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1561. Reference : MM-1-21-119

Ganer

| Moerman refers to Ganer’s work (1971) on the circumstances of locutionary acts. | Punch card

1562. Reference : MM-1-21-200

| Case in which an employer refuses to pay wages 14 Jan 1969. Twelve employees complain to their employer as a result of his refusal to pay them their wages. | Punch card

1563. Reference : MM-1-21-201

Border policeman adjudicates a family dispute

| Marital disputes Feb 22, 1969. Moerman trails the Border Patrol Police who are acting as an intermediary in a marital dispute. The couple eventually decided to separate. | Punch card

1564. Reference : MM-1-21-202

A case of putting salt water on someone else's trees in Sarapi

| Dispute over trees An old woman accuses a young woman of destroying her trees by watering them with saline solution. The young woman refutes the accusation, whereupon the old woman brings as evidence a letter of confession which the young woman has apparently signed. The young woman says that she wrote the letter in order to get the old woman off her back. Both argue about the damages to be paid, until eventually the young woman agrees to pay the old woman Bt200. | Punch card

1565. Reference : MM-1-21-203

Paul T. Cohen's "Report on Irrigation in Sampatong district", CM

| Irrigation in San Pa Tong District According to a report by Paul T. Cohen, there are several interesting points about the irrigation system in San Pa Tong District; for example: 1) people claim to have more dikes, 2) how to select the chief of dikes, 3) the roles of villagers who have benefitted from the dikes, 4) villagers who do not help their neighbors to build the dikes are required to pay a fine, although if someone does not help, they can offer rice instead of manpower, 5) regarding the dispute between Sombun and Khampun, Sombun used his authority to threaten villagers, but Khampun stood up against him to claim the villagers’ rights. | Punch card

1566. Reference : MM-1-21-204

Irrigation association and politics

| January 4, 1969. Chaweng Wongyai presides over the Provincial Irrigation Association, and is an expert on construction and regulations. Most people like him. January 5, 1969. The ballot for the election of the new president of the Association is missing box number 13, Chaweng’s candidacy number, with the result that Sakon and Mai Khao need to remedy the situation. | Punch card

1567. Reference : MM-1-21-205

Arricultural co-operations

| Farming conference In mid-October 1968 Moerman receives a government scholarship to attend a conference on agricultural development in Taiwan. Moerman hopes to use what he has learned to help villagers in their development plans. He cites the advantages of farming in Taiwan, namely: 1) personnel to educate the farmers, 2) the relatively small acreage of agricultural plots, making them conducive to management and maintenance. | Punch card

1568. Reference : MM-1-21-206

Khon Myang newspaper

| Konmuang Newspaper In mid-October Moerman visits the office of Konmuang newspaper, where he interviews Vichit about the newspaper’s coverage and management. | Punch card

1569. Reference : MM-1-21-207

Irrigation

| Irrigation The records of Clark Neher, who had been collecting information and interviewing people, look at the irrigation system in Tang District, where there are several interesting cases, including: 1) the corruption involved in the expropriation of land from villagers to build the dikes, 2) the role of Chalao in dike construction, including the creation of understanding among villagers and other governmental agencies, 3) the problem of water in the south of the village, which proves problematic for the cultivated area. | Punch card

1570. Reference : MM-1-21-208

Arressting the right person: Bodin talks to the phu kong of Sarapi

| Interview with the captain of Saraphi police station 22 Apr 1969. Bordin interviews the captain of Saraphi Distrcit police station about the process of arresting the accused and other interesting issues such as collecting information from witnesses, the different circumstances of crime scenes and the importance of forensic evidence. The captain cites the case of Nuanchawee, where blood stains found at the scene presented substantial evidence on which the accused could be charged. | Punch card