GEORGE BIZOS
What it says is that a mass meeting was planned for the 28th and that the supporters of the party on that day committed a number of violent acts around Johannesburg - streets in Johannesburg, I beg you pardon, in Soweto and around and in its vicinity were blockaded, there were stone throwing and assaults on pedestrians, shots at them, and that according to information people died during the night.
	Paragraph 3, there were roadblocks erected and two houses were burned, shots were fired at Policemen manning roadblocks, the gist of it is, there was so much violence around in paragraph 3, but more particularly in paragraph 4, from approximately 06h00 Inkatha supporters came into the centre of Johannesburg and began roaming around.  Most of them came by foot from the hostels.  
	The supporters of the IFP moved about in the middle of the city.  Pedestrians were chased and attacked.  Shots were fired from buildings and that ten persons died and 40 were injured.  Eight of the persons died at the corner of King George and De Villiers Streets.  There were 900 Policemen, the Army was deployed.  
	Then in paragraph 6, people were armed with traditional weapons, various AK47s were also noticed amongst the groups.  Arrests for the unlawful possession of weapons were carried out.  The Selby Hostel was searched and a number of weapons were found there.  That is, Mr Chairman, a summary of the events that occurred, and we would submit that this document forms information which we ask you to receive which, taken together with the radio channel 27 and the direct viva voce evidence given, may help you to form a picture of what was happening on the day in question.  Thank you, Mr Chairman.  
	That is as far as we want to take our case at this stage, Mr Chairman.  Of course, once we have heard the evidence of the objectors or other evidence that may be led by their legal representatives, we will ask you to - we may ask you to hear further matters.  Have I given you the page 275?