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74 above the age of about 13 work, including women no electricity at Eileens, but 5 families have TVs of those who have TVs, all at least mandor status (i.e. mandor, kepala mandor, or kepala afdeling) several families have transistor radios & play them in the early morning or at night after returning from the fields at ibu kota Patuhaw are located: 1. house of managers (pejabat) 2. factory 3. guesthouse 4. a sports hall (Gelora) 5. a good-sized mosque 6. a sports field sports hall doubles as a meeting hall p2 acc. to Rudy, total no. of workers at Patuhaw: 1250 good season is the rainy season & workers can get 30-40k a day lasts only 3 mo. in dry season only 15-20k a day -wages paid monthly one day in every wk called "berasan" and one day called "minyakan" when can get these items & other staples from the office 75 calculation made & cut from wages at the end of the mo. generally leave home for the fields at 6, arrive at 6:30, work till 5:00 (hence 10 1/2 hr day), reach home at 5:30 -young people seldom leave plantation because of cost & time lost working their major goal to work hard so that, after cuts taken out of wages for supplies gotten in advance, still some money left over for clothes or other secondary needs; even this goal hard to achieve p4 (1) 1st interview with "Beshan, pemuda desa yang berhasil" (Berhan, a successful youth from the village) Berhan not born on Patuhaw; a lurah's child from Majalengka area who works as a kepala mandor (also called mandor beeds) with assistance from older brothers or sisters able to finish ags, high school (SPMA) in Bogor & worked for a which [[strikethrough]] while at Horticultural Research Station in Lenbang also worked for 2 yrs for lumber co. in & Kalimantan but came home