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THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1940 TAGE 2 BARGAIN S110ITEK SECTION OF' THE SANTA MARIA DAILY TIMES Nipomo Notes Injunction for Union Refused NIPOMO The Children offconducted at Nipomo Community A THE BIG SHOW AND COUNTY FAIR ARE COMING i Court Holds State Law Is Inadequate LOS ANGELES (U.R California courts are not authorized by law to compel either employers or employes to enter into collective bargaining, 'a superior court ruling held today. The ruling was handed down by Judge Emmet H. -Wilson in a decision against the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. The Brotherhood sought a mandatory injunction compelling the Los Angeles Railway Corp. and the Los Angeles Motor Coach Co.

to bargain collectively with motor coach employes. Judge Wilson held that the California legislature had refused to set up -a parellcl to the federal Wagner act and had made no pro-viiion for any board or officer to carry out the public policy of collective bargaining, as declared by the slate labor Code. Patterson May A a i i k. i Fill Boards Break With Olson Opens Speculation SACRAMENTO U.R Capitol political circles speculated today on whether Lieut. Ellis E.

Patterson, having told Gov. Culbert Olson to go to hell when the governor telephoned from Chicago to request his resignation, might upset the applecart' and exercise his full powers as acting chief executive of California. Olson sought Pattersons retirement as a move to improve his chances for the vice presidential nomination by the Democratic convention. Several members of the California delegation are strongly opposed to Patterson as an ultra liberal and party ir-legular and would not go along i on any progr. which would mean his succession to tne governorship.

Had Olson obtained Pattersons cooperation, the governor would have been able to appoint a new lieutenant governor. May Fill Boards Patteison si the governor offered him superior judgeship "or any other position" but he Mary met the home of the prefect, Miss Ruthanne Sheehy, today. Girls in the June com municant's class will be received into the Children of Mary in September. A boys group of St. Josephs Catholic church will form' a Junior Holy Name society in the near future.

In Catholic circles this week will also be the monthly session of St. Josephs Altar society to be held in the home of Mrs. John Brown with Mrs. Harold Walsh and Miss Genevieve Donovan co-hos-tesses. A musical entertainment by the W.P.A.

orchestra of southern San Luis Obispo county, was enjoyed at a social held in the Woman's dub building with Ruth Jensen favoring with accordion solos and small Arlene Smith featured in tap dances. Mrs. Gladys Souza was in charge. i Mr. and Mrs.

George Corelb and children, Clarabelle, Beverly Rac and Delbert, have returned from a weeks vacation visit in Paso Robles and San Miguel Guests in the Corolla home week are two cousins of Mrs. Corolla. Misses Mable and Gladys Cooper of Sacramento. They plan to stay a month dividing their stay also 'vuh their aunt, Mrs. Rose Diaper.

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Decker and church by Rev.

and Mrs. Ellis Marshburn. The school ends Friday. Knights of Pythias of Nipomo have made plans for their an nual barbecue, to be held on August 3. Chancellor Commander Nathan Mansfield named Harry Oakley, Bert Fagerbourg and W.

H. Hill in charge of the event and Arthur Runels to preside as chef. Eileen Dana, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin Dana, submitted to an emergency appendectomy in Grigsby hospital in Arroyo Grande and is reported as progressing satisfactorily.

Miss Caroline Serpa has returned to her home in Oso Flaco from a vacation trip with friends in Manhattan Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pennington and Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Gclcish of Los Agelcsi have returned home after a five-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ketchum. To spend, the summer in Ni-ponri with her sisters and other relatives, Mrs. W.

F. Mozicr has arrived from Bakersfield, rccom-panied by her children, Gladys and i Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKenzie of Gilroy, were dinner- guests of Mrs.

S. A. Dana. Morris Zlotky of Nipomo mesa made a business trip to Los An- JULY 24 TO JULY, 28, INCLUSIVE. Brush Fire GORMAN, Cal.fUR)' A brush fire on the Tejon ranch was burning out of control today and C.C.C.

youths from Tuna camp near Sunland were dispatched to join fighting the blaze the Los Angeles county fire war den said. t.vo small children, Tommy and geles. ejected the offer as a cheap. Sharon, and the formers moth-j Kenneth Souza is spending a with his grandmother lie er have returned to San Fern- vacation ando after visiting Mr. and chiseling political maneuver.

teimed Olson's vice presidential Mzs-jMrs. Edith De Tiacy near Brad-, W. L. Marsh and Mr. and Mrs.

Icy. Recently a re-union of four' parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. aspiration- childish, rod sug-1 gested that oc-ic nincompoop was kidd ng the governor.

Prim- to dcpartuic fi. -n accompanied J. L. Murphy mesa district. and family of the brothers and sisters with their; Whitehead, Mrs.

Moore, who families toook place, with Mr them, remained tn.and Mrs. Harry Souza of Nr- and (( In Feature Film the state, Patterson cgieed to 1-1 for a lnger stay, wither porno, included in the group. daughters. Mrs. Decker is a sis-, Mr.

end Mrs. Glen Bristol and ter of Mrs. and M-s. Vu--j family of Frcmo, were guests of I Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Runels of I low his polities in conducting f-fairs Of the governors cffice Tt new split between the tv. ol pny. i nowcv'i. me.ui a shclvim, of egicur.cnt There are t'Cveral vacancies on slate boaids and commissions which the acting governor is empowered to fill if he chooses, and his appointees would serve the regular, terms and could not be removed upon Olsons return to California. One of these, a position in the University of California board of regents, continues for a 16-year term.

-r Si V' 0 tV ii Arroyo Grande and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mehlschau of Nipomo. Mrs. Beryl Waugh has returned from a visit to Half Moon Bay with her daughter, Mrs.

F. Villa and family, formerly of Better-avia, and Mr. and Mrs. George Wright at Martinez. Mrs.

Wright is also a daughter. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, William Warrington were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anderson and son Daryl of the Ventura area, and Mrs.

Joe Tucker and Emil Tucker. Kenneth Dana is expected back early this week from. Yosemite, where he accompanid his wife and family who will make a summer visit at the resort with her T1 fill i i rid I TV I About 35 'a ci" for a piunc given by Nipomo Pythian Sisters in Routahn park for members and them families. Mrs. Cora Volk was re-elected president of the Womans Aid society of Nipomo Community church for a third term with the other officers also being retained for another year.

Mrs. Mary Zigler is vice-president, Mrs. Mildred Halloway secretary and Mrs. Lucille Warrington, treasurer. Joseph Bouchard, pioneer and Civil war veteran who left Nipomo a year or more ago to make his home with a daughter in Martinez, is back in Nipomo with his daughter, Mrs.

Florence Cox. John Leoni sustained a broken wrist when a horse he was riding fell with him. More than 30 children are enrolled in a vacation Bible school The Santa Maria Daily Times Has Edward S. Robinson, coming to Santa Maria theatre and Tuesday in Brother Electron Microscope CAMDEN, N. J.

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Oft. 9.90 Deleissegues spent a day on Avila beach. James Dunlap, accompanied by his son Jimmie Kirk, is visiting relatives in Greenfield. Guests of Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Monk were Mr. and Mrs. L.

Noel, Mrs. Carl Wiley and son Freddie, and Miss Dean Wiley, all of Porterville. Mr. and Mrs. Joe George and ron Lawrence, and their nephew, Wilford Souza, have returned from a trip north.

In Sacramento they attended an S.P.R S.I convention and also attended the San Francisco Exposition. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Massa and ron, Billy, and Gerald Prator have returned from a two weeks outing to Lake Tahoe and Yosem-ite.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Soares of Bakersfield, visited the burner's parents, Mr. and A. Soares, here.

Cherrie, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Warner, was the honored guest at a birthday party given by her mother in honor of her third anniversary. Guests were Dell Miller and mother Mrs. Roy Miller; Paul.

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B. Hughes are on vacation at Hoover dam and other points in that area. An outdoor birthday party took place in Washington park when Mrs. Glen Hughes entertained a number of friends of her young daughter, Geraldine, to help her celebrate her fifth anniversary. After a few hours of playing, the youngsters enjoyed refreshment: of cake and ice cream.

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