will be quite different as he approaches any one of the three courts. I read recently the story of a German who had been conditioned by Russian proceedings to appear before Soviet judges. He had been placed in a cell which was too small to permit lying down, and had been fed on bread and water. He had been kept awake by sentries and faced with blinding lights. He knew he would be asked interminable questions. He realized his case would be tried by judges he would not see, who would examine his answers