being careful to cut it as straight as possible and there it was, enough clastic for two waistbands. Mary Fogarty Bath Ti me Dear Heloise: I have two boys too big to let mother bathe them and too young to get clean by themselves. I recently found a very good solution to the soap and washcloth dilemma.

I cut an old washcloth in half and sewed up two sides leaving one end open. I then put the soap inside and, presto, two lathered cloths and two clean boys. I use hand-sized soap for the boys because their small hands can't hold larger bars. Mrs. Virginia Asch Candle Tip Dear Heloise: I am a little pokey when it comes to letter-writing, so this is a belated suggestion on a hint that was printed some time ago.

It was from a gal who removed the wax from the bottom of a votive candle cup with a corkscrew. She can save herself a lot of work in the future if she would put about a tablespoon el water iu the bottom of a small cup before putting in the candle. You'd be surprised how easily that candle stub will come out by just pushing on one side after it has burned down. -Mrs. C.

R. Fratts Heloise welcomes mail, especially household hints which she can oass on to readers as space permits. Write to Heloise in care of The Des Moines Register. She is unable to answer all individual letters because of the volume of mail she receives. Her column flopears daily on the women's paqes of The Des Moines Register and in The Sunday Register's comic pases.

How'd you like to have PeUlmitation Sour Cream gravy? Stir Sour Cream with Onion Bits into your gravy just befot serving. You may not want it now, but chances are it would taste good pretty soon. With Pet Imitation Sour Cream and Cnion Bits that lasts on your pantry shelf, you'll always have it when the mood I strikes you. Imitation Sour Cream tielofce 4V: WIREPHOTO (API Asks Delay OnGames Action By a Staff Writer DUBUQUE, IA. -James H.

Reynolds of Dubuque, Demo cratic candidate for Iowa attorney general, said Thursday he has written to Atty. Gen. Richard Turner suggesting moratorium on prosecution of fairs and other groups for possible gambling viola-iions until after the November election. A constitutional amendment legalizing lotteries in Iowa will tie on the Nov. 7 ballot.

"The fact thai, voters may do a way with the gambling law in a lew months makes further action a monumental waste of time and money," Reynolds said. "Further, it seems unfair lor the attorney general to turn his back on a multimillion-dollar oil company which advertises 'Play Bingo for Cash' while at the same time pursuing small-time ring -toss games by churches." Accused in Theft, Turns Self In ChtcmI Dr.rMlrh In The Rpgistcr) OMAHA, NEB. Mrs. Jacqueline L. Burrage, 23, of Omaha turned herself in at an Omaha police station Monday night Iter she was charged with em- She was released on bond and must appear for for- mal arraignment.

July 18. Sgt.j Emil llermansky of the Omaha! police department said Mrs. Burrage reportedly was work ing at an Omaha bank. She was a former deputy clerk of the Davenport Municipal Court. ever known.

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K) DISCOUNT SI EtP SHOP Mon-rn 10 to 9. Sot 9 to Sun 1 to 6 262-2705 pressed ins willingness to mvilcjbozzlement by a public officer Tanaka to Peking at "an connection with a $1,000 propriate time" for normaliza-; shortage in fines collected in tion talks "if the new Japanese the Davenport traffic violations administration is readv to ac-; bureau Thursday. "To be sure, some consumers may be helped but many others will be hurt," Prof. Ralph K. Winter, wrote in a special analysis for the nonprofit American Enterprise Institute.

He said consumer advocates such as Ralph Nader are "seeking to impose something on the consumer that he has chosen not to purchase" rather than letting market pressures govern improvements. "If consumers desire more safety, more quality and the like, greedy businessmen will find it in their interest to fill those desires and very much to their detriment to willfully ignore them," Winter said. Legislation creating an independent Consumer Protection Agency (CPA) passed the House by a 300-vote margin last fall, over Nader's objections. A stronger version approved by a Senate subcommittee would; give the agency authority to intervene in formal proceedings! i of federal regulatory agencies. i Areuinc that there is no homogenous interest for such an agency to represent, Winter said, "All those consumers who prefer a trade-off between cost, quality, safety information and so on, different from that determined as 'correct' by the agency, will remain unrepresented in all of the proceedings "This is a grave danger be cause the very existence of the CPA will conceal the fact that large numbers of people per I haps in most cases the vast When you want to slip into Delight in the luxury of something comfortable, this embroidered linens! fills the bill.

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