Mexico City, Feb. 3.
Pascual Ortiz Rubio, who will be Mnaugurated President of Mexico the sday after to-morrow with the backing of the powerful Obregon-Calles-"Gil combination which has been do-' sminant in Mexican polities for a decade past, announced to-day that chis Cabinet will be made up as new provisional of Interior. Genaro' Estrada, Minister for Foreign General Juan Andrexs Almazan, tar of Communieat General Manuel Perevino, Minister Commerce and Labour. eof Industry, General Joaquin Amero, iter of War and: Marines Luis, "Montes Deoea, Minister of the 'When' the new Chief Execative steps into office on Wednesday he will start a term of four years and zine months. With the two greatest Recent problems at least temporal fettled—thore of religion and. imive that with the aid of this Cabinet, which consists of exiPerionced men, Mexico is due for Deriod of comparative tranquility. Feb. 5.
A. young black-garbed assailant fired toxday into the President Pascual Ort was passing the National Palace a few hours after the inauguration, wounding the new Chief Exec sin-the jove.
Sonora, Rubio, wife of the Presifdent, and the Presidential aide-de-amp, Sosthenes Garcia, injured by flying glass. A bystander vas also wounded.
"A motorcycle policeman who "had vboen guarding: the President's motor ear captured the assailant, while the wvietims were removed (0 the Red (r0s8 hospital.
was announced that there would be rapid recovery from the injury unless complications set in, and in two or three weeks the President should be entirely well.
President Rubio had driven to the! National Palace from the National 'Btadium "after delivering his Wdnaugural address, and it was upon leaving the palace'that the shot was fired by a youth who subsequently' told the police that his-name was Miguel Flores. This is believed to be an alias.
The police -said unofficially that Flores had confessed himself to be one of the Vasconcelista, or antireelectionist political group which had opposed the election of Senor Rubio and which declared the lection illegal. Seven others -are held as suspects.
Immediately after the shooting, officials imposed a censorship on outgoing.news dispatches. This was lifted two, hours later.
Sonora Rubio, wife of the Pres-dent, suffered some injury due to broken glass but no serious harm was done, The President's niece was also injured.
In his inauguration address, President Rubio said that Mexico was now at peace. He did not mention the recent trouble with Soviet Russia, involving breaking-off of diplomatic relations between the two country He urged the people to work hard and to study.
The President stated that he i tended to promote production, coordinate social activities, invest health conditions and take measures looking toward improvement, and especially urged that the country dignify its electorial practices.
Feb. 6, Police to-day continued to round suspects in connection with the Ortiz. Rubi Twenty into custody and questioned on the theory that the shot fired by one Dlack-garbed youth was actually inspired by a group of plotters of the opposition political faction United Press.
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