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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28
SIavuIj Members Have
High Time In SPITE OF
Nationalities Mixture

Cleveland, Ohio - You
can't read Croatian? Don't
speak Croatian? Can't even
understand Croatian? Well,
so what.
You needn't do any of
these to like Croatian music
and those wonderful lively
kolos. If you have ever yearn-
ed to be part of a group of
dancers or singers, who do
these fun-loving activities,
now is your chance.
The "Slavulj" group of
northeast is made of young
American people of Croatian,
Slovenian, Polish, German
and even Irish descent who
gather together weekly and
learn the lighter side of Gro
atian culture.
Most of these men and wo-
men do not speak the Croa-
tian language, but this does
not hinder their desire to sing
and enjoy themselves. For
with a few explanations and
pronunciations from their
able director, they have no
trouble whatsoever getting a.
long.
"Slavulj' belongs to the
Cleveland Folk Arts Associa-
ton, which brings them in
contact with all nationalities
when performing for shows
at the Public Hall or the Art
Museum.
The group also makes out
of-town trips to perform for
other groups in nearby cities
and states. A chartered bus
brings loads of fun as we ira
vel together on these greatly
anticipated trips.
Rehearsals are held on
Thursday nights at the Gro
atian Home on Waterloo Rd.
at 800 PM. Come down and
see us or call Elaine Novosel
at KE 1859 for more infor-
nation. The age limit is Is
to p Well be looking for
ward to meeting you!
The newly elected officers
for 1856 are: President, Don
Novosel; Vice President,
Steve Hrestak; Recording
Secretary, Kay Simmonds;
Correspondence S e cr e tary,
Lillian Crnkovic; and Treas
urer, Elaine Novosel.
Lillian CrnkOvic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28

other expenses OF the teams.
Brother Golub has donated
something every year to-
wards the expense for bowl
ers, as well as our baseball
team. Our heartiest thanks go
to bro. Golub from the man.
agement and members of
Nest IS.
A very nice thank you to
Nick Hranilovic who printed
our tickets free of hcarge and
is helping the manager with
the expense incurred by the
junior bowlers.
We appeal to all our nest
managers of Cleveland and
vicinity to organize at least
one team to enter in the lea
que when the bowling season
starts in September. "Pio-
neers' Lodge 663 will be
hosts to the bowling tourna-
ment next year and we want
all our nests to be represented
by at least one team at the
tournament.
Weekly Kolo Rehearsals
The Junior Kolo Group has
rehearsals every Tuesday at
the Croatian Home, 6314 St.
Clair Ave-, from GAS to 800
PM.
Our famous Cleveland Kolo
Aces have adopted these chill
dren and are doing a wonder
full job of teaching them ko-
los.
Loads of thanks 60 out to
Doris Daley, who is so very
persistent with the children,
and all the rest of the Aces.
BY the way, the Kolo Aces
are sponsoring a dance on
Easter Sunday, April LIST, at
the Croatian Home, 6314 st.
Clair Ave-, at 700 PM.
An appeal is made to all
the parents of the junior dan
GERS to bring the children to
this dance and give them
their first opportunity TO
dance kolos in public.
AS a reminder to our mem
bers, please pay your dues by
the 25th Of every month, as
the Assessment must be sent
in to the Home Office by the
9th of the month. We also
ask the parents to notify us
of their new address upon
moving to another home
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28

The following 67 American and Canadian Field Workers
were credited of Friday March 23rd, with 50
Points in the Croatan Fraternal Unions historic Lets Visit
YugOslavia!" Membership Campaign:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28
Cleveland KoIo Aces
Awaiting Easter Dance

Cleveland, Ohio - The Ko-
10 Aces will sponsor a Dance
on Easter Sunday, April 1st,
at the Croatian Home, 6314
St. Clair Avenue.
Music for dancing will be
provided by the Plavi Jadran
Tamburitza Orchestra. Ev-
eryone is cordially invited to
attend. Tickets can be pur-
chased from any member of
the Kolo Aces.
Annette Samac, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28

Nick and Mary (Car) Vidos.
Seated from left to right
on the above picture are Nick
and Mary Vidos and grand
children Pamela and Dixie
Lee, daughters of son Joseph,
Standing left to right are son
Frank, daughter-in-law Ma
ry, son Joseph and daughter
Anna Marie.
Holy Name Graduate
The Vidos family is well
known in the Seattle-Renton
area, where they have lived
for many years.
Their daughter Anna Marie
graduated from the Holy
Name Academy in Seattle in
1866. She is employed by the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28
Nick And Mary Vidos Long Members OF
CrOatian Fraternal Union Of America

Seattle, Wash. - Just as
other lodges our lodge
is composed of families in
which the first, second and
in some cases the third gen
erations are members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
CFU Lodge 439 boasts of
the 3-generation-family of
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28

He has sung on stage many
times at school and has made
appearances on local radio
programs.
We congratulate brother
and sister Vidos for having
such a fine family and extend
to them our wish for a very
happy and healthy future.
Roy Toljan, Sec'y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18

5499S ADMIRAL l2-cu.-Ft. Double door Re-
frieerotor; automatic defrost; shelves on door;
butter keeper; downtown store only S256
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ARTICLE vn hkALTH. EDUcATIoR ANp wr,r4nr

sEelioN The Legislature shall by ge7er., N.
 s,ao,iail aha maintain system of pubHc scbaat open o al children oi he Siae and rsy rro,a M o'hei plbl educational institutions Scboofs .as M M saons so established Shan be free fror W e0hlroi No money shau be paid from nube e-4. .gt tae dreci benefit ol any reAaous or ober n-',s edlsatonal institution 1' NiFase shs iioN The University of Alaska is berehy
 ta1Hsheo as the state university aad consl,t,,rsa ooag corporate lf shal have nte N sIl rssI s,a pe5sahal properly no~ hereafter set ssas ar saassyea N \ Its property shal 5e 15n,8starsd N ana aisposed of according to lau ~ -4''''''s's'ea
 SECTION rhe University of A.,,s, .s., sra sDTeIaea Dy ooard regents me regpns gas ~ sppoRed by The governor subIect lo conf-n.,,a oe M4l9riiy ot lhe members of thp Ier,siat.rs N 5oh' sssson Ihe board hail. N leeera5Hsa ,, N '4M formulate pohC and appoln the presdea, of ,ea bal.s bss'sy ae sha 1e the executive offcer of tbe
 SEcTIoN The legislature shan provd. to. ,. p-V1'7s'oll aaa protecaoa of potAf health MA he saeToN aeIli(. 7he essaturs saan provide or pue
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ARr-IagE --
AAp ELECTIONS

srrrI0N Every claaen oi lhe unl'ea asa,1 ss,s vao \ a le4st naeieen 9sAE' ol N 'ss prs's1ssd m M Ies1.ls, ,1a ba V aaaacd o ota under ths aF'islS AK n.. loa WY. 9 la as ar oea ss'a as 7a,l s4 na' h,4e sesn Immediately preceding the sssaot VI o1e WAT redeot oi Alassa MAI m ps pl , bs @seSs o tes,9s Hs shs be ap o ead or qeaS tae sa51tn hs i4Hsuass in,IiHS Additional s9ttng gaalthraNlons nay be prescribed by IaN toF pom -s47 ''s'' ot ponucal subdivisions
 sEcTioN 2 No person may so,e MY ,..,. .a' aIess % ro9ctea ol felony involving moral t9LP,aag oa l n5s ,T r1,hs have heen restored No PeiAo'l ''a5 M. es ds,i 'ss' t. n.ea u8glaly deegnined N be oi af .o'S .oo6 f's mna a uasss hs dsa0y has been e"oSea
 sEcTloN Methods ot yotlas inSlaaas m sasrsas asss tee voting shall ee pFese1pea @ a2oqedae < for dete
 sns m,nee sisston contests, sth Hsh' N appeaA N
 Sourts, .halI N prescribed bs la~
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MI shgi iioN Fish. forests. wiidlife er,ss,,,.-
 nu au other replenishabe resources bslonF
 aate shall be utilized developed an5 o lfe
 sassahea yieid principle subject 10 prefera1eaa ea
 SECTION me legislature -,y ..
 cintes improvements and Sery,ee /, faV'ius ioF IF
 1t','14lion' aeveioPmen reclamation ,nd ee.,3az
 MI 1ahls' ana fo assure fuller utiz5taa saa
 'neaf q me fsheries, widle. and waters uVse0p
 ,r f s'4 aloN Lands and interests therein ,pst,d
 hy ss ssa 1hd hdal lands. possessed or aea,red
 Hs s'a'e and not used of intended e4cI,.,at,
 governmental purposes conshtutq fhs 1,1t1 fa MI
 uuiAalh z he legislature shah proyIde for ,b f.N .,
 ' N 'anuS s1ahled lo the Stale by the un,tsd S,ae
 tof ene aam'hstfaion oftte state paAIc dart5,a as ,ioN The legislature nay provide f5r ,be 1slaSAqa of stes objects 3na sFe,g .f ,, tais of ai historic cultural recreatioBa ar 'saiy A adY reserve them from fhe nnhi,s .,.l s4ae
 osae tof iher admn4trahoa a1d pre<ar..,ta- aal a '''t use enloyHfnt. and welfare ot the peopIe '9' 4IoN fhe Legislature may pra.,de f,- M. t5n n e.. TVS He lAsaanee VI permits f5r e,pi5ra. there,a e,b,op pa'' q fhe publc doman or interest
 NH supiecl fo reasonable concurrent psas taaa s 4''- Pffhis shal provide among ohar can,t.,s
 Pe5neh oy the party at fault for dan,s,a a l 41is4as fom noncompliance Wifh tarms r4a.a af saHsaifent usf and for forfeiture N be aeaa, V pFeaeh of conditions W sFfAR shl iioN sHbJec to the provis,one .f W.. llon me legislature may proy,da fo WI e' '''A sec M s'af iahds or interests therala apd esf.blh st a4 H9Seaafes AA sales er gFants shau coata+a @ a a,ols v tae state of au resources ss n.s ha e5 s 9y congress or the State and shan nragtae sr,it sss 'o 'hesf resources Reservation of aqea4 yen, ,ba sa sssafly lmPar the owners tise nra
  hoa foT damage f.ssl1as eoHPensa slS MEN lo So disposas or leases of stafa1,a4. \ inlefests theretn Shai te made nifBo., ,,o ' ,a!'Ss aad otaeT safeguards ~ he pabc ,n,ara 4 aiay pc prescribed by law '"'eieA SECTION Y Discovery n5 ,,,-oa oe he oass for establishing rph ln IKE s sl4A ssssea io the Stae shich upon th4 d.,a af -. a1.en ol tills constitution by the peopIe af as1aa ,s 3e1' v foea'lon Under the federal pioar erh @ ..o, 0seoYefy oeaton Ind filna ,s rra ,lnarsle .,l 1'lan eStaohsh prior rgh to thpse '.net als 4na also pfior right 10 perrftS Ie.sas MY ansieraoe licenses for their extr.eo, s4sss aha " 9 A,ess llshtS shaL depend upon ,he perfarraa ~ a..44ai M iap0f or the payment of fees rents nr r ata s45 ol opoa other requirements as mav K rra sl5sza S5 'aM surface uSeS of land by a rninersl raetTo as XII 1e Aiti'ea to those necessary f5r the of oasie processing of the mineral sono.,, toF Doh Discovery and appranr,gtian fr rl''tsf aR a ibHt+ suoleet 10 further requiramants IVY , patsa' ol mineral lands If authorized bv tbe ctas t na' pfo,lohed by Congress me provisions of trs st.t sppg to sl other minerals reserved to 7praiion '44sa saplee' to ap VII sheiloN l2 The legislature shsIi oroviae fo- N. taass 'yPes and terms Of leases for coaI oa qas 1A4's' aoauG' phosphate. potash. suIlqr pum5ca
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ARrIclE vt
.r,vr AppoRrtoNMEiJT

 --.-rtn,t Members of the house o fsp.Fa ahA M, t sIsrta5 by the qnaAfed yoteFs NM atlse9 s'A a,ss,ton digtrcts Unti reapPortohH,an ',,.a a,.triets and the number oi feP .., f,rth .i.rVa3 from eaeh distr1t shal ac a' s11 in section l oi Article NN
 szrrIdN Men5ers of the senale snsll M .snste .3 hy the qualified voters ot Nhe forh WI sec. .ts senate districts shall he as ses 'o' '..ar,aa dslhsIs a saN. Nfy subleet t9 chaages althoFnsa in this article
 erartnN !, rhe governor shall reaPPoFlon ,hs hs ss IVY representatsas iHimeala'eg t9lAv n ,he 55ss., ranortlnp of each decenmal eeisos a ,,non iafsa st1tss ReaPPortonment snah IMAM. o4 l.str,r as S,yl,an populaton ~itHIn each e'eeso'' reported by the census
 -,o., F4apportioarent .Nal he hy iae aE1lAg' ea,sl nroportions. except that eaeh s'ss sa a,.,risi havas the maior ifaelloh N. .,,an hy , .r,.Iaea ty dsvialag tatal cviAah poP fofty shan save one represenla'ise
 e.1rtaN sh0ua the toal fiNiian PoPaiaS,9a ,sa .4 snv eIection district fall below oEe ha't an 5t,sni the district shall be ataehea ao e' ar,5an. A8s+.,t .yithln its senale distrat aha tFs a+a- r1sei Eor he neW district shall pe asi9s'''4's aded n seeuon oi hls arlcs
 sF-rj6Y Tbe governor my faFlaer Feu,1,,.' ,4.,4 g,,5,na the sze and area ot eieeaoa u',1 ass3 trs Affiliations ot ihs aFNcie Fa-n ,Nt ss areated haIl be t7rmta of eoiRi .Il ., ,errtory containing nearly ss pl4lss1e.1 sat S9F..saIrtrtnaratcu saciaeeanoHir afea f-4sh NM.
 ngaHiattoa M aast elaal 9 tFM s.aea by dividing ibe total eSiAan poPu,1.s' .s'er, Sa,. FaastdefaiIon mag be sAfeh lo s1sll s. N,
 h5in5arles IraiaaSe ana otnai Ss0Rt M. ,e' ss7n be used in describing ooundafies ~ts's'' posSibe
 erio> rhe senate dstFicts desefloel e..na a ol Artiqie MIN maY he m9a1'sa 'so .-t w
 s. ,n aleatloa dtstfict5 N aiHriet. .. M. M sb.p Fatan lts toal number ol sv'''1'' fsapnloSimate perimelef
 SFFfTON The governor shaAl appo'"' aa.,y ,artt6anent board M aet n -F 1as'ss.5 af ,.f
 ii saail eansst ot lNe rsH9eFs h1'.- ,ss.t
 M rubut amposReS cr othsiAs AN Gc aasb shal be appointed rom N'e
 ra sn,ithcentral central ana NoftittMsa M. il,i ns,-;cIs Appolntnsnts sHaAl le Fnaae M4r lossr5 1.s to political aii.hatioa Board HieH'os4s be compensated
 spor,oN The board shalI elet' one ' ion +h.rs ohairran and may emRloy iefPol 1i3 \ h'5Hh1I Isa-r,.rrense aG three marlbeTs ls feaa- 4.s o- aetermtnaiion bat es7eF h1i,.94 lan,ls ha,r,ngs or otherwise act ior lhe ooai
The Kenai Peninsula pioneer., 1956-02-27

srrrl0p lr A brl becomes la~ N .'sar rs1 ,sns t.ssI,,,re s in srssioa the soYefnof y,snied sar yp,oes " within fifteen days sunuays AZ, K attar is delivery 10 hm N the ieglale'a. ,,e,oss sssslon Ana the governor nelneF 4'5.a 5a4 after ts h,n within tWenty days sundays sAse ssiyory to him. the til becomes la9
 sFrrIoN is Jaws Passed ny tae lsss''71, Tbe ieg. sn.a effective ninety days aileF ot inc ,tIsture may. by concurrence oi NV snather ef- rngmbershp oi eafh mouse P'osiae 'S' ie1tiye date
 sFcrIoN ie Ths legislature snal Pass sss appfi. oy speelal act f general ac' tsn .aa ,nnteabe uthsihel general act caR pe H4as sfF1 Llt sete ea8le ,,htas, M ridlcal determination Local assa shaH N snnFao-Iatiohs BY polucai sa0osia'on neeess.s's sssor efectve unless approved ps a ,sa may Nos 1I.Itfcd voters vatAng thereon l'h ''s subdivision aheeed
 errr,nN 2o An ci.l officers oi 'he sta.e @ie
 - yo ,npeaehneni by the egsialofe i''' fe .n- .t3it or,alnate M he senate ana hlas. 1e ap Ay lWelhrds gote of ftS memnsts .l for
 N, tmpearhnenl shall hsi tulAy tl,e 1a s .,,. M .o.' .reeeed,ne Tral on impeachment sAsN rsroa IT
 ,a5 hy lhe house of representatives A asas5f uelre desIanaiea by the courl sHa'i a,
 trtal concurrence of t@olmas " HN af ~,
 tbs house X required or luaBall,'' aa, !.
 sr-asal THe Judgment nay no fAei.u 3sod
 o9sl from oIflce but shall nos Ptets',t s5s.sse
 X ,he courts on the same or rel4sea N''a'
 errrtoN 2i The legislature shall est4oust' f' nsd5ret for sltts against the State
The Kenai Peninsula pioneer., 1956-02-27
ARTICLE vlit NATURAL RESOURCES

,.'- she1ioN | is ihe policy of the state X !,
 rsar, ..e settlement M its land and the degeon- nen' oi N resources NY maang them svsIsbla a A'a'um1n 1se consistent pIth the public interest 9Ls aioN The legislature shall provide for Ba r,-lAa.e ,r. aefeiopmeni and conservation of s nst sna .ssoltts pelongng to the sate incadng a1d --' N''si' NJ 'he maximum benefit Of .ts people .t.1a tis loN Wherever occurring IN ther Bsura, peope sg fa ea raae and waters are reserved to he
The Kenai Peninsula pioneer., 1956-02-27

ot6rls aas 'loN io withln ninety day1 following IN,
 Ni4 sba sp9rnG N eaoh aecennal ceusas the bosra
 an, au saoml o the governor plan or reapport,oDl @
 en aRa rsdsreng provided in tbg art,cn
 Ma.n niaety days after receipt ot tbe MAI ,ts ,bs
 governor shan ssue proclamation M F'an. ene ae, aaa redistcting AR accompanvnp fps,'.on 44ii eApiain anY ehange from the pIan of bs sas l.F leaPPoruonment And redlstrctina sbaIi hs V 'ssSe iof ihe election of members of tba si ann aef he ofea reporting of the nen ess9,a5G depsaais ,As sas lioN N Any qualified voter nsy ,n,rv N a.s M slPeflof eour io compel the governor hv 1,,a qaus q ohersse to perform hs resnnor,,o,n,aa, ,aa aul'es o to correfi any error ln re5istrrtlag sl apFo'lloHnenl Application to compe the aayarnn. M Peliorn ms reapPortionment dunes must be aad .tl ulfly daYs of the esplration of ehsr of tsa ,4o nlhe'yday peroas specified in this rhrs a 9s f.t9',on v compel correction Of an, errar " ra l1s..ie1hg q reapPortonmen must be fled LLAMA, .4sy asgs tollo@iRB the proclamation Orsq,,.i 's4leson ln these matters s hereb, vested \ ,ba ,gi.gi eoaFf on appeal the cause shali be ray,e.aa s ''e Appfeme coari upon the laW and be f,ct.
The Kenai Peninsula pioneer., 1956-02-27

WV ..rrr.ary cf state than be hon, @ SECTION An -.ided by lsw f0r noHhhstnS lAleu N ''S athar elective offices h a"s .rror andidates loi r.,t fgr candidate iof far Electph 'nV s~a4 wv rast als0 for tne eaha'u4 rh saan os AT s,ate running jointly wiel ;ointly shoye name appears on 'ns 5a- covarnor .i,h ,hat WI tha surcessial sssn he elected secretary ol s'a'e
 N, c,se w the temporary ao'snvs Sas .se aoysrnor from office. Inc sses's4' shau serve MS aetiHg Go9srnof'
 srcrIoN 70 It the goyernoF,es4., .,a ese,ed pith N aiscuaHHed he secretary o1 asas' for inc bim snau succeed o the otllae M ta aysume oEticc nln M ar, w ibe goyafnoreect talls lo sIscted iut tetHi er rssson the secretary ot slAVe .h.u MAI NM .h.n serve as actrg EoyeFAof 4nl ns.s rnt MHa .u w tha nffice N lhe goyernof.es suYng a1s e su1ssea h,s offlee githin SIX months oi aAe Ves cl the iern
 w case " vacancy in We oiles sECIlos N rsason the secretary ei s'a'e ct governor ior I .ffics for the remainder ot 'ne term.
 -r,o,y M, Whenever tor PtrEoa M s,bs governor has been cohfitl9ls. al.4sa-re tbe r cfroe or has been unable lo M .bvseal aaties w hIs Office by reason M, nles4 Y.r,h Tne dsabriy the office shaA N ua0 saa d,sabiuty shal urne@dnre for determining absence aaa u'sas'' NJ prescribea by law
 r,ont w provision shall be made oy i4a finn ..1,,, to the office of governor aha ios a roVernor M the event that lhe s1, M 1ov. ssta s unable 10 succeed to me oilise v shan he arnor No election oi M seerelary M .,arnnr hsta axrept WI lhe time oi elee9ias So'NA
 ,r... mo secretary of state suc. 9hN A4 .s. aFt,es of governor he shail hass ',S eefus t re dnties and emoumeniS oE lhal o'''Nr title powers oue'se
 -rroN ,s The compensation of the gosshno, s'. ,aa 5 W. secretary oG state shal pe PEess tarm w 1l'g S.i no, be diminished during lheH e'' r,..isr rtass NV #eneral laS aPplyinG lo 4tl officers ol the State
 .,o, NJ Tbe poyernor shal he resPonspl aEl Al1n N s.,fan 0f he IaWs lie may M ioF u'e oonrt action or proceeding etous"' aPPRufft tHa stats enforce compliance Witat M sae .t..s,I WI IerlslatFe mandate of fesf 1lH n any constitutional or legslaUVe p9sss, a, " l
 ~5ht by any officer department. M A7rhYs ,.thr s,ta ar FEW ollts poAital SubaIsl9lon1 ,ctIon ,ty shan not De construed 10 aueii0'HS
 nTaree5tng against the leGslaSdfs
 ,o,, " Whenever the governor consla
 antf, interest he may conYehe l''s ie7A
 shar halse or the tWu h4lseS lll loN1N
 -rarioN ,a rhe governor shah at the Dsl to a.h e5sxion and may at othef uli'ss | 5 wv tssis5,ure information concerning tf.q as,, ,hs ,as st5s and recommend he measuFfs Ae S0is' necessary
 SECTION M The Foyerno[ s '0mn1nas' M lnay aan of the armed torces ot lne aial anr.gs or pre inese -asio9 s9tvss or lawess voeoce oF FePei nsl
The Kenai Peninsula pioneer., 1956-02-27

,..y.,, hIm rom performing hs l.,e. tbe Dlteia council shal feS9.laHs srar5a rotfi hai lha judge ne pAaesa so 51s .arssni Alter notice ana hearing eae VI .r.rs rouTt by maiony yo1e ol AZ u's'. relFg ,he judge
 SECTION li Juslces snd udges shaa k N -s'l lEs <, ibe aEe oI seventy cAefPl as r,y eFaH a.,-ie THe basis aat anoant oi reiHeloslA pa5 ea sr..re5hea By lsW Retired judges shaa isl@er e.als- sagtee on tle bench eNtept AoF ePeN'a' .grnents as provided MY touf F4iF
 errrtog t2 Impeachment Al any lasaes
 .,stFasgsnre or nlsfeasaaee ln H#s pei IesN e'. offssiaI duties shan be according '" Fts re8ure prescribed faF cNil oiheeIt
 SECTION i3 Jlstces judges and faeI'ps.s FIX <,
 ,..dle5,i eouneA aaall receive eeape''se a as prescribed oY ta~ VahlPs.las'.' ,65r tsrras ot .,4,ss shaa no be dimnisaed d4Hhs tlish ,.r,ad 1aless by general law applying o aH saiai'su officers oi the staAt
 crcrtoN l4 Supreme court justices ano saPss.
 - 4sae tvhIe holding nlnce nay slot fi nre la0 hoId 6lige N Pohiieai PATTY Y. . ll,,Isd ts.. affca or position ot profit under se 1's,1s. et.tss sha State, or lts pohheal Supaisls'gl ta,3 ,rrsae rourt lustfce br slpeflof c1lss jna5 t,93a for another elective pubic oIliee 'oiis'ss posAlon
 SECTION IS Ths supreme court saali H4Ss promulgate rales goyeFhns the a1a'l5,. s6yer rmsas54fx M shaIl make and Pfomulgale faies
 ast,ra ara proeeduIe ln eisl ana eIlilsH'aa ss ,S ,t se9rts These Fulss may be chanEe1 by 'as N .,,ta+s N n.ohirds vote oi the members e's'' 10 eacb house
 sF5rIoN Is Tht ehtet Ilshce Al the saP.sl ia,,t o,',rl sbsn be the administrative heaa A 4il ssa. a, '' Me nsy Assign judges rom one eolr of a.ss4a s1.f i M W another or temporary sefvee .s l, ,.1t ucs sbal eih tae Approval ai lae sgP1eas s5s x pont an administrative dHee'e' N 3,,-. ss. o6srat stre and t1 suPerise lhe a2aa'1a'te
 Vi the ludicaI system
The Kenai Peninsula pioneer., 1956-02-27

gsns, s1'srnof as provided by law ,h.u
 and Tag officers of tbe srr,aa saan appoint Al
 mamh. saset 70 confirmation bv r,.;s.s. z in
 appoin, asa sne legislature in joint sessiar I'M N 'n
 aAa commission all other offlcerr 1css,'a ae Fhal
 law ,on wneN ~ zo The governor may procJ,in
 hallan ~ as paDbc safety Feouires {, M ~ inai lal
 s,uon or actual or imminent n ease Of re-
 or, n "oa continue for longer iba. ~ Mafual iaw
 ,aa... s approval of malorv or th .'N1 aays Rlth-
 sA's'ure in jolnt session NY members Of the
 aW. the governor N procedure prescribed hv and reprieyes saa 'nay grant pardons commn,,on. ~ forfeiures Tbs ao @'ay suspend and remit fineS ara ment 4"S power shall not extana a '''es HMM sna
 A pafoie system shall be pros;Sas ,eau io mpeach orFlres Ion. 4z Ail executive and .drt,t.,-.. ernment I s,Neis and agencies " IVA s'sse duties sbstt .ieiI respective functions no soE not more ,sa M afofated by law amonp ar5 ...a ana to Proup tbaa, s4shy principal departments M or lem as far practicable 5reo.a so as
 purposes Regulatory ouaei ia.s'1 seVofung to ma ba sueo.,s nay be established bv l,g ai'1 einpo
 "'''nh principal departmen, e'u "o' IN the orasn,rs,. AHe governor may maEa chu assIpnmes, m ~ the executive branch o a"ssS considers neeeSsar,, among lis units hrh M these chanpes ro.. oi tiilcienf administration Wbore 'oi'' n executive orders Tha uiey shall be M of sbor,a. o' regular session. or n,I s'al oraa.1 Aei aufation, 10 disapproya w 1 u'' sesson in by nass uSapproyed by resolution coaa,'- thess nr A'als'iy ot the members M ,ous s0nSufFed be desar,,s ossome effective at date uoss1 ssqaaoN ,h q Each principal dep.rtn.D, .,,
 supervision oi the governor ''au 0s 
 meni she1loN 1hss F rhe Aead of esch ou0.iD,, .. sl'ali oe single executive HIM uepars' ernor s ,a@ 4e shall be appointed b,, 0,'siMise ,h rnar,h.s 1lest M o confirmation by ms,al 'te soV ,arva \, N 'he legislature M lont sessian M she ,the-.'s n'e pleasure of the governor a.l1 s''an ecratsr piotiuea in lhs article with rasnac, F aS oi sate The Heads of WI .ssPeG' o the As 1ail 0e citizens of the unled staeI ,at.p'' aepaF N heaa M 1o When board or commission \ aasjn4isi p'heipal department or reg,,ls,a..' i bv tba . agency ls members sha M .aao.a \. rty af .ta o'einor. suoJact to confirmation bv w I N'e members of the Legislature i ,n, na al hy ''ay De removed as provided N l.,s T ses, el'zens of the united States Tba ho iney WI s.,h 'iiay appoint principal exec.va afS s,..'. lal'oi1ea Dy law. but the appoinran, 1
 'o ale approval oi the governor T'1n nts N i,9.S fS 1a The governor may make aDpo,, Iaarta,.. 'aeeaAcies occurring during rerass \, 5siatufe iotasia in offices requiring coafirms,as I, ta s'a'uie ne duration of such spno,n,naa., a De prescribed by law governments