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Paid for and authorized by the Committee to Elect |ohn Lewis for Congress: Dr. Clinton Warner, Treasurer; C.T. Martin, Campaign Manager, Judi Gerhard! and Love Sears-Collins, Deputy Campaign Managers. 354 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia 30300 PAGE 24 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE August 29, 1986 We can help! SJhown □ 40 feet of adjustable shelving that solves the cluttered corner. Gall us for more good ideas and free in-home designer estimate. . 231-2232 COMPANY ■Showroom in'Pharr Plaza. 375 Pharr hoad Suite'flO-ByAppomtment Only Gift for the future Sanctuary furnishings for the Hebrew Academy of Tomorrow have been provided by Henry and Ricky Birnbrey. A former president of the Hebrew Academy, Henry Birnbrey serves a member of the school’s board of trustees. The couple’s four children, David, Eddie, Judy Robkin, and Anita Stein, are all graduates of the academy. Their grandchild, Yochi Robkin, is now a first grader. Soviets let sister help ill brother by Gil Sedan JERUSALEM (JTA)—Inessa Flurova, a Soviet Jewish woman who has been seeking an exit visa to Israel since March to enable her to donate bone marrow to her leukemia-stricken brother in Israel, has been reportedly allowed to leave the Soviet Union. Her brother, Michael Shirman, told reporters here last Thursday that he expects his sister to arrive in Israel early next month. He said he expects treatments to take place immediately therealter. Flurova, a 37-year-old sociolo gist, has been holding a hunger strike for almost a week to pressure the Soviet authorities to issue an exit visa for her, her husband and their two small children. Shirman, who emigrated with their mother to Israel in 1980, tias been undergoing treatment for leu kemia in Rehovot’s Kaplan Hospi tal, where his doctors concluded that he needed a suitable match for a bone marrow transplant. His doctors said his mother’s bone marrow was incompatible and that there was a 25 percent chance that the sister’s marrow would be suitable. Since Flurova applied for a visa, her request was supplemented by a plea from Dr. Robert Gale, the bone-marrow expert from Califor nia who assisted in the treatment of victims of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. In March, Flurova asked for a travel visa to Israel with her hus band Victor and their children. But the authorities claimed a tempor ary visa would be impossible since the Soviet Union and Israel have no diplomatic relations. In June she was asked by the authorities if she would consider going to Israel by herself. She refused. Shirman said that the entire family of his sister was allowed to leave for Israel. VOTE for a friend TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 What can we expect What can we do from a friend? for a friend? 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