Washington, Feb, 7.
Colonel Henry L, Stimson, the Secretary.of State, was under fi in the United States as the result of a speech he deli ed in New York yesterday before the Council on Foreign Relations.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson, De-morat of Arkansas and the mi ity floor leader in the Senate, demanded that Secretary Stimson use hhis influence to bring about the recognition of Soviet Russia by the United States, the late President Woodrow Wilson was censured because he re-{ased to recognize the Mexican regime of General Huerta how," asked' Senator Robinson, "can Secretary Stimson save his face hhis refusal to recognize Soviet Rus sia'
Senator William E, Borah, independent Republican of Idaho, went to the support of Secretary Stimson. In defending the head of the State partment Senator Borah said he believes that Secretary Stimson's policy will result in the recognition of the Moscow Government by the. United States, Senator Borah is an advocate of diplomatic relations tween the United States and Soviet Russia—United Press,
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