American Tourist and European Immigrant.

Discusses that the American tourist in Europe and like the European immigrant to the U.S. is assuming the status of an international question. Economic and cultural advantages of encouraging immigrants from Europe to the U.S.; Attitude of the mass of people who are compelled to witness and put up with an incursion of foreign faces, language, behavior, interests; Assessment of the status of the American tourist like that of the European immigrant; Opinion that an American in Europe is almost as privileged a person as a European in China; Argument pertaining to the incidents of xenophobia directed toward American tourists.