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B-179555 1 (1973-10-04)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaacyc0001 and id is 1 raw text is: COMPTROLLER GEPMRAL OF THE UNIvO eID STAT'iZ WASH mxoyon, D C ta $ Pi9t5October 4. 1973 Kr, Victor S. laree 255 West 7th Street San Pedro, California 90731 D*ar Mr. Hares: We have received your letter.- dated Auust 3, 1973, and a letter on your behalf dated August 1, 1973, from lMr. Ernest Hontoya of the Legal Aid Foundation of Long Beach, California, both of which wore addressed to the United States Navy Finance Center, Cleveland, Ohio, and were traneutitted hare by that Center. Those letters constitute, in affect, an appeal froa the settlement dated June 11, 1973, of our Transportation and Claim Division which authow rited payment to you of $62.50 in base pay and subsistence for 25 days of unused leave which you had to your credit at the date of your discharge from the flavy, October 22, 1940. lie have also received a letter dated August 13, 1973, from the Honorable Glenn M. Andersou, House of R preentatives, concorning your case and transmittting har a copy of your letter of August 3, 1973, to the 'lavy Finnnce Center. We also acknowledge receipt of your letter dated Sptober 11, 1973, concerning the same matter. You say that you served in the Navy for 3 years and 8 months during the period February 23p 1937 through October 8, 1940, and that you wer* entitled to 30 days' iqave per year duting that period, a total of 110 days' leave. You say further that you received no leave during your nervice in the lavy and, therefore, you should be paid for the entire 110 days leave, 85 days more than you uore allowed under the June 11, 1973, settlement of this Office. The Axwed Forces Leave Act of 1946, approved August 9, 1946, ch. 931, 60 Stat. 963, as atended, $which is the la authorizing settlement and compensation for leave in your case, provides in aection 3 that each rmber of the armed forces shall be entitled to /leave at the rate of 2 1/2 calendar days for each month of active service. That section also provides in pertinent part as follas: ' * * * Enlisted members or former enlsted nembers of the artmd forcen shall be considered to be entitled to such leave frAa and after Soptomber 8. mebr fteawo ocssal b osdrdt

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