The ban on Jews using public means of transportation, which went into effect in Berlin last month, has now been extended to all of Germany, it is reported in the Nazi press reaching here today.
Jews in the Reich are now forbidden to use railways, busses or other transportation facilities unless they are working in armament factories located more than ninety minutes walking time from their homes.
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