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_For that elusive green-white glamour, go to Venus, the ads urged vain women. But that was only half the story -- just ask olive-skinned Sukey Jones._
Her name was Sukey Kireina Jones, and the blood of South Asia was in her veins. Mix that with the Celtic, brother, and you've got something special. Her eyes were dark, and mostly a little sad; her hair was black as the Rim, and she stood barely five feet in heels, unless you count the curves, which, if Nature had been fool enough to straighten them out, would have added quite a lot -- and taken away a lot too.