NYA SCHOOLS QUIT TRAINING ISLAND NISEI
By TONY KOURA
Review staff correspondent

HUNT, Ida., Wednesday, June 16--The N.Y.A. training schools in the East and the Mid-West have discontinued the vocational training of Japanese-Americans. Those who were attending up to now were released without explanation.

This ruling affects a few Bainbridge Island youths who went to Chicago and had planned to enter the N.Y.A. Schools in the fall term.

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Leaving for logging work in Ketchum, Ida., were Nob Moritani, T. Hayashida, and E. Yukawa, all of Winslow, and Shig Furuta, Pleasant Beach.

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Tat Kojima, a senior at Hunt High, accidentally cut his leg with a pocket knife while cutting some sagebrush. Though the cut required five stitches, he is now recovering.

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Sachiko Koura, Manzanita, left for domestic work in Wendell, Ida.

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Having fully recovered, Mrs. Martha Nakao, Winslow, came home from the local hospital on Wednesday.

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Sada Omoto, a '41 graduate of Bainbridge High School, left Minidoka for study at Oberlin College, Ohio. Prior to evacuation, he was attending the University of Washington.