The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-03
KEW PRESIDENT l PROMISES ALL IN COUNTRY FAIR
 PLAY
Oil Laws to Stand, But Will Be Con.
 strued Equitably
RECONSTRUCTION HIS
 BIG PROBLEM
Hundreds of Americans in Capital
 Welcomed to Inauguration

Mexi City, Nov. 30-According to an announcement made tonight, the cabinet of President Obregon will be made up as follows:
 Secretary of gobernacion and chief of cabinet, General E. Plutarco Gales. Secretary of foreign relations, Dr. Guthberto Hidalgo.
 Secretary of the treasury, Adolfo de la Huerta, the retiring provisional president.
 Secretary of war, General Benjamin Hill.
 Secretary of agriculture General Antonio Villareal
 Secretary of industry, commerce and labor, Rafael Zubaran Company. Minister of communications and public works. Pascual Ortiz Rubio.
 The cabinet will be sworn in tomor- row at the official reception of Pre- sident Obregon.
 Mexico. City, Nov. 30-"Mexico will not ask admission to the League of Nations but should an invitation to membership be extended by the league it would be given consideration"
 This declaration was made by Gen eral Alvaro Obregon. president-elect Ol LHt T0puOllC, III dn llIoiNl0W IO- day with the Associated Press during which he discussed various problems that will demand his attention when he assumes the presidency at midnight tonight
 General Obregon said he was cert ain that the provisional government under President re Ia Huerta had not requested such membership and it was the intention of his government to continue this policy of aloofness, his attitude being that Mexico is making overtures for membership in. the lea, que would engage in humiliating act entirely inconsistent with it's tradi tional national pride.
 Welcomes Americans
 The correspondent was received in General Obregon's home, adjacent tC Chapultepec castle, the presidential residence, where for several weeks the president-elect. because of a slight in disposition. has conducted his affairs General Obregon. who is in the best of health now. prefaced his discussion of Mexican problems with an expres sion of gratitude TUT the courtesy shown him by the hundreds of Anne rican visitors who are in Mexico City for his inauguration.
 "It indicates better feeling be tween the two countries which vii continue to grow" he said.
 Petroleum regulations. the labor situation. radicalism and his propos ed leeislative projects were discussed
 '"The great problem I face as the next Mexican executive is that O general reconstruction. he declared
 'T have reflected my attitude toward various nroblems in series of fbro iects which have already submitted to congress for consideration
 Oil Law to Stand
 Of first interest 10 Americans. O course. is the oil prop1em and in thi' connection. I might say that Article! 14 and 27 will not ne aDrngated. Bu am sure that withlH short time { commission vii be appointed, to re gulate the application of these articles
 'T do not intend to make any re commendatinns to congress regarding petroleun r,attere uroino that th' commission he established and that al partias concerned he given fair ans inst trentment T feel certain tha this problem, ultimately will be setteI cd to the entire satisfaction of all con cerned."
 Asked what he considered the mos significant results accumulated h' the now government which retire tonight. General Ohregon anSwern' that undoubtedly it's oraatest wnrl was 'hc modification of th,, reDuhli which ha added. 'is a sannence f. the revolutionary movement of las sumner"