London. Aug. 10, Great Britain expects the rest the summer in Europe to be peaceful. With the departure of Mr, [Stanley Baldwin, Lord President of the Council, for Aix-les-Bains, France. to-day, the four leading members of the Cabinet are now out of town. and the government machine at Whitehall fg in the hands of subordinates.
In diplomatic chancelleries, this seen as an indication that, at least for a fow weeks, there will be no revolit= out or armed outbreaks. said to be somewhat unusual for the four leading Cabinet members to be absent from the contre of the government at one time, even Jduring the August vacation period.
The Prime Minister, Me. "Ramsay MacDonald. ix absent in Canada; the Lord President of the "Counc second-in-command, Mr. "Baldwin. is in France: Mr. Neville Chamberlain the Chancellor of the Exchequer and thied-in-command, ie in Scotland and fg in charge of the government from his vacation residence there.
Sir John Simon, Secretary of State for Foreign Affaire and fourth-In-command, is also absent in Berwick-shire, having returned to London for only a few hours tu-day to attend the Jmemoriat services for the Tate Presi=
Jdent von Hindenburg.—Reuter.
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