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 SUBJECT INDEX Banking and Currency, Committee on, Pase reports to— Housing and Urban Development, Department of, elimination of certain report 1968 Small Business Administration, allegations of illegal conduct and investigations — 746 Barber shops, revolving fund, establishment 1776 Budget, Committee on the— Additional budget reform proposals, study 326 Appropriation for 1776 Establishment 299 Reports to— Congressional Budget Office, fiscal policy 304, 305 Congressional budget process 307 Joint Economic Committee, President's Budget, economic evaluation 325 Clerk of the House, Federal Election Commission, ex officio member 1280 Contingent expenses, appropriation for_ 206, 214, 432, 434 District office equipment, purchase by members leaving office 1388 Education and Labor, Committee on— Community economic development programs, study and report 2329 Educational data consortium, participation 558 Joint Pension Task Force 999 Pension plan termination insurance, proposed schedule 1012 Reports to— Education, Office of, alcohol and drug abuse education projects. 1156 Education programs 509, 532, 545, 557, 560, 564, 565, 568, 571, 596 Retirement plans, study, report 999 Federal Election Campaign Act Amendments of 1974 1263 Foreign Affairs, Committee on, reports to— Defense, Department of, nuclear weapons in Europe, study 402 Overseas Private Investment Corporation, investment insurance, participation by private companies 765 Franked mail 52 Government Operations, Committee on, report by Office of Federal Procurement Policy, proposed policy or regulation 799 Interior and Insular Affairs, Committee on— Indian tribes, revolving fund for loans to, elimination of Department of Interior report to 1970 Reports to— Agriculture, Department of, national wild and scenic rivers system, exclusion of designated rivers 123 Interior, Department of the— Big Cypress National Preserve, Fla., land acquisition plan.. 1259 Big Thicket National Preserve, Tex., land acquisition plan.- 1256

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Rh I have paid no poll-tax for six years. I was put into a jail once on this account, for one night; and, as I stood considering the walls of solid stone, two or three feet thick, the door of wood and iron, a foot thick, and the iron grating which strained the light, I could not help being struck with the foolishness of that institution which treated me as if I were mere flesh and blood and bones, to be locked up. I wondered that it should have concluded at length that this was the best use it could put me to, and had never thought to avail itself of my services in some way. I saw that, if there was a wall of stone between me and my townsmen, there was a still more difficult one to climb or break through, before they could get to be as free as I was. I did not for a moment feel confined, and the walls seemed a great waste of stone and mortar. I felt as if I alone of all my townsmen had paid my tax. They plainly did not know how to treat me, but behaved like persons who are underbred. In every threat and in every compliment there was a blunder; for they thought that my chief desire was to stand the other side of that stone wall. I could not but smile to see how industriously they locked the door on my meditations, which followed them out again without let or hinderance, and they were really all that was dangerous. As they could not reach me, they had resolved to punish my body; just as boys, if they cannot come at some person against whom they have a spite, will abuse his dog. I saw that the State was half-witted, that it was timid as a lone woman with her silver spoons, and that it did not know its friends from its foes, and I lost all my remaining respect for it, and pitied it.

Thus the State never intentionally confronts a man's sense, intellectual or moral, but only his body, his senses. It is not armed with superior wit or honesty, but with superior physical strength. I was not born to be forced. I will breathe after my own fashion. Let us see who is the strongest. What force has a multitude? They only can force me who obey a higher law than I. They force me to become like themselves. I do not hear of men being forced to live this way or that by masses of men. What sort of life were that to live? When I meet a government which says to me,

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House of Representatives—Continued iPage Science and Astronautics, Committee on, reports to — Interior, Department of the, C a n a v eral National Seashore, Fla., land transfers 2122 NASAFunds, use - 241, 242 Satellite services contracts 243 National Science Foundation, transfer of funds; activities 1095 Speaker of the House— Appointments by — American Indian Policy Review Commission, members 1910 Commission of Federal Paperwork, members 1790 Congressional Budget Office, Director 302 District of Columbia Law Revision Commission, member 480 H a r r y S T r u m a n Scholarship Foundation, members 2277 National S t u d y Commission on Records and Documents of Federal Officials, members 1699 White House Conference on Education, National Conference Committee to guide and plan, members 598 White House Conference on Lib r a r y and Information Services, advisory committee of, members 1857 Former, offices for, extension 1723 Reports to — American Indian Policy Review Commission, final 1913 Energy Research and Development Administration, joint Federalindustry corporations, establishment 1885 Federal agencies, freedom of information activities 1564 Federal Procurement Policy, Office of— Activities and recommendations 798 Procurement s t u d y 797 Health, Education, and Welfare, Department of, child d a y care services requirements, evaluation 2342 Interior, Department of the, geological survey report, modification 1971 Military departments, contract awards 1761 NASA, use of funds 241, 242 National Science Foundation, transfer of funds 1095 Office of Education, public education, State equalization plan guidelines 610 President of the United States— Defense articles or services, sale of 1814 Famine or disaster relief 1803 Middle East, assistance to nations in 1813 National Forest System, Renewable Resources Assessment and Program, Statement of Policy 478

Records maintained on indi- Page viduals, disclosure, list of certain exempt records 1905 State, Department of— Debt modification proposals 290 Vietnam, assistance to; United States personnel abroad 1444 Transportation, Department of. Deep water Port Act of 1974, administration, activities, recommendations 2146 Veterans Administration, dependency and indemnity compensation claims, s t u d y 183 Teague, Charles M., deceased, payment to estate 205 Veterans' Affairs, Committee on, report by Veterans Administration, education loans, default experience and rate 1591 Ways and Means, Committee on— Budget, Committee on the, m e m b e r s. 299 Joint Pension Task Force 999 Pension plan termination insurance, proposed schedule 1012 Reports to — Civil Service Commission, Federal employee health insurance, coordination with M e d i c a r e. _ 1454 Health, Education, and Welfare, Department of— Federal employee health insurance, coordination with M e d i c a r e. 1454 Social security-income tax reporting, annual basis 1468 Joint Committee on I n t e r n a l Revenue Taxation, Renegotiation Act of 1951, s t u d y 423 U.S. imports and exports, statistics. 2075 Retirement plans, study, report 999 Trade agreements, consultation 1983 Housing, rehabilitation of low-income rental housing, amortization provisions, extension 2109 Housing Act, National. See National Housing Act. Housing Act of 1937, United States: Amendment, low-income housing assistance 653-667 Appropriation for effecting provisions.__ 1096 Low rent public housing, annual contribution contracts, retroactive effect of repeal 668 Public facility and housing assistance, applications in areas affected by major disasters, priority 151 Housing Act of 1949: Amendments— Mobile home loans 699 R u r a l housing 692-700 Urban renewal proiects, grants 652 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 1097, 1832—18o4 Neighborhood development programs, new grants or loans, p r o h i b i t i o n.. 652 Urban renewal projects, new grants or loans, prohibition 652 Housing Act of 1950: Amendment, housing for educational institutions, revision of audit requirement 1964 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 1096 College housing, rescission of certain budget authority 1710

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Lower income housing and State housing Page finance and development programs, direct financing, feasibility s t u d y.. 740 Medical facility assistance projects, loans and loan guarantees, assistance 2265 National Mobile H o m e Advisory Council, appointment 702 National Mobile H o m e Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974. _ 700 Real estate settlement, necessity for further congressional action, s t u d y. 1730 Real E s t a t e Settlement Procedures Act of 1974 1724 Solar Energy Coordination and Managem e n t Project, member 1432 Solar Heating and Cooling Demonstration Act of 1974 1069 Solar Heating and Cooling Information D a t a Bank, establishment 1075 Special housing needs, design and development, additional research authority 738 State housing finance and development agencies 722 Urban homesteading program 734 Veterans, farm housing assistance, eligibility for preference 694 Housing and Urban Development; Space, Science, Veterans, and Certain Other Independent Agencies Appropriation Act, 1975, Department of. 1095 Housing and Urban Development Act, Department of, Amendment, assistant secretaries, additional 740 Housing and Urban Development Act of 1964, Amendments: Project grants and contracts 692 Training and fellowship programs, extension 691, 692 Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965: Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 1096 Neighborhood facilities, new grants or loans, prohibition 652 Public facility and housing assistance, applications in areas affected by major disasters, priority 151 Water and sewer facilities, new grants or loans, prohibition 652 Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968: Amendments— Federal National Mortgage Association, certain transitional provisions, repeal 728 Flood insurance program 739 I n t e r s t a t e land sales 736 Low- and moderate-income housing, counseling and technical assistance 735 Lower income persons, employment opportunities, community development block grants 653 National Homeownership F o u n d a tion, audits, frequency -. 1963 National housing goals, congressional reaffirmation 721 Repeal of certain provisions 1968 Housing and Urban Development Act of 1970: Amendments— Experimental housing allowance program, expansion 725

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Rh He had often run through these woods when out with the boys playing "hare and hounds." But never had he dreamed of passing through the place under such humiliating conditions as now surrounded him.

Again and again did Frank twist his head to look around. Seeing this, Martin finally commented upon it.

"Don't need to break your neck alookin' for help, Frank. There ain't a blessed soul in these here woods but us. We've got a sorter plan arranged, and you're going to help us get them sparklers back, or we'll know the reason why. It's got to be did, even if we break into headquarters and tie up the man in charge, to open the safe. That's our stuff, and we mean to have it, hear?"

Frank did not think it good policy to tell either of his captors that they were even then in direct line with the trail usually followed by runners in making the big circuit of ten miles about Columbia. Nor was he so unwise as to remark that a paper chase was on the lists for that very afternoon!

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Idaho: Coeur d'Alene, land conveyance by Interior Department 1740 Kootenai Tribe of Idaho, lands held in trust 1383 Public lands, exchange 1821 Illinois: Chester Bridge, contract for operation, etc., time extension 1659 Chicago River, channel clearance 15 Salem, statue of William Jennings Bryan, conveyance to 1186 Immigration and Naturalization Service: Appropriation for 223, 1193 Border facilities, increased funds for 794 Immigration inspection, transfer of certain functions to Treasury Department, nullification 50 Immunization Action Week, 1974, proclamation 2532 Impeachment Inquiry, hearing and final report, printing of additional copies. _ 2407 "Impeachment of Richard M. Nixon, President of the United States", printing of additional copies 2431 Imports: Agricultural commodities, tariff schedules, proclamation 2437, 2440, 2457, 2487 Ball bearings, modification of trade agreement concessions; adjustment of duty, proclamation 2464 Brandy, modification of trade agreement concessions; adjustment of duty, proclamation 2494 Cattle, beef, veal, swine and pork, temporary quantitative limitation on importation into the United States from Canada, proclamation. 2540 Duty-free entries— Bicycle parts and accessories, certain. 1466 Beneficiary developing countries, eligible articles from 2066 Carboxymethvl cellulose salts 1457 Copper 1 1534 Crude feathers and downs 1454

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Horses 1459 Methanol 1456 Silk yarns 1549 Synthetic rutile 1422 Telescope and articles for the C a n a d a France-Hawaii Telescope P r o j ect 2152 Upholstery regulators, needles, and pins 2108 Foreign repairs and equipment on U.S. vessels, d u t y exemption 420 Meats, import limitations on certain, proclamation 2454, 2540 Petroleum and petroleum products, modification of importation, proclamation 2510 P u e r to Rico, coffee, d u t y 2071 Sugars, sirups and molasses, tariffs and quota on certain, establishment, proclamation 2537 Impoundment Control Act of 1974 332 Independence National Historical Park, Pa., appropriation ceiling increase; b o u n d a r y change 1445, 1446 Independent Agencies Appropriations Act, 1975 619 Independent Offices. See also Government Organization and Employees and individual titles. Appropriation Act, 1975 619 Appropriation for 213, 227, 619, 790, 1099, 1781, 1834, 1840 Independent Safety Board Act of 1974... 2166 India, assistance to, limitation 1802 Indian Affairs, Bureau of, appropriation for 200, 222, 809, 1783 Indian Business Development Program, establishment 82 Indian Claims Commission: Appropriation for 228, 819 Authorization of funds 1499 Indian Claims Commission Act, Amendment, land claims, exclusion of food, rations, or provisions as payment of. 1499 Indian Education Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 818 Indian Education Assistance Act 2213 Indian Financing Act of 1974 77 Appropriation for effecting provisions __ 811 Indian Health Services, appropriation for 201,818 Indian Loan Guaranty and Insurance Fund, establishment 82 Indian Opportunity, National Council on, appropriation for 228 Indian Revolving Loan Fund, establishment 78 Indian Self-Determination Act 2206 Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act 2203 Indiana: H a m m o n d, highway railroad grade crossings, demonstration p r o j e c t — 1575 Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, appropriation ceiling increase 1445 Lafayette, relocation of railroad lines, demonstration project 2282 Mansfield Lake, n a m e changed to Cecil M. Harden Lake 1659 Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Ind., appropriation ceiling increase . _ 1445 Indians: Absentee Shawnee Tribe, Okla., lands held in t r u s t for 1922

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Information Agency, United States: Paee Appropriation for 210, 229, 1207 Authorization of funds 1439 International Ocean Exposition, authorization of funds for 194 Student dependents of employees, travel expenses 1443 Information and Educational Exchange Act of 1948, United States: Amendment, United States Information Agency, annual reports to Congress. 1440 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 1207 Insurance: Check forgery insurance fund, availability extension 1738 Credit unions. Federal insurance coverage, termination 720 Disaster areas, repaired or replaced property, purchase of insurance 151 Farm labor contractors, vehicle insurance coverage 1654 Federal Crop Insurance Act, amendment, audit requirement 1963 Federal Deposit Insurance Act. See separate title. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation— Banks, unfair or deceptive practices in or affecting consumers, enforcement of regulations 2197 National Commission on Electronic Fund Transfers, member 1508 Real estate settlement— Congressional action, necessity for further, consultation 1730 Statement, standard form, consultation 1725 Federal employee health insurance, coordination with Medicare 1454 Federal Insurance Administration, appropriation for 1097 Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation— Appropriation for 1108 Public deposits, insurance, clarification of authority 1739 Public fund accounts, deposit insurance coverage 1501 Secondary reserve adjustment 1507 Holding Company System Regulatory Act 752 National Flood Insurance Act of 1968, appropriation for effecting provisions 1097 Pension plans, termination insurance... 1003 Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act, technical amendment 1359 Servicemen's Group Life Insurance— Maximum coverage, increase 166 National Guard, inclusion 165 Ready Reserves, inclusion 165 Trade-related unemployment, insurance 2025 Veterans' Group Life Insurance 169 Veterans' Insurance Act of 1974 165 Insurance Corporation, Federal Crop, appropriation for 1830 Insurance Trust Fund, Federal Old-Age and Survivors, authorization of funds for 947 Interagency Committee on Federal Activities for Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, establishment 133 Inter-American Highway, appropriation for 211

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Intercoastal Shipping Act, 1933, Amend- ^aee ment, government or charitable cargo, regulation of rates 1463 Intergovernmental Advisory Council on Community Services, establishment.. 2297 Intergovernmental Personnel Act of 1970: Amendment, recognition of Indian tribe governing b o d y as a local government 2208 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 621 Intergovernmental Relations, Advisory Commission o n: Appropriation for 228, 620, 1781 Deposit insurance coverage for public fund accounts, impact s t u d y 1502 Interior, Department of the: Agriculture, Department of, transfer of certain funds to 268 Alaska N a t i v e F u n d, appropriation for. 811 Alaska Power Administration, appropriation for 788 Apple Creek unit, Pick-Sloan Missouri Basin program, N. Dak., potential water resource development program, feasibility study 1498 Appointments by, Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area Advisory Commission, members 1788 Appropriation Act, 1975 803 Appropriation for 200, 207, 222, 277, 279, 785, 803, 1778, 1782 Auburn, Calif., bridge construction authorization 2287 Big Cypress National Preserve, Fla., establishment 1258 Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, T e n n. - K y., transfer of jurisdiction from Corps of Engineers 43 Big Thicket National Preserve, Tex., establishment 1254 Bonneville Power Administration, appropriation for 222, 279, 788 Boston National Historical P a r k Act of 1974 1184 Coal Research, Office of— Appropriation for 277 Transfer of functions to Energy R e search and Development Administration 1237 Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Act
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266 Appropriation for effecting provisions 786 Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Advisory Council, establishment.. 272 Conservation and rehabilitation on public lands, cooperative FederalState programs 1369 Deepwater ports— Potential locations, evaluation regulations, consultation 2131 Safety zones 2138 Disaster areas, timber sale contracts 158 Energy Conservation, Office of, transfer of functions to Federal Energy Administration 100 Energy D a t a and Analysis, Office of, transfer of functions to Federal Energy Administration 100 Energy Resources Council, member 1241 Federal Columbia River Transmission System Act 1376

First I n f a n t r y Division, United States Page Forces in Vietnam, monument, maintenance 741 Fish and Wildlife, Act of 1956, amendments— Commissioner of Fish and Wildlife, abolishment 92 United States Fish and Wildlife Service, establishment of new 92 Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act of 1958, appropriation for effecting provisions 783, 785, 788 Fish and Wildlife Service, United States— Appropriation for 805 Commissioner, abolishment 92 Establishment of new 92 Fuel allocation, oil and gas programs, appropriation for 278 General provisions. Appropriation Act. _ 278, 789, 814, 822 Geological Survey— Appropriation for 222, 277, 808, 1783 Scientific examinations outside national domain, report modification 1971 Geothermal Energy Coordination and M a n a g e m e n t Project, m e m b e r; cooperation 1081 Grand Canyon National Park, Ariz., deletion of certain lands within, study .'-. 2090 Grand Canyon National P a r k Enlargem e n t Act 2089 Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, W. Va., additional lands and interpretive shuttle service 1420 Historical and archeological data, preservation 174 Hopi-Navajo Tribe l and dispute, interagency committee to assist Mediator, chairman 1712 Hydroelectric generating facilities, construction and enlargement opportunities 114 Indian Affairs, Bureau of, appropriation for 200, 222, 809, 1783 Indians. See separate title. John F. K e n n e d y Center for the Performing Arts— Appropriation for 807 E l e m e n t a r y and secondary school education in the arts program — 556 L and conveyances— Albuquerque, N. Mex 1875 Anchorage, Alaska 1844 Board of Education, Lee County, S C 1383 Coeur d'"Arene',Yd'a'ho.'ri-III"! 1740 Gospel Missionary Union, Alaska 2384 New Mexico State University 1375 Submerged land, conveyance of certain to Guam, Virgin Islands, and American Samoa 1210 Y u m a County, Ariz 1895 Land Management, Bureau of— Appropriation for 200, 222, 803, 805, 1782 Budget authority, rescission of certain 1710 Lowell Historic Canal District Commission, ex officio member 2330 Mineral interests, conveyance— Clarendon County, S.C 187, 189 Marion County, Fla 190, 399

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New York State 1382 Utah County, Utah 54 Mineral resources, development and exploration program, elimination of report to Congress 1969 Mines, Bureau of— Appropriation for 222, 277, 809 Lignite coal research laboratory, N. Dak., elimination of report to Congress 1969 Transfer of certain functions to Energy Research and Development Administration 1237 Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration, appropriation for 808 National Park Service— Appropriation for 222, 805, 806 Boston National Historical Park Act of 1974 1184 Budget authority, rescission of certain 1711 Lowell Historic Canal District Commission, member 2331 National Parks, Monuments, Seashores, Etc. See separate title. National Wildlife Refuge System, rightsof-way, easements, or reservations, payment of fair market value 1603 Nevada, title to lands in, removal of cloud on 1843 Ohio and Erie Canal, Ohio, preservation study 1447 Oil and Gas, Office of— Appropriation for 200 Transfer of functions to Federal Energy Administration 100 Oil spills, uniform law for liability, study 2145 Outdoor Recreation, Bureau of, appropriation for 222, 805 Petroleum Allocation, Office of, transfer of functions to Federal Energy Administration 100 Pipeline safety and operation, standards and regulations, cooperation 2146 Piscataway Park, Md., acquisition of lands 1304 Reclamation, Bureau of, appropriation for 207, 222, 785, 1778 Reclamation project lands, classifications and reclassifications of, elimination of report requirement 1970 Reclamation projects. See separate title. Re creation areas, use fees 192 Reporting requirements, modification or discontinuation or certain.. _ 1967-1970 Saline Water, Office of, appropriation for 805, 1782 Saline Water Conversion Act of 1971, The— Appropriation for effecting provisions 805 Program, authorization of funds 295 San Juan National Historic Site, Puerto Rico, damage studies 1447 Secretary, Office of the, appropriation for 222, 278, 279, 813 Solano County, Calif., potential water resource development program, feasibility study 1498 Solicitor, Office of the, appropriation for 222, 813 Southeastern Power Administration, appropriation for 789

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International Commission of the Con- Page gresses of Navigation, Permanent, increase of funds 39 International Committee of the Red Cross, United • States contribution to, increased authorization of funds 199, 238 International Criminal Police Organization, United States membership dues, increase 1422 International Development Association Act, Amendments: Loan restrictions on countries developing nuclear weapons 445 U. S. contributions, authorization 445 International Economic Policy, Council on, appropriation for 216, 617 International Economic Policy Act of 1972, Amendment, appropriation authorization 239 International Exposition on Environment, Spokane, Wash., 1974, commemorative medals, authorization extension __ 1978 International Fisheries Commissions, appropriation for 1191 International Health Research Act of 1960, appropriation for effecting provision. 1644 International Joint Commission, United States and Canada, appropriation for 1190 International Ocean Exposition, appropriation for 210 International Ocean Exposition Appropriations Authorization Act of 1973 194 International Organizations: Appropriation for_^ 208, 224, 1188 Authorization of funds 1439 Contributions, quotas, etc.— Programs, additional funds authorized 237, 1798 R e d Cross, International Committee of the, increased authorization of funds 238 International B o u n d a r y and W a t e r Commission, United States and Mexico— Appropriation for 224, 1189 U.S. section, advance funds to 267 International Commission of Control and Supervision in Vietnam— Appropriation for 1189 U.S. share of contribution, authorization 1816 International Criminal Police Organization, United States membership dues, increase 1422 International Development Association— Loan restrictions to countries developing nuclear weapons 445 U.S. contributions, authorization 445 United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, restriction on funds to 1798 International Peace Garden, N. Dak., appropriation ceiling increase 1446 International Radio Broadcasting, appropriation for activities 210 International Trade Commission, United States. See United States International Trade Commission. International Travel Act of 1961: Amendment, foreign air transportation, promotion of travel on U. S. carriers 2105 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 1197

International Women's Year, 1975, proc- Pafire lamation 2442 Interstate Agreement on Qualification of Educational Personnel, The, authorization of D. C. to enter 1612 Interstate Commerce Act, Amendment, motor carriers, amendments of standards, effective date 1532 Interstate Commerce Commission: Appropriation for 212, 228, 778, 1780 Fuel price increases, trucker reimbursement 11 H a z a r d o u s materials transportation, regulations for 2157 High-speed ground transportation between major west coast cities, feasibility study, consultation 1532 I n t e r c i t y rail passenger service regulations, enforcement 1531 Judicial review of orders and decisions.. 1917 Rail Services Planning Office, appropriation for 212 Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin, appropriation for 791 Interstate Compacts, Consent of Congress Granted to, Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad C o m p a c t 1421 Inter-Tribal Council, Inc., Okla., lands held in t r u s t for 1920 Intervention on the High Seas Act 8 Inventors' Day, National, 1974, proclamation 2447 Israel: Nuclear powerplants, restriction on foreign assistance funds for 1813 Security supporting assistance, appropriation for 1867 J. Edgar Hoover: C o m m e m o r a t i v e medals Tributes, compilation of, printing as Senate d o c u m e n t Jim Thorpe, commemorative medals, authorization extension John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, Oreg., establishment John E. Pogarty International Center for Advanced Study in the Health Sciences, appropriation for John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts: Appropriation for E l e m e n t a r y and secondary school education in the arts program Johnny Horizon '76 Clean Up America Month: Designation authorization Proclamation Johnson Civilian Conservation Corps Center, Lyndon B., N.C., designation. Johnson National Grasslands, Lyndon B., Tex., designation Joint Board for the Enrollment of Actuaries, establishment Joint Committees, Congressional: Atomic Energy — Appropriation for Employees, disbursement of salaries. Report s to, review of Atomic Energy Commission activities, elimination .Congressional Operations, appropriation for Defense Production, appropriation for.

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SUBJECT INDEX Economic— Page Appropriation for 433 Inflation, study 2407 President's Economic Report, extension of transmittal date 49 Internal Revenue Taxation— Appropriation for 206, 434 Joint Pension Task Force 999 Renegotiation Act of 1951, study 422 Printing, appropriation for 434, 1777 Reduction of Federal Expenditures— Abolishment 304 Transfer of functions to Congressional Budget Office 304 Joint Federal-State Land Use Planning Commission for Alaska, appropriation for 821 Joint Funding Simplification Act of 1974. 1604 Joint Pension Task Force, establishment999 Judicial Center, Federal: Appropriation for 216, 1203 Disposition of criminal cases, advice to planning groups and district courts. 2084 Judicial Conference of the United States, criminal cases, disposition plans, report to by district courts 2082 Judiciary Appropriations: General provisions. Appropriation Act 1203, 1208 Judiciary Appropriation Act, 1975 1200 Second Supplemental Appropriations Act, 1974 209,215 Supplemental Appropriations Act, 1975. 1779 Junkyards, control of 2281, 2285 Justice, Department of: Antitrust Division, appropriation for 208, 223, 1192 Antitrust Procedures and Penalties Act_ 1706 Appropriation Act, 1975 1192 Appropriation for 208, 223, 1192 Attorney General. See separate title. Attorneys and marshals. United States, appropriation for 1192 Bureau of Prisons— Appropriation for 223, 1194 Employees, retirement benefits-_ _355 National Institute of Corrections, establishment 1139 Community Relations Service, appropriation for 1193 Drug Enforcement Administration— Appropriation for 223, 1195 Protection of agents 1456 Federal Bureau of Investigation, appropriation for 223, 1193 Federal Prison Industries, Incorporated— Appropriation for 223, 1208 Employees, retirement benefits 355 Federal Prison System, appropriation for 223, 1194 General provisions. Appropriation Act_. 1195, 1208 Immigration and Naturalization Service— Appropriation for 223, 1193 Border facilities, funds for, increase-794 Immigration inspection, transfer of certain functions to Treasury Department, nullification 50 Interagency Committee on Federal Activities for Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, member 133

Law Enforcement Assistance Adminis- ^^B6 tration— Appropriation for 1194 Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, establishment 1112 Legal activities and general administration, appropriation for 208, 223, 1192 Unfair trade practices, investigation, cooperation 2054 Watergate Special Prosecution Force— Appropriation for 1192 Certain Presidential recordings and materials, access 1696 Working capital fund, establishment-- 1975 Juvenile Delinquency: Criminal procedure 1133-1138 Projects, grants to States 1118, 1133 Use of juvenile records 1137 Juvenile Delinquency Prevention and Control Act of 1968, Amendments: Demonstrations in youth development. 1133 Minimum State allotments, repeal 1133 Program extension 1133 Juvenile Justice, Advisory Committee to the Administrator on Standards for the Administration of, establishment- 1118 Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Advisory Committee for the National Institute for, establishment- 1118 Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Coordinating Council on, establishment 1116 Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Institute for. Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, member 1116 Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, National Advisory Committee for, establishment 1117 Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of: Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Vice Chairman 1116 Establishment 1112 Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974 1109 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 1775 K Kaniksu National Forest, Wash., land exchange procedures 1921 Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, John F.: Appropriation for 807 Elementary and secondary school education in the arts program 556 Kentucky: Beaver Creek Wilderness, designation.- 2097 Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, establishment 43 Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, acquisition and development ceiling increases; boundary changes. 1445, 1446 Klamath Indian Forests, Federal acquisition of lands, appropriation for 816 Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site, N. Dak., establishment. 1461 Kootenai Tribe of Idaho, lands in t r u s t — 1383 Korea, South, military assistance and excess defense articles to, limitation.. 1802

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INDEX Trade agreements— Page Advisory committees for, assistance. _ 1998 Cooperation 1995 Trade impacted areas, b o u n d a r y establishment, cooperation 2036 Trade monitoring system 2040 Trade-related unemployment, worker adjustment assistance 2019 Unemployment assistance program, special 1850 Unemployment compensation, appropriation for 2107 Veteran's employment, outreach and public information program; report to congressional committees 1848 Veterans' Employment Service, veteran's employment policies and programs, implementation 1848 Women's Bureau, Women's Educational Programs, Advisory Council on, member 555 Labor Contractor Registration Act Amendments of 1974, Farm 1652 Labor Contractor Registration Act of 1963, Farm, Amendments: Civil relief; recordkeeping 1657, 1658 Coverage, extension 1652 Registration requirements 1653 Labor Management Relations Act, 1947: Amendment, health care institutions, conciliation of labor disputes 396 Appropriation for effecting provisions._ 1649, 1650 Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959, Amendment, technical 852 Labor-Management Services Administration, appropriation for 223, 1636, 1772 Labor Organizations, political funds, contributions to 1272 Labor Relations Act, National, Amendments: Employees of nonprofit hospitals, extension of coverage to 395 Reporting requirements under, modification 1972 Labor Relations Board, National: Appropriation for 228, 1650 Reporting requirements, m o d i f i c a t i o n.. 1972 Labor Relations Council, Federal, a p p r o priation for 227, 621 Labor Standards Act of 1938, Fair. See Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. Labor Standards Amendments of 1974, Fair 56 Labor Statistics, Bureau of: Appropriation for 223, 1637, 1772 Education Statistics, Advisory Council on, m e m b e r 556 Lake Casitas Recreation Area, Calif., acquisition of additional l and for open space 1493 Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Ariz.-Nev., appropriation ceiling in1445 Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965: Amendment, Federal recreation areas, use fees 192 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 621,

Labeling Act, Fair Packaging and, Amendment, administration, modification of reporting requirements 1972 Labor, Department of: Actuaries, Joint Board for the Enrollm e n t of, establishment 1002 Appropriation Act, 1975 1634 Appropriation for 202, 223, 1634, 1772, 2106 Back wages, authority to bring suit for_ 73 Bilingual vocational training, cooperation 608 Certification of d a t a to District of Columbia Board of Elections and Ethics 461 Disabled veterans, employment within the Federal Government, regulations 1594 Economic development and adjustment assistance programs, unemployment benefits, assistance 1165 Emergency job programs 1845 Emergency Unemployment Compensation Act of 1974 1869 Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 829 Employment opportunities, curtailment of certain, prevention, s t u d y and report 74 Employment Standards Administration, appropriation for 223, 1636, 1772 Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. See separate title. Fair Labor Standards Amendments of 1974 55 Fair labor standards exemptions, economic effects, s t u d y and report 73 Federal employee work injury compensation, s t u d y 1150 Federal Energy Administration actions, economic impact, monitor 111 General provisions, Appropriation Act_ 1637, 1651 H e a d s t a r t and Follow Through programs, labor standards 2308 I m p o r t competition, adjustment assistance program study, cooperation 2040 Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Coordinating Council on, member 1116 Labor - M a n a g e m e n t Services Administration, appropriation for 223, 1636, 1772 Labor Statistics, Bureau of— Appropriation for 223, 1637, 1772 Education Statistics, Advisory Council on, member 556 Law enforcement and fire protection employees, studies 61 Manpower Administration, appropriation for 202, 1634, 2106 Native American programs, labor standards 2327 Occupational Safety and Health Administration, appropriation for 1636 Pension Benefit G u a r a n t y Corporation, establishment, m e m b e r 1004, 1005 P r o d u c t sectors of manufacturing, establishment 1984 Land Management, Bureau of: Summer Y o u t h Recreation program, alAppropriation for 200, 222, 803, 805, 1782 location of funds 2295 Budget authority, rescission of certain. 1710 Supergrade positions, additional 894 NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1362; Part 2 contains pages 1363-2545.

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Libby Dam Protect, Kootenai River, Page Mont., funds for fish hatchery facilities 25 Libraries: Medical library assistance programs, extension and revision 371 National Agricultural Library, appropriation for 1826 Samuel R a y b u r n Library, Tex., transfer of certain funds to from Eisenhower College, N. Y 1262 White House Conference on Library and Information Services 1856 Libraries and Information Science, National Commission on: Appropriation for 1649 White House Conference on Library and Information Services, planning and conduct 1856 Libraries and Learning Resources, Office of, establishment 576 Library of Congress: Aliens, employment 441 Appropriation for 207, 215, 439 Blind and physically handicapped, books for, appropriation for 440 Congressional Budget Office, utilization of services and facilities 303 Congressional Research Service, appropriation for 439 Constitution of the United States, Annotated, appropriation for revision. 441 Copyright Office, appropriation for 207, 439 Educational d a t a consortium, participation 558 Employees, erroneous payment claims, waiver 393 National Commission on Libraries and Information Science, detail of personnel to 1857 National Commission on New Technological Uses of Copyrighted Works, establishment; m e m b e r. 1873, 1874 National S t u d y Commission on Records and Documents of Federal Officials, m e m b e r 1700 Library of Medicine, National, a p p r o priation for 1640 Library Services and Construction Act: Amendment, areas of persons of limited English-speaking ability, f u n d i n g... 609 Appropriation for effecting provisions... 1642 License Plate Numbers, use in information systems, s t u d y 1906 Lighthouse Service, former employees, eligibility for medical care 371 Little League Baseball, Incorporated, girls, equal participation 1744 Livestock Credit Act of 1974, Emergency.. 391 Lotteries, State-conducted, advertising 1916 Louisiana: Breton Wilderness, designation 2154 Saint T a m m any Parish, land conveyance authorization 1768 Lowell Historic Canal District Commission, Lowell, Mass., establishment 2330 Lower Saint Croix River Act of 1972, Amendment, additional funds authorized 2096 Loyalty Day, 19 74, proclamation 2461 Lung Institute, National Heart and: Appropriation for 1638 National Commission on Diabetes, member 374

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Summa Theologiae/Second Part of the Second Part/Question 124

Question. 124 - OF MARTYRDOM (FIVE ARTICLES)
We must now consider martyrdom, under which head there are five points of inquiry:

(1) Whether martyrdom is an act of virtue?

(2) Of what virtue is it the act?

(3) Concerning the perfection of this act;

(4) The pain of martyrdom;

(5) Its cause.

Art. 1 - Whether martyrdom is an act of virtue?
Objection 1: It seems that martyrdom is not an act of virtue. For all acts of virtue are voluntary. But martyrdom is sometimes not voluntary, as in the case of the Innocents who were slain for Christ's sake, and of whom Hillary says (Super Matth. i) that "they attained the ripe age of eternity through the glory of martyrdom." Therefore martyrdom is not an act of virtue.

Objection 2: Further, nothing unlawful is an act of virtue. Now it is unlawful to kill oneself, as stated above (Q[64], A[5]), and yet martyrdom is achieved by so doing: for Augustine says (De Civ. Dei i) that "during persecution certain holy women, in order to escape from those who threatened their chastity, threw themselves into a river, and so ended their lives, and their martyrdom is honored in the Catholic Church with most solemn veneration." Therefore martyrdom is not an act of virtue.

Objection 3: Further, it is praiseworthy to offer oneself to do an act of virtue. But it is not praiseworthy to court martyrdom, rather would it seem to be presumptuous and rash. Therefore martyrdom is not an act of virtue.

On the contrary, The reward of beatitude is not due save to acts of virtue. Now it is due to martyrdom, since it is written (Mat. 5:10): "Blessed are they that suffer persecution for justice' sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven." Therefore martyrdom is an act of virtue.

I answer that, As stated above (Q[123], AA[1],3), it belongs to virtue to safeguard man in the good of reason. Now the good of reason consists in the truth as its proper object, and in justice as its proper effect, as shown above (Q[109], AA[1],2; Q[123], A[12]). And martyrdom consists essentially in standing firmly to truth and justice against the assaults of persecution. Hence it is evident that martyrdom is an act of virtue.

Reply to Objection 1: Some have said that in the case of the Innocents the use of their free will was miraculously accelerated, so that they suffered martyrdom even voluntarily. Since, however, Scripture contains no proof of this, it is better to say that these babes in being slain obtained by God's grace the glory of martyrdom which others acquire by their own will. For the shedding of one's blood for Christ's sake takes the place of Baptism. Wherefore just as in the case of baptized children the merit of Christ is conducive to the acquisition of glory through the baptismal grace, so in those who were slain for Christ's sake the merit of Christ's martyrdom is conducive to the acquisition of the martyr's palm. Hence Augustine says in a sermon on the Epiphany (De Diversis lxvi), as though he were addressing them: "A man that does not believe that children are benefited by the baptism of Christ will doubt of your being crowned in suffering for Christ. You were not old enough to believe in Christ's future sufferings, but you had a body wherein you could endure suffering of Christ Who was to suffer."

Reply to Objection 2: Augustine says (De Civ. Dei i) that "possibly the Church was induced by certain credible witnesses of Divine authority thus to honor the memory of those holy women [*Cf. Q[64], A[1], ad 2]."

Reply to Objection 3: The precepts of the Law are about acts of virtue. Now it has been stated (FS, Q[108], A[1], ad 4) that some of the precepts of the Divine Law are to be understood in reference to the preparation of the mind, in the sense that man ought to be prepared to do such and such a thing, whenever expedient. In the same way certain things belong to an act of virtue as regards the preparation of the mind, so that in such and such a case a man should act according to reason. And this observation would seem very much to the point in the case of martyrdom, which consists in the right endurance of sufferings unjustly inflicted. Nor ought a man to give another an occasion of acting unjustly: yet if anyone act unjustly, one ought to endure it in moderation.

Art. 2 - Whether martyrdom is an act of fortitude?
Objection 1: It seems that martyrdom is not an act of fortitude. For the Greek {martyr} signifies a witness. Now witness is borne to the faith of Christ. according to Acts 1:8, "You shall be witnesses unto Me," etc. and Maximus says in a sermon: "The mother of martyrs is the Catholic faith which those glorious warriors have sealed with their blood." Therefore martyrdom is an act of faith rather than of fortitude.

Objection 2: Further, a praiseworthy act belongs chiefly to the virtue which inclines thereto, is manifested thereby, and without which the act avails nothing. Now charity is the chief incentive to martyrdom: Thus Maximus says in a sermon: "The charity of Christ is victorious in His martyrs." Again the greatest proof of charity lies in the act of martyrdom, according to Jn. 15:13, "Greater love than this no man hath, that a man lay down his life for his friends." Moreover without charity martyrdom avails nothing, according to 1 Cor. 13:3, "If I should deliver my body to be burned, and have not charity, it profiteth me nothing." Therefore martyrdom is an act of charity rather than of fortitude.

Objection 3: Further, Augustine says in a sermon on St. Cyprian: "It is easy to honor a martyr by singing his praises, but it is a great thing to imitate his faith and patience." Now that which calls chiefly for praise in a virtuous act, is the virtue of which it is the act. Therefore martyrdom is an act of patience rather than of fortitude.

On the contrary, Cyprian says (Ep. ad Mart. et Conf. ii): "Blessed martyrs, with what praise shall I extol you? Most valiant warriors, how shall I find words to proclaim the strength of your courage?" Now a person is praised on account of the virtue whose act he performs. Therefore martyrdom is an act of fortitude.

I answer that, As stated above (Q[123], A[1], seqq.), it belongs to fortitude to strengthen man in the good of virtue, especially against dangers, and chiefly against dangers of death, and most of all against those that occur in battle. Now it is evident that in martyrdom man is firmly strengthened in the good of virtue, since he cleaves to faith and justice notwithstanding the threatening danger of death, the imminence of which is moreover due to a kind of particular contest with his persecutors. Hence Cyprian says in a sermon (Ep. ad Mart. et Conf. ii): "The crowd of onlookers wondered to see an unearthly battle, and Christ's servants fighting erect, undaunted in speech, with souls unmoved, and strength divine." Wherefore it is evident that martyrdom is an act of fortitude; for which reason the Church reads in the office of Martyrs: They "became valiant in battle" [*Heb. 11:34].

Reply to Objection 1: Two things must be considered in the act of fortitude. one is the good wherein the brave man is strengthened, and this is the end of fortitude; the other is the firmness itself, whereby a man does not yield to the contraries that hinder him from achieving that good, and in this consists the essence of fortitude. Now just as civic fortitude strengthens a man's mind in human justice, for the safeguarding of which he braves the danger of death, so gratuitous fortitude strengthens man's soul in the good of Divine justice, which is "through faith in Christ Jesus," according to Rom. 3:22. Thus martyrdom is related to faith as the end in which one is strengthened, but to fortitude as the eliciting habit.

Reply to Objection 2: Charity inclines one to the act of martyrdom, as its first and chief motive cause, being the virtue commanding it, whereas fortitude inclines thereto as being its proper motive cause, being the virtue that elicits it. Hence martyrdom is an act of charity as commanding, and of fortitude as eliciting. For this reason also it manifests both virtues. It is due to charity that it is meritorious, like any other act of virtue: and for this reason it avails not without charity.

Reply to Objection 3: As stated above (Q[123], A[6]), the chief act of fortitude is endurance: to this and not to its secondary act, which is aggression, martyrdom belongs. And since patience serves fortitude on the part of its chief act, viz. endurance, hence it is that martyrs are also praised for their patience.

Art. 3 - Whether martyrdom is an act of the greatest perfection?
Objection 1: It seems that martyrdom is not an act of the greatest perfection. For seemingly that which is a matter of counsel and not of precept pertains to perfection, because, to wit, it is not necessary for salvation. But it would seem that martyrdom is necessary for salvation, since the Apostle says (Rom. 10:10), "With the heart we believe unto justice, but with the mouth confession is made unto salvation," and it is written (1 Jn. 3:16), that "we ought to lay down our lives for the brethren." Therefore martyrdom does not pertain to perfection.

Objection 2: Further, it seems to point to greater perfection that a man give his soul to God, which is done by obedience, than that he give God his body, which is done by martyrdom: wherefore Gregory says (Moral. xxxv) that "obedience is preferable to all sacrifices." Therefore martyrdom is not an act of the greatest perfection.

Objection 3: Further, it would seem better to do good to others than to maintain oneself in good, since the "good of the nation is better than the good of the individual," according to the Philosopher (Ethic. i, 2). Now he that suffers martyrdom profits himself alone, whereas he that teaches does good to many. Therefore the act of teaching and guiding subjects is more perfect than the act of martyrdom.

On the contrary, Augustine (De Sanct. Virgin. xlvi) prefers martyrdom to virginity which pertains to perfection. Therefore martyrdom seems to belong to perfection in the highest degree.

I answer that, We may speak of an act of virtue in two ways. First, with regard to the species of that act, as compared to the virtue proximately eliciting it. In this way martyrdom, which consists in the due endurance of death, cannot be the most perfect of virtuous acts, because endurance of death is not praiseworthy in itself, but only in so far as it is directed to some good consisting in an act of virtue, such as faith or the love of God, so that this act of virtue being the end is better.

A virtuous act may be considered in another way, in comparison with its first motive cause, which is the love of charity, and it is in this respect that an act comes to belong to the perfection of life, since, as the Apostle says (Col. 3:14), that "charity . . . is the bond of perfection." Now, of all virtuous acts martyrdom is the greatest proof of the perfection of charity: since a man's love for a thing is proved to be so much the greater, according as that which he despises for its sake is more dear to him, or that which he chooses to suffer for its sake is more odious. But it is evident that of all the goods of the present life man loves life itself most, and on the other hand he hates death more than anything, especially when it is accompanied by the pains of bodily torment, "from fear of which even dumb animals refrain from the greatest pleasures," as Augustine observes (QQ[83], qu. 36). And from this point of view it is clear that martyrdom is the most perfect of human acts in respect of its genus, as being the sign of the greatest charity, according to Jn. 15:13: "Greater love than this no man hath, that a man lay down his life for his friends."

Reply to Objection 1: There is no act of perfection, which is a matter of counsel, but what in certain cases is a matter of precept, as being necessary for salvation. Thus Augustine declares (De Adult. Conjug. xiii) that a man is under the obligation of observing continency, through the absence or sickness of his wife. Hence it is not contrary to the perfection of martyrdom if in certain cases it be necessary for salvation, since there are cases when it is not necessary for salvation to suffer martyrdom; thus we read of many holy martyrs who through zeal for the faith or brotherly love gave themselves up to martyrdom of their own accord. As to these precepts, they are to be understood as referring to the preparation of the mind.

Reply to Objection 2: Martyrdom embraces the highest possible degree of obedience, namely obedience unto death; thus we read of Christ (Phil. 2:8) that He became "obedient unto death." Hence it is evident that martyrdom is of itself more perfect than obedience considered absolutely.

Reply to Objection 3: This argument considers martyrdom according to the proper species of its act, whence it derives no excellence over all other virtuous acts; thus neither is fortitude more excellent than all virtues.

Art. 4 - Whether death is essential to martyrdom?
Objection 1: It seems that death is not essential to martyrdom. For Jerome says in a sermon on the Assumption (Epist. ad Paul. et Eustoch.): "I should say rightly that the Mother of God was both virgin and martyr, although she ended her days in peace": and Gregory says (Hom. iii in Evang.): "Although persecution has ceased to offer the opportunity, yet the peace we enjoy is not without its martyrdom, since even if we no longer yield the life of the body to the sword, yet do we slay fleshly desires in the soul with the sword of the spirit." Therefore there can be martyrdom without suffering death.

Objection 2: Further, we read of certain women as commended for despising life for the sake of safeguarding the integrity of the flesh: wherefore seemingly the integrity of chastity is preferable to the life of the body. Now sometimes the integrity of the flesh has been forfeited or has been threatened in confession of the Christian faith, as in the case of Agnes and Lucy. Therefore it seems that the name of martyr should be accorded to a woman who forfeits the integrity of the flesh for the sake of Christ's faith, rather than if she were to forfeit even the life of the body: wherefore also Lucy said: "If thou causest me to be violated against my will, my chastity will gain me a twofold crown."

Objection 3: Further, martyrdom is an act of fortitude. But it belongs to fortitude to brave not only death but also other hardships, as Augustine declares (Music. vi). Now there are many other hardships besides death, which one may suffer for Christ's faith, namely imprisonment, exile, being stripped of one's goods, as mentioned in Heb. 10:34, for which reason we celebrate the martyrdom of Pope Saint Marcellus, notwithstanding that he died in prison. Therefore it is not essential to martyrdom that one suffer the pain of death.

Objection 4: Further, martyrdom is a meritorious act, as stated above (A[2], ad 1; A[3]). Now it cannot be a meritorious act after death. Therefore it is before death; and consequently death is not essential to martyrdom.

On the contrary, Maximus says in a sermon on the martyrs that "in dying for the faith he conquers who would have been vanquished in living without faith."

I answer that As stated above (A[2]), a martyr is so called as being a witness to the Christian faith, which teaches us to despise things visible for the sake of things invisible, as stated in Heb. 11. Accordingly it belongs to martyrdom that a man bear witness to the faith in showing by deed that he despises all things present, in order to obtain invisible goods to come. Now so long as a man retains the life of the body he does not show by deed that he despises all things relating to the body. For men are wont to despise both their kindred and all they possess, and even to suffer bodily pain, rather than lose life. Hence Satan testified against Job (Job 2:4): "Skin for skin, and all that a man hath he will give for his soul" [Douay: 'life'] i.e. for the life of his body. Therefore the perfect notion of martyrdom requires that a man suffer death for Christ's sake.

Reply to Objection 1: The authorities quoted, and the like that one may meet with, speak of martyrdom by way of similitude.

Reply to Objection 2: When a woman forfeits the integrity of the flesh, or is condemned to forfeit it under pretext of the Christian faith, it is not evident to men whether she suffers this for love of the Christian faith, or rather through contempt of chastity. Wherefore in the sight of men her testimony is not held to be sufficient, and consequently this is not martyrdom properly speaking. In the sight of God, however, Who searcheth the heart, this may be deemed worthy of a reward, as Lucy said.

Reply to Objection 3: As stated above (Q[123], AA[4],5), fortitude regards danger of death chiefly, and other dangers consequently; wherefore a person is not called a martyr merely for suffering imprisonment, or exile, or forfeiture of his wealth, except in so far as these result in death.

Reply to Objection 4: The merit of martyrdom is not after death, but in the voluntary endurance of death, namely in the fact that a person willingly suffers being put to death. It happens sometimes, however, that a man lives for some time after being mortally wounded for Christ's sake, or after suffering for the faith of Christ any other kind of hardship inflicted by persecution and continued until death ensues. The act of martyrdom is meritorious while a man is in this state, and at the very time that he is suffering these hardships.

Art. 5 - Whether faith alone is the cause of martyrdom?
Objection 1: It seems that faith alone is the cause of martyrdom. For it is written (1 Pet. 4:15,16): "Let none of you suffer as a murderer, or a thief, or a railer, or a coveter of other men's things. But if as a Christian, let him not be ashamed, but let him glorify God in this name." Now a man is said to be a Christian because he holds the faith of Christ. Therefore only faith in Christ gives the glory of martyrdom to those who suffer.

Objection 2: Further, a martyr is a kind of witness. But witness is borne to the truth alone. Now one is not called a martyr for bearing witness to any truth, but only for witnessing to the Divine truth, otherwise a man would be a martyr if he were to die for confessing a truth of geometry or some other speculative science, which seems ridiculous. Therefore faith alone is the cause of martyrdom.

Objection 3: Further, those virtuous deeds would seem to be of most account which are directed to the common good, since "the good of the nation is better than the good of the individual," according to the Philosopher (Ethic. i, 2). If, then, some other good were the cause of martyrdom, it would seem that before all those would be martyrs who die for the defense of their country. Yet this is not consistent with Church observance, for we do not celebrate the martyrdom of those who die in a just war. Therefore faith alone is the cause of martyrdom.

On the contrary, It is written (Mat. 5:10): "Blessed are they that suffer persecution for justice' sake," which pertains to martyrdom, according to a gloss, as well as Jerome's commentary on this passage. Now not only faith but also the other virtues pertain to justice. Therefore other virtues can be the cause of martyrdom.

I answer that, As stated above (A[4]), martyrs are so called as being witnesses, because by suffering in body unto death they bear witness to the truth; not indeed to any truth, but to the truth which is in accordance with godliness, and was made known to us by Christ: wherefore Christ's martyrs are His witnesses. Now this truth is the truth of faith. Wherefore the cause of all martyrdom is the truth of faith.

But the truth of faith includes not only inward belief, but also outward profession, which is expressed not only by words, whereby one confesses the faith, but also by deeds, whereby a person shows that he has faith, according to James 2:18, "I will show thee, by works, my faith." Hence it is written of certain people (Titus 1:16): "They profess that they know God but in their works they deny Him." Thus all virtuous deeds, inasmuch as they are referred to God, are professions of the faith whereby we come to know that God requires these works of us, and rewards us for them: and in this way they can be the cause of martyrdom. For this reason the Church celebrates the martyrdom of Blessed John the Baptist, who suffered death, not for refusing to deny the faith, but for reproving adultery.

Reply to Objection 1: A Christian is one who is Christ's. Now a person is said to be Christ's, not only through having faith in Christ, but also because he is actuated to virtuous deeds by the Spirit of Christ, according to Rom. 8:9, "If any man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is none of His"; and again because in imitation of Christ he is dead to sins, according to Gal. 5:24, "They that are Christ's have crucified their flesh with the vices and concupiscences." Hence to suffer as a Christian is not only to suffer in confession of the faith, which is done by words, but also to suffer for doing any good work, or for avoiding any sin, for Christ's sake, because this all comes under the head of witnessing to the faith.

Reply to Objection 2: The truth of other sciences has no connection with the worship of the Godhead: hence it is not called truth according to godliness, and consequently the confession thereof cannot be said to be the direct cause of martyrdom. Yet, since every lie is a sin, as stated above (Q[110], AA[3],4), avoidance of a lie, to whatever truth it may be contrary, may be the cause of martyrdom inasmuch as a lie is a sin against the Divine Law.

Reply to Objection 3: The good of one's country is paramount among human goods: yet the Divine good, which is the proper cause of martyrdom, is of more account than human good. Nevertheless, since human good may become Divine, for instance when it is referred to God, it follows that any human good in so far as it is referred to God, may be the cause of martyrdom.


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154 to discover some plan looking to the outwitting of these scoundrels.

Presently his vigilance was rewarded. He discovered upon the ground some small pieces of white paper! This proved that the hares had already been along through this very section, leaving a trail as they ran, which the main body of hounds was expected to follow as swiftly as possible.

All this while Frank had been working at the cords that bound his wrists together. They had been clumsily tied, and he found that he could move his hands a little. By slow degrees he was stretching the bonds. Presently he expected to be able to draw his hands through, and that would mean liberty, so far as being able to use his arms went.

What should he do then? Ought he to take to his heels and run to the best of his ability? Under ordinary conditions he believed he would have had no trouble in distancing both of these heavier men; but just now he had a bruised leg, the result of his recent fall, and he feared he could not do himself justice.

"Hey! hold on there, he's squirmin' loose, Martin! Grip him!" suddenly called the one called Joey, as he happened to fall back a little to the rear.

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M Magistrates, United States, appropriation for 1202 M a g n u s o n - M o s s Warranty—Federal Trade Commission Improvement Act. 2183 Mailing Lists, selling or renting of names and addresses by Federal agencies, prohibition 1904 Maine, Moosehorn Wilderness (Baring U n i t), designation 2154 Management and Budget, Office of: Appropriation for 216, 618, 1780 Budget, s u b m i t t a l to Congress, s t u d y. 321 Commission on Federal Paperwork, member 1790 Director and Deputy Director, Senate confirmation 11 Energy Resources Council, m e m b e r.. 1241 Federal Energy Administration Act of 1974, incidental transfers under. _ 105 Federal P r o c u r e m e n t Policy, Office of, establishment 797 Fiscal, b u d g e t a r y, and program-related d a t a and information systems 327 Fiscal year 1973 retroactive p a y costs, appropriation for, report to 231 Personnel, transfer of certain to Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1243 Records maintained on individuals— Guidelines, regulations, and assistance 1909 Notice of new systems to 1904 Manpower Administration, appropriation for 202, 1634, 2106 Mansfield Lake, Ind., n a m e changed to Cecil M. H a r d e n Lake 1659 Marble Canyon National Monument, Ariz., abolishment 2090 March of Dimes Birth Defects Prevention Month, designation 1821 Marihuana, prohibition of payment of funds to persons producing for illegal use 1842 "Marihuana-Hashish Epidemic and Its Impact on United States Security, The", hearings, printing of additional copies 2426 Marine Corps: Active d u t y personnel strength 401 Aircraft, missiles, naval vessels, etc., research and development, appropriation authorization 233, 400, 401 Appropriation for 196, 219, 1213 Band, sale of recordings for American Revolution Bicentennial 1868 Civilian personnel strength 403 Family housing, appropriation for 2181 Military Construction Authorization Act, 1975 1750 Military training s t u d e n t load 404 Operation and maintenance, appropriation for 196, 1215 Procurement, appropriation for 198, 1221 Reserve components— Appropriation for 1214 Aviation career incentive p a y 179 Deceased members, presentation of flag for 176 Facilities, construction, etc 1770

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Military training s t u d e n t load Officers formerly missing in action, appointment to active list 1954 Operation and maintenance, appropriation for 197, 1216 Selected Reserve, strength 402 Reserve Forces Facilities Authorization Act, 1975 1770 Temporary officers formerly missing in action, appointment to active l i s t. 1954 Marine Corps League, Young Marines of the, surplus n a v a l material, recipients. 2147 Marine Fisheries Commission, Atlantic States, appropriation for 1198 Marine Fisheries Commission, Gulf States, appropriation for 1198 Marine Mammal Commission, appropriation for 1205 Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972, appropriation for effecting provisions. 1205 Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act of 1972, Amendments: Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by D u m p i n g of Wastes and Other M a t t e r, i m p l e m e n t a t i o n. 50 Ocean d u m p i n g provisions, e x t e n s i o n.. 1430 Maritime Administration: Appropriation for 209, 218, 1199 General provisions. Appropriation Act. _ 1199, 1208 M e r c h a n t Marine Academy, appropriation for 1199 Vessels, exchange for conversion and operation in unsubsidized service between west coast and Guam, contract amendment 232 Maritime Commission, Federal: Appropriation for 228, 1204 Barge operations, rules and r e g u l a t i o n s. 1966 Government or charitable cargo in domestic offshore trade, regulation of rates 1463 Maritime Day, National, 1974, proclamation 2468 Marshals and Attorneys, United States, appropriation for 1192 Martin Van Buren National Historic Site, N.Y., establishment 1462 Maryland: A n t i e t a m Battlefield, elimination of certain reporting requirements 1969 Clara B a r to n National Historic Site, establishment 1461 Piscataway Park, acquisition of lands.. 1304 Mass Transportation Act of 1964, Urban. See Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964. M a s s Transportation Assistance Act of 1974, National 1565 Massachusetts: Boston National Historical P a r k Act of 1974 1184 Lowell Historic Canal District Commission, establishment 2330 Springfield Armory National Historic Site, establishment 1461 Mathematics, special projects for teaching 588 Meats, i m p o r t limitations on certain, proclamation 2454, 2540 Medals and Decorations: Gold, use in, restriction 1978

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Military Sales Act, Foreign, Amendment, '^^se Montana: Page defense services or articles, eligibility; Chippewa Cree Tribe of the Rocky credit sales 1813 Boy's Reservation, mineral rights Military Selective Service Act of 1967, held in t r u s t 142 Amendment, assignment of Public Libby D a m project, Kootenai River, Health Service commissioned personfunds for fish h a t c h e r y facilities 25 nel to assist Indian tribes 2208 Mission M o u n t a i n s Wilderness, designaMilk Program, Special: tion 2155 Appropriation for 1841 Policemen and firemen, Social Security Reimbursement, minimum r a t e 341 benefits 2386 Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969, Wildlife grazing, land conveyance 25 Federal Coal, appropriation for effectMoores Creek National Military Park, ing provisions 1636, 1638, 1645 N.C., l and acquisition and developMine Safety Board of Review, Federal ment, authorization of funds for 1445 Metal and Nonmetallic, appropriation Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., for 821 appropriation ceiling increase; b o u n d Minerals: ary change 1445, 1447 Marion County, Fla., conveyance of Federal National, certain mineral interests to 190, 399 Mortgage Association, modernization and medical facilities, New York, conveyance of certain construction assistance, sale of loans mineral interests to 1382 to 2266 Mines, Bureau of: Appropriation for 222, 277, 809 Mortgage Association, Government National, appropriation for 1096, 1106 Lignite coal research laboratory, N. Mortgage Association Charter Act, Federal Dak., activities, elimination of reNational, appropriation for effecting porting requirements 1969 provisions 1096, 1105, 1641, 1643 Transfer of certain functions to Energy Mother's Day, 1974, proclamation 2473 Research and Development Administration 1237 Motor Carrier Act, Amendment, judicial Mining Enforcement and Safety Adminreview of I n t e r s t a t e Commerce Comistration, appropriation for 808 mission decisions 1918 Minnesota: Motor Vehicle and Schoolbus Safety Kettle River, segment designated for Amendments of 1974 1470 possible inclusion in the national Motor Vehicle Information and Cost wild and scenic rivers system 2094 Savings Act: Minneapolis, high-density urban highAmendment, motor vehicle demonstraw a y intermodal transportation contion projects 1485 nection, demonstration project 2290 Appropriation for effecting provisions __ 775 U p p e r Mississippi River, segment desMotor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966, National ignated for possible inclusion in the Traffic and. See National Traffic and national wild and scenic rivers M o to r Vehicle Safety Act of 1966. system 2095 Motor Vehicles: Minority Business Enterprise, appropriation for 218, 1197 Armed forces members, s h i p m e n t or reshipment of vehicles owned by 1743 Mint, Bureau of the, appropriation for.. 225, 615 Emission standard s 258 Minuteman Missile Flight Tests, restriction 406 Insurance coverage to farm labor contractors 1654 Miss Kekii, documentation for use in License plate numbers, use in informaAmerican fisheries 2369 tion systems, study 1906 Missiles, Aircraft, Vessels, Etc., approNational maximum speed limit 2286 priation authorization 233 Mississippi River, appropriation for flood New, fuel economy improvement 261 control 207, 784 Size and weight limitations for the Missouri: I n t e r s t a t e System; enforcement 2283, Chester Bridge, contract for operation, 2284 etc., time extension 1659 Used, warranties, rulemaking proceed2189 Fire districts, relief of certain 2392 ings. Mozambique, U.S. policy on independence H a r r y S. T r u m a n Memorial Veterans' of.._ 1816 Hospital, designation 1957 Music Month, Country, October 1974, Mobile Home Advisory Council, National, proclamation 2529 appointment 702 Mutual Educational and Cultural ExMobile Home Construction and Safety change Act of 1961, appropriation for Standards Act of 1974, National 700 effecting provisions 1191, 1207, 1642 Model Community Economic DevelopMutual Security Act of 1954, Amendment, ment Finance Corporation, plan for congressional committees, use of forestablishment 2320 eign currencies, reports 444 Model Secondary School for the Deaf Act, appropriation for effecting provisions _ 1646 Mutual Security Appropriations Act, 1956, Amendment, military assistance Molasses, Sugars and Sirups, tariffs and funds, elimination of report requirequota on certain, establishment, procment 1968 lamation 2537 Mutual Security Appropriations Act, 1957, Money Orders and Traveler's Checks, repeal of certain provisions 1968 disposition of abandoned 1525 NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1362; Part 2 contains pages 1363-2645

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Page National Air and Space Museum, appro- Paw priation for 820 Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation Act of 1966, National Archives and Records Service: appropriation for effecting provisions _ 1640 American Indian Policy Review ComNarcotic Addict Treatment Act of 1974. __ 124 mission, disposition of records and National Academy for Fire Prevention and papers in 1913 Control, establishment 1537 Appropriation for 226, 626 National Academy of Sciences, drinking Archives and records, transfer of certain water, maximum c o n t a m i n a n t levels, to Alaska 1740 study, 1664 Federal Register. See separate title. National Academy of Sciences-National National S t u d y Commission on Records Academy of Engineering, Washington and Documents of Federal Officials, metropolitan area, water resource support services 1701 needs, scientific basis for s t u d y conRecords maintained on individuals, disclusions, report 37 closure 1897, 1904 National Advisory Committee for Juvenile National Arthritis Act of 1974 2217 Justice and Delinquency Prevention, National Arthritis Month, 1974, proclaestablishment 1117 mation 2478 National Advisory Council for Adult EduNational Bank Act, Amendment, public cation, reports to by State advisory housing obligations, investment 668 councils, recommendations 578 National Board for the Promotion cf Rifle National Advisory Council for Career Practice, appropriation for 1217 Education, establishment 552 National Bureau of Standards: National Advisory Council for the ProtecAppropriation for 1198 tion of Subjects of Biomedical and Energy-related inventions, e v a l u a t i o n.. 1894 Behavioral Research, establishment. 351 Solar heating and cooling systems, coNational Advisory Council on Aging, operation 1071, 1072, 1074, 1075, 1078 establishment 185 National Cancer Act Amendments of 1974. 358 National Advisory Council on Alcohol National Cancer Institute: Abuse, and Alcoholism, National Appropriation for 1638 Panel on Alcohol, D r u g Abuse, and Program extension 358 M e n t a l Health, member 134 Uterine cancer diagnosis, trial program. 359 National Advisory Council on Bilingual National Capital Planning Act of 1952, a p Education, establishment 510 propriation for effecting provisions._ 819 National Advisory Council on Drug Abuse, National Capital Planning Commission, National Panel on Alcohol, Drug appropriation for 228, 819 Abuse, and M e n t a l Health, m e m b e r. 134 National Capital Transportation Act of National Advisory Council on Vocational 1969, appropriation for effecting proEducation: visions 779 Authority to accept gifts and transfer National Center for Deaf-Blind Youth and funds 1849 Adults: Career Education, National Advisory Program extension 1619 Council for, m e m b e r 552 Report to Congress, elimination 1968 National Advisory Mental Health Council, National Center for Education Statistics: National Panel on Alcohol, D r u g Career Education, National Advisory Abuse, and Mental Health, m e m b e r.. 134 Council for, m e m b e r 522 National Aeronautics and Space Act of Establishment 556 1958, Amendments: Poverty data, study, cooperation 601 Experts and consultants, p a y 243 Solar heating and cooling, activities 1070 National Center for Health Services Research, establishment 363 National Aeronautics and Space AdminisNational Center for Health Statistics, estration: tablishment 365 Appropriation for 226, 276, 1100 National Center on Child Abuse and N e Canaveral National Seashore, Fla., glect, establishment 5 transfer of lands for to Department of the Interior 2122, 2125 National Coin Week, 1974, proclamation. 2474 Construction of facilities, research and National Commission for the Protection of development, appropriation auHuman Subjects of Biomedical and thorization 240 Behavioral Research, establishment. 348 Geothermal Energy Coordination and National Commission for the Review of M a n a g e m e n t Project, m e m b e r; coFederal and State Laws Relating to operation 1081 Wiretapping and Electronic SurveilPersonnel and equipment, loan to lance: Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Appropriation for 1205 Wildlife 124 Extension; closed meetings 1972 Solar Energy Coordination and M a n agement Project, member 1432 National Commission on Arthritis and Related Musculoskeletal Diseases, Solar H e a t i n g and Cooling Demonstraestablishment 2218 tion Act of 1974 1069 National Commission on Diabetes, esNational Aeronautics and Space Administablishment 374 tration Authorization Act, 1975 240 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 1100, National Commission on Electronic Fund Transfers: 1101 National Agricultural Library, appropriaAppropriation for 1781 tion for 217, 1826 Establishment 1508 If

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