European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 26, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                April 26, 1962 the stars and stapes log 7 to sated Vino. Jit 5. I a mild pro Pesant Booster rocket to Tow Jet Neh Leved few a it at wanted tech Zoloty hillside�1me from is to rocket were dimmed by com Parimi off cub  Only Money v Ciket people Puzzle Cash out of hand the Tempo stat housing rent commission a petition from ten pleading to have their rents to the Legal maximum very until Cal Case Samuel Deputy to the rent adminis  Don t want to lose our land said George w. Kelly on tenants. Weli thought of landlord. Is Maccarrone who bought a Structure in 1359 audit an attractive property was rfcs a a Bank loan to the building and in got a private loan of $9350 Smi and promised to pay Bac within a year., pay off his loan Maccanon borrow More Toney. This be  ii unless Heto raise his Rente.  rent for $75 to month. But he has com renovated the building and new Central heating an utilities in each of his 10 b tenants u the of i rent Jeveli increase them a bit he it Monroi the tent increases be determined by 0uid Ake into Tihe Cost of improving St. Louis up mayor nor Man a. Myers of Overland mo., vowed to Tun. Back to the town Treasury the bulk of the salary the Board of aldermen wants to Force on him Myers won election earlier this month on a pledge to thwart a move to boost the mayor s salary from $1800 to $12.000 a year. Now he is in a bitter struggle with aldermen who insist on main Taining the 910,200 increase which was voted last december while Mort Jacobs was mayor. Myers said he will take $300 Amonth-$150 in salary and ?150 for expenses and not a cent  intend to keep my Campaign Promise he said. After taxes Theresa of that Money is going  his wife Margaret Mother of three children backed his stand. Paying us that fun Amoun to hardship on the people Europe in Irons in Florida Fla. A Topi diplomatic representatives of nine european countries started e week4ong tour of Foj Jurida aimed a promoting Trade and tourism. 47 in walkout at missile base fired in 1st test of new policy of Tucson. Ariz. Up forty seven electricians were fired fro their missile base jobs for an unauthorized walkout in the first test of a new Union management policy. All were employed at Titan site10 near Ajo Ariz. They walked off their swing shift at 8 pin. Satur Day in a dispute Over payment of double time after Midnight electrical workers Union local 570 of Tucson dispatched a new Crew to the bite monday night after the men were fired. A Union spokesman indicated the local agreed on the double time Issue but was going along with the policy that men who participate in unauthorized work stoppages at  Sale Sites will be fired. The policy further states that such men cannot enter a missile construction area for 30 Days after they Are fired. Thus if the local sent them for a Job at one of the Titan complexes ringing Tucson they would not be eligible for hire within that period. The 47 electricians were informed of their dismissal when they re turned to the Job monday. Spokesman for the Fluor corp. Of to Angeles the prime contractor told them to pick up their pay checks. Horace Bounds local business agent said the local was backing a pledge made by International Union officials to president Kenned that unauthorized walkouts would not be tolerated on vital defens jobs. Bounds said the double tense Issue was to have been handled through regular grievance procedures. Meat fat to flavor Washington Nana Only the fat in beef Lamb and p o r tastes different. The lean meat Winall three tastes just the same this conclusion has just been announced by department of Agri culture chemists engaged in Basic research on meat flavors. The Aroma of roast lean beef pork id Lamb can be produced by soak ing each in cold water drying the extract to a powder and then heat ing it but if no fat i present the neat can be identified neither by Imell nor by trapping the Aromas Given off and analysing them for their chemical constituents. When the fats of these three meats Are similarly treated How Ever they give off distinctive doors. The chemical constituents of the Aromas while roughly similar vary widely in proportions an amounts. Twofold operation the research is being carried out y chemists l h. Hornstein and. F. Crowe of the department s Eastern utilization division. The explain that isolating the flavor source of a food like meat in which full flavor is developed Only by cooking is a twofold operation first the chemists must Analyse the Aromas Given off by the heated meat to determine their chemical make up. Then they look for the Aroma precursors compounds Inge raw meat that Are converted by heating to the compounds responsible for the cooked flavor. Hornstein and Crowe have Bee especially interested in the Strong Mutton Aroma obtained when the heated Iamb fat. Hoping to modify his flavor they sought for it origin suspecting that the flavor might be coming from some com pounds broadly classified by chem its As  treated chemically the fat was treated chemically o remove these substances. Then when heated the Mutton flavor had completely disappeared Horn Tein and Crowe have not however it identified the ," states their report the specific chemicals in Lamb respond Ible for its Mutton flavor have so jut escaped positive  believe however that the Fla Vor components Are among the unidentified Carbonyls the research May result in the edibility to change the flavor of All meats to suit almost any taste. What gives Here texan Al a Bourne b Tad but he tart that tall. Actually Bourne is standing la the upper hah of a fuel mud oxidizer tonic Section for the Saturn rocket on fee ground level fax. A Rushing. Both men Are from Dallas Tex. Us Douglas i Dull hoping to hit 189-mile Trail Washington up those intrepid hiking enthusiasts William Douglas and Stewart Sudau arc thinking about giving another Les son in the almost lost Art of foot Power. The Only thing that apparently might hold them Back from Tak ing part in a gruelling 189-Mue hike from Cumberland mo"., to Washington is the press of Busi up burlesque has died in Boston. Mayor John of of coins ordered 4ty censor Richard Sinnott to re Voke the License of the City s last burlesque House the Casino Thea to Thoi idea on Hanover stress Siai Iott Eft Lier had Given ,.ip$ibejrter pennies Len to Relo Cate in the Stuart theater on lower Washington Street in the fringes stripped in Boston of the downtown  present site of the Casino theater is heeded for a multimillion Dollar government Center. Collins said he wanted the Thea Ter s License revoked after viewing photo graphs of a recent perform Ance at the Casino. In my opinion they or  he hoped he would be Able to take part again to Ota walk. Douglas indicated he was t sure either but would try Douglas and Udall appeared to Gether on a television interview and expressed concern aver the Ilab falness of the Public. Douglas Bald Thi  was mental ass Wrebiak of outdoor Ufa-1 Pershing Cape cake an army Fer shins exploded to Horthy after twas launched on Pla Mied test flight Over the Atlantic