TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  I wouldn't say because at times they would come in the evening and the house was dark and they used to paint their faces black.  I thought at some stage that they were black people and I heard them saying, "Kom, kom, kom," which means "Come, come, come," which indicated to me that they were white policemen and they were boers and they used to have torches, so they could see us and we could not see them.  They would take us and put us in a certain corner and say we must sit one side and when they were in the dining-room they were asking other black people as to what they should say when they were talking to us.  They wanted to speak to us in Zulu and we heard them asking as to what the expressions were in Zulu.  She also got a panic attack, that is my daughter who was expectant ... (Tape ends.  Subsequent tape commences mid-sentence without overlap)