PESIK, REPRESENTATIVE OF INDONESIAN REPUBLIC IN MANILA
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1
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November 9, 2016
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January 21, 1999
Sequence Number:
9
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Publication Date:
February 17, 1949
Content Type:
REPORT
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CLASSIFICATION ?'.c /coNrTRoL FFICIA1S 0NI
CENTRAL Y'" REPORT NO
INFORM N REPORT CD NO.
COUNTRY Philippines/Indonesia
DATE DISTR. 17 February 1949
SUBJECT Pesik', Representative of Indonesian Republic NO. OF PAGES I
PLACE
in Manila
25X1A6a
ACQUIRED
DATE OF IN
NO. OF ENCLS.
OUSTED BELOW)
25X1 X6 SUPPLEMENT TO
REPORT NO.
la Pesik (fnu), the political representative of the Indonesian Republic in
Manila, has asked Indonesian Republicans in exile in New Delhi for
clarification of his position and for the necessary official credentials?
25X1 A6a Pesik originally arrived in Manila to pave the way for Doctor Ratu langi
who was to represent the Indonesian Republic in the Philippines. Ratu
25X1 A2g Langi. failed to arrive in the Philippines, however because of Dutch
police action. Comment. According to Indonesian
Republic officia s n are in contact with the interior of Iadom
nesiathrough an Indonesian group in New Delhi. Communications between
Manila and Now Delhi are by cable.)
2. Pesik claims that Indonesian officials Harsono, Saroso, Sumitro and
Sjafruddi.n (Prawiranegara) are personally committed to the American
Indonesian Corporation because of monetary favors. Pesik is using
personal funds to avoid obligation to the American Indonesian Corpora-
Lion.
25X1 A2g
3. In Manila, drives for the Red Cross and for the Boy Scouts have ter c
raril, postponed the Aid to Indonesia campaign.
4. Pesik has just been informed by the Now Delhi office that all supplies
for the Indonesian Republic are being delivered to PenanUK&
from *hich place they are shipped to Sumatra by PT boat Supplies needed are arms, ammunition, medicine and clothing, Payment
for these supplies is made in cash or in crepe rubber sheets.
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