JUDGE WILSON
: I understand, I personally did not hearthat the reports about the issuing subpoena indicated that thepersons named may have been involved in the commission of offences.  I think it only right we should make it quite clear that ifanybody who was present at the hearings last week would have knownthe evidence relating to Mr Winter related to his position asCommanding Officer of the Special Branch of Cradock and of whathe did in connection with Mr Venter's visit there.   It did notrelate or suggest that he
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had taken any part in the kidnapping or any part in what subsequentlyhappened and I should think it is regrettable if there was anyreport which indicated anything to the contrary.   It is his evidence,the evidence led indicated that he might well be able to throwa light on what was going on in his district at that time andit was for this purpose that he was subpoenaed as a witness.  We thank him for having come here today and I gather he alsosaw Mr Mpshe last week and is prepared to give such evidence.  We regret that because we are going to adjourn, we'll have toadjourn yours as well.   I trust we can make arrangements thatwe can give you adequate notice of the adjourned hearing.