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32 got 1 mil. w/ 65.02% [footnote: 368HH or 368 H+1] of pop partici- pating levels dropped off thereafter those who participated generally gubule owners, not renters p141 - only 5.47% have outside savings alltho some [[strikethrough]] belon [[/strikethrough]] belong to ausans - entertainments include films at local theater + gambling Chapter 4: Case Studies (1) Pak Atmo a centeng on guard who lives from keamanan money married to an older woman with 3 adopted children from her sister formerly a prosperous waving nasi but equipment destroyed by team penetiban "cleaning up" gl. S. Parman never able to recoup and when lost all their equipment all 3 adopted children had to stop school Bu Atmo has tried various ways to earn money, but [[strikethrough]] ?[[/strikethrough]] now walks to pasar & does shopping for warung owners Pak Atmo a 1st generation migrant from [[end page]] [[start page]] 33 C Java w grade school educ. ambition to continue school frustrated by poverty & to enter army by "misluk"; when still had warung nasi sold mainly to construction workers; at that time they lived in a resmi kampong in Tomang lost further savings to a friend who borrowed as capital for bahso selling business but didn't repay. Ibu Atmo has worked in past as a servant but now feels she is too old -they get & ask for no help from adopted children and other relatives living in Jak -house of ^wooden^ packing cases w dirt floors & fiber roof Pak Atmo gets a little extra by acting as informer to nearby Pos Polisi -say they prefer living in K. S.-poverty more bearable if neighbors also poor p 151 2 Bang Taine native Jakartanese from Pejompongan area from a well-known lenong (trad. theater) family and he chosen in 1975 as best male player in Jak.