Harold Hitz Burton,
United States v. Bergh — Dissent
“ The Government emphasizes the phrase, added in 1938, which states that its regular per diem employees shall receive holiday pay 'whenever (they) are relieved or prevented from working solely because of the occurrence of a holiday * * *.' This is interpreted by the Court of Claims as eliminating gratuity pay for those holidays which occur on nonworkdays. It does this aptly because the occurrence of a holiday on a nonworkday obviously is not the sole cause preventing per diem employment on those days. ”
