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Sew J \ eter To ~ Diab ea Meee dieters am 4 en oe ae we re wo ieee. Poe “ONE LONE CLUE INM GURNCASE A FINGERPRINT CHICAGO, Feb, 17 (1N.5.).—A] lone fingerprint, found on the |: abandoned automobile of “Ma- | chine Gun Jack” McGurn, was the L only definite clue ta his ‘assassina- ] tion in police possession today, Police admitted as much as they [ revealed the automobile of the } one-time chief executioner for Al Capone was recovered last evening after being abandoned on a North side residential street, Witnesses told police the auto ;. mobije was parked by a lone man who fled In a second car, Car Kept Two Days Police marveled at the audacity of the man or men who had kept the car for two days while the city was being combed for clues chine-gunner. MeGurn had driven the saute mobile to the Northwest Side bowling alley where he was slain by three men early Saturday, Adding to the mystery of the slaying was the discovery in the automobile of a newspaper dated Thin. December 30, and bearing the headline: “Frank Nitti hunted in Prig- nano slaying.” Police recalled that Frank, “The Enforcer” Nitti, once a powerful Capone chieftain, and McGurn were bitter enemies, while Mc- Gurn and Prignano had been friendly. Hiding Place Sought to the murder of the golfing ma | anne vac Sn ea . Assuming that whoever aban- | doned the sutomobile would not have dared drive it far, police be- gan a systematic search of the im- mediate neighborhood where it was found in an effort to discover . where it had been hidden. - McGurn's “blonde alibi,” under police guard following mysterious threats on her life, prepared to - bury him tomorrow without the ostentation formerly accorded pub- jic enemies, while police and the underworld waited tensely today for reprisals. =, a a rs Police investigation today cetit il* ered on thecoundup of some 26 bowlers who witnessed the slaying. -