Jackson v. United States

Plaintiff sues for his salary as a chauffeur at the Naval Supply Depot in San Pedro, California, from June 6, 1947, until January 10,1949. On June 6,1947, he was suspended without pay on the ground that there was reasonable doubt as to his loyalty to the Government of the United States. Following this, on June 10, 1947, the Naval Supply Depot wrote him that evidence had been received that he was a member of and had attended meetings of a club which advocated the overthrow of the Government by force, which created a doubt as to his loyalty to the Government. This letter stated that from June 7…