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most ultimate customers lower class Indo-
nesians
little change in product  types
over the years
working capital for 1 forge about
6000 f 10.000R. daily (recheck)
no large factories yet in Indo-
nesia which make a competitive
product- product well-know 
thruout Indon. + main
competitors now the Chines who 
took Kaja's workers to Semarang + set
up his own shops
most houses have Petromax
white cattle, goats- no of
motorcycles + bicycles in the 
area
Pak Sastro ony had electric genera-
tor, TV
most houses gedek, rather large,
with dirt floors
some circuit (pondok) trading 
to Jak. involving 10-20 traders,
men + women (3 women; have to
bring a boy to carry)
no Padat Karya program-
-differences of opinion as to
whether agr. or kerajinan the
most difficult, but all agree
that ker. the most profitable

[[ left note acc to Ron Hatleyare modern tool factories at Trisik+ Ciligon [[Cilegon]], but  price of factory or imported tools double/ or triple that of Kaja'd tools]]

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is a Selamatan on the 1st day
of the 1st Javanese calendar month
Joko's notes
interview with Lusah of Karangtengah,
Pak Paeran (acc. to Rionto
the kakak of Sastro)
Pak Gunokaryo (1st smith in Kajar)
Karyodiwongso (second child)  first female child = Martodinomo
Harjopavirso Dukoh KI
Hartoutomo 2  Nj Sasty3 = Sastro  Paeran (lurah)
5 dukoh make ker pandai besi, i.e.
Kajar I, II, III, Kedung I, II
largest Kajar III because a com-
animation of Kajar III & IV - when
Kep. Dukoh IV, Pak Atmo
rainfall Nov - June & in dry
months no shortage of water
for bathing & drinking but
fields are dry ("gundul" =
bald = no vegetation)
rivers never entirely dry up in
the Kajar area

Transcription Notes:
Kaja ?