1954 Sun. Mail (Adelaide) 25 Sept. 45/2: This guy Hassick [...] asked me for a ‘brick’ in a stand-over manner.at brick, n.
1954 Sun. Mail (Adelaide) 25 Sept. 45/2: I planted the rod and ‘went into smoke.’ [...] After a few days I came out of smoke.at in smoke under smoke, n.
1954 Sun. Mail (Adelaide) 25 Sept. 45/5: He gave me a spot — £100 — and told me crime doesn’t pay.at spot, n.2
1954 Sun. Mail (Adelaide) 25 Sept. 45/7: I always sought rhe company of ‘square heads’, men who have had no trouble with the law.at squarehead, n.1
1954 Sun. Mail (Adelaide) 25 Sept. 45/2: This guy Hassick [...] asked me for a ‘brick’ in a stand-over manner.at standover, n.2
1954 Sun. Mail (Adelaide) 25 Sept. 46/2: ‘The Thing’ [i.e a criminal] was a Walkie-Talkie.at walkie-talkie, n.