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Data on Russia's
Entry Into War
Still Withheld
Washington (U.R) Three
months have passed since the
Defense Department promised
to make public historical data
on the issue of Russia's entry
into the war against Japan.
It is now speculated that the
controversial documents, which
contain Gen. Douglas MacAr
thur's views in early 1945, may
not be revealed before the Big
Four heads-of-state conference
starts July 13.
Press for Release
Newsmen have been pressing
the Pentagon for the official
records ever since MacArthur
created a furor when the Yalta
papers were published last
March. He said then that if any
one had sought his views at the
time of the Yalta conference
in February, 1945. He . would
have opposed Russian entry in
the Pacific war "at that late
date."
The Yalta papers showed that
the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
had urged the late President
Roosevelt to get a Russia- com
mitment to enter the Pacific
war as soon as possible.
MacArthur was contradicted
in several quarters. Army histor-
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Cinic Treats Kids
With Fear of Dentist
Iowa City (U.R) Tha Uni
versity of Iowa has developed
a special clinic to treat young
sters who have a deep-seated
fear of dentists.
The clinic features pint
sized dental chairs from which
the tiny patients can look out
across a soothingly quiet land
scaped hillside. Most of the
equipment is done in divert
ingly bright colors.
Dr. Kenneth E. Wessels.
head of the special clinic, said
that "preparation from an
emotional standpoint is espec
ially important for these chil
dren, and we take as much
time as is necessary before
starting treatment."
ian Louis Morton, in an article
in the Reporters magazine, said
MacArthur "stated emphatically
at the time of Yalta, " that a Red
Army attack" in Manchuria
should precede an American in
vasion of Japan.
On April 8 the Defense de
partment said it was surveying
"pertinent" papers "expediti
ously" in answer to congression
al and press requests and would
make public "relevant" infor
mation. However, publication
still apparently is not in sight.
There are 107 class I railroads
in the United States.
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Tuesday, July 5, 1955
As We Live
By
TALLER THAN CLASSMATES,
ADOLESCENT FEELS "DUMB"
When children start to ma
ture, they often go through a
growth spurt which may tem
porarily make them tower over
their classmates.
(Q) "My son, who is 13 years
old, is in junior high school.
This winter he started to grow
like a weed, with the result
that he is several inches taller
than any boy in his class. He
is very disturbed about this
because he says it makes him -seem
'bumb' to be in a class
with boys who are all smaller
than he. He is a fairly good
student but not good enough
to skip a grade. His teachers
EGYPT FOUND GUILTY
Jerusalem, Israel (U.R) The
U.N. Israeli -Egyptian Mixed
Armistice Commission Monday
night found Egypt guilty of
"serious violation" of the Armi
stice agreement when it shelled
three Israeli villages along the
Gaza strip May 30. Israel was
condemnend for returning the
fire. Two persons were killed in
the exchange.
EXPENSIVE WALK
Chicago (U.R) It cost Thomas
Mouzakiotis $100 to beat the
heat. Mouzakiotis took an early
morning walk to escape the heat
and was waylaid by five teen
agers who took $100 from him.
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tell me he has been doing
rather poor work since he
started to grow so fast, and I
am wondering if it is because
he is too embarrassed to get
up in class to recite. What sug
gestions can you offer?"
(A) You and your son should
try to take a more philosophical
attitude toward this problem.
Don t let li
bother you so
much. Over
the summer,
it is very pos
sible that some
of the boys in
your son's
class will be
gin to spurt
up, too, and
he will then
Dr. Herlock
not be the
only tall boy in his class.
His poor work may be partial
ly due to embarrassment about
reciting in class, but I question
whether that is the only reason.
Most boys and girls, as they go
through the growth spurt in
early adolescence, temporarily
"outgrow their strength." In
other words, so much of their
energy is used for growth that
they haven't enough left for
their studies or other activities.
Under such conditions, it
would be very foolish to add
to your son's present burden by
trying to push him ahead of his
class just so he could be with
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difficult at any age and requires
a lot of extra work. This is no
time for your son to be forced
into something that will overtax
his strength.
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