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Document taking away Jack Feldman's dad business and appointing a German Trueshandler

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This document is an invoice signed by Monek Merin, the head of the Jewish Judenrat, requesting that the administrator in Sosnowiec pay a total of 150 Reichmarks as employment wages for 30 Jews who were employed by Rachmil Szaja Feldman for the five months (May-September 1940) in the hat company. The money was to be sent by wire transfer to the Judenrats bank account Nr. 7236 in the Sosnowiec branch of the Commerce and Private bank. It also shows on this document that Rachmil Szaja Feldman was living at the time at 27 Modrzejowska street. The letterhead is that of the Judenrat of the Upper East Silesia in Sosnowiec with an address at Marktstrasser 12 (Targowa 12 in Polish).