131. List of documents submitted to be cashed in (Office of Bank Settlements)²³⁰
132. Golden Russet (label)
133. Invitation to “Madness on the Mezzanine”
134. Bill (Aldoza Company)
135. Blank form (Aldoza Company)
136. Invitation (Odeon)²³¹
137. Advertisement (“What does one think about?”)
138. Melody Palace advertisement
139. Liquid disinfectant (label)
140. Card index of the Crafts Commission of the Central Commission for
Refugees – CKU
141. Tonicyle Madelys (labels)
142. Authorisation issued by the Toporol Society
[6] 143. Exemption certificate
144. Kazimierz Budzyński (recognition)
145. Meal voucher
146. Information of the WSŻL [?]²³² (Postal Depository’s letter division)
147. Death certificate form [from the] (Ostatnia Przysługa²³³ Funeral Parlour)
148. Cholents (advertisement of the bakery at Twarda Street 10, [courtyard?])
149. Programme (Melody Palace, 3 November [19]40)
150. Advertisement (distribution shop, Orla Street 12)
151. Request (Jewish Community in Warsaw)
152. Jewish Emergency Service ([police] district I)
153. Kowalokina [?] (headache pill)
154. “Prolit” (bed-linen soaking powder)
155. Furrier St. Cichy (business card)
156. Tailor B. Presajzen²³⁴ (business card)
230 One of the Judenrat’s agencies, in January 1942 transformed into the Cooperative Bank of the Jewish Quarter. Engelking, Leociak, The Warsaw Ghetto. A Guide to the Perished City, p. 188.
231 Probably a reference to Odeon Café-Restaurant-Variété at Tłomackie Street 13.
232 Abbreviation not deciphered.
233 Reference to Noech Pinkiert’s Last Respects Funeral Parlour in the Warsaw ghetto at Grzybowska Street 21. See also ARG I 258 (Ring. I/338/1).
234 Before World War II Boruch Presajzen (Presseisen) had a tailor’s workshop on Jasna Street 18. See Księga adresowa Polski 1929, p. 1862; WSB 1936/37, p. 286.
