Evening star., 1930-06-24
BY EvANGELINE S. ADAMS.


While thousands Of wellwishers of
Col. Charles A. Ltndbergh and his wife
turned to their telegraph blanks when
the annotInceh1ent was made that
son had been born to them, l turned
to my horoscope blank.
These other wellWishers were anx-
1ouS TO be amcng the first to con-
gratulate the happy parents on having
any baby at all. I was anxious 10 be
the first to know with absolute mathe-
matical certainty what kind of a baby
had come into the Lindbeegh family
First ] looked up what 1 had writ
ten. in my astrological bulletin for
June %, long before knew the date
Of this child's birth, and here is what
/ found:>
"DOnts" and "MustS" Dangerous.
Children born on June %, 1880, will
be most capable. but many 'don'tS' OF
'muSts' should be eliminated from the
vocabulary in training them or they
may develop into being very stubborn
and contrary. On the other hand, If
they are very much loved and praised,
they can develop into very clever per-
sons, as they will have diplomatic
minds and learn languages readily"
l give this advice to Col. and Mrs
optimistic statement was based on the
astrological indications for the day as
whole, which, as I discovered last
week, had Jupiter, the great fortune, and
the sun, giver of life, in conjunction in
the astrological heavens.
This is particularly fortunate con-
dttion under which to have a child. In
fact Mrs. .Lindbergh couldn't have
picked a better day If she had set out
to have her baby on the astrological
plan.
Now, however, that I know the exact
moment and place Of the eaglet'S birth,
l can describe the child and his future
with more accuracy and detail.
VIII Be Aviator.
The first thing everybody will want
to kTow-it was the first thing / looked
up for mySelf-iS whether he was going
to be an aviator, like his father.
The answer is unequivocably Yes"
Neptune, the planet which rules fiy-
ing, was in the midheaven when he was
porn. Almost every aviator who has
won fame by his exploits, such as Ad-
miral Byrd, has had Neptune promi-
nently placed in his horoscope, and the
fact that Mrs. Lindberg's baby, the son
OF the greatest flyer of them all, has
the aviation planet in the midheaven of
his chart would seem TO be a rare min
Cling of astrological truth and poetic
justice.
Neptune also rules diplomacy. which
would indicate that the boy might be-
come an ambassador, like his grand
father, rather than an aviator. But /
don't think so. A careful comparison
OF his chart with that of his two dis
tinguiShed forbears indicates that the
ln1uence OF his other planets will be
more toward flying than diplomacy.
II he adopts either of these lines, for
which he is so conSpicuously fitted, it
Is almost certain that he will follow in
his fathers air steps
That ne will be a successful flyer like
his father is indicated by the fact that
Jupiter-the planet which rules success.
honoF, glory and fortunes also in the
midheaven of his chart. In fact, four
important and favoring planetS--Jupi-
ter, Neptune, Venus and the sun--were
all looking directly down on the Nor
row homestead in Englewood at the mo-
ment of this child's birth.
Venus, in addition to ruling affairs
OF the heart, also has to do with honor,
success and wealth. In fact, 1t Is
called the lesser fortune to distinguish
1t from Jupiter, the greater fortune.
Any baby born with either of these
pAoLtcNS 41foIdply plAcSO III MS CnarC
could be said to have very fortunate
horoscope. To have both in the one
chart--and both most favorably placed
would seem to be a complete realiza-
ton Of the good wishes which the
whole world has been waiting TO lavish
on his beloved parents.
Courage Seen Prominently.
In view of his fathers reputation for
courage and the fact that his mother