NISEI VOLUNTEER ON FURLOUGH BEFORE JOINING ARMY
By TONY KOURA
Review staff correspondent

HUNT, Ida., Wednesday, June 30--Pvt. Bill Okazaki, Winslow, who was inducted into the army at Salt Lake City recently, returned here to visit his mother during his one-week furlough before reporting for training at Camp Shelby, Miss. He left with his mother today to visit his brothers at Weiser, Ida., and Pullman.

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Nobuko Sakai, formerly of Winslow, was convalescing in the local hospital from an operation. She was reported to be recovering.

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This correspondent received a letter recently from Paul Ohtaki, former writer of this column, telling what the Bainbridge youths who went to Chicago are now doing. Paul is working in a print and lithograph shop in the city, while his brother, Pete, is doing his duty as a carpenter in a trailer manufacturing company. Shig Moritani is working in a store as a shipping clerk, and Ikuko Amatatsu works as a traveler's aid. Tosh Chihara and "Bear" Omoto are at their machines in a wax paper firm, while Tak Sakuma is a shipping clerk in a glass factory.