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fut him on the spot far the nif (NERSLEPT. Says Louise. || | But. the bland Lonise told Ser. Donohue that Jack hes missed he fight because he had over- “slept. j | Thursday night Jack had gone ‘e the wake of @ friend she knew, as “Nick, Louise said, and did jrft get home until Friday morn- ; ine. ' “He slept until almost 10 p. w last night and then left hom, | explaining that he was going t |€o some bowing. 1, McGurn left in his md ‘a 1936 Ford de luxe coupe, whic ad been registered under Be. \nonte’s name. 1 atTO MISSING. ' «The car could not be found When police arrived at the bow!- ing alley to investigate the shoots fing. : j; Capt. Mullen said he believed either McGurn’s companions the three “stickup men” had use it to make their getaway. Mc- Gurn did not have the car keys on his person, ALOISIO HAS RECORD, Aloisio told Capt. Mullen he had operated the recreation place only since October. Before that he booked horses and operated gambling houses. He has a police record of several arrests, but has never been convicted, Despite his story that he had never seen McGurn before last night and didn’t know him, po- lice believe the dapper gangster had been there before, Another point in his story which the investigators doubted was that McGurn had been shot from long range. Since both bullets struck him im vital spots in the head and neck, they believe the assassins were much closer. However, there were no powder burns. Capt, Mullen ordered a thor- ugh search for patrons who fled’ trom the recreation parlor. He wanted them produced in time or the inquest at the county | Morgue today.