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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOltl), OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1931. PAGE ELEVEN (Preparation of Holiday Dinners on Saturday's School Program MEDFORD PEARS I ARE ! FOR Fnn of the Rogue river valley and vj the pear producing sections of Call- fornla and Washington, receive prom faence this week in the public eye f trough the launching In New York L city of the pear advertising campaign I and the featuring of pears on the ; 'i menus nf the Missouri Pacific rall ' road, according to reports made at I today's meeting of the Rogue River Traffic association. .1 The department of agriculture, the J state of New York, and New York I' j City also this week established a re ; search bureau In Gotham, where data ' concerning the ' sale of pears, from A the time It arrives, until It reaches the consumer, will be collected. The t research will co-operate with the New I Vork Pear committee of the valley smtpers. The Missouri Pacific lines, now feature pears, as a dainty In their 'lining cars, for breakfast, lunch and dinner. On the cover of the menu Is a beautiful photograph of valley pears. A section is devoted to special pear dishes, prepared as follows: Freeh whole pears, baked pears, steamed Pears, pear compote, fresh pear ome let, stuffed pears, pear fritters, deep dtsb pear pie, and pear glace, pear sundae, pear salad, and spiced pears. On the front of the an article by John T. Stlmson, dl- iromr or agriculture development for the railroad, describing Paclflo coast peart. It was announced that h a . verUUng campaign for winter varle- " was getting underway In New York City, with a series of articles In the Jewish press of that city, and other eastern centers. CURTIS DENIES OIL 1 DICTATORSHIP OFFER WASHINGTON. Oct. 33. (API Vice President Curtis was deluged today with Inquiries about the re port tAat be was to be named dicta tor of the oil Industry. 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