Tfie
bvemment
e2
the
Rapubl ic
'of
Iadones
i a
and
the
*
.
J%ovemment bf
Japan
daeilin&
ta make
a m g e m n t s f o r the
.
e m @
oB
.
cotton t e x t f l e a
d/&ryarns.
from
Japan
t o
the
Republic
of
~ o & s f a , ani far tb aoce@.anc'ei n
Jaian
of
. ..
- ..
raw cotson
of t h e
vdueof
U.9,dollars 10,500,000
in
parCiaJ-paymnt foi*
tbe
cottsn
t e x t i l e s
and/o~
yarns so
, ' .- gz@exp&
($he
b a l w r t t obe
paid
i n stjarling)
haoc
concluded
1 .
*,4&&etk
a s
set
forth
below,
c-
This"kmngement
wasniads
in
theknowledge
that
the
-
-
2 '-.
r.
.
-
I
:<3:
I . - - ,.
:
.
-
.
..
.r
Exdonesia
by
the
United
S t a t e s
under
PL
480
in
Ip a r t i a l
payaent
f o r the
FOB valueof
t h e
cotton
1
t e x t i l e s
and/or
.
yarnsexported
t o
importers
i n
I n d a n k l a
under
@is.
Arrangement
;
1
C;
w i l l
arrange
f o r
t h e
contracting
f o r
t h e
raw
cotton
I1
under
thePA
p r i o r
t o
October
31,
1964and
f o r
t h e
11
shipmentp r i o r
t o
~ovember
30,1960,
with
t h e
under-
il
standing
t h a t
these termimd
contracting
and
shipping
d a t e s
maybe
extended
byagree=*
between
the
Govem-
I Ilrrent
of
t h e
Eepublie
ef
Indonesia
andtha
Government
Of
the
United
States;
D.
w i l l arrange
t h a t
t h e
r a w
cotton
under
t h e
PA
s h a l l be
Iimported
under
t h e
applicable
regulations
of
t h e
United
S t a t e s
Department
at'Agriculture,
and
agree
t h a t
the
I
.
--
raw
cotton
s h a l l
not
be
imported
t o
Japan
unless
I .-a - 2.
. . .
reslpective
L e t t e r s
of
Credit f o r
cotton
t e x t i l e s
and/or
y a m
have been
opned,
with
the
understanding
t h a t
t h e
' ' -
..
r-e
CS mcotton
te
be
imported
w i l l be
(55)
percent
1
.
:
u d j o r . 1 6 5 ) percent
of the fetal-Cnt
a b I ( B v ~ 1 u e
al
I
,~
' . W~ '*:~ e t t e l g
of
&edit
o p k d
f o r
cotton
$&$&I*
and/or
-
. .: ',.I. . ,.
.'
I
I
yams
m ? p ~ c t i v e l , y ;
E.
a c c e s s
t h a t
claims
i r i
respect
or
quantity
of
cotton
texkctiles
and/or
yarns
s h a l l
be
1
i
s e t t l e d
by
negotiations
between
exportera
i n
Japan
andImporters
i n
Indonesia
i n
accordance
with
normal
corn-
. .
.
II
mercial
practice,
and
t h a t &ydaficiency
i n . q u a l i t y
'r'
i
. ,..
of
cotton
textile.@
a r d i t i r x a , m
o r ,
fairing
t h a t ,
by
,r e q t a r t e e
i n
s t e r l i n g .
i n favour
of
impofierrr
i n
hdameeia;
E.
w i l l
infoza
the
Bovttmvnt
of
the
~epubliic
of
friem
.time
t o tiw?
of
the
ne6
value
of
s h i p e n t of
>-cotton %exbiles
and/or
yams,
of
crediks
opened
f o r
rik
c o t t ~ ~ , ,
and
of
tbnet
B-af
a s t u q
shipment
of
a w
,cow3
an;
0.
(1)
i f ,a f t e r
one
aonth
f rt%nthe
date
of
t r a n s f e r
of
&e
autho-rity
t o
sub-auf;horine the
PAf o r raw iotton,
coaa-
mereial
contracts
f o r
the supply
of
cotton
t e x t i l e s
and/or
yarns
have
not
beenconcluded' between
Japanese
' -
exporters
and
Xqlvnesian
importarst o
a
minimum,of
fi,800,00,
ae,cepts
t h a t
t h e
Bowrrnnent
of
the
Re
of
~ o n e s i a
may,,
a f t e r
informing
t h e
EoVerment
of
,
Japan,
be
released
-f&m
i t s
u d e r t a k i n g
under
Parag
I1.B.
belmin
respeet
of
t h e
balance
of
the
t o t a l
p e
eif
ied
f
n
t h a t
paragraph;
( 2 )
b
the
event
t h a t
t h e t;overnnmqt
of
the
B6
Iadonesda
i s
prepared
t.o
suspend
i t s
right
under
t h e
preci=ding
sub-paragrapti
~ ~f o r
an
aa:ditfonal pefiod
of
-
:
one
nronth,
,accepts
t h a t
the
Government
of
the mpubfic .,of
kdonesia my
specify
a
further
ininimwn
value
6f
e o n t r a c ~ s
whit&
sha3.1.
beconcluded
within
the
additional
-
one
month;
IS t a t e s
of
dmerioa
t o
Japm
under
t h i s
Arrangem
-
bei n
addition
. t o
raw
cotton
t h a t
would
otherwise
be
,--
imporfed
from
the
United
S t a t e s
of h m r i c a
andcountri
E. .
f z b n d l g .
t o
the
United
s t a t e s
of
America.
' I-
'11.
The
Government
o f
theRepublic
-of
k d
anes3.a.
,.
>1
A.
will
t r a n s f e r
t o
t h eGovernment
of
Japan
the
authsri+iy
t o
sub-authorize
t h e
PA
f o r
raw
m t t o n
equivalent
t o
the
d u e
of
U.
S.dollare
.LO.,
fia);'000as soon
a s
the
Government
of
tibeRepublic
of
M
onesia
w i l l .
have
1
received
the
PA;
B.
w i l l
m a n g e
f o r
t h e
import
d
cotton
t e x t i l e a
and/or
y~rns
fm m
Jap
m
and
will
i . u e
I i c n e e s
and/or
n l c e
'
%1
allocations
t o
importers
i n
b d i n e a i a
as
soon
a s
POSdble
a f t e r
t h ecclming,
i n t o
e f f e c t
of
this Arrangement
1
p o d d e d
that
( 5 5 )
p ) r c n t
of
t h e t o t &
FOB
v a e
of
'1
the
exported
cotton
t e x t u s
andfir
( 6 5 )
percent
aP
the
I
t-el
FOB
value
af
the
exported
cotton
y a m shall
be
I
cotton.
Suoh
liacnces
s h a l l
bevalid
onlyi n
J a p a and
I
&all
be
distin@ighed.from or&nary
ireport
mthorizat-
imm
by
the
notat
ion:
"For
PL
480
Transqotions
enlyn.The
import
licence@
and/or
thlocrations
s h a l l
be
valid
u n t i l
September
30, 196ds
but
t h i s
date
may
be
-
I
t e x t i l e s
and/or
yarns
coaplete
t h e i r
purchase
'
.
i t
. -
5
-
8 .
contracting
f o r , a d
shipment
of
raw
cotton
frem
t h e
United
S t a t e s
mentianed
i n
paragraph
I.C.
above;
C.
dl1
arrange
that
importers
i n
I n d ~ n e s i a
of
cotton
hentracts
with
exporters
i n
Japan
as
expeditiously
4
L 1111
.
as
possible,
and
w i l l
arrange
t h a t
such
purchase
.
-
'rcentracts
c a l l f o r
a
shipgent
date
as
e a r l y
as
is
Y
I
possible
and
mt
ually
convenient;
D.
w i l l s o l e l y
be
responsible
f o r
t h e
deposit
t o
tihe
.
account
of
t h e Government
of
the
United
S t a t e s
o f
I .C
W r i c a
of
the
Rupiah
equivalent
of
U.S.
d o l l a r
dis-
.
ti
.m
bursellrent
as
required
under
the PL480
Agrewent
between
t h e
Governments
of
t h e
Bepublic
of
Indorresia
.
I
>
aadof
the
United
S t a t e s
of
America
and
under
t h e
PA;
-
&
w i l l
recolmmend
t o
t h e
Govelr~ment
of
t h e
United
S t a t e s
.
.
Cof
America
a
reasonable
extension
of
t h e PA,
i nthe
event
t h a t
fulfilment
of
t h e
arrangement
asmentioned
i n
paragraph
I.C,
is
prevented
bysome
occurrence
.I
.
over
which
the
G o ~ ~ r n m e n t
of
Japan has
no
control;
1 .
1
F.
recogniws
t h a t
t h e
cotton
t e x t i l e s
and/or
yarns
8.
-
lmpor$ed
from
Japan
t o
h d o n e s i a
under
this
Arrange-
ment
w i l l
be
i n addition
t o
the
cotton
t e x t i l e s
.- .
r
Iand/or
yarns
t h a t
would
otherwise
be
imported
from
the
:
/
United
S t a t e s
of
b r i c a
and
other
countries
f r i e n d l y
t o
the
United
S t a t e s
of
h l l c a .
IY
L111,
General
s t i p u l a t i o n s
r
& Any
resfdual
amount
of
sub- authorization
against
t h e
1
11
I
1:
I
,,
6
-PA in the neighbourho od of $ 1,000 after takin e: into
account adjustment refunds made, for wh±h the United
State s can not reasona bly be expecte d to make shipment ,
shall be s ettled, without delay, by the Government of
the Republic of Ind om s ia to the foreitJl exchanee bank
of J apan i n sterling cash.
B.
Commercial contracts for the delivery of the cotton textiles and/or yarns shall be made on terms to benegotiated between exporters in J apan and i mporters in
Indonesia .
c.
The annexed Procedure shall be re gardedas a
part ofthis Arran gement .
IN WTINESS WHEREOF, the undersigned , being duly authorized ,
have sit,ned the present Arrancement .
DONE in duplicate , i n the English lane;uage, at Djakarta,
this twe nt y-nint h day of December,
1959.
For the Government of the For the Government of
Republic of Irxi onesia: Japan:
Signed
Signed
R. SOEWrro KOESOEMOWIDAGDO Secretary-General,
TAKIO ODA
Ambas sador Extraordina ry
and
Plenipotentiary. Departroont of Foreign Affairs.I
P R O C B D U R E
-
'A.
For cottofitextiles
and/oryarns
t h a t ~ ~ ~ ~ . u p o r t e d- '
I
' , %L
!he Government of the Republic of M o n e s i aw i l l
issue LL '
import licences and/or nmke a l l o c a t i o n s t o
its
importers 811
-.
Exporters in Japanw i l l
s h i p t h e cotton t e x t i l e s and/or .I " yarns and draw d r a f t s against the s t e r l i n g irrevocables i g h t L e t t e r s of
C r e d i t .
The d r a f t ss b l l
be drawn se-C'
.
~ r a t e l y (a) f o r manufactudng charge expressed i nI . '
f o r the
FOB
value of the cotton t e x t i l e s and/or yarns.I 2. -porters
i n
Indmesiawill
place orders f o r the cottont e x t i l e s and/or yarns with exporters i n Japan and open - ,
11
a t e r l i n g irrevocable
si&t L e t t e r s
of Credit i n favourI
I
of exporters i nJapen
t o cover the purchases. A l l c o n t r a B prices s h a l l be expressed i n s t e r l i n g . The s t e r l i n girre-
vocable s i g h t L e t t e r s of Credit
w i l l
be opened immediately a f O e r conclusionof
the relevant contract and advisedthrough
the
foreign exchauge bank of Japan.I
s t e r l i w representing respectively t h e sum of
(35
per- -eent of t h e contract prices f o r exported cotton yarns and/or t h e sum of (45) percent
of
t h e contract p r i c e s f o r exported cotton t e x t i l e s , and(b)
f o r raw cotton*in
partial
payment f o r exported cotton t e x t i l e s and/or'yarns emressed i n s t e r l i n g representing respectively
-
- t h ea m
of (65) percentof
t h e contract prices f o rexported cotton yarns and/or th.e
sum
of (55) percent o f4.
The
f a r e i g n
exchange
bankof
Japan
w i l l
negotiate
d r a f t s
drawn
by
the
exporters.
1
5.
The
foreign
exchange
bank
of
Japan
w i l lforward
tb
drafts
and
r e l e v a n t
documents
t o
t h e
f o r e i g n
exchange
bank
of
Indanesia.
I
6.
The
foreign
exchange
bank
of
Indanesia
w i l lmake
re-
11
imbursement
t o the
foreign
exchange
bank
of
Japan
in
II
s t e r l i n g f o r
tkeq u a o f
d r a f t s
f o r
manufacturing
charges,
1
the
mount
of
which
corresponds
t o t h a t
as
s t i p u l a t e d
in 1paragraph
3.
(a)
int h i s
Procedure,
andc r e d i t
the
sum
of
drafts
f o r
raw
cotton
i n
partial
payment
Tor
exported
in
t h i s
Procedure,
t o
t h e
S t e r l i n g
%crew
Account
.lnthe
7.
'?he s t e r l i n ganmmts
in
t h e
S t e r l h g
Eacrarw ~ c c o m t
w i l l
in
paragrag&
B.
8.
(i).
. . . . . . . . . . .
1
.
The
United
States
Department
of & r i c u l t u r e
(Caamodfty
Credit
Corporationj
w i l li s s u e
Lel;ters
af
Golimdtment
t o
bank
of
Indonesia'
in
respect
o f
t h e
d o l l a r
Letters
of
Credit t o
be
opened
under
the
PA
by
t h e
f o r &exchange
bank
of
Japan.
b
-
I2.
Impok.t;ers
i n Japan
w i l l
place
orders
f o r
t h e
raw
cottoa,
a
+
..
3.
The f o m i g ~
exchange
bank
of
Jqaa
w i l l
apen
d o l l a r
I
btters
of
C r e d i t
i n
f a v m r
of
t h e
r a w
cotton
exporters
,and
adgise themthrough
the
United
States bank
holding
l e t t e r s
of C
~
i
~
issued.
n
t
7. 8
4.
-Exporters
Snthe
Unlted
S t a t e s
w i l ls h i p
the
r a w
c o t t o n
and
draw
drafts
against
the ' d o l l m
Letters
of
Credit,
5.
The
United
Statesbankw921negotiate
t h e d r a f t s
a d
payexportem
i a
t h e
United
S t a t e s
i n
dollars
and
w i l lforwar
docuiaents
of
t i t l e
t o
the
f o m i g u
exchange
bank
of
Japan
6.
The
Unkted
States
Departmentof
~ g s i c u l t u r e (Commodity
Credit
Corporation)
w i l l
make
reimbursement
f o r
the
payment
by
t h e
United
States
bank.
7.
' S h e P n i ~ d S t a t ~ b a n k w i l l n o t i f y t b e f o r e i g n e x c h a n g a r
bank
of
Indonesia
arnd
replest itt o
deposit
an
equivalent
I'
'
mount
of
Rupiah
td
t h e
Special
United
States Account,
and
the
f o m i g n
exchange
bank
of
Japan
will
confirm.
$
-The
fomigu
exchange
be*of
Indonesia
w i l l
. .
( i )
debit;
the 6 t e r l i n g
'&craw
Account.
i n
t h e name
of
..
..
the
Pweign
exchange
bear&
of
Japan
the
amounts
of
the
d o l l a r
d r a f t s at
the
rate of
exchange
1
pound
s t e r l i n g
=2.8
U.S.
d o l l a r s ,
( i i ) c r e d i t
tbSpecial
United
States
Gownunent Acc0un.t;
with
appropriate
amounts of fbpiah*
( i )
The
foreiga
exchange
bank
of
Japan w i l l
Pay-
s
the
quarter.
(iii)
Ondemand
by
the
United
States
bank
t h e
f o r e i s
- "I
-
"
&change
bank
of
Japan
w i l lpay
t o
the
United
Statea
.-
bank f o r
the
account
of
Comodity
Credit
Corporation
_ ,
-
.'F
.
a
sum
in d o l l a r sequal
t o
the
Cotal
amount
of
thea,
~
-change
b@
of
Japan,United Stqtes
Department,
o f
-
.
" r,r
. .
: ,
December
29,
1959.
w,=
-4
Exaellency,
I
have
t h e
honour
t o
r e f e r
t o
our
negotiations
leading
up
t o
t h e
signing
of
t h e.brangement
betw
Govermnt
of
Japan
a @
t h e
Government;
of
t h e
Republic
' .of
Iadonesia
f o r
t h e
Supply
af
Cottm
Textiles and/or
.
Yarns
t o t h e
.Bepublie
of
Indonesia,
p a r t i a l l y
against
Raw
Cotton
t o
bedelivered from
the
United
S t a t e s
of
. '
8.
Arnerica
under
the
United
S t a t e s
PL
180
Programme
csn
t h i s
day,
and
t o
confiw,
on
behalf
of
t h e
Govermment
o f
.
.
Japan,
t h e
following
understanding
reached
during
t h e
..course
of
the
negotiations.
. .
I.
The
Government of t h e RepubZic of Indoneah
will
not
an
objection
t o
t h e formation
of
t r a d e
I
-
bodies
by
the
exportem
i n
Japan
in
conrre&ion
with
tbq
.
,
' 8
exportation
of
cotton
t e k i l e s
and/or
yarns
under th&a
';r, 8-
'! 'brrangement.
, I ,..
I8
'.
.
XI
.
with
f i f e i a c e
t o
II.E.
of
t h e
~ r r a n g e m n t ,
. ,3
% m e
occurrencs
Dver
which
t h e
Gove-ent
of
Japan
has
..
n o
contmln
s h a l l
be
deemed
t o
r e f e r
t o
such
events
as
i*
railway
and
nat&
catastmphes,
f i r e ,
explosion,
strikeC
lb&-ou%,
war,
r i o t ,
c i v i l
csmotion
as
w e l l
as
other
even%s
which
w i l lgenerally
ke
recogniaed as cases o f
force rqjeure.
;.
.-.
H i s
Excellency
.
R.
S o m i t o &esoenaridagdo
Secretary-General
,
* '
.
XU.
Tha
foreign
oxchango
bunk
of
Japan . aidthe
foreign
-I
&na@ng*
bank
of
Indonesia
muntionod
i n
thaProcadurn
of
-
t
hesiid
h~rsang&nt
arc
the
Bankcof
Tokyo,
'Oscrka
isndthe
TndcmeaLa,,
Djakarta, r o ~ p c + t i s c l ~ .
.
.I Y
fV.
In
case thereshould
bo
an
incrcaau
i n
the
t o t d .
pirw
cotton
whioh
i siwrimg~d
by
the
Govommunt
-
ro'an.trios
under
th6PL
480
Agmmant
with
the
Unit&
[n&.msip.ugrees
eo
r&.w&
75.per~fin%
ef
the
&cr~&:aod
I..
amun% ~~.at
'raw
:@gtton
for
Japan..