 Three months later, the Itois were transferred to the War Relocation Authority camp at Minidoka, Idaho.In 1943, Sone was allowed to leave camp after passing the so-called "loyalty questionnaire" and relocated to the Chicago area, where she worked as a dental assistant and lived with a white Presbyterian minister and his family.Eventually she received a scholarship to attend Hanover College (called "Wendell College" in her memoir), a Presbyterian school in Indiana.