The Diamond Smugglers

Papa? Yes, Mama.

What did I do? You were dowsing Papa. I know, wonder, you worked very hard in our shop. You worked just as hard Mama. Maybe we close up this book shop and go away the two of us, some face in the mountains, like in the old country.

I would like that. I'm sorry, I'm very curious now. If you did not wake me the telephone word, I will answer it. Hello. Mr. Allen, please. This is Mr. Allen speaking. Well, the line is Allen.

The line is calling. Nama, it is London. The call I am expecting. Oh, good. Yes. This is Jackson. Oh, yes, Mr. Jackson. At four, splendid. Oh, by all means, Mr. Jackson. Goodbye. Good news, mama.

Good news. Mr. Bernard. No, who this is? Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Mr. Bernard. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Oh yeah! About that call you were going to get me.

Yes? I want to make certain it has four good tires. Four. You have four good tires. Is that all? That is all Mr. Benaz. Good bye. Bye. Mama? Oh mama? Yes, Papa. Mama, the arrangements are all complete.

They are. That's good. Very good. We are smuggling another $150,000 worth of diamonds. It has been tomorrow. It's Smew! Smew! Smew! And you're sure it's pure. That, my friends, was the voice of a man, an enthusiastic friend of CV, describing what he likes about champagne velvet, the beer with the million-dollar flavor.

You two will find that CV is smooth from foam to finish. More than that, from your first sip of the rich, creamy foam that billows on top of your glass, right down to that last delicious drop, you'll find CV bright and sparkling, light and lively, with a clear, clean taste that makes you sure it's pure