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x Police Quiz Stenographer on Slaying of McGurn (Continued:trom First Page.) William Aloisio, 1121 West. Huron street, owner of the Milwaukee avenue bowling alley where the hoodlum was killed, Find Auto and Keys. The automobile in which McGurn drove to his rendezvous with gang- land bullets Friday night was aban- doned early today in front of a ga- rage at 305 North Ada street, evi- dently by men who had accompa- nied him and sped away in the machine immediately after the shooting. In the car, which was brightly {ined and had obviously been kept ipidden in a garage since the killing ry the one time Capone high execu- ioner in 2 bowling alley at 805. Milwaukee avenue Saturday, police found two possible clews. One was the fingerprini of a left hand on one of the car doors. The other was a key ring, inserted ir the ignition switch, containing fivy keys, one of which police believe is to a safe deposit box. Saw Man Board Auto. William Schell, 2022 West 69th place, a watchman employed by 3 motor delivery service, heard the slam of an automobile door in front of the garage on North Ada street. He looked out the window, because there is virtually no night traffic in that industrial district, and saw a man board a slowly moving auto- mobile headed north. The condition of the automobile indicated that it had been gone over carefully to eliminate all finger- prints, and on this premise Police- man Arthur Linderman of the bureau of identification hopes that 'twe one fingerprint discovered was lift there carelessly by one of thore abandoning the coupe. The license for the car had been taken out in the name of William Belmon‘+, 5544 Harrison street, a tailor whom Mc- Gurn patronized. Police plan to check the supposed sale deposit keys with banks. Police Guard Widow. Meanwhile McGurn's widow, the former Louise Rolfe, his blonde alibi in the wiping out of seven members of the, George (“Bugs”) Moran gang, is under police guard. It is said she has received gang threats not to talk too much. McGurn, who saw many gaudy funerals of gangsters during the era when a dead hoodilum’s underworld status and that of his bereaved rela- tives was impaired by anything but the most costly coffins and floral tributes, will go to his own grave in a casket costing only a few hundred dollars. ‘The funeral will be held tomor: row at the chapel at 624 Nort! Western avenue. Burial will be ir Mount Carmel cemetery. TW