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1271. Reference : MM-1-109-5

| A letter from McHale to Moerman about glutinous rice and white non-glutinous rice, and the genetic differentiations of rice. | Letter

1272. Reference : MM-1-109-36

| July 23, 1960 A letter from Moerman to Thomas McHale, expressing thankfulness for the clarification of rice. Moerman described research in which he gained information from farmers in order to find selection of rice crop. | Letter

1273. Reference : MM-1-109-1

| August 3, 1960 Letter from McHale to Moerman to express appreciation to Moerman for his picture of molasses making. He requested that more information be sent regarding the cultivation of sugar cane and sugar production. | Letter

1274. Reference : MM-1-109-26

| August 24, 1960 A letter from Moerman to Thomas R. McHale, mentioning the receipt of pictures posted, and his willingness to give information about sugar production. | Letter

1275. Reference : MM-1-109-40

| January 13, 1961 A letter from Moerman to McHale, related to images and information about the process of sugar making and product distribution. | Letter

1276. Reference : MM-1-115-2

| Description of the operation of the grinder to press sugar cane. | Punch card

1277. Reference : MM-1-113/4

| A book about the role of sacred trees in the ceremony to plant the new spiritual pole for a house. It is related to the day and month for building a house, and is written in Lanna script. | Punch card

1278. Reference : MM-1-113/5

| Pali incantation for cabalistic writings on a spiritual pole. It consists of Sao Nang and four other poles in different corners, and is written in Lanna script with Thai language translation. | Punch card

1279. Reference : MM-1-113/3

| A book about superstitious beliefs, such as about housing. It is inscribed with Lanna script and translation into Central Thai. | Punch card

1280. Reference : MM-1-109-33

| November 19, 1960 A letter from an unidentifiable sender to Moerman. The correction of former information on pages 7, 16 and 19, concerning the beliefs of the Tai Lue. | Letter