WITHOUT being in any way adventurous or even inordinately rich, one can nowadays travel all over Europe by air on well-organized, smoothly-running routes. Miss Simpson went from London to Paris (that is to say, their respective air ports— Croydon and Le Bourget), thence by Basle to Zurich. The next day's trip was by Munich to Vienna, and the rest of her tour included Prague, Dresden, Berlin, and Amsterdam. Her account of this flying visit to six different countries makes very interesting hearing for those of us whose travels are normally performed on a quieter scale.