WHAT A NERVE | IMGpapers 1968

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removed. Rolling Stone: galley proofs examined. Black ARD From Notting Hill to Victoria Street is but a shilling on an 88 bus. Our intrepid but disguised blue dwarf found himself at the main entrance to the New Scotland Yard. Noting in passing the ramp and check-point leading to the very extensive underground vehicle dump beneath the pricey concrete and glass structure, Fuzz most everywhere. They and staff have passes which are checked as they enter. Anybody else allowed to go in is supposed to fill in a voucher with his name Old boy on door keeps a carbon copy and visitors return to him this not to avail himself of one of these grubby chits. Proceeds, undeterred, to the lift. Up: notices the lift doesn't stop at the third floor. In fact, our dwarf later finds out that the whole of the third floor, through both blocks, contains the CriminalFriendly words to scurrying personnel reveal that the only access to CRO is in the Victoria St is the police However, he's in the lift: fourth floor. This is the canteen (3). Unfortunately not Our dwarf changes to a faster lift and speeds to the upper floors of the towe well equipped to serve and entertain visi Strikes our dwarf that the Commissioner's flat is well suited for the Connecting the tower with the Victoria St block is a substantial bridge (5 -