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22 oil and "fried" in hot sand without oil sand krupuk called "krupuk tayamum," tayamum being a way Arabs have of washing w/ sand before praying if no water around - some krupuk are sold to bakuls who come around, others the makers sell themselves in the pasar - each producer sells, on a lave,30-40k per day - market near Ngaluran at which most of krupuk sold is a Pasar Paing dan Khwon - uncooked krupuk taken to sell as far as E. Java (Bojonegoro, Tuban, Lamongan) - is a fellow who sells 1 colt load to Jrdgung each every. ((Jragung the village we visit this morning)) -most of the sellers women- termed selling "eceyan" ie selling retail in small amts -for frying 1 pileal wood 600 Rp or 5 liters kerosen 27 1/12 Rp -for longer distance selling done by men men do frying -one person related that some people become penqusaha because 23 have a lot of capital & can start a business and hire burah without learning to make - others became burah 1st & save capital to start a small business from their burah wages -before 1967 residents of the village were farmers and bakul -now ag. merosot because 1. wereng beginning in 1975 and 2. profits in krupuk ((in fact was never a very profitable area for ag)) - got only a small % of harvest this year - most lost - in their opinion " karenauang untuk petanian rugi terus, lebih bail untuk krupuk" - no coop - acc. to them " krupuk sulit dikooperi, sebab dapat berdini sendiris - muda beli baham sendiri" - no overproduction, can easily sell all they make - they need more labor, but skilled labor hard to find - work from 3AM until noon, rest briefly, then work again till 4:00PM; reason for starting work so early is so krupuk ready for drying
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