B-105829, FEB. 15, 1956
Highlights
SINCE YOU HAVE BEEN FULLY ADVISED WHY YOUR CLAIM MAY NOT BE ALLOWED. YOU ARE ADVISED THAT SINCE THE PAPERS HAVE BECOME A PART OF OUR PERMANENT RECORDS SUCH REQUEST MAY NOT BE GRANTED.
B-105829, FEB. 15, 1956
TO MASTER SERGEANT EMMETT R. WIMPEY:
YOUR LETTER DATED JANUARY 10, 1956, REQUESTS RECONSIDERATION OF OUR DECISIONS OF NOVEMBER 19, 1951, AND OCTOBER 13, 1955, B-105829, TO YOU, SUSTAINING THE DISALLOWANCE OF YOUR CLAIM FOR FAMILY ALLOWANCE ON ACCOUNT OF A DEPENDENT SON FROM OCTOBER 18, 1946, THE DATE OF HIS BIRTH, TO JUNE 10, 1948, THE DATE OF YOUR DISCHARGE FROM YOUR THEN CURRENT ENLISTMENT.
YOUR PRESENT LETTER MERELY REPEATS PREVIOUS STATEMENTS MADE BY YOU CONCERNING THIS MATTER AND PRESENTS NOTHING THAT HAS NOT PREVIOUSLY BEEN CONSIDERED. SINCE YOU HAVE BEEN FULLY ADVISED WHY YOUR CLAIM MAY NOT BE ALLOWED, NO FURTHER ACTION BY US APPEARS TO BE NECESSARY.
RESPECTING THE REQUEST IN YOUR LETTER OF JANUARY 10, 1956, THAT YOUR CLAIM AND ALL CORRESPONDENCE BE RETURNED TO YOU, YOU ARE ADVISED THAT SINCE THE PAPERS HAVE BECOME A PART OF OUR PERMANENT RECORDS SUCH REQUEST MAY NOT BE GRANTED.