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B-186725 1 (1976-10-27)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaacrn0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 934 COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON. D.C. 2048 B-186725 X The Honorable Jobu E. Moss .House of Representatives Dear Mr. Hoss Further reference is made to your letter dated June 11, 1976, with enclosures, requesting that thLs Office review the satter of the claim of your constituents. Mr. and nrs. Raymond Coiors. 1633 - 40th Street, Sacramento, California 95$19, for certain monies left on deposit by Mr. Marlyu E. Radum with the Veterans Administration Hospital, Brooklyn, Now York, at the time of his death, which claim has been the subject of a disalovance by the Veteraem Administration (VA). The file shows that Mr. R&dum and Mr. and Mrs. Conors were personal friends and that Mr. Rad lived in the Conors' residence in the Noew York City area prior to the time Mr. and Mrs. Connors moved to California in 1974. It appears that while Hr. Radum resided with the Connors he was suffering from a terminal Illness and received nursing care as well as food and shelter from them. Mr. Radus entered the Veterans Administration lospital, Brooklyn, New York, on December 11, 19748, at which time he executed Veterans Administration Form 10-10, Application For Medical Benefits, copy enclosed. Item number 10 of the form contains the following language I designate the following person or persons, in the order listed, to receive possession of all my personal property left on the premises under the control of the VA after leaving such place or at the time of my death. (This designation does not constitute a Vill or transfer of title.) Mr. ladum designated a Mrs. Mahfoue to receive poesession of such property. The form also contains this notation imnmdiately above the signature block: NOTE - The law (38 U.S.C. 5220 at seq.) provides that upon the death of any veteran receiving care or treatment by the Veterans Admd-stration in any institution leaving no vidow (vidower), next of kin: or heir entitled to inheritt all CIa

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