DUAL COMPENSATION CASE OF (SANITIZED)

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CIA-RDP59-00882R000200200018-5
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RIPPUB
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K
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2
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December 20, 2016
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April 20, 2001
Sequence Number: 
18
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Publication Date: 
January 14, 1955
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MF
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Approved For Release 2006/10/19: CIA-RDP59-00882R00020020001 :. , ?_4 January 1955 annum" under his contract. Mr. Friend feels this may be compen- sation on a time basis within the meaning of prior Comptroller erneral's decisions on dual compensation. Consequently, he se id he was not able, on his own responsibility, to advise the Army to 25X1 resume payment of 1 - 1pension. He suggested that Mr. Houston take the question up with Mr. Lyle Fisher, General Counsel of CIAO. 25X1 The I I case could be decided in the context of other similar case a Agency and determinations made on the general problem. ;SUBJECT . Dual Compensation Case or 1. This supplements my memoranda of 14 and 16 December 1954 on the same subject. I talked today with Mr. Pat Friend in the General Counsel's office at GAO. Mr. Clyde Gartley, Assistant Legal Advisor to the Chief of Finance, United States Army, also was present. The general nature of 's contract and ser- vices with us was explained. I pointed out that he falls in a class of individuals who are not considered by the Agency as employees but rather as independent contractors, and that any determination to the contrary would have important implications. Mr. Friend agreed that various circumstances suggest 25X1 does not hold an office or position within the dual com- p statute. However, he was impressed by the fact that 3. Mr. Gartley stated that iI could appeal the Army's decision that his disability was not combat incurred. The EE Division has the proper forms and will advise him to enter such an appeal. If this appeal is successful,the dual compensation question will be obviated. Mr. Gartley also stated that an individual in situation has the alternative of taking disability re- tirement pay from the Army or of accepting similar benefits from the Veterans' Administration. These latter are not subject to the Approved For Release 2006/10/19: CIA-RDP59-00882R000200200018-5 Approved For Release 2006/10/19: CIA-RDP59-00882R000200200018-5 dual compensation statutes. The EE Division will determine what benefits would be pa able by the Veterans' Administration. These are expected to be less than the Pension which the has been a in Mr. Gart ey also indicated that if the GAO determination is unfavorable the normal procedurel -1 would be to demand repayment of all back dual compensation. Approved For Release 2006/10/19: CIA-RDP59-00882R000200200018-5