Devil Wind

You are about to hear a romantic drama, Devil Wind, adapted from a story in Street and Smith's Love Story magazine, and featuring the Love Story girl in the role of Dusky Burke. This is the Love Story of Dusky Burke, who had always had wealth, composition, and everything she wanted,

until her father died. Then even the beautiful home in Beverly Hills had to be sold. And for the first time in her life, Dusky Burke found herself in need of a job. Six weeks in the business school, and we fight her now on her way to her first position as Secretary to Jim McKay,

builder of yachts for California's millionaire. Dusty is being driven out to interview her new employer by Sam Ashford, her faithful suitor. Gosh, this wind is terrible, Sam. Yes, it brings the dust from the desert for a hundred miles.

Dumps it on the coast here and on everyone who's unfortunate enough to be in the way. I hope I don't have to meet my new employer for the first time until I wash my face.

I must look terrible. Well, naturally, no woman would want to see Jim McKay unless she looked at this. Oh, no? Why not? Jim McCaise is well known as Clark Gable. Raker of hearts, children of women.

The one and only man who can flutter feminine hearts and go through life unscathed. Listen, what makes you so sure of that? You remember Marnie Davis? Oh, slightly. She was a friend of my sister, Sylvia.

Uh, wasn't there something about a broken engagement? There was plenty about it. Marnie was all dressed up in white satin, waiting at the church. The rector was there and all the guests. Marnie waited for an hour until the bridegroom sent a note, saying he'd gone to South America.