GEORGE BIZOS
Yes.  And Mrs Sheena Duncan of the Black Sash, who established the Black Sash Advice Office in Cradock, that was also noted as one of his activities.
	And then it goes on that he went to Somerset East, whilst the South Eastern Youth Congress was formed, and so it goes on.
	I don't want to take you through the whole lot, but the people that he had contact with appear on page 3  Mr Cowell, M. Peters, J.W. Cargusten, also on page 3, M.J. Hanna, M. Brink, a Susan, that he met with Ford Calata and Sparrow Mkhonto and Linda on page 4, Linda Mangeli and Zola Mangoli and Baba Doti and Msimeni Lawrence Gazi - so there is no - and that he even went to a funeral where mention was made of Mr Nelson Mandela, Mr Oliver Tambo, Mr Joe Slovo, so that whoever was gathering this information didn't spare the mentioning of any names.  On page 6, the name of Joanne Bekker, if I remember correctly an important journalist, was mentioned and a Sister Ramashwana is mentioned on page 8.  And again the same on page 9 and Van Zyl Slabbert, Andrew Savage and Moorcroft of the PFP are mentioned.  And Mr Lutusi Boy Mantiyi is mentioned on page 11.
	Nowhere, right up to the 16th June is the dangerous revolutionary Mhlawuli mentioned.
	Do you agree?