Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03

Aviation most certainly will
not be his vocation though it can
be said with equal certainty that
o will be his avocation.
1.-THE chances are very great that he Will be
q greater man than his father, even though
he may never perform the dramatic deeds of
his parent The greatest men Of the world
today are known only to o small circle. Lind
berghS son will be of that type.
''It is quite likely that Lindbergh, Jr, will be
o professor in the Aviation Research Depart
nent of the Massachusetts, Institute OF Tech
nOIogy.
IF he is an only child he viii take on the
characteristics of an only child, which are all
bad characteristics, and he will be marked
boy, Lindbergh's boy not an individual in his
0Wn right
Basing his deductions on knowledge of the
heritage of the small new son OF this nations
most IIustrious flyer, DR.. Arthur Frank Payne,
well known psychologist, made, among others
equally interesting, these predictions on the
future of the worlds spotlight baby"
YOUNG LINDBERGHs advent into this
muddled world on his mothers gath birth
DAY. Sunday afternoon, June %, Of the home
oe his maternal grandparents. Mr.. and MRS.
Dwight w. Morrow, in Englewood, N j., where
his famous parents were married on May ~,
1929 was an event of international interest
THROUGHOUT the WOrlO peOplc arc HOW Coh-
occurring about the possible future OF the
seven and three -quarters-pound baby boy,
whose father performed one Of the most spec
tacular flying feats in the history OF the age,
winning world wide acclaim.
Paris France, where on one never-to-be-for-
gotten day in the Spring Of 1877 the DaDys
father landed at lie Bourget Field with the
simple announcement I'm Charles Lindbergh,'
after q flight across the Atlantic made In 50
hours and 20 minutes, has already adopted into
lbs affections Baby Lindbergh," IS they are
t0asting him in homes, restaurants and other
public places
SON of the worlds renowned dyer-hero, Col.
Charles Lindbergh, and Of Anne Morrow, poet,
liver daughter Of millionaire statesman, and
only grandchild Of Dwight w. Morrow, United
States Ambassador to Mexico and Republican
nominee for United States Senator from New
Jersey the Lindberghs' hrst baby was bound
b be in the limelight from the moment OF his
birth.
Fame. great wealth and family distinction
are his by heritage, and this triple combination
assures for him place In the sun or, at any
rate one in the spotlight Of public interest,
where both his parents have, though more or
Less reluctantly, held a prominent place for
several years
Ever since because Of Col. Lindbergh's flying
history and the fact that even before the birth
of Baby Lindbergh, who has been named
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr-, his parents
new nearly 10000 miles, including 1000 miles
over the jungles of South America, it was the
generally accepted bunch that the Lindbergh
son and heir would be certain to follow in the
footsteps, rather the airways, Of his Illus
trious dad.
Now comes eminent psychologist with the
opinion that Lindbergh, Jr, VIII not be flyer,
but college professor!
DR. Payne makes no hasty prophecy, but ar
rives at his conclusions after o careful study
OF the environmental and inheritance factors
chiefly inheritance-wlnch figure in the future
OF the world famous baby; the Lindbergh-Mor-
row blood strain in his veins; the personalities,
characteristics and conduct Of his parents and
O study of the background Of his ancestors.
DR. Payne is personnel ofhcer, assistant pro-
fessor and director Of the personnel bureau OF
the College of the City Of New York and q
clinical psychologist registered under the New
York State law. He was formerly an executive
In the labor and employment division, United
States Army Ordnance Department and con-
suIting psychologist, United States Veterans
Bureau.
With such a background Of knowledge, Dr.
Payne's prediction prophecy regarding the
future of "Lindy's" son carries the weight of
authoritative analysis. 1t Is not guesswork
seer's magic forecast nor yet peerng into the
stars, but scientific study Of the combined
factors which might be expected to determine
the babes destiny.
He declares that 1.-The determining factor in
the child's makeup will be its inheritance"
Baby Ltndbergh. who is not to be a profess
siOnal aviator, according to DR.. Payne has.