Through the Eyes of a Stranger

Abstract

"FIRST IMPRESSIONS T IKE much modern art these impressions are private and personal L and, perhaps, oflittle value. ·In any case the writer would hesitate to draw conclusions let alone offer advice. Life in Britain is so varied that to generalise would be foolish if not dangerous. It is inevitable that visitors from overseas should come with preconceived ideas. Many factors contribute to forming these ideas, radio, films, journalism, and not the least visitors from· Britain. Needless to say those who control these means of moulding public opinion must do so with a sense of constant responsibility, and many preconceived ideas ·require to be revised on the spot"