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sons) thereof, and of such au-
.thorities and residents against
Japan and its nationals, shall be
the subject of special arrange
ments between Japan and such
authorities. The property of any
of the Allied Powers or its ma
tionalS in the areas referred to in
Articles 2 and 3 shall, insofar as
this has not already been done
be returned in the condition in
which it now exists, (The term ma
tionals whenever used in the pres
ent Treaty includes juridical
persons.
(b) Japanese -owned submarine
cable connecting Japan with ter
ritory removed from japanese
control pursuant to the present
Treaty shall be equally divided
Japan retaining the Japanese
terminal and adjoining half of
the cable, and the detached terri
tory the remainder of the cable
and connecting terminal facilities.
CHAPTER III.
SECURITY.
Article S.
(a) Japan accepts the obliga-
tions set forth in Article 2 of the
Charter of the United Nations, and
in particular the obligations:
ID To settle it's international
disputes by peaceful means in
such manner that interna-
tional peace and security. and
justice, are not endangered;
Gid To refrain in its inter-
national relations from the
threat or use of force against
the territorial integrity or politi-
cal independence of any state
or in any other manner incon-
sistent with the purposes of the
United Nations;
Glib To give the United Ma
tions every assistance in any
| action it takes in accordance
with the Charter and to refrain
from giving assistance to any
state against which the United
Nations may take preventive or
enforcement action.
(b) The Allied Powers confirm
that they will be guided by tn,
principles of Article 2 of the Char
ter of the United Nations in thei
relations with Japan.
| (c) The Allied Powers for thei
part recognize that Japan as
sovereign nation possesses the in
herent right of individual or col
lective self defense referred Il
in Article 81 of the Charter O.
the United Nations and tina
Japan may voluntarily enter int
collective security arrangements.
Article 6.
(a) All occupation forces of tn
Allied Powers shall be withdraw
from Japan as soon as possible
after the coming into force of tn
lpresent Treaty, and in any cas-
not later than 80 days thereafter
Nothing in this provision shal
however prevent the stationing o
retention Of foreign armed force
in Japanese territory under or il
consequence of any bilateral o
multilateral agreements whicl
have been or may be made be
tween one or more of the Allie
Powers, on the one hand, an
Japan on the other.
i (b) ALI japanese property 70
which compensation has not al
ready been paid, which was sup
piled for the use of the occupa
Ition forces and which remains i
the possession of those forces q
the time of the coming into fore
of the present Treaty. shall b
, returned to the japanese Govern
, |ment within the same 80 day
, unless other arrangements al
, made by mutual agreement.
CHAPTER Nv.
POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC
CLAUSES.
Article I.
= (a) Each of the Allied Power
: within one year after the preser
;. Treaty has come into force b.
E tween it and Japan, will noti1
), Japan which of its prewar b
lateral treaties with Japan
:, : wishes to keep in force or reviv
and any treaties so notified sha
continue in force or be revive
subject only to such amendmen
= as NAV be necessary to enSu