Barbara Huttons Type Blamed for Taxes on Wealth James W. Gerard, Former Envoy to Germany, Raps Spending By Tribune Leased Wire NEW YORK, Sept. 7 Barbara Hutton and others of her type are largely responsible for the inheritance and soak the rich taxes from which we all suffer if we have accumulated any money, James W. Gerard, former ambassador to Germany, flared on his return from Italy today on the Italian liner Conte di Savoia. Mr. Gerard was one of the 1575 passengers who were buffeted about when a hurricane of more than 100 miles an hour tossed the liner for nearly seven hours yesterday, lifting green water to the bridge, 80 feet above the water line, overturning furniture and drenching passengers on the promenade deck. One cabin steward was injured. Mr. Gerards attack on the class of Americans he holds responsible for the new inheritance taxes came as he adroitly switched the interviewers from discussion of the visit with Premier Mussolini, from which he was returning, as an apologist for Mussolinis Ethiopian plans. I have not continued my list of the 64 rulers of the United States, Mr. Gerard said. But an editor in Amarillo, Texas, has followed the idea and has placed Barbara Hutton at the top of his list of the most influential persons. I agree with him. This expressionless young woman has inherited 50,000,000 and rushes about gathering titles, good and bad, with the speed of an antelope. She spends her money abroad and does her own country no good. Told that one writer had called Barbara Hutton, among others, the best possible argument for communism, he said that he agreed. Mr. Gerard, who is chairman of the committee on American self contained, said that in 1927 and 1928 Americans spent 720,000,000 in Europe and had spent nearly half that amount even last year. He advocated a tax on all exported money or some similar curb. One of Every 18 In U.S. Treated In 1935 1933 CHICAGO, March 28. One of every eighteen Americans received hospital treatment last year, increasing use of hospital facilities by more than 7,000,000 patient days over 1933, the journal of the American Medical association reported today. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6 Heres Measuring Stick To Decide If Youre Red By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Editor ANN ARBOR, Mich., Sept. 7 A measuring rod you can apply to yourself to learn whether you are at heart a radical or a conservative, red or reactionary was described to the American Psychological association here today by Theodore F. Lentz of Washington university, St. Louis. It comprises several hundred selected and weighted questions. Samples follow: Yes to such as these shows your tendency is radical. Alimony for divorced husbands is as logical as alimony for divorced wives. The world needs a new religion. It was within the power of the diplomats of 1900 to 1912 to prevent the World war. Something more effective than our present brooms and mops and vacuum cleaners should be devised to clean our homes. One fifth of the public school budget could well be spent in educating parents to educate their children. Are You Conservative? Conservative, if you answer yes: to these: It is bad for a married man to take another mans wife to the movies. Billy Sunday has done much to make religion a vital force in our lives. Not all international disputes should be settled by arbitration. Women in general are not as intelligent as men. College education is right in more ways than it is wrong. The testing method was tried on 580 college students. With full statistical analysis, the experimenter found that it shows radicalism and conservatism are matters of degree rather than kind. Also that it is very difficult to devise a measure which does not unduly influence the findings in these human problems. The four day meeting of the psychologists closed at noon today. If you can be well without health, you can be happy without virtue.PROVERB WARNERS CALENDAR OF MEDICAL HISTORY