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Japan’s People Friendly to Americans, Mitvalsky Says
Bayne Freeland reports Cedar Rapids attorney Milo F. Mitvalsky, recently back from Japan, resumes law practice while on terminal leave as a lieutenant colonel. He describes Japanese courtesy after World War II, noting initial shock gave way to friendliness and thrift, with mixed views on the atomic bomb era. He recalls touring remote towns, witnessing postwar relief, and his caution about radioactivity effects.
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