MRS. K. NISHI, SON, LEAVE MANZANAR FOR TULE LAKE
By PAUL OHTAKI
Review Staff Correspondent

MANZANAR, Calif., Wednesday, February 3--Mrs. K. Nishi and her 6-year-old son, Bobbie, left Manzanar last week for the Tule Lake Recreation Center in Newell, Calif., to join her parents and family who have been relocated there from Sunnydale. The former Port Madison residents were given a farewell party Saturday night by her close friends. Mrs. Nishi was a kindergarten teacher during her first months here and recently had been dietician for the children in the mess hall. Bobbie had attended grammar school since its recent opening.

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STORK VISITS SAKUMAS

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sakuma were proud parents of a baby boy last week born in the Manzanar Hospital. Both the mother and the child are doing fine, Mrs. Sakuma returning to her home recently. The child, their first, has been named David. This is the second child to be born among the Islanders in Manzanar.

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26 ISLANDERS ENROLL

Twenty-six Islanders are attending the Manzanar Junior College which began last week; twenty taking the course for junior college credit. The classes are held at night since members have jobs during the day. Instructors of academic subjects were announced to be holders of Masters degrees or better, with one Japanese known to have been on the faculty of a large West Coast college.