UIToolBar Not Showing In 3.5 Inch Simulator - ios

I have an iPhone app that has a UIToolBar added at the bottom in a View Controller with button on it. I was just testing it and found that the UIToolBar is not showing in the 3.5-inch iPhone simulator in Xcode. While its properly showing up in 4-inch iPhone Simulator and 4-inch 64-bit iPhone Simulator. Its even showing up properly on all iPads simulator.
I don't have any 3.5 inch iPhone to test it on the device since i only own an iPhone 5 and iPad 2. Although its hard to tell but can anyone point out what could be the problem or how can i troubleshoot it to find the problem?

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