Ginn v. United States

The plaintiff, a Naturalization Examiner in the Immigration and Naturalization Service (hereinafter referred to as the “Service”), sues to recover the salary of $3,640, provided by law for such position, for the period July 18, 1944, to August 6, 1945, during which he was suspended from duty and pay pending investigation and decision of his citizenship and charges of alleged fraudulent conduct filed against him.

The salary of the position for the period involved is admitted and the facts are stipulated. They show that plaintiff entered the Service as a clerk September 9,1929, by selection from…