In what circumstances will the California Supreme Court strike down an amendment to the California Constitution that seeks to limit the use of the word "aid to the elderly and blind"?

In Perry v. Jordan, supra, 34 Cal.2d 87, 207 P.2d 47, the issue before the court was an initiative constitutional amendment which sought to repeal an article of the California Constitution relating generally to "aid to needy, aged and blind." The opponents of the initiative argued that the measure had four different purposes and claimed it had in all 18 incidental purposes. (34 Cal.2d at 93, 207 P.2d 47.)