Europe Unvisited.

Focuses on the holidaying of Americans in Europe. State that the average American holiday hardly bears thinking of; Report that the Continental attitude of mind is that it is not important for a man to be disinfected but it is important for him to have at least two hours for lunch, even if he has to work until seven to make up for it; View that Europe is not made for the American, entirely by the apparent intensity and brilliance of the artistic phenomena he observes in full action at a time when art is dead in the U.S.; View that shore in which winter becomes the pleasure ground of all the Americans and Europeans one doesn't care for, is the focal point of European culture.