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  • Thomas Raeburn White, with him Warren D. Mulloy, C. L. Cushmore, Jr. and White, William Scott, for appellants. Harvey Levin, Deputy to the City Solicitor, and Abraham L. Freedman, City Solicitor, for appellees. Joseph E. Gold, with him Lenard L. Wolffe, Samuel Smith and Gilbert Stein, for appellee. Harry F. Stambaugh, Special Counsel, with him Herbert B. Cohen, Attorney General, for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, appellee.
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  • OPINION PER CURIAM, May 23, 1955:
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  • Thomas Raeburn White, with him Warren D. Mulloy, C. L. Cushmore, Jr. and White, William Scott, for appellants. Harvey Levin, Deputy to the City Solicitor, and Abraham L. Freedman, City Solicitor, for appellees. Joseph E. Gold, with him Lenard L. Wolffe, Samuel Smith and Gilbert Stein, for appellee. Harry F. Stambaugh, Special Counsel, with him Herbert B. Cohen, Attorney General, for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, appellee.
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  • OPINION PER CURIAM, May 23, 1955:
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Krull, Appellant, v. Philadelphia.

Elections — Limiting nominations to one political party — Validity — Election Code.

1. The provisions in the Pennsylvania Election Code of June 3, 1937, P. L. 1933, as amended, which limit nominations to one political party, are valid. [2]

2. Wilson v. Philadelphia, 319 Pa. 47, followed. [2]

OPINION PER CURIAM, May 23, 1955:

The decree of the court below dismissing the bill of complaint is affirmed at the appellants' costs on the opinion of President Judge KUN, reported at 2 Pa. D. C.2d 181, which adequately disposed of the matter.

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KRULL v. PHILADELPHIA
(May 23, 1955)