The sub., 1945-08-02

| 1nGy 1OrmeQ plcKSL line DOCQ at the golf links and at the GTis- wold Hotel and believe me, no one crossed that picket line. It would have been too bad for any one to have tried as these boys meant bus mess. One man staying at the hotel tried to break up their picket line and he soon found himself in a circle of very mad boys. He nearly went in the river.
 These boys are no siSsies or no stooges. They say that they will show us here at the boat company just what union means. These boys have got what 1t takes and have my backing 100%. To- night while I am writing this they are still on the picket line, but if they come to any agreement before this paper goes to press, will tell you the results on another page. Let's all wish them the best of luck.
 There is one thing have heard lot about these past few weeks, and that is why does everyone try to get into the Boi1ermakers' inner office at the same time? We wonder how the union officers can ever get any work done. That inner office is for the office help, and officers to meet in. not 8 smoking room.
 The Sub will be passed out free in the streets of Norwich and New London so that our men that have been terminated will still be able to get the paper and keep up on all the latest Union news. It will be passed out each Monday on State Street, New London and on Satur- day at Norwich. We want to thank the police dept. of both cities for giving us permission to give you this service. If you are moving out of town you can have the paper sent to you every issue for two dollars for fifty-two copies.
 All you have to do is mail two dollars and your address to Boat No. 4, Groton, Conn. and your Sub will be on time.
 I chanced to be in the bank one week ago this past Monday after noon, doing my regular daily duties for Local GA, when man came in that had finished work at the boiler company. In fact this man has finished his work in the good old U. S. A. as he was caShing bonds and drawing out his savings to go on long trip.
 I don't want to keep you guessing too long as to what this little story is all about So I guess I will ex- plain myself as this is another one of those things I would like little comment from some of my readers on. The man in question was one John Costagna. He said, or rather was Dragging in the bank that he was not citizen of the United States and that he was leaving at once 10 go back to his home town in Italy.
 Now If this man was not Unit ed States citizen how in the hell was he working here at the E. B. Go. while we are in war And also how could he get through our gates while we were at war with his home country? How could he buy war bonds in this country? If this man is what he claims to be he is an alien, and has no right to work in war plant or no right to hold any of our war bonds. I've already started two men Investigating this case and hope to have a true bill on it by the time our next Sub goes to press. Tn the meantime drop the Sub a few comments
 Here is fact that makes your Editors feel lot better than we did when we took over this paper. This issue will be in the hands of seven thousand people and will be read in twelve different states About one hundred copies will go to the fighting front. That will be an in- crease of over fifteen hundred Subs in a month.