Later. she found out from a nonJewish friend who happened to get into a conversation with a superior about the matter. that she was refused the job because she was of the "wrong nationality" and that a special test and evaluation procedure existed for such people. Inessa has been granted permission to leave the Soviet Union on June 25 without her parents. Because of these and other incidents of antiSemitism among prospective employers. she has decided to leave on her own. Understandably. the familys frustrations are high. and they are especially complicated by the visa situation in Rome. Any congressional support would help their case.