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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-01-27

for Israel, and by the Center
Youth Glee Club, which proved
that without "the children" Jew
ish life and Jewish function is
never complete
AS a Hamisher Osar B'shevat
(Arbor Day. celebration the din
ner highlighted the sale of trees
through the Jewish National Fund
It was pointed out by the
speaker that trees play a most
important role in the security of
Israel--as do the Jewish National
Fund colonies which are being
founded on Israel's borders .
The appeal for the purchase of
trees ended with the assemblage
subscribing for 1913 trees from
the floor Trees sell for $3.50
each
Appeals have become such cold
calculated things that the spon-
taneous response offered by the
group Monday night was good to
behold When increases were
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-01-27

made after Rabbi Rosenberg'S adj
dress the heart was warmed in
deed -.
The Savannah Rabbi revealed
a number of pertinent facts which
think we should try to remem-
Der !. With Sir Anthony Eden
coming ITO Washington to per-
Suade our State Department to
back his proposal for asking Israel
to make territorial concessions to
the Arab states, it is interesting to
note that Israel is a country of
5000 square miles, and the Arabs
possess over two and a half mil
lion square miles of land It
is also interesting to note that
Israel peoples 200 to the square
mile, while in the Arab countries
there are II people to the square
mile
Rabbi Rosenberg also pointed
out that in Israel the life expect
ancy of the people is IS years
while in Egypt it is SO years, and
he demonstrated that Israel has
much to offer the Arab countries
in peace, including medical and
scientific know-how and economic
betterment 80.
Cantor A. Marion, president of
the Jacksonville Zionist District,
presided over the meeting -.
IS =
Mrs. Albert Meyerhoff and Mrs.
Helen Refs are in Atlanta to at
tend the wedding of Mrs. Refs
son, Ernest, to Betty Samet,
daughter of the Louis Samets of
Atlanta
The wedding is scheduled for
January 29th and will be held in
the Progressive Club
I am sure that it will be "a
sumptuous event, and that Elsie
Meyerhoff, Jacksonville's favorite
caterer, will come home with
many new ideas :. No doubt, it
will be an unusual experience for
her to sit at a banquet and not
worry about the order of things.
Jacksonville Hadassah an
nounces that its next meeting will
be an event of February 9Th :.
The chapter will be Joined by the
Jacksonville Zionist District, Jun
ior Hadassah and the Hannah
Senesch group to view a film
showing of 'Tell Me Where It
Hurts" :. The guest speaker for
the evening will be Mrs. Sidney
Gluckman of Orlando, Florida,
vice-president of the Hadassah
Florida region -.
The meeting is scheduled for 8
P. M. in the auditorium of the
Peninsular Life Insurance Build
ing Invitations to attend are
being sent to the presidents of
Jacksonville's civic clubs and to
members of the medical profess
sion =.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-01-27
BY Ethel Teddy" Moscovits

The J.N.F. dinner sponsored Monday
night by the Jacksonville Zionist District
in the Jewish Center proved one thing:
that old time religion is not dead +. :.
Judaism with all its poetry, its enthusi-
asm, its emotionalism was on hand to
prove the point ;.
Rabbi A. Rosenberg of Savannah,
guest speaker, provided the poetry . . /.
Jack Becker, chairman of the evening,
proved that enthusiasm is catching !. i.
The emotionalism was offered by the as
semblage of $50 dinner guests who join
ed together to make this demonstration
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Clothes Help
Handicapped

National Goodwill Industries
Week which was observed May
5-12 through this area brought
MANY discards for the handi-
capped people at Goodwill 10
insure employment.
III must be remembered.
however" said Harold II. Me-
Kinnon. Executive Secretary.
that any excess material
taken in during spring clean
ing time or a special week like
Goodwill Industries Week is
stored TO keep the production
line working during the slower
months which will come in the
summer time"
II is unfortunate that the
nature Of Goodwills business.
hat Of taking discards and reno
waiting them for sale, is a sea-
sonal enterprise and many times
through no fault of the organl-
zation. collections are not made
on time because everyone IS
housekeeping at the same time.
These discards. however, are
invaluable 10 Goodwills handi-
capped employees for future
months when calls are at low
ebb.
To keep the workers on the
Job without cut-backs, Goodwill
Industries must have a backlog
o draw from.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Desegregation
Group Named

MINNEAPOLIS. Minimize
Rev. Charles F. Golden of New
York CITY and Mrs. Mary M
Drake OF Nashville, Tenn, dele.
gates from the Lexington ana
Tennessee Conferences OF the
81. Louis area Of the Central
Jurisdiction, respectively. were
elected members of the four.
wear study commission on raciai
relations. M
other members Of the ~
clergymen and laymen commit,
tee from the Central Negro)
Jurisdiction we're Bishops VIII
liz ]. King, New Orleans, La,
and Edgar A. Love, Baltimore;
Rev. Noah w. Moore Jr, phil
adeIphia. Pa, Rev. c. M. Lus-
Ter. Houston. Texas, DR.. James
p Brawley. Atlanta, Ca, Dr.
Richard v. Moore, Daytona
peach. Fla, Thurman l.. bod
con. washington. ID. c., and John
r. King, Austin, Texas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26

GOV. Williams confacfed
Presidential tEisenhower) aids
on May 10. and Mayor cobo
talked via long distance with
the Secretary Of Labor's Wash
ingion office.
Another increase in Detroit
area and state unemployment
figures has been reported by
the Michigan employment Sc
curity commission (MESC) this
week.
The statewide total went up
by 1000 to a new figure OF
10000 or 81 per cent Of the
work force. OF that number
5000 were laid off in the De-
troit area bringing the Motor
City's unemployment to l25,OOO
MESC's two month forecast
sees no Improvement in the criti-
cal situation. The prediction is
for a further 5000 increase in
state unemployment during the
next so days.
Another ominous sign was the
fact that exhaustions during
April totalled over 5000 for the
second month in a row.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
.NAACP Files
School Suites

RICHMOND, Va (CNS)--The
filing of the fourth suit by the
NAACP for indignation in Vir-
cinia schools really started
things moving in the state OF
Virginia, which had just settled
down to a "do-nothing" pro-
gram on segregation in its
schools.
Now, Governor Stanley has
called for an early meeting OF
the controversial Gray Com
mitfee-whose task has been
10 hold the line on desesrega-
ton.
Meanwhile. the NAACP at
torneys filed suit in Federal Dis
trict Court at Norfolk on behalf
Of 80 Negro parents and school
children and asked that Federal
Judge Walter w. Hoffman give
a speedy hearing" and tenn
porary or permanent injunction
forbidding continued segrega-
ton.
This fourth suit was Identical
10 those filed in other parts OF
the state - at Charlottesville,
Naunort News. Harrisonburg
Counties.
A fifth one is being planned
for Arlington County Schooi
Board, which will probably be
served this week.
A motion for prompt enforce
ment Of the Supreme Court >
ruling in the Price Edward
County case is awaiting a hear
ing before a three judge Fed
eral District Court on July sth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26

Bonuses
"Wednesday

A total Of approximately $ls,-
100000 will be paid in lieu OF
vacations this year to some
100000 Chrysler Corporation
hourly-rated employees starting
May %.
OF the total, an estimated
SIG. 100000 will be paid to APP
proximately 10000 employees ir
The Detroit area.
Other eligible employees work
at plants in Indiana, California,
Delaware, Louisiana, Georgia
and Kansas.
The majority of Chrysler
Corporation employees will re-
ceive their vacation pay on May
90
Exceptions are employees OF
the Automotive Body Division,
who will receive vacation pay
after June /. and employees OF
the corporations Detroit Uni.
verssl Division whose payments
will be made on or after June
Is.
To be eligible for vacation
pay, Chrysler Corporation hour
ly-rated employees must have
al least one year Of seniority
and meet certain other contract
provisions.
Vacation payments range from
40 hours pay for employees
with one or more. but less than
three years seniority to l2O
hours pay for employees with
is or more years of seniority.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26

There Are No Problems

Bv ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S., +t+
MMY ONE AND ONLY uNIvERSE-AND THERE
gNoNe oTHERl
sreMNc PROBLEMS ARE CHALLENGES TO
wMAN THOUGHT, TO PRAYERFuLLY SEEK AND
PATIENTLY WAIT ON nae. THEIR FATHER
MOTHER GOD, ALL-IARMoNIoUs." THE ONE TRUE
PARENT Inland oF-THE ENTIRE UNIvERSEl
FAULTY ELEVATOR SUSPECTED AS CAUSE
OF BIG LOOP FIRE
larson, TOOL
SANDERS BUILDING CALLED TOTAL LOSS
IT'S COVERED BY INSURANCE
Free Press
An overloaded elevator power system was being in
y.,oed Thursday as possible Of OF Defroti
buces, downtown fires in modern times
Detective L. Glenn Bennett of the Arson Bureau. saic
there was "a definite possibility" that faulty power system
,y have SET of the millon-doIIar hvs-asrm fire that
svtsd The sx-story landmark al 1897 Woodward.
BENNETT ADDED THAT ARSON STILL HAD NOT
BEEN RULED OUT.
THE SPECTACULAR BLAZE STARTED AT 6:l4 PM
WEDNESDAY, AND DREW 81 PIECES or FIREFicHTINc
EQUIPMENT.
See Faulty Elevator Back Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
CAV Plan
at Ford

Unemployed workers laid off
since May / at the Ford Motor
Company anxiously await June
4th.
Although a majority Of De-
troit's unemployed workers are
not eligible TO qualify for the
Guaranteed Annual Wage plan
(GAW) which begins operating
in June, many are interested IN
watching how II will work.
Local 500 JAW spokesman
state that less than 500 Ford
workers at the present, are eli
eible tor CAV benefits.
Chrysler and General Motors
Corp, are the other two mem
bers Of the Big Three with
CAV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Illinois Judaism Robbed Of 40 Years

OF WIFE AND MOTHERi-Mrs. Judith MArks' Do
-(Chicago Tribune, 2ls)
Tod 10 His Detroit Tribune:
BETH DAVID HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK CITY
SLEFT HOLDING THE BAC'!-COULD NOT
CHECK THE IMPENDING THINKING
-Nl-INVOLUNTARY
! MENTAL ASSASSINATION, SPIRITUAL
dALPRACTICE OF THE DEVILS MATERIA
MEDICA, SATURATED WITH THE DEVIL
ANIMAL Observation-Disclosures TENDS TO
SURROGATE DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL
&NSE-OF DOCTORS AND NURSES, AND
PATIENTS!il-THEIR THINKING, THEIR VEkf
LIVES HEREiii
See Illinois Judaism Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Lucy Story
May Hit Flick

HOLLYWOOD. Calif-A fea-
ture production is in the works
which will parallel the famous
Autherine Lucy story in Tusca-
looSa, Ala.
John o. KellenS. who has
writtens Young Blood will do
the screen play and the whole
film will be produced at a cost
of 5000. 000-a modest budget.
Titled incident on the Cam
pus" the man behind the pro-
duction is Albert Black, a tele-
vision producer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Thugs Rob
Man of $500

Thugs Rob-l4 -.. -" ...... '.....
Shortly after changing a $40
bill for a stranger at John X
and Edmund Place, collector
for o wholesale company was
robbed of $500.
Morris Gold, So, Of l7i4S
Eileen, told police that as he
left to enter his car, two other
men. one with a gun. demanded
his money.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Doctors
Checking
Health

Prophet Jones this week
continued his battle to have
his trial on a gross indecency
trial postponed indefinitely
until he is physically fit to
stand trial.
His trial was put off Tues
day for the third time.
Charges on a similar case
were dismissed last month when
the defendant refused TO prose
cute.
A couri-appointed physician,
after examining the religious
cult leader, said the only way
TO determine whether for extern
sive tests
Jones attorney. S Allen Early,
Immediately pleaded that the
Prophet could not afford such
an examination.
When Recorders Judge o. z.
Ide offered to commit Jones to
Receiving Hospital as charity
patient. Early asked for more
time 20 make financial arrange
mentS.
Earlier. DR.. Clarence Gambler.
Recorders Court physician. re-
ported that Jones is suffering
from high blood pressure and
extreme nervousness.
Or. Gambler examined the
Prophet" Sunday at his present
residence. 1915 Normandy.
Jones also is complaining Of .
bad cough and weakness, DR..
Gambler said.
There were about 20 people
in the residence on Normandy
when ne examined Jones, DR..
Gambler reported.
Il know the Prophet doesn't
want 10 stand trial" Judge lde
! commented. but if he Is sick.
he should be given treatment
Judge Ide returned the case
| until Thursday so arrangements
could be made for hospital tests
| OF Jones.
Jones has been accused OF
gross ndecency by a Detroit
police officer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
SELF DEFENSE
FREES SLAYER

Avery Thompson, 20, OF S45
+. Columbia, was freed OF the
knife-killing OF Clarence B. Gil
breath, 80, Of 245 Alfred.
Witnesses testified that
Thompson stabbed Gilbreath in
self defense. The deceased first
slsshed Thompson. a was ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Community House
Marks goth Year

81. Johns Community House.
2901 Clinton, will mark its twen-
tieth birthday on Sunday.
The original center was To-
Gated Al Madison and Dubois.
but was moved 10 It's present
location In lsil.
The Rev. James +. Jones, pas
tor OF ST. Johns Presbyterian
Church, is director. and will an
nounce a program Of expansion
and an appeal for funds during
the birthday service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Scout Exposition

George w. Williams. Presi-
dent of the Detroit Area Coun-
Gil. Boy Scouts OF America. and
John J. Cronin. Exposition Cen
eral Chairman express sincere
appreciation TO the Neighbor-
hood press for their sterling sup
port Of the mammoth show
which ended last Saturday eve
ming al the State Fair Grounds.
1T would be hard 10 prove
which source Of publicity was
the most helpful, said Mr..
Cronin. but we always realize
the value Of our community pa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26

Atty. Earl B. Dickerson. presi-
dent and general manager OF
the Supreme Liberty Life In
surance Company, will deliver
the commencement address at
the Detroit Institute Of Com
MERGE on May %.
Miss r, Louise Grooms. presi-
dent OF the institute. said that
Atty. Dickerson will discuss
business today in relations to
Americas new emphasis on 60
cial equality.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
See Sun. Tv, $3.50 am, Channel J
Oral Roberts Heals via Prayers!


Chicago Tribune: 1921 HEAT BREAKS RECORD ~
ID DAY."
NEW YORK REACHED sol-A NEAR ALL-TIME
RECORD HIGH FOR THIS DATEl
BosToN-s SOMETHING LIKE ISL
DETROIT DID REACH 81 OVER THE WEEK END.
Rsndsy-A COOLING oFF-oUITE A COMFORTABLE
DAY AFTER SUNDAYS SURPRISING WARMTH!
sl6: SAN FRANCISCO. 81; LOS ANGELES. ''l
PART
See-Detroiters Gives Thanks Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26

superintendenis entering this
week are Mrs. Mary Castle
berry of the House Of Israel.
and Mr.. Roosevelt Price OF
Warren Ave. Baptist Church.
Mr.. James Jennings Of Bethel
A. M. E.. Mrs. Mary Dudley
of Rose of Sharon Baptist. and
Mr.. Clarence Sharker Of Tur-
ner Chapel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
OUR CHAPEL or COMMENT
pentecost: Birthday Of the Church
Bv Adrian Fuller

BY Adrian Fuller Tree r.''"
many churches In this joined win o'n'''
,r'ushoui the world In celebrating Penseosf sunday
"n one Of The oldest and most important OF religious
'skaIs
NJ. IN THE EARLY CHRISTIAN CALENDAR PENIteosI
De- "s ALSO THE THIRD or THREE GREAT FESTIVALS
~'S,'Nc TO THE LIFE or JESUS CHRIST.
me other wo were Christmas and Easter.
See Pentecost, Birthday Page
sseerpts from the N. Y. Herald Tribune. s-IU
IN. ~ RELATED m THE BOOK or ACTS. The GEL.
ls. 'oN DERIVES FROM THE GATHERING IN Jsko.a.
ls,,nvtr l2o CHRISTIANS FIFTY DAYS AFIEk IT. :,
suov .N WITH THE DESCENT or The no.,
DoS,,. UPON THEM, THEY FOUND THEMSELVES err
PEE WITH THE GIFT or CONVERSION AND PeIsn'
,rprs nNc HIS FIRST SERMON, MADE 3,Ooo .o"'
''ss FROM MEN AND WOMEN or EVERY FAITH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26

If you have not entered your
A nomination blank is on page
four of this issue Of the Tribune
The voting coupon is on page
six. and each one clipped out
and mailed into the Tribune of
flee is worth 10 votes for your
favorite superintendent.
Third Baptisrs sunday School
Superintendent. Mr. George Nc
Duffie. continues to lead the
polling for Michigan's Most
Popular Sunday school superln-
tendent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Five Superintendent
Added to Tribune Contest

This week his lead has IN
creased TO 1000 votes Trailing
behind. and grouped close to-
gether are the remainder en-
trants in the field
Complete standings are as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Banks Reelected
Security Treas.

Alfred A. May, an attorney,
was reelected Thursday as
chairman OF the City's Loyalty
investigating Committee.
Also re-eelcted were James G.
Gibson, former president Of the
Detroit Federation Of Labor
vice chairman. and the Rev A.
A. Banks. Jr., pastor Of the Sec
ond Baptist Church. secretary
treasurer.
Read Bible Verse
Of Your Choice
> Times Daily.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26

Votes are rolling into the Tribune office for the con,
estants in the Most Popular Sunday School superintendent
contest New entries also we're received this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26

Since the beginning Of the
year some 1900 workers have
finished collecting their unem-
ployment compensation benefits
and are still jobless.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Gov. Williams, Cobo
Eye Unemployment

Gov Williams and Mayor Cobo last week expressed
alarm Michigan and Detroits unemployment picture
which Jumped up about eight per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
BEAUTY ROUNDUP
AHRodds Today Lead
To Quest for Beauty

dertones for the delicate look.
There's a regular one-ounce
size and also a smaller half
ounce size for travel. At drug
and department stores carry
ing Coty.
x 4
LAND OR SEA-Wherever
you roam you'll like taking
along with you Charles of The
Ritz's velvet Foam" The
neutral, non-alkaline formula
washes softness in rather than
washing it out. The portable,
pink tube is a holder for a
summers supply of clean faces
and a help to you in washing
away travel CRIME. (And in
Europe hotel rooms don't have
soap supply for you so it's
a handy thing to have on
hand). Squeeze out just a bit
of the amber jelly from the
tube and lather it up with
water. Even in hard water
you'll have a billowy foam.
It'll also pamper your summer
dry complexion. Velvet Foam'S
a good traveller. At Woodward
& Lothrop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27

down the back. These. worr
with shorts, fitted Stacks or full
skirts. look very much like
grandma's corset.
X X
A costume pin on the high
waist line of your Empire
dress. AS a single accent for
an Empire sheath, consider an
enormous sparkling brooch, or
a red rose. set at the center of
the bustline curve.
X \ X Il
Here a high-necked swimSuit.
Smart and new is the halter
neckline. with rubbing at the
throat. Another version: The
built-up scoop, a high, round
decolletage with a wide col
lar flange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
You'll Be Wearing

These are some of the FASH
ion notes that keep cropping
UP for summertime. Some
your friends will wear and
some you'll probably be wear
ing
A lowered headband for
evening, with a classic chignon
hairdo. One. shaped of beige
silk, bands the top of the head,
has two large daisies set at
one side.
Y \ X
A beach corset. Paris is
showing gay strapless fitted
tops, hip-length. and laced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27

say as many as 20 times a day
If you're a pretty girl. It's
less and less as you grow older
and other things than your
own looks crowd your mind.
But it's at that time that re-
pairs are often most necessary.
To the rescue comes Coty
with the liquid makeup foun-
dation that doesn't allow a
woman to take a chance on a
shiny nose, no matter what
her age. In the pretty circu-
lar shaped fiacons come six
perfected new color tones
based upon pink or ivory un-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
SUMNER EYE SHADE


you a real insight into this
colorful outlook with the
brand-neW iridescent turquoise
blue and the aqua green eye
shadow. Both are subtle hueS
that can be artfully shaded on
the lids of a blond, redhead
or brunette. And blues of all
shades are the newest eye
makeup tones to wear. If you
do you're destined to be the
cynosure of all other eyes. At
Hecht's.
= 4 IS
FRENCH FORMULA-Coty
has come up with a new liquid
makeup that is drawing raves,
There's a new ingredient in it
-"Lecitone" = which helps
keep the skin vital and moist
under the fine. almost invisi-
BILE film of porcelain tinted
liquid foundation. 1t feels
light as powder on the face
and is just as easy to apply.
Once set. it will stay even and
smooth for hours and look
fresh. Four and five powder
touchupS won't affect its fin
iSh.
How many times do you look
In the mirror? Psychologists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
VACATION CLASSES

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
BEAUTY ROUNDUP

The quest for beauty by
women is world wide. And
worldwide is the interest in
satisfying the beauty needs
Of omen. Newest beauty salon
(and this is like carrying Goals
to Newcastle) to open in Paris
right smack in the middle of
the haute couture section. at
81 Avenue Montaigne. is
Charles of the Ritz's sumptous
custom-service salon. The
grand opening is geared for
June Is. If you're in Paris at
that time, a visit to it will
be like a visit with home folks.
And if you're headed Madrid
way you might like to see the
new Elizabeth Arden salon
in a building that first saw
the light of day in 1889. 1t
was built on the site of the
ancient palace and gardens
which belonged to the Duchess
of Prim. The famous Arden
red door now leads into this
Madrid salon of beauty that
has such a historic past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27

SUMMER EYE SHADE -
Gay summary chiffons and
cotton frocks with their pale
blue, turquoise. and teal blue
Oriental colorings clamor for
eye shadow that reflects their
particular hueS. Aziza gives