St. Louis, Nov. 12.
Speaking at a meeting of the International Goodwill Congress he to-day, Mr. Newton Baker, a former! Secretary of War, recommended that the United States should take the following measures for the pro gress of world peace:
1.—That a declaration should be made by the President and, the Senate that the United States would not trade with any nation' which the League of Nations had declared to} agressor in a war.
sumption of the negotiation -—That there should be American membership of to the Locarno Pact binding] the signatories not to wage war} whatever the provocation might be.
Congress had adopted measures virtually identical with Mr. Baker's suggestions for the international] outlawing of war, the reduction of armaments and for "ce-operation" not necessarily entailing "organized membership" of the League of Na-
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