Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1948 — Page 8

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Ti ips on Weather Conditions

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oy JPATRICIA CLARY ted Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, June 14—Doris Day -is perhaps the only movie star withr a bullt<in barofeter. Miss Day always knows when it's going to rain. She can feel {it in her bones. | “It's my broken leg,” she explained. “It doesn’t -exactly ache, {but whenever’ a rainstorm is com ng up it always feels as if it's ng to.” We ing valuable talent for picnics, ‘movie “locations * and knowing in to wear her Tush is Dent pensation for a dent that kept the Hi blond in |a hospital bed for 14 months, i Car Hits Train { She was 16 and well ion her

bt ae.” i tha dg at, INDIANA iracle of the Bells,” with MasMutsay, Valli and Frank Sinaia, at 11:30, 2, 4:35, 7:10 and ¢ - ; and Re River,” with Errol Flynn n Sheridan, at 12:30, 3 5 ax Jo. . th le Secrets,” with Wil.

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way to a successful Saneing |career when, near Hamilton, O ithe car in which she was riding hit a train and her was ‘broken in several places. | “The doctors said I might never leven walk. again,” she said. “So I learned how to sig instead.” The time came when she could!” {have gone on dancing, but she didn't|™" ‘have to. She became a successful |dance band singer and never | danced professionally again until

| Bros. A ‘Lucky Break’ “When I was feeling my very| lowest, and. my leg ached and it {seemed as if my world had come {fo an end,” Miss Day ‘said, “my brother Paul used to make me laugh by telling me that some day I'd realize the accident was

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The Department of Parks and) Recreation has planned a full} summer concerts for © the public. Opeping Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in Garfield Park ampitheater with the 100-piece United States Army Ground Forces Band and chorus under the direction of Capt. Chet Whiting, the program will include teen-age dances and 57 free concerts in the parks and playgrounds here.

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really «a lucky break. That was: after I'd become famous as a weather forecaster, : “The funny thing was that he was right in a way. My lucky break; - learning to sing, - = oams bout - certainly because of the bad breaks in my leg.”

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