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98 25. close-ups of empus, panjaks + tukang kikirs at work 26. mesjid near Lumber Kajar 27. graves of K.O & Gunokaryo 28. graves at Gunung Watu (long shot) 29. J & J with Pak Atmo 30. Pak Karyoduiwongso & Martodinomo with krises 31. Namburan 32. crossroads of village 33. road into village 34. limestone waiting to be picked up 35. bengkel 36. watching TV at Pak Lastro's house 37. well 38. waiting at the crossroads for colt 39. working overtime at night 40. selling pesticide & fertilizer in the market 41. kabupaten office 42. offering on legi 43. fire hardening 44. 99 July 18 - stopped by Pak Atmo's to get more information on people in Kajar III who do not have perapens Pak Atmo pays not more than 3 families in KIII who live from farming alone about 20 tukang kayus in KIII alone "yang bisa dipangil dan diupah" (who are willing if called to do carpentry work for money) 3 tukang jahit who receive sewing, 1 who does it everyday (Pak Atmowiharjo); almost every ibu, acc. to Atmo can weave tikar mendong, but 3 receive orders from neighbors (Mboh Parinum, Mboh Paniyum, Mboh Poni) - asked Pak Atmo to give names of several persons whose landholdings respectively large, medium, & small this in lieu of a random sample of houses w/out perapens, since Pak Atmo has no complete list from which to take a sample: