Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1951 — Page 12

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PSC Chairman Accused Of Bias for Water Firm

Showed Prejudice During Cross-Examination

Of Witness, Counselor Wampler Charges

Hugh Abbett, chairman of the Indiana Public Service Commission, today was accused of showing bias in favor of the Indianapolis

Water Co.

Mr. Abbett's conduct while presiding at hearings on the utility's petition for higher water rates was criticized by

assistant public counselor, “He clearly showed prejudice during my cross-examination of a utility witness,” Mr, Wampler asserted.

Voices Objection

Mr. Wampler objected strongly vesterday when Chairman Abbett examination of Theodore Seelye, vice president of Day & Zimmerman, Philadelphia engineering firm. Mr. Seelye, presented as an expert in evaluation of utility property. was asked by Mr. Wampler to demonstrate his method of appraisal. As an example, Mr, Wampler asked Mr. Seelye to stae the ap: proximate value of the table at vhich lawyers for both sides were seated. Mr. Seelye evaded the question. He at first said it would take "somie time” to make .the apprajsal. He then stated.he had not appraised utility furniture item by item but as a whole. When Mr. Wampler insisted that the witness answer the uestion. Mr. Abbett ruled that ross-examination must be conined to specific property of the Indianapolis Water Co. “I think ‘it's significant that Mr. Daniels did not object to my of questioning,” Mr. Wampjer said today. Counsel Did Not. Object He to J. J. Daniels Baker & Daniels, the company. Mr. counsel

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was of attorneys for Daniels is senior utility during the hearings. Rules of cross-examination of an expert witness are broad in

referring

scope,” Mr. Wampler said. An expert's methods of arriving at facts can be questioned

nv example as long as the questions remain within the general

intervened during cross-

Traffic Victim's Rites Arranged

Theodore Bowers Jr. To Be Buried Friday

Lloyd Wampler,

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Services for Theodore: W.| Bowers Jr., one of the victims of the auto-trailef crash yesterday at Northwestern Ave. and 38th St., will be held at 1:30 p. m Friday in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Place of burial has not been set Mr. Bowers, who was 26 and lived at 1804 Central Ave. was killed instantly when the car In which he was riding, along with

three other persons, crashed into the rear of a Standard Oil Co. tractor-trailer standing at Northwestern Ave. The driver. of the death car, Marion E. Moore. of Shelbyville, died in an ambulance enroute to General Hospital.

The other two occupants, Anna

Marie and Phyllis Shelton, sisters. of Indianapolis, were seri ously injured and taken to Gen eral Hospital. All were employees of RCA. Q Mr. Bowers resided with his widowed mother, Mrs. Thelma Bowers, at the Central Ave. address. His wife, Ellen. Bloomington, is a student at Indiana University. Other survivors include two brothers, Pfc. Paul Bowers. home on furlough from

Camp Campbell, and Wesley. a student at the Indiana University Law School. A veteran of World War II, Mr. Bowers saw three years ‘service in the European theater. He had been employed as a foreman with RCA the past four years He was a member of the VFW Lauren B. Strain Post "No. 604 in

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