“ We need discuss only one issue, for its determination disposes of the case. The Sears and Haro cases, regarded by the District Court and the Court of Appeals as controlling the effect upon a claim for wrongful death of the running of the Statute of Limitations upon one but not upon another of the decedent's heirs (the latter being under a limitations-tolling disability) , were decided in 1930 and 1936, respectively, and Gates in 1938, by California District Courts of Appeal. ”

“ Plaintiffs, petitioners here, are the decedent's South Carolina-appointed administrator, decedent's widow, and decedent's minor child, who sues through the widow, her mother, appointed her guardian ad litem by the District Court. ”

“ In December 1959, the Supreme Court of California, en banc, decided Leeper v. Beltrami, 53 Cal.2d 195, 1 Cal.Rptr. 12, 347 P.2d 12, 22, which, in a considered dictum construing Cal.Code Civ.Proc. § 352, stated: 'If the cause of action were a joint one, the statute would be tolled as to both. 'If an action not severable is not barred as to one of the parties on account of his infancy at the time the cause of action arose, it is not barred as to either of the other parties. ”