postman's attention to the printed line on the envelope reading "Third Class." World Outlook is not being sent first class (which would require twelve cents postage).
If the postman is in doubt, ask him to open the envelope and take a look. World Outlook is "printed matter" and takes a corresponding rate.
Incidentally, the new rates have hit us in another way. For every copy returned to us as "nondeliverable," we must pay eight cents. If the post office supplies a forwarding address, this costs an additional fifteen cents, or a total of twenty-three cents.
MORAL: Send us any change of address well in advance of your move.
MORE ON THE NEW WITCH-HUNT IN PERU
{As previously reported in World Outlook (see the issues of January 26, . 55, and February 2, p. 83), the Bela~ unde government has initiated a new nationwide